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Vol. 40 No. 51 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE N2.00PER YEAR Car. Ri.P.S. PRICE 30 CENTS Dec. 19, 1985 Council Considers Bringing Projects To February Vote After almost 45 minutes of a first batch, of seven it hopes to reconstructing French Street under debate on' which capital im- take, to a referendum vote in a federal and state Urban Systems. provements, projects, should get im- February. Program. The state hopes to begin mediate attention and. •funding—.and Headlining the potential $1.6 first-phase construction on the $3.7 which could wait—the Town Coun- million shopping list will be million project this summer. cil Monday night finally settled on $400,000i as the town's share for - Two other big jobs—the installa- tion of water and sewer lines in a A SPACIOUS BUSINESS: AREA greets customers when they come portion of French, and supplying up to the tellers" 'windows at the new Thomaston Savings Bank, office water to the Grandview and Circuit on Main Street, which officially opened for business Monday. (Valuckas. Street Parking, Skating Avenues area—will hinge on Photo) • whether the Water and Sewer Authority can quickly come up Regulations In Effect with a user benefit formula to plug into the as yet undetermined, ap- Thomaston Savings Opens With the official start of the Vehicles parked m violation can propriation amounts. winter season just dajs away, be removed by a commercial tow- residents are reminded the winter ing service through authorization of Two referenda, to come up with, New Main Street Office parking regulations and ice skating the police. The owner of the vehi- $268,400 for Grandview and Cir- •.. • The Thomaston Savings Bank new conference and closing room, rules on town ponds are in effect. cle will be at risk, and all expenses cult, water have been .defeated, opened its new office at 565 Main for complete privacy at meetings According to the town ordinance w ill be the owner's responsibilit>. while a $566,000 appropriation for St., replacing the adjacent former and mortgage transactions." adopted in No\ ember, 1978, In lieu of towing, the police are the French Street: utilities also has structure which will be demolish- Mr. O'Rourke said the institution owners and operators of vehicles empowered to tag the vehicle for gone down in recent months. ed to make room, for additional is "particularly proud of another may not park on any town road or a fine of S5, which must be paid The Council said if the state parking space. new meeting room, which will be street from 12 midnight through 7 within 72 hours. Fines are doubl- needs an answer by February on George O'Rourke,* Thomaston available to the general public. It a.m. from the period Dec. 1 to ed for each offense after 72 hours. what the town's intentions are Savings president, said, "We are has its own outside entrance, and April 1. (Continued on page 2) regarding French, .the Water and delighted with the new facility and is fully accessible to the handicap- Sewer: • Authority must have its believe it will give the people of ped." ""'ducks in, a row," said' Council Watertown the very best in. state- He said "these facilities may be GOP Chairman Gordon, James, for of-the-art banking service and. con- spanking new, but our depositors the Council's next regular meeting venience." are going to find the same, prompt, Jan. 6. The two-story building was professional service offered by the A delay by the state of another designed in traditional, brick, ap- same friendly staff they know. month or so whould give the'Coun- propriate to its surroundings. Dou- "We invite our depositors, and cil and authority a little more ble the size of the old branch, the all our other Watertown friends, to breathing room. new office provides two drive-up come by soon and inspect our new Democrat, Councilman Ronald • lanes, as well as an after-hours Watertown home," Mr. O'Rourke D'Amico, who also is an authority- walk-up window. concluded. member,, said, the water and sewer "Inside," Mr. O'Rourke con- • The building was designed bj board likely would have to tinued, "we have installed six. teller Watertown architect Steve schedule a special meeting to ham- stations. These should mean shorter Whitaker of the firm Stein, Sapack mer out a formula, since it. won't lines, a benefit for everyone. & Ames. P. Francini and Co. were formally meet again until after the "We also have added a special the general contractors. (Continued, on page 2) Town Jaycees Residents Level Several Reviving Their .. Sallies At Town Council Service-Awards-. The public participation portion of Monda; night's Town Council SPEAKING HIS MIND at Monday night's Town Council meeting is The Greater Watertown Jaycees meeting was put to appropriate use as several residents engaged the Anthony Fusco. standing, of Bunker Hill Road who requested the town organization has announced it is governing body in lively discussion for an hour. make road improvements to the thoroughfare between Straits Turnpike reviving its Distinguished Service The session featured an attempt by Republican Council Chairman Gor- and the Watcrbury line. The Council later decided to include an Award program,,, and. is asking for don James to'gavel to a halt statements allegedly made "out of order" engineering study on a referendum tentatively targeted for sometime the submittal of nominees. . . by Joseph Masi, Democrat chairman of the Planning and Zoning in February. Listening at left is Francis Carpenter, Republican state The DSA is given to a yoiing Commission, representative from the 76th District, and Felix Andarowski, right, of man or woman from 'the communi- Mr. Masi had 'taken umbrage with the Council's recent action requir- Hadley Street, Oakville. (Valuckas Photo) ty who has ""given noteworthy ser- ing the board, to be notified in writing when town, commissions wished „ vice to the community and family to consult with 'the town, attorney. The chairman said, according to state Because of 'the Wednesday Holidays without, compensation." statutes, zoning commissions are empowered to enforce zoning regula- Organizations, may nominate ' tions, and sometimes have to seek legal opinions. • •. for 'the Observance of - male or female candidates, as long He said he "applauded" the move to keep-legal expenses down, but • Christmas. & New,, Year's "Day, as- 'they meet, the requirements- the Council could not hinder 'the zoning board, from requesting legal ^. .. Early Deadlines outlined on 'the .nomination form,,. advice. •• • . Forms may be obtained by writing Mr. James .said, commissions had become "paranoid" when the Coun- . • • "Will Be Necessary For The • the Jaycees at P.O. Box. 303,,..': cil directive .was sent, out recently. He.said/the intent is not to prohibit ' • Town Times Issues of Dec. 24 and Dee. 31 Watertown, Ct. 06795, and, must Boards and commissions from, using the town attorney, but rather to be postmarked no later than, Friday, have a system, that keeps better track- of when he is used, and why. All News & Advertising Copy for the Dec, 24 Issue Must Be Dec, 27. Mr. James'said the town," charter prevents, 'the Council from Submitted No Later Than 4 p.m., Friday,'Dec 20th. All News 'The nominations will, be judged "witholding use" of the town attorney. ' ' "' " " & Advertising Copy"for the'Dec. 31 Issue Must Be Submitted • by a panel of three distinguished "I don't think'we (Concil) ever meant 'that recommendation to in- 'No' Later Than 4 p.m., Friday, Dec. 27th. • town citizens, who will determine terfere with the proper functioning of a board or commission," he added. • the winner, -The award .will be Democrat Councilman Ronald. D'Amico said, however, the written, ' The Town Times Office Wil. Be-Closed presented, at a banquet for nominees.' directive from the Council leadership caused a "furor" with the boards, * at a date .and place to 'be. announced. . and. was much more restrictive than,-Mr. James* verbal interpretation. Tuesday & Wednesday,-Dec. 24 & 25, and. • More information can. be obtain- • , Coimnisson Has. Power Tncsday^ &. Police request peoplcwith infer:: UNDER COLLAR mation "on 'the burglary to' call watertownhistoricalsociety.orgCrimestpppers at 755-1.234. Re- The mercury's been dropping wards are offered and, information way, waybelow zero, while heating and identity are kept.,confidential. bills are making many folks hot, hot • under the collar. • PHONE . "The Gift That Laos 755-1234 Alt Year Round" - Emil's Robberies SAVE Police, still are looking for leads to a person or persons responsible For the theft of "several thousand'" * $90to $250 dollars in jewelry from Em'il's - Quality on Knitting- ' FREE Jewelers, 709. Main. St.,., early Machines " INSTRUCTIONS^ Saturday morning, the second, in- YARN ' , . _ ., "itft purdtasr of cident at the store in a week. for — Knitting Books Available— „ machine. "We're looking into a number of Hand & Machine CT. KNITTING MACHINE. leads," Chief Inspector John Knitting 1,21.5 Tfaomaston Ave., Waterbuiy 574-3334 Gavallas said Tuesday morning, •Mrs. Htm. to Sat. .10-5 Than. Tit 8 -Evenings By Appointment "but. we haven't zeroed in .on anyone..,"" The burglary was discovered at 1 a.m.. Saturday, according to Detective Sgt. Ronald Blanchard. The thief apparently entered the store through the front, door, he said, which, was, the same method VISIT THE RED BARN of operation, as the first burglary. Someone was sighted on Pythian Avenue, said Mr. Blanchard,. Some jewelry items were discovered on HOLLY. • BOUGHS • the street, as well, as a clay-colored knit cap,.. Police believe the thief, TREES • ROPING or thieves, fled down Pythian. IF LITTLE EMILY RIcNAIR, center, age 4%, has her say, papa The two robberies could have Charlie McNair will be watching things like Rainbow Brite cartoons been perpetrated by the same in- CANDLES • BOWS " and variety programs on the new VCR the 43 Middlebury Road resi- dividuals, Mr. Blanchard said, but dent won Dec. 10-at the Seatbelts Are For Everyone (SAFE) drawing could also be the case of a, "copy- RIBBONS at Taft School. At right is Mary Olivea of Watertown, SAFE coor- cat" burglar. dinator. Mr. McNair's was the lucky license plate number drawn from There are no specific leads, he -..-MINIATURE UTES the list taken down by area policemen who spotted for motorists using added, but some people are being their seatbelts. Hartford Whaler Paul Lawless drew the winning ticket considered as suspects, Detective •REPLACEMENT BULBS for the program, which was supported by Bozzuto-Sayre-DelGallo, Inc., Robert Desena is investigating the Hollis D. Segur, Inc., the Academy of Driving, and 'Video Loft, pro- crime. vmDOW CANDLES vider of the VCR. (Valuckas Photo)' PhtnAs New Books At Shaun Considine; "The Secrete, Of Henry Bright," Joseph. Wam- INTERIOR •• Branch Library baugh; "Be Buried In the Rain," FAINTING Barbara Michaels; and, "How The Red Barn Now Available Sweet. It Is": The Jackie Gleason : ••CALL, Story," James Bacon. The following books are recent : additions, at the Oakville Branch Also: "Masters of'. Atlantis," wQw Hosking Nursery Library, 55 Davis St., Oakville: Charles Portis; "Never Guilty, "The Mammoth Hunters," by .Never Free," GinnyFoat; "Death. ,,." 96 • Porter,Street, Watertown... .Jean M. Avel; "Christmas Crafts Is a Lonely Business," Ray Brad- : and. Customs'Around the World," bury;' "Galopagd'S,"- Kurt Von-' v -^ 274-8889 ' - • • negut; "Family Linen," Lee Virginia Fowler; "Give a Boy a Sun. 10-5. Mon._?-6:30, Tu.es. 9-5, Thurs. & Fri. 9-5:30', Sat. 9-5 Gun," Jack Olsen; "The Bachman Smith; "Elvis and Me," Priscilla Books," Stephen King; "Confes- Presley; "Obsession," Ramsey Campbell; "'London Match.,," Lon sional," Jack Higgins; "The Bur- 1 ning Shore," Wilbur Smith; "Deighton; "The Flint, •Lord,," "Secrets," Danielle Steel; and Richard Herley; "The Later,, "Two Of A. Kind: The Hillside Adventures of Tom Jones,'" Bob Stranglers," Darcy O'Brien. Coleman; "Only the Dead. Know Also: "Family Business,"" Vince Brooklyn," -Thomas Boyle; and. Patrick.; "Barbra Streisand," "The Postman," David Brio. I- H IN APPRECIATION. " . '•• . Since 1935, First'Federal "" " . ./Savings, has served the savings, and, home financing needs "of the ." v Greater Waterbury area. As a. . • ' special thanks to our 50,00© cus-.. . 1" tomers and our many friends, we • 'are making this. 1-yr.'-Golden • ...... CD? available for.a limited, time. •• - -Stop in at any office of First ' • . Federal Savings Hpp /'Best Little Hair House la Conn." Charlie Fenn's Haircutters —Bathroom Safety Aids— •••..Safety Grab Bars , / : ••£»• tfyh fax-i Me :^.-Bath'Tub'"Rails ' • •-.- •'•.. • • "Shower.Chairs.: "•• •. : : For Your Convenience we will be open on Mondays through REMEMBER YOUR DIABETIC FRIEND OR RELATIVE . the holidays. • • WITH A GIFT tERTIFlCATE FROM' O'UR DIABETIC CENTER:. .. " . Owmrs &-'Stylists: Charlie Fenn,-Tracy Luth Fenn ^ Stfiisfx .Damn' lexacfe Cugfottf, fe* ieseai* and Anna Cenova Damo : : : • free. Deliver y •.' We Bill- Medicare; Directly ._.•.; 'WALK-INS ' • lisa Main Street DeForest Street, Watertown- •"• ; . WELCOME Watertown. v 274-9576' = :S 274-88.1.6;-' •.:": /:• .. •:/ : .... ••Hours: Tues.-F.ri. 9-5:30.• Jhurs. 'lji-7-» Sat. 8-4. Property of the Watertown Historical Societyf Dec:" 7 p.m., in the Swift Junior-High Confirmation Class will telk about - Following the service there will •School exercise: gym; fee. Christmas 'meanings -and the • be "a Santa Claus grabbag for 'the Teen Jozzercise—Dance,.: Exer- Primary Class will, put on.a Nativi- .children,' and a Happy Birthday watertownhistoricalsociety.orgcise. Together Jazzercise. The ty pageant.' " cake for the congregation. class, the newest concept in mus- cle toning, will meet in •the Water- town High School Senior Cafe on I. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3 to 4 p.m. Open, to' Grades 9 through 12; fee. • , - Registration Details .. AH programs requiring a fee must be-- paid in. advance. The recreation office establishes a minimum and maximum number of enrollment for each program. Classes scheduled for Watertown schools will not, meet: during school vacations, unless the instructor sa> s otherwise, and. will not. meet when schools are called off "because of in- clement, weather. AN AFTERNOON OF RECREATION and a hayride recently were For further information on an) of enjoyed by members of the Watertown Area Association, for Special the programs, call, the recreation Citizens" (WAAFSC) group through the courtesy of Judd Farm. office at 274-541,1, exts. 253-255. (WAAFSC Photo) Union, Church, Winter Recreation Fun Sharing Program, Fine Cure For Doldrums A Christmas Sharing Program, sponsored by the Sunday School of GIVE A KID Bored? Don't have anything to bowling • to arts and crafts. The Union Congregational Church, will do during those cold days and group generally meets the third beheld Sunday, Dec. 22, at the 161 nights, except watch television? Thursday of the month. Buckingham St. church's. 10:30 CONTACTS FOR In that case, 'the Parks and. Let's Play Story Hour—The a.m. worship. Recreation Department is offering special story hour for youngsters 3 Miss Denita-Landquist will play a plethora, of special events and and, 4 years old will be held at, the, the organ for the Sunday School, programs so just about anyone can Watertown Library on Thursdays CHRISTMAS.. while Brent Teller's Junior class get away from "post-holiday from 6 to 7 p.m. Children will do will, be presenting a, Christmas doldrums. • crafts projects related to weekly theme. AND WE'LL GIVE THEM Chinese Cooking—Learn how to stories, The nursery will do its sharing prepare dishes such as Sweet and All That Jazz—Join, •(he chorus program, on the Christ, child. The A SPARE PAIR FREE! Sour Pork,, Deep Fried Shrimp line of 'this beginner dance class 'Treat someone special to contact-lenses with a holiday Cakes, Won Ton Soup, or Chop- open to Grades 4 through, 8. The git certificate from Dr. Robert C. Bauman, O.D, and Suey. All dishes will be eaten by class will meet Wednesdays, 6 to "Your Clothes .Friend" the class; there is a fee. we'll give them an 'extra pair of contacts at no extra Kids Afterschool Micro The Clothes Clinic charge. Our holiday gift certificates include a complete Snacks—Learn how to fix a Yes—Our Prices Are moressiONML on a»NiHss« UUNMYSBWKX eye examination, careful fitting, quality contact, lenses, a nutritious hot afterschool snack to 61 Riverside St. - just off'Main St., full six months of follow up care and a free pair of spare Competitive For Quality firm*!' to ,lto™ifcr"s fcffliy SAwJi take ca,rc of those hunger pangs un- Fuel Oil and "Kerosene ' _ Oakville, Q. contacts,. Our free offer Is good now through Christmas til, dinnertime.. Open to Grades 4 on .selected contacts, for most, prescriptions. Call us •through 8. Classes will be held at: A.II Work Done In today for complete' information on this great holiday gift, A,E, Ponton. Co,, 2,08 Main St.", CALL NOW Our Modern Plant Oakvillc; fee. Same 'Day Service idea,-bum your family eyecare professionals. Beginner Ice Skating Lessons— BARDBAULT UD :Shirt Open to Grades 1 and above. There 3 - PHY Service OElfaimah&. Associates will be six 30-minute lessons held OIL CO., INC. FAM 1 L Y • D O C T O R 'S. • O F • O P T O M E T R Y during the public ice skating pro- £00'Main St., Oakville BSTOSSSS" 274-0041 gram at 'The, 'Tat School's Mays 274-3284 or 274-6723 Woteott: 509 Wolool Road - 879-2525 Rink; fee. MRS: M-F 6:30'- 6:30 Sat. 6:30'- 3:00' . Watertown: 997 Mam Street-274-7576 WAAFSC—The Watertown, Area, Association for Special Citizens ORDER YOUR, will sponsor a number of recrea- We offer A charming assortment' tional and social activities from SANTA of personal gifts, SUIT a fine selection of Liquor or Wine and items for the home I&OB1TUARV? NOW! ffirom our Gift Department' '"Sales to present to (Continued from, page 4) and —Free Wrapping— J (Champagne) Provancher of Rentals" someone Waterbury, he leaves three sons, Costumes, two daughters, two brothers, three wigs, beards & special. sisters, 12 grandchildren, one accessories. great-grandson, .and several nieces as s • Arabesque Don't forget, • and nephews. 754-22,60 113 Bank St. Downtown Wtby. Holiday Cards Pennella's Italian and Wrap. His. MonvWfed. 9-6 Ihuir.-iFrt. 9-7 • Film for Sal, 8-7 Son jjj _ Imports memories! GREAT CHRISTMAS_^g> ': GIFTS ' ^=^ 'Check our large selection - of IMPORTED CANDY and TORRONE " ; Taking Orders'For COOKIE TRAYS and 'ITALIAN PASTRIES. FRESH BAKED ITALIAN BREAD • and PORTUGESE ROLLS everyday except Monday Reserve Now lor the Holidays! 60 H i I Icrest Aven ue, Oakvi He.fo/r raw?™* su ' 274-5425 WATERTOWN PLAZA 274-1864' - Call .Ahead -.AII foodcw*edt o < OPEN 7 »A¥S • 8a.m. to 10 pjn 1M1 MAIN ST-.-WATERTOWN- fcajge~6'ibwnProperty 'times (Wateftown.,, Conn".) of' Dec/fc, the" 19fe Watertown Historical Society • ready—license, .registration, and ruling 'that 'those who'were drank, again denying"to.Mr. (Leonide) insurance, .card. The'police aux- and. convicted, as such, simply Plourde, • and to Mr. and Mrs. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgiliary officer came over, asked for upheld in the'ease he was referring Hassel, a, 'right to connect, the the papers., and proceeded to check to. 'The officer said he was doing, . .above-named premises into the them... Then, for the first time the it for my own good. He wasn't. do- Watertown sewer system, indicates officer stuck his-head into my car Ing it form y own good—I hadn't to me that you have no desire to and asked, "Have you, had. a drink been drinking! resolve 'this matter in a reasonable .-Editor The-police officers have been • tonight?" : ' manner. . polite and courteous. You will ran At our friend's house in Tolland, Town Times How are you, supposed, to answer I had. told everyone about, my eight . You. claim that you are out to Dear Sir: into trouble, however," if you speak a question, like that, with a 220- help people. Yet your actions are out. In each case, I was either com- previous stops. I fail to see how After being stopped For the ninth pound man's head in 'the car? My seven or eight: cruisers and 1.0 to 15 hurting' people. time ata police roadblock,, I feel it ing home from., work, from a answer is, and will continue to be basketball • game {the. Over 30s • officers standing in 'the cold, in one Instead of working to resolve • is 'time to issue a statement for 'those "I. don't have to answer that." spot, protects, me. Seven cruisers your dispute with Waterbury, you not lucky enough to ever have been League), or getting milk for 'the 1 baby. So, the auxiliary officer walked, on seven, different routes,,,observ- • • have placed, 'the burden on the peo- stopped at: one, as well as 'those ple to resolve it for you. Having 'been through 'this before, over to a full officer and said, "He ing for everything, from,, drunken idiots who dreamed up the law pro- won't answer my question." So, driving to breaking and entering, Your illegal'actions have already viding for these random, I knew what: to expect, when I saw resulted in a. complaint before the .another roadblock. I had my papers now I have approximately • 400 makes more sense." • • roadblocks. pounds of our state's finest with its One' question—is 'this prohibi- Freedom of Information Commis- undivided attention focussed on me' tion? Can you have a. beer or a/glass sion. Your more recent nonsense and my wife and wife's' car. They of wine with, friends? How do you may result .in. one or two suits in. the checked . the car again— answer the question, "'"Have you Superior1 Court. HOLIDAY I registration, license, emissions had a drink tonight?""' The officers, I can understand why you may be sticker, tires, and. who knows what proceeded to tell me that, my emis- upset, about the Town Council's else. sions sticker had expired, 12:15 new policy regarding legal SALE * I proceeded to tell, the officer that a,.m. Sunday, the 15th,,,, and my of- representation. You no longer have this was, my ninth stop, and to write ficer is now witchhunting. an attorney to hold your hands. Now Thru Dec. 24 in his report that I, complained ' Dec. 1.5 was the expiration date, I would advise you. to come down again, He proceeded to tell me he tells me, and that it is a $40 fine. off'your perch and settle this mat- •roadblocks were ruled Well, Dec. 15 is Sunday, .and I told ter so that Mr. .and Mrs. Hassel can constituional. him I would gladly oblige'but have a sewer system, before the I replied they were not ruled, con- testing centers seem to always be winter sets in... OFF stitutional by a judge. The judge's closed on. Sundays, which is my It is too bad that you do not have only day off' from work. He then a member of your board, named • Dresses • Pantsuits Blue Seal Feeds told me I. had 23 hours, 44 minute, Cassandra, because you have been . Lab Coats • Separates Wild - Bird - Seed & Feeders 38 seconds to avoid my $40 fine. acting like 'the Trojans who .insisted • Shoes Sunflower - Millet - Seed "Be advised," he said. on bringing 'the wooden horse into Dog Foods - Purina - Wayne I went home and thought there •flic city! The Scott - Lawn - ..'Products are a •minority of people who are .' .. 'Very Truly Yours, Fer Mel - Milorganite organized and are exercising too William Barrante UNIFORM' Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss much control over the unorganiz- Attomey-AtrLaw RUE SHOP 1 ' Calcium Chloride - Sail 'ed majority. Hay - Straw - Shavings This is not prohibition, but we I REALTY 1148 Baldwin St., Wtby. Bag Bairn - Maple Syrup are trying to outlaw alcohol by roadblocks, not tougher laws on .'NEWS. \ Hours: Tues.-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 11-4 H.S. COE CO. 'The following 'real estate transac- \ • 757-2.246 drinking and. driving. Are 'the . 45 Freight St. roadblocks carte blanche, or are tions were made during 'the period, Waterbury.'< 7546177, •they really to find drunks? What is from Friday, Dec. 6 through the reason, for harassment? What Thursday, Dec. 12, according to is the reason, for the question. warranty deeds filed in the town, • "Where: are you. coming from.?"' clerk's office: To all the gentlemen out there: Dec. 6—Crossroad Develop- do you like the idea.of your wife ment, Inc., Waterbury, to Ralph GIFT being stopped, by 10 or 12 men for Edward, and Geraldine Napp Jr., no • reason—just, for going Co 'the Waterbury, property on Charles store—or going home? ' • Street, $20,006; Raymond and Bet- .The next.time I am stopped,, my ty A. Ismail, Fla,.,, to Benjamin H. . emissions sticker-will be okay, but Root and Dorothy Zaikas,. Water- SUGGESTIONS: I will not be wearing-a seatbelt. town,, property on Cayuga- Drive, That will be the subject, of the next $51,GOT; Steven I. and , Sheila discussion between me and .the of- Whitman, Watertown, to .'Neil, M. ficer of the day or night. and Kathryn O'Leary, and'Ray- Have we 'thrown everything out mond E. and Dana M. Manzi, ALL SHOES • 'the- window? No cliches about Watertown, property at Hamilton .Russia, but where, is the probable Avenue and Princeton Terrace, € cause?" Our legislators and can- $44,000. ' • Boots Handbags Hosiery didates for government are more Dec. 10—Joan D. Mount, interested in noisy PAGs 'than mak- Waterbury, to Peter M. .and, 'Valerie ing a more prosperous and just Shambreskis, Waterbury, proper- • Gift Certificates (Any Denomination) society for all. ty on Penny .Lane, $115,000. Brett Zuraitis Dec. 12.—Ronald, and Edm.ee M. ---•• " • Bantam Charette, Watertown, to 'the State with a Sboes by Lam. Gift Certlllcate, shell never have to return yoi of Connecticut, present French gift, because it's the wrong size, color or style! • Water and Sewer Authority. Street, $1 .and other considerations.; 747 French St., Oakville Jennie C. Giannetto, Wolcott, to Re. ••143' Bamford Ave. William. P.. and Terry- Ann GIFT Gentlemen: Johnson, Oakville,, property on SELECTIONS: •••Your action on Dec. 9, once" Bayview Circle, $25,000. 9 Weal Palteto Trotter Capture those Holiday Sergio CeruHi 'Calico .•memories CinCin Candies Jacques Cohen Allegro Hippupui Juan tk David SPECIAL L. A* Gear : # CUo Cities Gloria Vanderbilt Always • No Coupon. • No'Gimmicks an brands may ant, be Takeadvantage of our special for available at all limes. • extra Christmas pictures for • ' •' grandma or friends. _ Pioneer Flaza '.HOURS:'* c Post ©ffire Brug iton 544 Straits Turnpike .- .Sat. 1M 55/DeiTorest Street, Watertown • •. " • -.- 274-5288' Watertown 274-2201 Sun. 12. to'-5.. •"JWatertoyvn^Fnenitty Pharmacy'^ ...... (ficmssjrmn.-K-Mart)- Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Ufeterfawn,-Cann. Society) Dec, 19, 1985 Page 7 composition of our nation's student This new law-recognizes-the pro-.- population has changed significant- ven fact, that if offered opportunity ~ -Brass City Quintet ly. There now are more "non- for an, education and training, many The Brass City Quintet, now In Nancywatertownhistoricalsociety.org Johnson's traditional" students—such as will succeed: in, getting off the its fifth year, will perform, in con- workers seeking to change careers, welfare rolls and become produc- cert' on, Sunday, Jan. 5, at 7:30' Congressional Report women, returning to school, and tive and "independent citizens. p.m. in, St. Margaret's Church, 289 displaced workers seeking Job Both our ability to compete suc- Willow St., Waterbury, Sixth District Connecticut retraining—enrolling in post secon- cessfully in the global economy and ,; Toll Free 1-800-382-0021 dary schools and, colleges. Conse- the future of our democracy depend The program will include some • (212)225-4476 quently, this bill, expands adult, on an excellent and, responsive arrangements' and compositions ' 223-8412, New Britain .education opportunities and pro- educational system. Congress' from, music originally composed in vides new grants to stimulate pro- work last week week on reauthoriz- •the 1700s, as well as Christmas grams to address adult literacy. ing the Higher Education Act will carols arranged by conductor In a victory for rational and serve us all. Frederick J. DiMaria. Congress Votes To Extend ' last two years. realistic policy, this bill solves a, For 'further information, "call Student Aid Programs Funding for graduate education miserable problem, that has faced If you must tell half-truths, Steven Kenney at 573-0620 or Mr. In 'these final days of'the first ses- loans was increased and students welfare recipients for many years be sure they're the right half. DiMaria at 755-2353. sion of the 99th Congress, will be allowed, to consolidate all, and has prevented them, from get- members of the House .have been education, loans and stretch out ting the education they want and. debating many Important issues, their repayments. need in order to gain, independence some of which have 'been staled for To offset costs of such a, pro- from the welfare rolls. " months by disputes over deficit gram, there is an incentive for bor- " Special Gifts reduction,- rowers to repay 'their guaranteed, This bill, now clearly permits a Pell grant recipient, or other federal, One such issue is the reauthoriza- loans quickly by increasing interest, student grant, recipient to receive For That tion of the Higher Education Act, rates on 'their loans from, 8 to 10 their 'tuition subsidy and not have •which Congress debated and pass- •percent beginning in the fifth year it deducted from their welfare sti- ed last week. of - repayment. Additionally, all 'Special Person students will be required to submit, pend. This will prevent the tough This bipartisan bill is an update and defeating choices 'many welfare of legislation written in. 1965.. Its a financial needs assessment. In order to obtain a Guranteed Student mothers have had to make in 'the, approval extends, for five years, past between student"' aid grant program, authority and. •funding for Loan to more equitably distribute subsidized funds. funds and. welfare •funds to support BRASS % a broad array of post-secondary their families. . education, programs, 'the largest of All, of course, -remain, able to 'WINE RACK "%=. which are Pell grants for lower in- borrow, that is, eligible for a come students, and. federally- Guaranteed Student Loan. The guaranteed student loans for col- needs test determines only 'the Touch Light Lamps- lege and graduate students- eligi.bli.ty for interest subsidy. etched glass paneled There are significant new Similarly, in an, effort, to deal shades. 3 way features in this legislation which- HAFET with loan defaults, which now total candle light.' : reflect, the need, for a delicate more than $3 billion nationally - ELEGANT - ^ GOEBEL *. balance between 'the necessity for (Connecticut has a default rate of HUMMEL •fiscally responsible policy, .and. the 3.67 percent—well, below 'the na- reality of the increased numbers of tional average), 'the bill would, FIGURINES students who need assistance to get tighten loan collection procedures, the education 'that is so important and have loans disbursed, in, in- FREE to mem and, us in this modern stallments.,, instead of one lump world. GIFT sum. • WRAPPING Of all the federal, student aid. Also, this bill recognizes the funds now available, '64 percent is in the form, of loans and 36 percent: '^OCCASIONAL! REFLECTIONS-Soft Riiby is in the form of grants or work stemware with handcut designs. A nice opportunities—almost the reverse ..TABLES of •the situation five years ago. •|:r CLOSING " selection of pieces. While the grant funds were in- • Tri..pefc.iq, 1985for- " " creased, the loan program was fhcfHo'IMay!: • ' _ OPEN'SUNDAY 10-5 • reformed In, a number of ways. REOPENING: • Because the cost of education is in- ' :, Monjjan. 6,19*86 :,.," >The Red Bam/Hosking .Nursery' creasing, 'the bill would, retain the • , "For .27 years, a Christmas 'tradition" $2,500 annual borrowing limit for C&L CERAMICS 96 Porter Street, Watertown '274-3889 undergraduates In the first two. '' .239 Whilewqod Rd., Wtby., Sunday 10-5 Tuesday 9-5 Saturday 9-5 years of college, but. would, allow -,. • , (off Buker Hill Ave.) Monday 9-8:30 ' ' 'Thursday-Friday 9-5:30 •them, to borrow $5,000 a year in. the ..' ;574-00ft br ,574-001T . ENGINEERED SINTERINGS UNISEX 'AND H A I R S T Y L I N G EVANGEL .ASSEMBLY PLASTICS,INC OF GOD 2245 LiKhfield Road 263 Main Street, Oakville A • Watertown, Connecticut 06795 WATERTOWN DATE: DEC, 31,1985 Is Most Pleased, Call 274-5759 for time. INDUSTRY " To Announce The New Addition To .His Staff. ANDREA PENT A (Fmwrlf of Charlie Fern "s Hairaitters) Experienced in, all phases of Hairdressin g including • Colors and "Perms. • Andrea invites ail of her . friends to see her at Joseph's. Andrea Penta - Hair Stylist For Appointment Call: •,274-8349 • • Walk-Ins Always Welcome Available Tues. 9 to 3, Fri. 9 to 5:, — Kelly Tires —^ NOWONSALEI Prices Drastically Reduced /'.' These Ttes,Must Go! '-Joseph Boidiete - Proprietor- Hair Stylist & Barber SALE Hours: Tues 8-8s Wed.,,, 8-6; Thus., 8-8, Fn., 8-6; Sat,.., 8-4. fege t 'TownProperty, 'times of the Watertown Historical Society ment at school auditorium, 250 .."324 French St., I to 4 p.m., and Headquarters conference room 7 COMMUNITwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgY Colonial St., .Oakville, 7:30 p.m.. • • ages 18 and over 4 to 6 p.m. p.m. • ' , FRIDAY, DEC. 20 .MONDAY, DEC. 23 SENIOR. CITIZENS Falls Ave. • SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. New Version Of CAiLENDAR center open 9 a.m. to 1. p.m.; center open. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. minibus to Waterbury and mall in HOLIDAY REC activities: Ski Toxic .Waste • GENERAL THURSDAY, DEC. If morning and afternoon. Trip to Mohawk Mountain leaves INFO NUMBERS: Municipal SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. Watertown Library parking lot, -Program -OK'd switchboard, 274-5411, for most center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; social SATURDAY, DEC.'21. 470 Main St., 9 a.m. and returns The House of Representatives governmental and School Depart- 1 to 4'p.m. • TOWN CLERK'S office in 37 5 p.m.; Christmas Cartoons at last week approved a strong, pro- ment offices, including recreation YOUTH THEATER. Ensemble Deforest St. Town Hall open 9 Watertown Library, 10 to' II a.m., gressive "new version of'the federal extensions 253 to 255, and senior 'musical "Christmas on,. Angel a.m. to-12 noon for business. and at. Oakville Branch Library, 55 Superfund toxic waste clean-up center and minibus exts. 423 and Street" at Union Congregational HOLIDAY.. REC • activities: Davis St , l"2 noon to 1 p.m..; Ice program,, according to Con- 424, Church, 161 Buckingham St., Bowling at Blue Ribbon .Lanes, Skating at Taft School's Mays gress woman Nancy Johnson DAILY INFOLINE: 274-9334. Oakville, 7 p.m. Call 274-0517 for Main St., Grades 1. to 8 from, 2:30 Rink, Guemseytown Rd., 4:30 to (R-Conn.). CRIMESTOPPERS: 755-1234, ticket info... to 4:30 p.m., fee for two games .-5:30' p.m., fee. The $10 billion, five-year Super- WELCOME WAGON- WINTER CONCERT by Swift and shoes; Open Gyms for Grades PUBLIC BUILDINGS Commit- fond ammendment directs the 266-4.157. Junior High School .Music Depart- 9 through 12 at Watertown High, tee meeting at French St. Police federal Environmental Protection Agency to schedule urgently need- ed clean-up of at least 600 sites, and lift legal hurdles to swift set- tlement of toxic waste damage Merry Christmas to all customers liability. "We wanted a well-funded, action-oriented program structured of BROOKLYN APPLIANCE to speed clean-up,1' Mrs. Johnson said. The bill creates "a much stronger and more aggressive pro- gram, that will accelerate action and reduce, litigation."" The bill includes a provision Congresswoman Johnson helped draft to correct previous law that discouraged, contractors from bid- ding on. clean-up projects. "Just by putting shovels in the ground, they became 'targets of lawsuits,'"' Mrs. Johnson said. "This new legislation will enable clean-up contractors to do badly needed work by clarifying their liability and responsibility." Other provisions she co- sponsored would, help keep ex- cessive, costly, and -time- consuming litigation from stalling clean-up efforts by lending certain- Whirlp ty to who is responsible for future damages. The House Superfund bill, which still requires; reconciliation-with a version proposed by the Senate,' also: •Puts the EPA on a stringent,' five-year schedule to clean-up, at least 600' sites-starting with. :125 sites 'the second year, 140 'the third, 160 the fourth, and 175 the fifth..; •Doubles the National Priority List: of most hazardous sites slated, for 'immediate action from. 850 to- day to: 1,700' this time next year; •Requires 'the EPA, when, possi- ble, to permanently treat rafter 'than, 'transfer waste from site to site. Are you a I I u LpjorlriJr KHchenAkl Your house . is your largest investment. Your insurance premiums 'don't haw "to be. Let our personal insurance experts •give you a preferred homeowners quotation., . . Com p rehens i ve c o v e r a g e, competitive pricing, that's the NGM " way. Call us today and get, the fads. • ENEHGT-SAVING DOTING, HEAT-OFF OPTION ED SCHLEGEL FOURNIER INSURANCE ': AGENCY, INC. ' • 13S MAIN STREET ' , You-Cm Shop the 'Rest/''But Buy The Best From OAKVILLE, CONN. 06779 BROOKLYN APPLIANCE 274-2569 Proudly representing1 TREE- :: OPEN: Mon.-Wed. '0-6 PARKING Thurs. & Fn. 10-8 854; Bank Si, Waterbury Sat. 10-5 National Grange Mulual INSURANCE COMPANY - C 756-9905 KEENE NEW HAMPSHIRE QMJI Property of the Watertown Historical•Town Times•(Watertown, Coon.)-DecSociety. 19, 1985 Pag p 9 New Adult Ed. ing, Italian, Sewing I, Sewing; II, 7 to 9 p.m.; Science, Thursday,"? Senior Citizen Sewing, Children's to 9 p.m. There is no fee for any HAPPY HOLIDAYS Clothes,' Doll Clothes, Furniture Winter Slate ' watertownhistoricalsociety.orgof the courses. '"•-- Holiday Refinishing, Caligraphy,' Income Also: GED, Watertown Library, Begins Jan.. 6 . Tax, Creating Dolls, Computers Monday and Wednesday, 9:30 to (Intro and Level I Intro), Gourmet 11,-30 a.m., no fee; Pie- GED, SPECIAL The Watertown Adult Education Cooking (possibly Chinese pastry Swift, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 Program. Winter Schedule 'will, desserts), and CPR Refresher, to 9 p.m., no fee; English ONLY begin. Monday, Jan. 6, and. ran fqr • Registration for the courses will (L.E.P.S.), Swift, Tuesday and six weeks, said Peter Perkinson, be at 'the first class meeting. Times, PROFESSIONAL CARPET CLEANING Wednesday, 7 to 9 p.m., no.fee; 1 adult, education director. dates, and additional courses will Americanization-Citizenship, * D'EEP SOIL EXTRACTION! * NO SOAKING * FAST DRYING Projected course offerings in ad- be listed in the next issue of the Swift, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7 * WE SUPPLY OUR OWN WATER & POWER! dition, to the mandated academic Town Times. • to 9 p.m., no fee. PROMPT SERVICE • FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED programs will be: RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL The mandated/academic courses 24 HOUR EMERGENCY FLOOD REMOVAL • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Knitting, Quilting (beginner and. are: Registration for these mandated inter med i ate), C o m p u te r s ELITE CLEANING SYSTEMS, INC. GED Preparation, Swift Junior courses may be any time during; the Dw 7 Da s a l ee (microcomputers and home Hig,h School—Social Studies, Mon- year. Persons can come in any 24HourAnswedngService 974H 359 ' "' ' y '* * models). Office Procedures, day, 7 to 9 p.m.; Math, Tuesday, time, day or night, or call/and make RESTRICTIONS APPLY • EXPIRES 12-28-85 Basketball, SIimnasti.es, Swimm- 7 to 9 p.m...; English, Wednesday, an appointment at Swift, 274-7182. (Ask About Our Otter Services) HAPPY HO - MARTINI & ROSSI I ASTI SPUMANTE ) •IB • -rr-750 nM *.*wL S HOLIDAY SPECIALS WHlSKEYi 1.75. L $ DEWARS8P ,. $2.1,59 WINDSOR CANADIAN 13.19 $ JOHNNY WALKER, RED $21.49 'CANADIAN CLUB 17.99 'CORDIALS'' SEAGRAM'VO - $17.99 CLAN MCGREGOR $ $ 12.79 $ DRAMBUIE'80* 750 ML 14.691 I&B SEAGRAM' "7" 12.99 $2139 BLACK VELVET $12.99 •BAILEY'S 34° 750 ML $12.95 $ CROWN STERLING 10.99; CALVERT EXTRA ;$12.89 AMAREITO Dl SARONNO ,56'0' TSO ML$12.99 $ VAT 69. $12.99 OFC • $12.99 CHAMBORG 33* 750 ML ' ' 13.991 $ BALLANTINE $15.99 LTD •10.99 GRAND MARNIER 80° 750 ML • ' 17.39 $ $ KING WILLIAM, $12.90' FLEISCHMANN'S ' 12.99 FRANGELICO 56° 750 ML 12.291 BRANDY f..1.75:.L CHIVAS REGAL 86°' TIA MARIA 63° 750 ML $10.99 750'ML $13.89 CHRISTIAN BROS. $14.99 MIDORI MELON 46" 750 ML $10.99 ' Liter $18.79 CORONET. VSQ '•14.99 SAMB'UCA ROMANO 86° 750 MIL $11.99 DE VILL'E KAHLUA, 53° 750 .ML . $10.59 $ .•G1N-1L75.1 IRISH MIST 70* 750 ML .. ' 14.29 BACARDI • $12.99 BEEFEATER $19.99 LEROUX ANISETTE 60" 1 IL, • 6.25 • LARGE . A RON RICO' $12.49 SEAGRAM'S . •12.29 SAMB'UCA Oil TREVI 84° 750 ML• 6.59 $ SELECTION GORDON'S $12.49 , - 500 ML ICAPT. MORGAN 12.99 OF WINE-IN $ .4.65 TANQUERAY $19.99 -GIFT BOXES VODKA. lEISCHMANN'S $1,0.99 CORDIALS BUKOFF'80* - •• $ 8.59 [HEAVEN HILL, $11.79 GILBEY'S $11.99 ' WITH- SMIRNOFF 80§ $12.99 JIM BEAM $12.99 BOMBAY • - $19.99 GLASSES MAJORSKA B0« • 8.89 I GRAND DAD • 16.79 CALVERT $10.99 MAJiORSKA 100* $10.79 BEER —:• -'BEER! WINE4:-||, • BOTTLES 24 - 12 oz. SMIRNOFF 100° $15.85" • SUITCASES 24 - 12 oz. cans FORTISSIMO- & 'BLACK LABEL " $ 5.99 •• 9.99 $ BRAVISSIMO 'WOLFSCHMIDT BUD - BUD LIGHT 9.99 MOLSON GOLDEN M1.60 $ BUSCH ' '• 7.99 SCHMIDT'S -.$ 5.99 $7.49 VODKA' IMPORTS $ MILLER, - MILLER LITE *9.99 HEINEKEN •. -- 14.95 CARLO: ROSSI NATURAL LITE ?7.99 MOLSON LIGHT M1..60 ABSOLUT 80" IL •11.59 $ $5,49 MEISTERBRAU . 7.99 MICHELOB, M1CHELOB ABSOLUT 100* 1 L VIVAN.TI $12.59 BLACK, LABEL, ' • *6.99 LIGHT OR, MICHELOB 01 CLASSIC- ' . M0.85 $5.29" SEAGRAM'S SO' 1.75 L $12.59 STOLICHNAYA 80° 1 L •11.69 LOWENERAU *10.85" ST. PADLI GIRL -- ALMADEN less rebate -2.50 • „ , less rebate -5.00 STOLICHNAYA 100* 1 L 24- 12 oz. Btls. $6.99 •13.59 24 - 12 OZ.You Btisr final. cast *_ A- \\ DAVIS ST. PACKAGE ST ,;i?/;;''.::;i;;".l:- •• ••;•; ; X; . l]^ .['• • . I / ^".. •• Fine Wines- * liquors • Beer • Gifts . •• . . ' : :. :'ir: •-• •T'L-v-U :' :v:u ^ ' 197 Davis Street, Oakviile •.274-1491 " • ' "• ,"', • ' • ^ ' V-" FrkeS irea Delivery "We sopplyjlhe'little extra that niikes the BIG diierence"." wtresereetheriightio limit anyone at anytime : : ; '%' \'' ^ f !' "' ' ' '''' ! ttYdFEASY IN AND our MARKING •• Page.-.JO. TownProperty. of the:, V.198S Watertown Historical Society crease gradually "until it reaches .8-" percent- by the year?'2008.. •'• . Of R ..•.EFFECT,. 'OF-.EASNINGS- watertownhistoricalsociety.org'There is a limit, to how much'a per- Affect SocMlSecurity son can earn .and still receive Social • Security benefits.-The'amount of Deciding the best: age at which to age 65 is1 no longer the standard annual'earnings lirqit depends on retire is a task many people put off retirement age.--However,' age 65 one's age and changes'each year until the last minute. still is Ae age at which full benefits with increases' in general wage However, 'there are a number of are paid under • Social Security, levels. , '..--••_ considerations affecting a person's Retirement'before 65 means reduc- • A monthly tesfis applied the first Social Security coverage: and ed benefits, and,retirement after 65 year of retirement, which makes it benefits. The earlier one becomes may mean increased benefits. possible for a person to retire'at'any aware of these factors., the better In-considering; various retirement time of the year without, having ear- one xan plan for the retirement options.under Social Security, a nings in the month before retire- years, 'person should note 'the following: ment .reduce benefits, ••. Studies show ••'that most people •EARLY . RETIREMENT— '• -For people-who-plan to'work -retire as early as possible and that Benefits can. be paid as early as age after- retirement, it's' important to 62. Such, benefits are reduced for let the Social Secutiy office know •each month of retirement before: how much 'they expect to earn. GRAZ1ANOO1LCO. 65, up to 20 percent for a worker •MEDICARE—People" ' don't' DIVISION OF MATTY'S PAVING 00. • who starts receiving. A widow or have to retire to get. Medicare...A, —over 35 years servl ce— CERAMIC CHRISTMAS PROJECTS were made by Polk School person who plans to keep working •widower may. apply . for Social students in Mrs. Birdsall's third grade class, along with other Grades after 65 still can get Medicare 'Security survivor's benefits on the 1 through 5 classes. Shown here are Chris Vaccaro, left, aid Kim. • • FUEL OIL " >/: earnings record of a deceased coverage by applying at .any Social- Hansen. The projects came under the guidance of Faith Santoro, a Polk spouse "as early as 60. - Security office. Medicare provides, parent. (Polk Photo). • K-1 KEROSENE; •DELAYED RETIREMENT- help with hospital .and doctor bills 24 HOUR People who delay retirement past' for people 65 and over..... • • 65 receive a 3 percent retirement •INCOME-TAX—Under a recent' •EFFECT OF OTHER TYPES ment not covered by Social BURNER SERVICE credit for each year after age 6.5, change of law, "'the Social Security OF INCOME—To encourage peo- Security. and up to 70. Starting in 1990, the benefits of people in the higher in- ple 1o plan for their retirement us-, Also, starting in 1986, people 274-0600 274-3636 delayed retirement credit will in- come levels may be taxable. While . ing Social Security as a. base, the who become eligible for both a only about 10 percent of law'.provides that in general, only Social Security benefit as a retired beneficiaries are affected, by this income from wages and, ' self- or disabled worker, and a pension change, people should determine employment count against. Social from work not. covered under how., 'this may affect 'their benefits Security benefits. This means 'that Social Security,"will have their • if 'their, income., is high.. income, from savings, private in- Social. Security benefit reduced. • : sunui.ee, and other income may not .. Self-employed persons should A Full-Service Salon — •'.affect benefits. ' - . / note that income from self- 1 However, tie public pension off- employment received in a year after ...1.151 '.Main Street, set may affect." a spouse's Social the year a person 'becomes entitled • Watertown Plaza Security benefits if he or:, she also to 'benefits, does not count under receives a pension, from federal, the. earnings test if it is' not at- .. 274-6777- stale, or local government employ- tributable to service performed AFTER THE after the month of entitlement. Bond-a-Lite CHEER * DOES YOUR Persons, should contact a local Remembef.. Social Security office if there is any Gel Nails AUTO POLICY question, as to whether or not, in- We're Here come will affect, benefits. '• special $40.00 HAPPY NEED A • Ear" Piercing • HOLIDAYS TUNE-UP? UNICO Club's special $7.00 Wev-can check out 'Special' Fete The Oakville-Watertown your auto, policy to 1 Chapter of "UNICO recently invited - Gift: Certificates'- 32: Falls Avenue help you make sure some 90 special citizens and 'their Call Maryann you're."- getting' the families, to "its annual Christmas Plenty of Free Parking '. Party, co-sponsored by the Parks most for- your and Recreation Department. Staff: Anne, Lori, Marcia, Helen, Rosemary & Lisa. money. Special citizens, from Watertown, v 'Oakville, Litchfield, Bantam, rvi// rocK SMALL " Thomaston, .and Morris, enjoyed, a *-'"" LOU LEONARDO ' Christmas play, presented by 'the US!- ' • AL HAMPTON" Walertown-based Youth. JCheater Ensemble. The night, ended with a PIONEER PLAZA 274-2585 visit from Santa, Claus. 544 Straits Turnpike, Watertown This is 'the fourth, -year 'the UNICO Club has provided the par- ty for special citizens, which has 30th /instate become the social program with the Expires Dec, 31 ABstate Insurance company • largest special citizen,",attendance. t 10% TO 50% Off Manufacturer's:' '.Retail PREFERENCE CEILING WHITE An Initial Gift For •••.Ceiling- Someone Special •; Wh'iiie - INTERIOR FLAT WALL PAINT Other jtyletavalaik INTERIOR SATIN GLOSS ".THREE $3500INITIALS ^custom colors ; clisiidy higher1" ., Gall. BibfgBdtodiotrdelal .His or her initials in. 14k gold may be worn smartly on tbe .color or lapel. an's Color Center, Inc. Also cam, .'be worn on. the pocket or tie or on a chain as a pendant 'The perfect gift answer to please that special someone. ;Quality'lPaints & DecWaimg..Supplies,:\• \ •^' • •", ••• Open Mondays ":" -.,,.. •":- " ." lf-ec Parking— 'Free Estimates : ' . ;/.:;. I" Rp.:-'.i:'i':283-4642 • -.' Thomaston,' david jewelers - 44 Bank'St., Waterbury 753-1153 18wh' i'•• Conn:J'DBC.'-":W, •1.983 .Page- Property of the WatertownMost: programs require pre - Historical Society registration. The Family' Swim on Schedule Firming Up For ' Fridays and, the Family Open Gym, .on Sundays require that children Parks And Recwatertownhistoricalsociety.org Programs must be accompanied by an adult. Health Hut Natura •For further, information on, any of When making out 'that, appoint- •Saturdays. Girls Basketball the programs,, call the recreation 'Foods &" Cafe ment book for the next few months, (Grades 4 through 8), Swift, 11:30 office, at 2.74-5411, exls. 253-255: the Parks and Recreation Depart- a.m. to' I p.m., fee, storting Jan., ment, doesn't want you. to forget, to 11; Youth Gymnastics, Swift, 9:30 HOLIDAY -SPECIAL include some of the following ac- to 10:25 a.m. for Grades K-l, tivities as part, of a winter program, . 10:30 to11:2 5 a.m. for Grades K-l schedule: (second session),' 11:30 a.m. to PERSONALS •Sundays. Family Open Gym', 12:25 p.m.. for Grades 2-3, fees, Swift Junior High School, 250 C?l- starting Jan. 11; Crackerjacks Kelly Dwyer, daughter of Mr. onial St., Oakville, 1 to 3 p.m., ho (Grades K-l), Swift, 10:30 to and 'Mrs. Edward Dwyer, 210 fee, storting Jan. 5; Men's Basket- 11:25 a.m., no fee, starting Jan.. Cutler St., will be among; the Up ball League, Swift, 3 to 8 p.m., 11; Mini Chefs (Grades 4 through With People cast. members who ongoing. 8), Swift, 1,0:30 a,m. to 12:30 will, appear at halftime during the •Mondays. Chinese Cooking, p.m., fee, starting Jan. 11; Crafty, NFL's Super Bowl XX Jan. 26, 459 Main, St., Watertown, 274-3851 •1986 at the Louisiana Superdbme, Watertowo High School Cooking; Corner (ages 5 to 8),! Swift,, 11:30 - Across From Waferfqum Library - Room, 324 French St., 7 to 9 p.m., .a.m., to 12:30 p.m., fee, starting New Orleans. fee, starting Jan. 8; Kid's Micro Jan. .11; Open, Gym (Grades 7 and. Snacks (Grades 4 •through. 8), A.E. 8), Swift, 1 to4 p.m.,.,, no fee, star- Ponton' Co., 208 .Main St., ling Jan., 11; Open Gyms, Water- FREE! Oakville,4 to 5 p.m., fee, starting town High, 1 to 4 p.m. for Grades Jan. 6. 9-12, 4 to 6 p.m. for ages 18 and •Tuesdays. Swtmnastics, Water- up, no fee, starting Jan. 11. town High's Frank Reinhold Pool, 7:30' to 9 p.m., fee,, starting Jan. FREE TAN 7; ' Duplicate Bridge, Oakville UNUSUAL Branch Library, .55 Davis St., 7:30 ; to 10 p.m., fee per night, starting fe - The Best Tanning Equipment and Jan. 7; Men's Volleyball, Swift, 7 Facilities in Connecticut - to 9 p.m., no fee, starting Jan. 7; . •' , Jokes -Magic j 'Teen Jazzercise (Grades 9 through. Jewelry. - Sou venters 12), Watertown. High senior cafe, • ••'•'Box Gagsl- .Clocks | ** 100 SESSIOSESSIONNS 3 to 4 p.m., fee, starting Jan., 7. • Wednesdays. Karate, Judson -NEW'LOCATION 8.S. Bahama School, Hamilton 130,6, 6:30 to '• •': .:422 Maih'Stireel I, Sun Tanning 8:30 p.m., fee, starting Jan. 8; All /:Oalwille"'274-3586 i- That Jazz, Swift exercise gym, 6 to Center 7 p.m., fee, starting Jan. 8. - Exit 38-Rt. 8 754-7044 •Thursdays. Teen, Jazzercise & Corner of Huntingdon & (Grades 9 through. 12), Watertown. GIFT High senior cafe, 3 to 4 p.m., fee, It's Time To Reserve CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE starting Jan. 9; Co-Ed Swim (Grades 7 through, 12), Watertown Ifour High pool, 7:30' to 9 p.m., no fee, Santa starting Jan., 9; Let's Play Story Hour (ages 4 and 5), Watertown Claus Library, 470' Main St., 6 to 7 p.m., Costume fee, starting Jan., 9. •Fridays. Daytime Dunk, We Also-Rent - Thomasfon Clock Company Watertown High pool, 11:15 a.m. • - - Mrs. Santa Claus to 12:25 p.m., no fee, starting Jan. Snow-Man Elves , Rt. 20 Riverton, Ct. 10; Indoor Ice Skating, The Taft Reindeer & Much More School Mays. Rink, Guernseytown •Full LIne:of Party Equipment Road, 5:45*to 6:45 p.m.,.,, fee, stor- ting Jar,. 10; Beginner Ice Skating Lessons, the Mays Rink, 5:45 American p.m., fee, starting Jan. 10; Club Level Swim, Watertown High Party Rentals pool, 6 to 7 p.m., no fee, starting Come see our Jan. 1,0; Family Swim,,, Watertowo 2100 South Main High pool, 7:10 to 8:45 p.m., no Waterbury fee, starting Jan.. 10; Family Fun complete line of Gym, Swift, 7 to 9 p.m., no fee, CALL 573-1362/ starting Jan. 10. Seth Thomas Clocks, including many of the 1986 models. All prices have been reduced 30 - The perfect gift for that hard to shop for person. Wewiiibechsed Christmas Eve Day - December 24th ChristmasDay - 'December 25th •": We me 1 block from. Hitchcock Chair. ftmerkah CWMB. Unimn- A Fta* 44 Ptfflno Stratf. HOURS-: Tuesday ihru^ Saturday 10 a.m.-5^ p,m. Greater Watertown .:. • Sunday 12, noon-5 p.m. Federal Credit Union —>~ eg Woodreff Ave. Watertown • 214-6429 Each member account insured thmNCUA loSimOOO.OO Page. 12 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn.. of) Dec: the. 19, 198 5Watertown Historical Society Abbott Technical School SAGS in Walerbury and currenlly is a A dult Education Chooses guidance counselor at Monnewaiig watertownhistoricalsociety.org High. 2 Counseling Assistants Mr Adamson earned his B A degree in psychology at Dartmouth Two counselors in the Adult testing,, career counseling, career College, Hanover, N H and his Education Program for the Water- preference testing, CIS 'terminal' MS in counseling at Southern town school system recently were job search, course registration,, and. Connecticut State Um\ ersit) New appointed, Director1 Peter Perkin- GED test-registration. Haven He has worked as a son has announced. These total services, -as well as teacher school administrator, and The chief duties of counselors the courses, are free to the public. counselor at a number of public and Karen Prince and David Adamson, Either Mrs. Prince or Mr. private schools in the United Mr. Perkinson said, will be Adamson will be available Mon- Strates and Europe counseling, recruiting, and plann- days through Thursdays from. 7 to Currently he is an elementary ing academic programs for adults 9 p.m. at fte Adult Education of- school counselor in the Torrington interested in classes • in fice at Swift Junior'High School, public school system -Americanization-Citizenship, 250 Colonial St., Oakville. People English as a Second Langaage, may stop in at. the office, or make GED-High School Equivalency appointments by calling 274-7182. ' Sharing. And.Caring Diploma (English, math, science, Mrs. Prince.also is available social,studies, and-reading), and Tuesday. evenings at Nonnewaug • A. "Sharing and Caring" continuing education "classes High • School, .Woodbury, at meeting of 'the Waterbury Area • David Adamson reviewing the basic skills of 263-21:86, while Mr. Adamson Is • .Karen .Prince .Mental Health Family • Support English, .reading, and math.- stationed at. the' Pom.pera.ug High Mrs. Prince is a.graduate of the necticut StatcUniversity, Danbury, Group for people who have a. fami- They also will be offering ser- School Career Center, Southbury, University of Rhode Island, ' with an. M.S. In counseling. She ly member struggling with, mental. vices which include GED pre- Wednesday evenings at 262-3224..:. Kingston, R.I., and Western Con- •has. worked as a. counselor at Henry illness will be held today (Thurs- day) at 7:30 p.m. The group, which wil meet at St. John's Lutheran Church, 503 HOURS: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Chase Parkway, Waterbury, pro- Located Mon. thru Sat..' vides 'the opportunity for mutual oisconot support: and information sharing, at For further information about the Sale Ends 12-24 group, call, the Mental Health Jason Place • or Association of Connecticut toll-free LlQCIORS White'Supplies Last at_ 1-800-842-1501. . • ' of Woodbury In Honor Society 263-2299 Sale Items Cash & Carry , 73-Main St. South, Woodbury' Susan DeAngelis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph DeAngelis, Watertown, and Jeffrey Weiss, son SHOW US ANY *D of Mr, and. Mrs, Carl Weiss, Oakville, recently were inducted into the Holy Cross High School AID WE WILL MATCH AMY CURRENT CONN. PRICE! Honor Society. Miss DeAngelis is a member of the Outdoors Club, Suggested ' OUR Suggested- jOUfl whie .Mr. Weiss is an officer of'-the SAVE Price PRICE Price. PRICE Science Club, D! IMPORTED WINES: O SCOTCH: Try to please everybody, and reunite 1.5 L 8,49 Chivas Regal 1 L , ' 23.95 18.99 4.96 you'll find it very unpleasing. Folonari Soave • 1.51 5.99 Dewars 1.75 L 27.50 21.59 5.91 Canei 3 L 9.99 Ballantine 1.75 L 19.99 15.99 -4.00 ReneJunot 1.5 L 5.02 Clan MacGregor 1.75 L 15.99 -12.99 3.00 EXTENDED Mouton Cadet 750 ml 6.99 . J & B 750 ml 12.73 .9.99 ' 2.74 Boucheron 1.51 5.99. Johnnie Walker Red 11, ., 1ft49 12.99 3.50" COVERAGE D DOMESTIC WINES: * Cattos 1.75 L 17.29 "13.59''8.59 Summit •• 4 L 8.97 6.49 2.48 •• with rebate Almaden 3 L 8.99 5,99 3.00 D VODKA: Burgundy, Rhine, Rase, Chablis Popov 1.75 IL 11.25' 8.99 2.2:6 Taylor . 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D RUM: ' laws: for the- safety of children riding in Ronrico • 9.25.- -7.29 1.96 cars; mast require seats or restraints Harvey's Bristol Cream 750 mil 10.98 8.49 6.49. Caribaya designed especially, for youngsters... with rebate 11.45 .9.49 1.9-6 • #• •* * I BOURBON: Unfortunately:, many of the .seats cur- O VERMOUTH & APERITIF: '" rently in use haw been improperly in- Martirir ft-Rossi 750 mi" 5,30 3.69 1.61. Jack Daniel's " - 24.29 19.49 stalled: they're not doing Die job they Evan Williams' .16.87 13.29 should. Some an not being used accor- Dubonnet 750 ml 6.89 4.99 1.90 ding lo instructions. Gallo 750 ml .2.99 1,99 1.00 Jim Beam . • 9.75 ' 7.65 Heaven Hill 8.36 6.59- Unless the instructions specify oilier- ID CHAMPAGNE & AST I: Southeimi Comfort Liqueur 17.99 14.49 wise, seats for infams should be install- (Corbel Brut 750 mi! 11.69 '-8.99 2.70 ed facing backward. Place- them away r CANADIANS from the side of the car, which may be Martini & Rossi Asti 750 ml 11.85 7.99 "3.86 AMD BLENDS: - jpushed in 'during an accident SiccardoAsti . ... . 750 ml 4,99 3.99 .1.00 'Canadian Club ' 1.75 L 22.95 17.99 -4.96 Moet: & Chandon ism Brut 750 ml 30.29 23.99 6.30 Fleischmann's Preferred 1.75 L". 16.59 1.2.99 3.60 Tether-type seats must be anchored Hiram Walker ' properly in order to be effective. Many Andre •• ; 750 mi 3.99 2.99- .1.00 1.75 IL.' 13,33 10.99 2.34 new can come with a hole1 pre-drilled Martheirn'Light for bolting lie tether to the rear O CORDIALS: ' : '...... "'Seagram's VO 1.75 L 22.90. -/18.49 4,41 package shell! Amaretto Di Saronno 750 ml 17.99 12.99 5.00 « * m #• Be sum 'that the child's seat is secured Kahlua " " 750 m! 14.59 1O.59 '-4,00 S-eagram's-7 1.75 L 16.55 12.99 10.99 - ' with rebate with the seat belt, or the restraint won't Bailey's . 750 ml 17.99 12.9-9 5.00 be effective. Follow manufacturer's in- Canadian LTD 1.75 L 13.99 11.49 8.49 structions carefully. Carolan's Irish Cream - 750 ml 9.99 ' 7.99 ,. 2..QQ with rebate Dekyper Peach Tree--' 1 L 8.69 6.49 2.20 Your auto safety is our concern. See- us Emmets Irish Cream 750 -ml 9,49 •' '6.99 • 2.50 .ID GIFT PACKS AVAILABLE for all your auto- Insurance at Sambuca Roman a 750 ml 16.65 12.49 4.16 Drambuie- . . ' 750 ml .20.39 .14L99 5.40 Have a Happy The O'Brien, D BEER:. , .' '- ' • . - . and Safe Russo, "Quint Budweiser Suitcase . ^ - -9.99 . Holiday' Coois'& Coors Lite . -" • "•••.-:"'-9.99 Agency, Inc. • Suitcase • • .:•'•'" St Paul! Girt' ' ' "" •' ':,: .'•'14L99 " - - 449 Main St. Watertown ' BuschSuitcase*' , " ,. :,.:7'.99 -From All of Us: at ' • .274-2591 :•:. Schaefer Suitcase ' " " 6.99 Discount Liauors:- We 'Can handle -. "all your Insurance needs.,; • Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown, ,Society Conn.) Dec. 19, 1985 P&ee ,13 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSPOTIilGHT ON AREA BUSINESSES COME IN....MEET I The YOUR WATERTOWN TRAVEL AGENTS! I We at Travel Depot, Inc. are certified experienced || Toy Experience I professionals that give personalized, service for .all |. I your travel needs. Travel agents in an established | The opening of The Toy Ex- I location, are the best source of unbiased travel infor- | perience at 699 Main, St. for'Arthur I m.a.tion,. Our service is free ..to' you, our valued clients. ~ and Shirley Martin of Watertown was the fulfillment, of a, longstan- We have a deal, for you ding dream—at least for Mr. .1 f Martin. . . .- International Lona S. Flament "Ever since I was a, little kid,'"* Airlines - Manager' I has been how long Art has wanted Travel .to operate his own toy store:,. "I Ageni Cathy Raffe. ! went into a, toy store once, and it's Network' Consultant, been "my dream." "I f Timing also had something tod o A'ASABRE. f with the business venture. Raised. I in Waterbury and a. Class of 1956 r graduate of Crosby High School, • Art,'worked for 10'years as a Complete, Computerized Travel Service ,. manager with Finast, and. still is ad- f ••ding on to his 20-year career with Drug City, where he started as a, buyer. - • ! He said Watertown "needed a, TRAVEL DEPOT INC. toy store,,"" and he was more than f willing to launch his dream,. The 637' Main St. Shirley and .Arthur Martin of The Toy Experience, 699 Main St. ..Toy Experience opened this past Watertown- in downtown, Watertown.. August. 274-7591 f ^fw^i^a&tisSiaJ^Bi^^ The colorful and, bright, store is ?: • ft" quite an experience for the fancier HOLIDAY of fan, since it contains countless Some' of 'the <• 'Best,' f HOURS unusual toys as well as some of the Mon.-Sat. 9-9 WATERTOWN more traditional, items. And what f Sun. 10-5 Christmas Gifts Are Found' better place to be this time of year! f ARMY•NAVY if 1rfft1 619 Maim, Street Toys from around the world, like the finely crafted wooden ones I (Rie. 63) (At Hie Framing Workshop 274-3278 from Germany; the Lauri educa- I 1 tional, puzzles, visual, aides, and I BOYS • hand coordination games; science In. the Gallery: r 1st Quality f kits; and the "small but. efficient" •to art section for young Rembrandts A fine selection of hand-colored sporting CAMOFLAGE ATHLETIC give a splendid feeling to the at- mosphere of The Toy Experience. scenes and landscapes, original etchings, SWEATSHIRTS TUBE.SOCKS- paintings, and 'sculpture. Priced from $20' I "We have some real unique plush bears and those kinds of scoo scoo things," Art continued. Electric Only |J each 6 pair trains, Tonka tracks, Tranformers, In the Frame Shop: 5 music boxes, nutcrackers, and dolls The finest custom framing for any type of I and more dolls delight the eye with 1 While they last Stripes '& Solids f diversity and' hue. work, from, portraits to prints, for any "Something for everybody— budget... Our Christmas inventory assures — COUPON SPECIAL — •that's our 'thought" said.. Art, who even your last- minute gifts will be ready noted prices range from, 1,5-cent Stocking Stuffers gadgets and decorations to the for the holidays. I l beautiful $300 rocking horses. " * "The response I'm getting is 'that I •* Bandanas * Knit Caps f people, love this store," the owner The FRAMING 274-2939 I + Web 'Belts * • Lantern Mantles I said. "It brings them back to their Only each * U.S. Pocket Knives * Jersey Cloves P. childhood." * Silkone Shoe Saver * Dog lags WORKSHOP "^ 9-61 990 * Military Patches * Athletic Socks •e ,, , • Monday p. Shirley said grandparents fre- with conpon * G.,1. Foot, Powder and .More! quently come in, to ask, about toys. \ 179 Main St. Watertown Toes., wed.,, -nun. I (1/10 mile north of R.I. 6 towards Litchfield) Friday 9-6: | -Special ordering,'is available. "I enjoy displaying the toys, and showing people how they •work," I " • " ^. , • " 1 :: ; said Shirley, who has the same en- Stride Rite • • Naturalizer Dexter :. ATTENTION! thusiasm for the business,.,' "I light. Bass • Soft Spots " Footthrills up, they light up, and we're like a, Clinic • Nurse Mates Spcrry-Topsider bunch of Christmas trees running Pleasing You - Pleases (Is around the store!" she laughed. Adidas • Converse Keds ;a "We're not, a, fad store:," she em- New Balance • Grasshoppers Coloriffi.es Dyeable .1 phasized. "We like to have •things For an A-l professional job " ' that people have always wanted, • DANIEL GREEN SLIPPERS & OUTDOORABLES • PIERRE, DYEABLES I ! and can't fine anywhere else." come to an A-l professional collision i repair and restoration body shop. f The 'Toy Experience has doll car- riages, table and chairs sets, 'doll WESLEY'S OF WOODBURY- houses, and all kinds of porcelain Alplex Restoration \ and soft dolls for various ages. The Fine Quality Footwear . " store' is awash with inexpensive 79 Commercial, Street party favors and stocking-sniffers. Women's and Children's Shoes Watertown,- Conn. i "Teachers come in, and say 'Gee, Sneakers for the Entire Family • (Behind McDonald's) this is inexpensive, enough to buy one for each student in the class,'"" :. Sherman Village i : • • • . •;274-9965 Shirley mused. '' • 660 Main. St. South Estimates while you wnif! Quality and education seem to be Woodbury • Licensed appraiser available! two factors uppermost in shoppers' 266-4041 minds these days, Art said. From Tubby Tug Tug to exquisite musical dolls, The Toy Experience specializes in those characteristics, STORE' HOURS The first "Paint & Cure" and much, much more. Monday-Friday 10-6 booth in the area now Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon- Thursdays Til 7 day through Saturday for the Saturdays 10-5 operating and keeping Christmas season, and 11 to 4 Sun- paint dust-free and dry days. Phone 274-9971. Senior Sundays 11-3 in a few hours -- citizen discounts on Wednesdays. Advertisement i t! Page 14 Town Times. (Walertown, -Conn.) Pec. 19, 198.5 holding ofSce hours for the-public towns to attract and retain better supporting members of their Property of the Watertownin each of the nine towns I repre Historical- caliber teachers, for public schools Society. communities. • sent in 'the Senate. In. order to ensure tat. we have the insurance availability and affor- NOTES FROM These occasions present par- best possible educators instructing dabi.li.ty have become major pro- ticularly good opportunities to meet •'our young 'people, a.combination W blems for municipalities and. HARTFORDwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgwith me if you would, like to voice a. minimum starling salary and- businesses. Both have faced your concerns. As your1 state ' tougher certification requirements skyrocketing premiums, diminish- By State Senator Jamie Mclaughlin senator I am. always interested in for teachers also wil be considered. ed coverage, and in. some cases Woodbury: 263-5044 your thoughts on current issues, Additional job training initiatives . mid-term cancellations of essential " 'Capitol: 566-7900 and. the best: way I can: assist, you. also are. on. (he agenda. Connecticut policies,., The 1986 Legislature is Tail Free: 1-800442-1421 right, now is by introducing bills. faces a specialized, labor shortage studying 'the reasons why this ;s .Major issues, facing the and ' has many Individuals on happening and will take steps to Legislature in 1986 include more welfare rolls who lack employable find, the best solutions. Now Is. Best Time To sidered, unless a matter is raised, by tox and spending cute, education, skills; job training would allow., I am currently drafting a. pro- ' Make Your Views Known a committee. and the insurance crisis. A. surplus these people to . become self- posal to cap certain liabilities. This Although most of us are enjoy- This is where: you, my consti- of. $66 million is expected in would help in.su reers keep ing, the holiday season, members of tuents, enter the picture. 1985-86 and pressure is on. to fur- customers" rates down by exemp- the Connecticut Legislature must, Now is 'the single best: time of'the ther cut a variety of taxes or exempt ting, them from, paying unusual and also pay attention to 'the upcoming year to make your views on state more Items from the.sales tax. Wish someone exceedingly high claims that drive 1.986 session, of the General government known. If you have As Senate chairman of 'the rates up, while still requiring them Assembly. ideas; on proposed legislation, or if Legislature's tax-writing Finance, a glowing -. to pay normal claims policies are In addition, to personal budgeting you have a law in. mind you would Revenue and Bonding Committee, rnent to cover. for holiday gifts, lawmakers must like to see pass, don't hesitate to I will be scrutinizing a variety of holiday. I would also urge you to come to work up bills on the state budget, contact me. During the upcoming tax-cutting proposals and' examin- the Capitol .in Hartford or attend since the 1986 session, is an even- month, I will be meeting with, local ing whether reductions are feasible regional hearings and make your •numbered year and only bills which town councils, first selectmen, and with current budget demands. opinions known about the issues have budgetary impact can be con- boards of education, as well as ., One of the guiding principles of •that most, concern you. Public bear- •the Republican Party Is to keep ings are "regularly held on matters spending within, expected revenue of importance to your daily lives, For the convenience of patients, limits. Last year's public and it is often the Legislative com- mandate—the GAPCONN plan that mittees holding the hearings that in- the office of 'would place constitutional limits on troduce, many of the bills the stele spending and 'taxing—will be. Send the FTD" Candle General Assembly considers. Glow"" Bouquet. rein.trod.uced in 1986 after being These public hearings are, one of RONALD J. D'ANDREA, M.D. vetoed by the governor last year. Call or visit us today. the most direct, ways the general 485 Main Street, Watertown The teacher salary issue and public can assist in 'the governmen- various other education matters will tal process .and offer new views on will have hours on Tuesday, December' 24 play a dominant role in 1986. More: Graham's Florist old problems. state .education aid should enable 351 Watertown Ave. Schedules for these public hear- until- 2 p.m.. • Wateibury, Ct. 06708 ings are available from, the House Appointments Only . 274-5497 ' •"753-1169' and Senate clerks* offices at the • Expires Dec. 31,1985 Capitol, and. oienare published in area newspapers. •Honda "Kick&Go". ALL 'THE WAY Hit! Being headed in the .right Scooter direction's only half the battle-it (with purchase of any takes drive to make it all the way. Honda ATV) • Stocking. Staffers • Gift Certificates CUC/ OFm F ALL • Free Calendar!- Zl 1I ft) - STOCK- FAMILY CYCLEI +>s \* / V WEDDING 10% OFF CENTER | ACCESSORIES (in quanties of "The Home of Honda" M. 100 or more) ALL 'WEDDING FAVORS Call 757-7830 I 1223 N. Main. Wtby. 1245 THOMASTON AVENUE WATERBURY N€CL! It's customers like you who have .been the foundation mm m wmm of our success,' Mary Johnson and Sue Brennan !f THE BUTTERFIELD... Custom Picture Framing NOW: •1111 Main St., Watertown MI™* W, ONLY His: TtiB.-Fti 9:30-5 • Sat. 104 • 274-0063 Joe Zambiella's Whltewood Glass 231 Whitewood Rd.,jWjaterbury Solid pine headboard features etched glass Accessories Sale curio cabinets and matching mirror. Available DISCOUNTS! in queen or king size. American National .Premium, on all Complete Waterbed Optional: ..6-Drawer Air Beds Now On Sale! Storage Pedestal and Decorator Footboard. Finest quality American made air beds. Designed, to be used for surprise overnight Mirrors guests of children's sleepovers. THE BUTTONWOOD.'.. ' ' Constructed of PVC vinyl. Displayed Queen $' 99 in Office i^_____ — For Expert .Workmanship— . . • Table & Desk Tops •• Mirrors • Window Glass -• Insurance Replacements • Thermopane • Enclosures • Window Glass • Screens • Repairs • Plate Glass Regular Price Of Any Complete with frame & head- Comforter board, standard mattress, aqua. MenyChrtstmos -queens heating system, shadow base, fill kit. From all of us to al[ of you, our heartiest hopes for 90-DAY SAME *S the very best of the season. CASH FINANCING Sleepy Giant Every efcfl: has been We're so'glad-to know you! . to insure. suKitimi of adveitfnd 204 Chase Awe., Waterbury Plaza, Waterbury ins. II an lim Is and TEE 4 COT _gtort to Bob's Surplus) H.o«Mon,Firi,i0.9 ndeir it el #» sale pite. 24 HOUR 755-4.587. or 755-3459 * • s sun. Emiy turn not madly (Home); 756-3191 J-EMERGENCY. SERVICE '274-0856 Property of the Watertown Historicaltown Times (Watertdwn, Conn,.)'Dec Society. 19, 1985 Page-1 5 tensity lights. from, the building./ human • pain and' suffering. While issue of medical'malpractice and If courts' see fit. to award large setting such "caps" on-jury awards recommends action to clear up the damage claims, to plaintiffs injured seems .to be 'a,-simple solution to backlog of cases presently before watertownhistoricalsociety.orgin. committing a -crime against the establishing-predictability, it real- .the courts. - ' defendant, how can insurance com- ly is nothing more 'than, an arbitrary. If you would,,be interested in panies accurately- assess their risk limit, made for • economic conve- more detailed information, regar- and set a, fair premium? nience, not, .in our view, a, ding the Republican plan to' meet, The Republicans in the General legitimate basis for deciding the 'the crisis in our insurance industry, Assembly believe that stale govern- value of pain, and suffering. •• please call meat 1-800-842-8270 ment has a, rightful role in helping Philosophically we oppose set- or write me at the State Capitol, to solve 'their crisis. We 'believe that ting such arbitrary limits and in- Hartford, Ct. 06106. As always I insurance consumers such -as stead propose the use of other am, also available to discuss any municipalities, businesses, and market, factors as a stabilizing force concerns you may have about your' private, individuals need coverage on the industry. state government. that is. both, available and '• Our proposal recommends "' I am eager to hear from you. affordable. - detailed, specific action regarding Further," we believe 'the insurance the insurance rate-making process, Mothers And.-. Sons industry must be stabilized, in order attorneys' fees, equity of risk More than 150 mothers and, sons •to protect the thousands of jobs it among potential defendants, in- from, St.. John the Evangelist Parish provides to Connecticut residents. creased jurisdiction of the small, attended a. Mothers and. Sons To achieve these goals we have claims court,, and. discouragement Breakfast Dec. 8. The group, developed a, comprehensive plan of frivolous claims, as well as assembled at The Westbury Room, THE EXPANDED OFFICE FACILITIES at the A.E. Ponton Co., aimed at: several, other-areas of concern, to in- was addressed by Fr. Stan Ken- 208 Main St., Oakville, offer spacious surroundings for the office staff. -"increasing the availability and surers and consumers,alike. nedy, a LaSalle priest from The business is featuring a complete line of microwave accessories. affordability of insurance coverage. 'The proposal also addresses the Ipswich, Mass. Left to right are Judy Searles. Debbie Ayotte, Wendy Henry, and owner - making it faster, easier and Susan Ponton. (Valuckas Photo) cheaper- for citizens to" resolve Medical & Surgical Children's- Foot • legitimate li ab it ity su its,., - getting certain third party costs Treatment of the Foot Disorders ... under control, including contingen- DR. JOHN M. McHUGH STATE HOUSE cy fees. - providing some, measure of Podiatrist predictability so that third party in-. LEGISLA TOR surers are able to predict, 'future Announces the opening costs and to pay claims.' of his office By State Rep. Herbert Darling - providing for equity among : 68th Assembly District joint defendants and eliminating the _. * at the „ ' ' - • _ . ' * deep " pocket"" phenomenon, • Depot Square Mail .,'. - .' Watertowm: 274-4124 where the. party' with the most : money .is sued, regardless of that Hours by Appointment: •' ' 274-1773 Republicans .Advance Plan Today, lower interest rates and party's degree of liability. To Curb Insurance Crisis inflation are squeezing the com- " - discouraging the filing of It came time recently for. the panies which sold coverage at low frivolous suits which create court 'Town of Ridgefield to .renew its prices. -They are forced to raise backlogs. Jennifer's Beauty Salon $25 million, umbrella liability in- premiums, often dramatically, to - explicitly defining limits of surance policy. Town officials call- make, up for the less profitable municipal and state1 liabilities. ed their insurance company and investments. One action we will not propose found that modifications would Another factor contributing to in- is an, arbitrary limit on the value of have to be made before the policy surance company difficulties is 'the BI could be renewed."' - skyrocketing cost of damage '•••••iw * What were these modifications? awards approved by juries. Last, jHHua a i" ,_. The town's, coverage was going; to1 March, for example, a. jury award- BINGO ••'••»' J /' W JHBBB be lowered from $25 million to $3 ed a Torrington • woman, $2.3 •••: at FOR ALL million.. In 1984, the state of million and 'the 'yearly premium, YOUR BEAUTY would rise from $ 16,500 ' to Michigan payed out, a full 30' per- NEEDS.',. $215,000'. • • cent.of its budget for road building St. Mary Magdalen Perms • Color • Mails Ridgefield "s. .situation Is not . and improvements to satisfy liabili- r unlike that faced by many other' ty-awards. "•• • • •• .Church"-Hall,- • ,- SPECIAL cities and towns across our state. The size of awards causes PRE-CHRISTMAS A crisis has set. into our insurance enough concern to' insurance car- Oakville industry, making insurance for riers. Another trouble spot is in, 'the OFFER municipalities and other consumers unpredictability of the scope of Gel or Sculpture t difficult to get and incredibly ex- liability. A California teenager was - NAILS *30 pensive when it: can be found. awarded $300,000 for injuries sus- 7 p.m. Three main factors have con- tained when he fell 'through a Our Stylists: }o, Betty,'Carol, Sylvia & our.manicurist Onny skylight. The award was unusual, Every. Thursday • verged to produce this industry- .-.•. •;• 61* Riverside St., Oakville wide crisis. Ridgefield"s situation not because of the amount, but 1 Extra Card Free is symptomatic of the financial in- because 'the teenager was lying on Tues. -Sal,. 8:30-4:, 30 - Open late Thurs. & F'ri. : stability of insurance companies, the skylight, trying to steal, high in- with, this ad ,, Call us. for more information^ 274-2473 brought about by price, wars fuel- ed by the rash to build, cash reserves in the late "70s. TED TIITZ, M. During those days of high infla- TRUCKING tion and high rate of return on, in- Quassuk R. "" Woodbury V.H.S. TAPE RENTALS vestments, insurance companies 263-3972 ' Week, Days Sat &-''SunL Mon., Tues., Wed. 9:00-6:00 began, a cutthroat competition to YOU CALL WE HAUL 1 Tape-$1.50 , Tape $2.50 • . VCR ., . : write new policies and take in ANYTIME, ANY PLACE Thurs., Fri. 9:00 8:00 2 Tapes $2.50! 2 Tapes $4,00 Sates and premium monies which could be „ • CRUSHED STONE •". Sat. 9:00'-4:00 invested, at high returns. The GRAVEL • LOAM • SAND 3 Tapes $3.50 3 J?/pe^ J5#OQ Rentals returns on, 'these investments enabl- BULLDOZING Quasar Blank Tapes $5.95 ed the companies to set premiums S muomau.KAfis < lower than necessary to pay out, the ^ You're Always Ahead V •;'" Great, claims made on 'the policies aod 4* Wbea you Call led % Stocking still generate an overall, profit. ^/diagonal • Staffers,. Cartoon "COLOR TV, " Classics ' -$995 ... Microwave Oven •5t.art.rek designed for the cooking Episodes • needs of today's families 00 • *1495 From *169 Wide glOuasoi _ BUK •«sjHBKte"M^^:E*!iitj'>'i;i'•'• •••"• • •:"""••'• 1(wm''M'""" '"• •••- " m From now' on,what other carpet BSi»"aS -leaners call dean istft clean. Other1 carpet-cleaners .say your your just cleaned carpet. If any Model TT5957YW "' Special •Oompo-Molic- Beclmniic Ran'oie cnntrol with $ M Starti n |" carpet, is clean, Stanley. Steemer" dirt shows, we'll stay and reclean 19-fcindlon hand tmnsmltter " 10for 55 r- \iVS>^^^ ' Mini I proves it. With OUT White Towel • it at" no extra-charge. • Direct Channel Mdiess-irranially or act type of fibers; used to make the " • ****** " carpet. Where two or more fibers Jan. Bloodmobile have been, combined, the propor- - For alt your carpeting needs tions of the blend must be-defin- visit: '. . . • The Waterbury Area Chapter of ed on the label, with the majority the ..American. Red Cross has scheduled, one bloodmobile in the fiber given first. '(For example, 80 The Carpet Bam CUSTOM SHOP local, area .for the month of January. percent wool, 20 percent acrylic.) • "The Largest Floor'Coveriiig Center" "The bloodmobile will be-held at 'The majority rales in. fiberblends , In The Area" • •' '"" .>* ^ Specialing 'theTaft School Logan Field House, so this carpet, will look, feel, and. Corner of Echo Uke Rd. & Porter St. Watenown • 274-6651 or 214-01 S.S Guernseytown Road, on. Monday, perform more like wool than. Jan. 27, from 2 to 7 p.m. The bloodmobile is sponsored. 20% and will, be partially staffed by Taft students. Extra help will be need- ed, .Red.Cross officials,"announced., at all positions,, especially as health history • interviewers. Chris was born and raised : in the Bunker Hill Section of COSMETICS Waterbury. He is a, Phone 274-1073 graduate of Holy Cross • m High School and Pro- ®i vidence College. 603 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN In July of this year, at the -J\a%E.n erf. age of 23, he opened "THE Professional Beauty Consultant SCOOP," a, homemade ice For a complimentary" cream parlor."' . WE GUARANTEE TO REPLACE . • facial or interview : ' Call 2744106 WUR HO* AT ANY COSL 86 Brookview Circle . . *",... Watertown CHRISTOPHER FRENCH MAKES EVERY DELICIOUS SCOOP SOLD AT "THE SCOOP." HE- IS CREATING SUPER PREMIUM. ALL- 'NATURALLY FLAVORED1 " ICE 'CREAMS AND FRUIT SORBETS 7 DAYS-EACH WEEK. BELIEF IS DO- ING ONE THING/DOING IT WELL, AND HAVING FUN DOING IT HAKES "THE SCOOP" SPECIAL AMD THE ICE'CREAM FABULOUS!! : IIyour home were destroyed, it For more information and afiee NYLON AND could cost a good deal n lore to rebuild insura nee checkup, see your nearest it at today's higher prices. That's why independent SAFECO agent; POLYESTER SAFE CO ofrrs careful homeowners aHomeReplaceinentGuarantee.lt THE SCOOP guarantees to replace jour home no y SEWING THREADS matter how much it costs. AUIO HU.IL LIHL BUSINESS . " The New Pioneer Plaza ** * * •" Straits Turnpike (At. 63-next to McDonalds) Jneurance Agcncg Watertown 274-4927 Depot Square Mai, Watertowii '' . •:_ -'•• ••• A WATERTOWN Cakes • Pies* Quarts* Plots. • Sundaes** 'Cones • etc... 2744871 INDUSTRY SINCE 1888 Independent Insurance Agent Property of the Watertown HistoricalIbwn,'Times (Wate-rtowii, Conn.)-Dec Society. 19, 1985-Rag e 17 Evening Service, Christmas Pro- ing, 10:10a.m.; Normal Worship, • Evangel Assembly ' " gram, 6 p.m. Sunday • School' Sharing, 10:30 ' 2245 Litdifield Rd,,, 274-5759 Monday, Dec. 23—Men's : a.m.; Sunday School Christmas Sunday, Dec. 22—Sunday watertownhistoricalsociety.orgBasketball, Bucks Hill, Gym,, 7" to "• Party,; 11:30 a.m..; Youth, School, and Opening, Exercises, 9 p.m.; Singles Group Caroling, 7 •Fellowship, Caroling, Play rehear- 9:30 a.m..; 'Morning Worship, 1,1 p.m. sal, Christmas Party, 6 p.m. a.m.;. Prayer Service, 5:30 p.m.'; Evening Prayer and Praise, 6 p.m. First Congregational and John, Spina, "4 p.m.; Confes- St. John the Evangelist "' • Society of Friends 40 Deforest St., 2744737' sions in Church, 7 to 7:30 p.m. ' 574 Main, .St., 274-8836 Wobdbury Community Center Evangelical Christian Center Thursday, Dec. 19—Brownies, Sunday, Dec- 22—Mass for Thursday, Dec. 19—Low Mass 2744598 1317 Watertown Ave.,, Wtby. - 3:20 p.m.; Boy. Scouts, 7 p.m.' • members of the parish family, 7 for Robert Volanth, 1,1 a.m.; Low ' Sunday, Dec. 22—Meeting for 754-1,293 Friday, Dec 20—Cub Scouts,, . a.m..; Mass for Rocco Paloraba, Mass for, Leo Fabian, 7 p.m. -Worship, 1,0 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 22.—Worship Ser- 6:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m.; Rosary, 9:45 a.m.; "Friday, Dec. 20^-Low .Mass, 11, vice, 11 a.m. Sunday, Dec, 22—Church, Mass for the deceased members of a.m.; .Bingo, church •hall, 7:15 Middkbury Baptist School, 9 a.m.; Christmas Sunday the Valerio Family, 10 a.m.; .Mass p.m.; Folk, Choir, 7:30 p.m. 74 Kelly Rd.. Mid-dietary Worship Service, nursery care pro- •for Leonard. Chasse, 11:30 a.m.; Saturday, Dec. 21—Confessions ••758-9655 vided, Coffee Hour, 10:30 a,m,.,:;- Baptisms, 12:15 p.m • 4 to 5 p.m.; Low Mass for deceas- Sunday, ^ Dec. 22—Sunday / Servicemen's *j Pilgrim Choir, 5 p.m.; Pilgrim Monday, Dec' 23—Mass for • ed members of Archibald. Family, School for all, ages, nursery care- : Fellowship, 6 p.m. Jeannette Massicotte, 7 a.m.; Mass 5 p.m.; Christmas Dance spon- provided, 9:45 a.m.; Morning ' " Corner » Monday, Dec. 23—Fix-It at Waterbury Extended' Care, sored by Peer and. Youth. Ministry Worship Service, nursery-care pro- Fellowship, 9 a.m.; Bell Choir 10:30' a.m.; Confessions in Teams, and Candlelight Celebra- 'vided, Children's Church for Airman John P. McLean, son, of rehearsal, 7 p.m.; Parents.. Church, 2 to 4 p.m.. and 7 to 8 p.m. tion of the Eucharist., 7 p.m. Grades 3 and under, 11 a.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. McLean, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec."22—Low Mass for. Evening, Worship Service, 7 p.m. 61 Collins St., has graduated from, Mattatuck Unitarians Fred. Wurtz, 8:15 a.m.; Month's the U.S., Air Force special vehicle Christ Episcopal 'Nonnewaug H.S., Wdbry. ••• Mind Low Mass for Fred, Wurtz,, Victory Independent Baptist mechanic course at Chanute AFB, . 25 The Green, 274-1910 758-9798 9:30 a.m.; High Mass, for Leo Fa- 965 LJtchfMd-Rd." 111, ••'".'. Thursday, Dec. 19—Morning „ Sunday, Dec, 22—Service for bian, 10:4,5 a.m.; Low Mass for 274-502© During the course, students were Prayer .and Holy Communion, 8:30 • -Worship with "'The New Age and Alice Souilliard, 12 noon; Folk - Sunday-, Dec. 22—Sunday taught to inspect, service, and a.m.; Confirmation Class, 4 p.m.; the Coming of Christ," by author 'Choir, 4 p.m.; Low-Mass (Folk • ' School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning Wor- -repair special vehicles used by the Evening Prayer, 5:45 p.m.; Boy John White, 10:30 a.m. ' Mass) for Daniel Garamella, 5 ship, 10:30 a.m.; Junior Church, Air Force,, They also 'earned credits Scouts, 7 p.m.; Holy Communion p.m.; Bingo, church hall, 6:30- " ages 6 to 12, 1,0:30 a.m.; Evening toward an associate's degree p.m. and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.. United Methodist Service, 7 p.m.; .. • through the Community College of Friday, Dec. . 20—Morning . •• 305 Main St., 2743785 Monday, Dec. 23—Low Mass, 9 the Air Force. Prayer, 8:30 a.m.; Evening Prayer, Thursday, Dec 19—Girl. Scouts, a.m." - Christian Science ' • Airman McLean, is scheduled to 5:45 p.m.; Cub Scout Pack 3 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; Ad- 37 Holmes Ave., Wtby. serve-with the 833rd Transporta- Meeting, 7:30' p.m. rn in is trati ve Cou ncil,' 7::. 30 p. m. Trinity Lutheran 756-0726 - - ' tion Squadron, at Hoi toman AFB, Saturday, Dec. 21—Morning Friday, Dec. 20—Adult 50 DeForest St., 274-8534 Sunday, Dec 22—Sunday Ser- N.M". " , - - Prayer, 8:30 a.m.; Pageant rehear- Fellowship, 6:30 p.m.. Thursday, Dec: 19—Diet Pro- "vice and Sunday School, 10:45 He is a 1981 graduate of Water- sal,- 1 p.m. ' ' . Saturday, Dec. 21 —Dress gram,, 9 a.m.; Prayer Fellowship, a.m. town High School. " Sunday, Dec. 22—Holy Com- rehearsal for "Psalty's Christmas 7:30 p.m. / munion, 8 a.m.; Lessons and. Calamity,'-' 9 to 11 a.m. "Friday, Dec. 20—Confirmation Carols, Holy Communion, Sunday, Dec. 22—Church Class, 3 p.m. Nursery, Church School, High School, 9 a.m..; "Psalty's Special - Saturday, Dec. 21—Drama Serving Watertown. •• School and Adult Study, Coffee Christmas Worship Service," .rehearsal, 10 a.m. Hour, 10 a.m.; Senior Youth 10:30 a.m.; Christmas Caroling, Sunday, Dec. 22—Sunday Fellowship, 12:30 p.m.; Lay 5:30 p.m. School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship Ser- Reader's Service at Watertown Monday, Dec. 23—Girl Scouts, . vice, ll'a.m.; Fellowship'Hour, 12 "'ForMore Than 130 Yearn Convalarium, I p.m., and at 3:30. p.m..:; Weight Program,, 7 noon.-. Whitewood Manor, 1:30 p.m. p.m..; Waterbury Chorale, 7:30 • ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE • Monday, Dec. 23—Morning p.m.. Vnion Congregational Prayer and. Holy Communion, 8:30 161 Buckingham St., Okvl. a.m.; A.A... 10:30 a.m.; Girl •' Tie Bible Church 274-4045" • ••'. John S. Brady Scouts,, 3:30 p.m.; Evening Prayer, 240 DwigtatSt., W'tby. • Thursday, Dec. 19—Brownies, 5:45 p.m.; Fairfield Hills Min.is.try, 755-0197 - 6:30 p.m.. ' . Executive Vice-President, 6:15 p.m.; A.A. Women's Discus- Thursday, Dec. 19—Women's ., Friday, Dec. 20—Cub Scout sion.Group, 7 p.m.; Junior Youth Weight Program, 7 to 9 p.m. Pack 52, 7 p.m." v , Fellowship, 7 p.m.. Sunday, Dec. 22—Bible Classes , Saturday, Dec- "21— Sunday . ' P.O. Box 2600 , for all ages, 9:30' a.m.; Cof- School Trip to -Hartford Civic 1.01 South Main St.. All Saints' .Episcopal fee/Fellowship, 10:40 a.m.; Wor- Center, 3:30 p.m. •• " - Waterbury, Ct. 753-1234- 262 Main St., Ofcvl. ship Service, 11 a.m.; Beginner Sunday, Dec. 22—Children's 06723 274-2352 - and Junior Church, ..11:30 a.m.; rehearsal, for Christmas Eve Sing- Sunday, Dec, 22—Holy Com- munion, 8 a.m..; Holy Commu- IUP,TO Ofil IP'lia.c-a- •Mi l>oli:oii Sineel Wnnburr. CT OS70S nion, Sunday School, nursery care, • Ounburv. CT OfiSIO IJO',1) J5-S-1B0O 10 a.m..; Youth, Collect. Greens, I203|I 7940012 rFQRWtL WEAR IMC 11:4.5 a.m..; Parish Decorate Church Program,, 2 to 6 p.,m.; Spaghetti Supper, 6 p.m.; .If you want to master temptation, 'Candlelight Service of Carols and let Christ master'you! Lessons, 7 p.m. ' . Daniel 6, 16-28 St. Mary Magdalen, 16 Buckingham St.,. Obi. 274-9273 When the festivities- call for "black tie." Thursday, Dec. 19—Mass for put'on OUT best! Our formal,wear includes Mrs. Salvatoie Piccolo,-? a.m.; everything you'll, need- to wear (including '"Where, the difference is worth the distance!' Bingo, parish hall, 7 p.m.. shoes) to suit, the occasion elegantly! Friday, Dec. 20—Mass for HOLIDAY SPECIAL .2245 Litchfield Rd.-, Watertown Ernest Matfaon, 7 a.m. Rent any in-stock tuxedo between now & Jan. 1st Sunday School 9:30' a.m.. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m Saturday, Dec. 21—Mass for Complete with shoes ' Prayer Service15:30 p.;rn.. Evening Prayer & Praise 6:00 p.,im. Francis M McDonald, 8 a.m.; M Confessions in Church, 2:30 to foc$35 * •WEDNESDAY - 7:30 p.m., BIBLE STUDY . 3:30 p.m.; Vigil Mass for Marie • SPECIAL SALE OF BLACK TUXEDOS. FORMAL SHIRTS & ACCESSORIES •NOW THRU JAN.. 1st RX BLACK - Does not apply/to' wedding rentals • " , CHMSTMASEVE ' ... & SON, INC. - • ' • • at Sales-& Service". First Congregational Church ' • Solar Hot Wafer 1 'Efficien t Evacuated • • 40 'DeForest Street .. - Tube Design •••••Watertown, Connecticut •;' • • Water Pumps & Water Conditioners •There.will be two Candlelight Services SET GENUINE'-JHIiflf PROCESSING ;.- -' - - (Not Identical) - Thorn aston Road 7^ THREE GREAT OFFflRS. ' Walertown 274-8853 Amid the-beauty of candlelight, we will sing the. 22, "1985., THIU JANUARY 6,1198*- traditional carols, ponder the Christmas story:-, hear the glorious sounds ..of Christmas sung by the choirs. -FUEL OIL' ^SECOND SET OF PRINTS.'' „ • Come, join us'as we celebrate the birth, of Christ. anonsmswMGSi$ $ 9 'ALBUM..' FAMILY, CANDIMlGHr.SEBVKE - 5:OT PJML OH GENUINE KODAK PROCESSING : 1.08 See us for details. • ' .. ^Message: '.'Once Upon, A"Christmas" . . per gal C.O.D. See how good your prints can really be •- • Youth, choirs will be singing ani soloist,'Jim Troup •'' (150 gallon minininin) Nursery care provided for infants itoiaugh 5 yis. old, at Irst service only. Always ask for processing by Kodak. StrfleddsOa'Co. FfJEVEW CHIJOCK GtfflmiGHT .SERVICE •274-4364 " • BOB'S-.-CAMERA ' . - ' -. Message: "Let It. Be" . Handbell Choir, Senior Choir and soloist, Enna Decker FIREWOOD- 90 South Main St., Waterbury '•• •'-. MltimJ.Slo, M'imster - ,, . -•. - • Laura P. Opsahl, Minister of'Music' • . SNOW PLOWING - Open; Mondays , • 754-2256' • • Cammas/Pmiecttm Property of the Watertown Historical Society Pag;e 18~Town Times '(WatertowE,rConii,.) Dec.'"l9» 1%5 watertownhistoricalsociety.org Youth Theater Carolers Sing Nine 'members of the Youth (Mien •Theater Ensemble's. December company arc staging traditional and contemporary Christmas carols at ^RESTAURANSpecializingT in: . Phil's Steak and Lobster House, 1815 Watertown Ave., Waterbpiy, Polynesian Authentic Mexican Cooking J through Dec. 22. Cantonese The carolers, under 'the direction of Barry Hughson, Ensemble ar- Szechuan ; tistic- • director1, will appear in Human • various parts of the restaurant bet- ween 6 and 9 p.m. Friday through. American Cuisines t Sunday. The carolers include Kelly and I LUNCH SPECiALSl HAS' EXPANDED AGAIN! • Karey Murphy-Molloy, Debbie Exotic Cocktails! 40 additional seats t Hughson, and Rebecca. Church of MOW TAKING Watertown., Maureen Stack and NEW MENU Trade and Joe Mauriello of ; Oaky Hie, Danielle. James of RESERVATIONS Sports Village .Now Inking orders to go. Lakeside, and Julie Tremaglio of HRS: Mon,.-Thuis, 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m. Route 202, Litchfield" Lunch: Tues.-Sat. 11:30-2:30 Waterbury. Fit & Sat. 11:30-12 Midhite • Sun,'.. & Holidays 12 noon -10 p.m.. Dinner: Tues., Wed.., Thure. 4:30-9:30 f The • program is being coor- 544 Straits Turnpike - Rte, 63 567-8778 Fri.-and Sat 4:30-10:30 \ f dinated" by YTE producers Dolly -(Pioneer Plaza) Watertown ' Sun,. 3:00-9:30 ' • Ma.uri.ello and Bill Raymond, in. Call 274-6770 or 274-6779 cooperation with the Phil's »••••••••••••••••<••••••••••••••••• ownership. To Record Song Peter Coukis, a Waterbury "VI-ARMS" songwriter, has ' announced 'the, Thomaston's Family Restaurant YTE will record his original com- , • 76-78 Main St., Thomaston position, "Love Is Here,"-.which . • :: .- • • • 283-4447 . the Ensemble performed last Oc-. tober at its annual fall concert. • Along with recording 'the song,,.- -• Ensemble members will have the opportunity to learn about, the" recording process durine the ses-_ sion, •• • ' YTE performers participating in SPECIALIZING IN "ITALIAN AMERICAN CUISINE ' the recording", under the direction • • ' PLUS OUR-FAMOUS ANTIPASTO& PIZZAS _ .... of Mr. Hughson, will be -Jackie "We will be open New Year's Eve Burns, Miss*'Stack, Miss 'Church, Joe and. Trade Mauriello, Brian- Settings' at. "6:00 and 9:00 • , . Baker, Miss James, James Coons of Torringtpn, and Chris Shaknaitis* ' .• ..' - MENU "• • . ; of Waterbury. ' ' Baked Stuffed Shrimp ^ . $14.95 Prime Rib' . . • " • $14.95 Baked Stuffed Chicken '. > , ' . $1.2,95 COUNTRY CINEMA' • • • .. . . ;[• .. • • NY Boneless Strip Steak " , .. $14,95 "523 Main Street, Watertown • Fresh Veal Parmiglano • • " $14,95 .• FREE PARKING • .274-2193 • " ' Dinners include soup, salad, coffee and dessert. Reservations Now Being Accepted Sta.ftei Friday .,; , • : . Call 283-4447 . .. •' SHOWTIME: 7 & 9:19 The kitchen, will open: at. 5:00 p.m. New Year's Day MICHAEL J, FOX • . .. for pizza, and the full menu: krisimoS' W^^jfe- ^eor- JMf\to- j(M/ BACK &c TO THE FUTURE^ Mon. ALL SKATS 99C MERRY .ADULTS »2.00 CfflLDMEN & SENIORS CHRISTMAS 99C • •- Place . '• ' • and *" ' • ' 179-Davis Street, Oakvilte-274-8037 . | We will be | . CLOSED | HAPPY NEW YEAR | Dec. 24,1985 | SERVING LUNCHES DAILY" . 'Tuesday.. December 24th ' -« CfaristmaJs Eve S Mon. thru Sat. - 11 a.m.. to 2'p.m. ... * • Christmas .Eve-'Closing at 6' p.m.. ; . .. -.^Wednesday December 25th COUNTRY CINEMA FRIDAY LUNCH SPECIAL $4,00 t=RESTAURAMT: with Baked Potato .' ' Christmas ;Day Closed •Boiled Lobster and. salad Tuesday December 31st • HAPPY HOUR Mon.-FrL 3-6 p.m. •• New Year's-Eve OPEN ALL NIGHT • :f Most Drinks & Domestic "Beer ' $ 1 .'0"0 Wednesday. January 1st, ••: • ' "••OPEN ALL DAY ' • "* TUESDAYS Friday and 7-CIoslng Saturday ' Tfeam SETBACK, :TO IIRNAM[ENT; 7:15' EM,' 2 for I Doinestic Beer : Continuously open fram_5*a..im.-Fri. to. Most, Well Drinks •& -Peach Tree \ $ "2 p.m. Sun. - Domestic •Beer Dr."McGillcuddy's-*1.00 i0^^%0^i 13,198ft 1 *• Just off Main ,.• . • Proper Attire -Ifeani' C1IB1AGE TOCMNAMENT 7:15' EM.'"' SIS Main St. Watertown Stanis,'Owner & Permittee, ' . -Register^ By Monday Jan.. 6 .' ,. : '2744116''- . . • Free Parking • Thomas : Open Wetkdajs 54 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times'(Watertown , Conn.)-DecSociety. 19, 1985 Pag e 19. watertownhistoricalsociety.org The ' 'Ice Capades' COLONIAL Winter Jaunt The Arm's Cafe RESIAURANT The 'Parks and. Recreation1 Department has * announced it. is . 764 Main Street, Oakville THUBSDAY-THIRSTY THURSDAY For the ladies $1.00' well drinks 7-11 p.m. u re FRIDAY PTfllwRt ' Y° ' - Invited To Our Shoot up on Fridays, with, dollar shots'7-1.1 p.m. SATURDAY rci^—J? " • Exciting Second $1.00 Drafts 7-11 p.m. lteak\ New Year's Eve Celebration No Cover Dress to Impress Full 6 Hour Open Bar Steam Ship Round Super Buffet Diner &; \ Restaurant Chase Avenue • Included In Our Buffet: Waterbury Chef Carved Steamship Round • Seafood Newburg "All Baking, Pone On Premises".. • Broasted Chicken •• Pasla In Sauce • Meatballs LOBSTER TAIL & 8 ©z. STEAK,. .M0.95 • Vegetables •Assorted. Cold & Hot Trays ' . BROILED STUFFED1 TWIN LOBSTER TAIL&10.95 Assorted Cheese Trays • Tossed Salads • Fresh Fruit BROILED'STUFFED SHRIMP, RIB & STEAKS 0.95 . ' ':., • Potato Salad • Macaroni Salad 'BROILED STUFFED BABY FLOUNDER. •. .8.9.5" •_ -•• p|,us _ THURSDAY ONLY: DINNER FOR TTWWO • Toast, at Midnight (of course} All The CORNED YOUR CHOICE OF A ^ - «- • Hats • Noise .Makers • Fun . BEEF you can: eat!.; «:?'""' $1•• 11 95 Fresh Broiled .Dahce the New Year's Away to the Sounds, Includes.:.. . A Scrad Jimmy D.}. 7:30 till ? Potato \ 6dk»dLasaana Above Dinner Served w Rib' Stn'k' wfsoup; salad bar, pot., All For A Mere- Vegetable & Stuffed Fflat " wg., coffao & dessert, Salad Bar 6" of Sofe • • ' (except cheese cake) 00- BEEF LOVERS per couple 75 Reservations P E- C" I A Limited Seating — Roast AE | I Diners •25" Require c Prime Rib $ 1815 Watertown A/re., Waterbury of Beef i 24 HRS • 7 DAYS A WEEK •• / 53-3739 Page'20 TowPropertyn •times'(Wateitown, Conn.) of!DecM9 thel W85 Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org '•<#<•<# 0099 * "\ ' :':\- ' .. Come Join- •• : Basketball •Announcing the Opening of \ • ': "•. .Bill & Joy Lukos . _. Tickets Ready .. •- • ' '"' at our •" •:. " • /. [' ..Christmas Party For Hayes Game 'Date:-Sunday, Dec. 22, 198& -. Tickets now. are' on sale for the benefit basketball game being spon- : , • Time: 3 to 7 p.m. ••• _ ^__ sored by the Water Oak Gold Cir- cle of Sports on Saturday, Jan.. 18.. I ; COMPLIMENTARY • RESTAURANT Sing DAVE ' Two of 'the leading teams in the I j- •- BUFFET •!••: '• •• Along- STANGO Region 21 Conference, Mattatuck ! Offering Gracious Dining With' on l he Community College of Wateibuiy, Dinner - Toes.-Sat. 5-9. p.m. Piano & and Middlesex CC of Middletown, HORATIO'S Organ Lunch - Mon.-Sat. 11:30 a.m.-2:30.p.m. will meet. in. the feature game at 8 1073 Main St.-Watertown*' •p.m.. at Watertown High, School, SUNDAY BRUNCH 1 i ..274-11681;... 324 French St. •11:00 a.m..-2:00 p.m. Four grammar school teams will clash in a round-robin tournament beginning at. 6 p.m.. The Proceeds from the event, will go Town : to the Kelley Hayes Water-Oak Pump Room. "A Family Run Restaurant" .Memorial Fund, which, was Found- AT THE THOMAS HOUSE ed recently to help support, summer 184Sunnyside Ave,, Oakviile jobs for the youth of the " EAT HERE OE TO GO-- community. St. John's of Watertown,, Swift Offering Casual Dining featuring: Pizza Overstuffed Sandwiches Junior High and St. Mary • Spaghetti • Shells Magdalen of Oakviile, and. St. Mat- Gourmet Burgers - Mexican • Manicotti thew's of Bristol will play in the 11:30 a.m. - MIDNIGHT DAILY round robin. • Large or Small Salad* Tickets can be purchased at the Tossed. Chafs or Greek ' . 131 Main Street 283-0.232 : Parks and Recreation Department Tfaomastoii, CT 06787 • Iff* Grinders (ManytoehooM*or-iJ Maiding; Hot 'Roast Beet office in 'the Town. Hall Annex, 424 Main St., Mike's Coffee Shop, NOW ACCEPTING RESERVATIONS FOR CHRISTMAS PARTIES Main Street; and the Davis Street. .All At the Most Reasonable Prices! Package -Store, 197 Davis, Houis:' Mbn-.-Sun. 11 a.m.-l 1 p.m. _ Oakviile. FH,.fc&filla,;-n. ' ' 274-0149 Choral Society The Video Loft Gift Certificate and 'Messiah' Set This Sunday STOCKING • The Connecticut Choral Society, an 80-member chorus from 15 area "253 Buckingham St.. Oakviile towns, will present Handel's STUFFER $19.95 "Messiah." on .Sunday, Dec. 22 at MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL 3 p.m. in, the Pomperaug High Get the Meal gift this 'Driniks 14 Price with each TD School auditorium, Southbury. year .... a bode of 10 The Choral, Society, founded and Clams $3 Doz. - Pizzeia 75° ea. directed by Christopher1 Shay, is in, 'special holiday: gilt its fifth season. certificates to be CHRISTMAS PARTY" Handel's "'Messiah" will be ac- used any of the Wed. Night Everyone Welcome companied by a baroque orchestra following. and feature soloists Daphne Hot & Cold Hors D'oeuvres Most Drinks §4 f\{\ ways: v Foreman, soprano; Adrienne Fri. Dec, 20th &" Domestic Beer I m%J\M Milics, alto; Glenn, Alpert, tenor; Toes. Dec. 2,4th . and Thorn 'King, bass. 1URSDAY LUNCH J , THURS. Tickets can, be obtained before the performance date from any Corned Beef " • -FBI. Choral Society members, or at the and Cabbage Bee's Nest, in Woodbury. Tickets P.M.-10 P.MJ also will be available at the door. • Luncheon Served Dally 11 A.M.-- 2 P.M. • -SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ALL DAY— -1 AM Fri. & Sat, 'till 2. At Small Business Tax -Workshops The Internal Revenue Service THE CASTIUAN ROOM will conduct Small Business Tax Workshops from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 * Tor one certificate: Two overnight tape ANNUAL p.m. at, two dates and. locations in, rentals, Monday thru. Wednesday January. * For one certificate: One overnight, The sessions are Thursday, Jan. rental, Thursday thru Sunday NEW YEAR'S EVE BALL 9, at. the Hartford Public Library, 1 * For one certificate: $5 off the purchase ••8PM,-2 AM 500 Main St., Hartford, and Thurs- price of any $35 or less pre-recorded day, Jan. 16, at the Silas Branson tape (limited, to one certificate per tape) FULL COURSE DINNER Library, 297 Grand St., Water- * For two certificates $3 off the CHOICE OF-. bury. purchase price of any $35 or more pre- recorded tape (limited to two certificates Prime Rib or Baked Stuffed Shrimp There are no .charges for the per tape) workshops, which will cover the * For one certificate plus SO®: Two .'tags BYOB. Setups Provided federal,reporting requirements of of any flavor of our gourmet, popcorn., . ... Cash Bar Available also . small businesses. To register, call" the- IRS at * Plus: Gel 1 booklet free with any single ' .. Continental Breakfast purchase of video equipment 722.-3014, or visit-a local, MS of- fice and complete a registration, Dancing from 9pm to 2am to card,. the Fabulous Sounds of Help Little League lor special discounts on merchandise THE 'MASTERTONES The Watertown-Oakville'Little .League presently is seeking people • "" .72. .. pec couple to serve on its Board, of Directors ••' V:'-All Taxes Included" •. •for the 1986 season. The league services about 600' Pioneer Plaza !245Thomaston Ave, youngsters, but might need to cur- 544 Stoaits'Tpke. Waterbury tail services if more: board members, 753-9289 .••cannot-be found. Watertown, CT 274-5354 Interested candidates should call Bob Demske at. 274-8250, or Bob L • Palmer "at" 274-3158.:- •••"• '" ' Property of the Watertown Historical,, Conn. Society) DecJ^'198,5 Page.2 1 watertownhistoricalsociety.org living. Supervising the program, will be Project Care Mrs. Elizabeth" Carmichael Doug Demirs and'Dave Tolla. Call presented the-organization with a 274-6761 for further information. Lunch Honors donation from the Crestbrook Woman's Golf Association. The Its Volunteers' association members donated the • money they would have spent on PEMSOIMS A Christmas luncheon to honor Christmas grabbag presents to Pro- Lori, Palomba, daughter of Mr. the contributions of volunteers ;and ject Care. and Mrs. Lawrence Palomba, -23 members of the Board of Directors The Rev. James , Stinson m of hospice: Project Care, was held presented certificates to new Woodvine Ave., Oakville, recent- Now accepting M Dec, II at the Thomas House, volunteers who have completed, the ly was selected to the Tan Chapter Thomaston. • hospice training; program. They of Alpha Beta Gamma, 'the national Reservations for 8 w Lenore Blake, project coor- were awarded to Nancy .Fischer, honor society For community col- dinator, spoke on the necessity for Mary Lee Carroll, Susan Boothby, leges, at Mattatuck Community New Year's Eve, Jg using the heightened awareness of and Karin Atwood, all of Water- College, Waterbury. A 1982 death, gamed through hospice to ex- town, and Helene Cyr, Thomaston. graduate of Watertown High amine to goals people have for School,. she is studying business 702 Highland Ave Branch Library management, and. will, graduate in. m Waterbury, CT 753-1181 Has Game- Bays May, 1986 from Mattatuck. The Oakville Branch Library, 55 William F. Gillette,;'son of Mr. Davis St., has announced it will and Mrs. William. Gillette, .26 hold two-"Game Days" to help Dunrobin Lane, has enrolled as a provide vacation 'fun and. keep freshman at Fairfield University. youngsters occupied... Mr. Gillette, a, graduate of Holy The 'special days are set for Fri- .Cross. High, School, where he was day, Dec. 27 and-Monday, Dec. a member of the Spanish Club and 30, from. 1 to 3 p.m. Youngsters in the National...Honor Society, is ma- Grades 2 through 6 are invited, to joring in English. bring 'their favorite board games, and have their friends meet, 'them at Deliberation Is a good policy, the library. but it has -broken few records. t^« ^SERVED DAILY FROM 1PM.. Restaurant & Lounge - TlfttCtOUT OK C/IT-IN 16 Straits'Turnpike, Watertown, - 274-1320 JEFFREY CHRISTIE, son of 2 71 •«&»<) --IN THE LOUNGE-- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Christie, 'ISO ECHOL*K£ RH CT J .Music by 1 Claxton Avenue, has been named a Connecticut State Scholar and MANIYAC received a letter of commendation • "•.--.# :• from the National. Merit Scholar- / New Year's Eve > ship'Corp., based on Ms'perfor- "••MEMO" You're Invited To Join mance on the PSAT's • taken as a 3 Seating?: 5 p.m., 7 p.m.&9:15 p.m. Us For A Gala Holiday junior. The Holy Cross High Your Choice of: School senior recently was includ- Brochette a la Hawaii — — Purpose? ed among tha area seniors named Jumbo Staffed Shrimp! To welcome in to "Who's'Who Among American Prime Rib au jus the New Year! High. School. Stod.cn.ts." He is a Lobster What time? member of'the yearbook, staff, 'the Surf & Turf . • Ophelia leadership club, the varsi- Anytime you're ready for • ' Veal, Parmigiana ty ski and tennis teams, and par- Jndudes salad, vegetable and potato or pasta. a fantastic evening of ticipates actively in 'the school's \ ' coifee and dessert. ^ dining. 'Peer Ministry group. He 'belongs to BY BESERVATIONS For whom? You and' your •the National Honor Society, the friends! Where? Right here, of French National Honor Society, the PARTY FAVORS! '• Social. Studies Honor Society, and course! Enjoy our fine was, one of'two Holy Cross students Daily Lunch Specials 11:30-4 p.m. food, exotic drinks & fabulous atmosphere! who participated, in a. University of Happy Hour: Mon.-Fri. 4 to 7, Sat. & Sun. 12 to 5 Connecticut honors program, for Shrimp or Clams on, Vz Shell Every Night at the Bar juniors last spring. "i OPEN 7 DAY'S A WEEK Restaurant and Lounge " « 699 WOLCOTT STREET 408 Main Street (Near Naugatuck Valley Mall) Oakville • 274-3952 •757.8,221 •' S3 > •OPEN | - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT - |. DAILY AT .Now Serving Lunch 11:30 to 2 1! :30 a.m. Wednesday through Saturday HOT PIZZA Serving Sandwiches 'till closing!' Don't cook tonight.,., .enj oy _• • a steaming hot pie! • Live Entertainment 11:30 a.m.. till closing! Try our many other specialties, too. CGVEE CHARGE FROM: IHURS., FRL&.SAT. (Dec 19, 20 & 21). . ' •WILL, BE USED TO BUY TOYS FOB, UNDERPRIVLEDGED CtflLDREN FROM WATERTOWN/ SALADS -ANTIPASTO SPAGHETTI WATERBURY .AREA. THANKS TO WATERTOWN K-HART FOR THEIR COOPERATION. GRINDERS EatHereorToGo! Sunday, Monday, 'Tuesday -COMING- - Open, 3 p.m. - ..- SUPER, BOWL SUNDAY : January 26 '. • RO'S RESTAURANT Entertainment Starting at 5 p.m. 'All Male Review - Servirig the finest pizza since 1947- Sandwiches III Closing • Ladi«, You don't" have to watch football! ' 841 Main Street, Oakville - PROPER ATTIRE .AND ID. • Come to 'the show at Clemintine's. Call early for reservations! ••• • 274-1348 or 274-8069 ... - .l.ft -_. Page 22 ToWn Times (Watertowh, "CbnnTJ.Dec.: 19, '1985- DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDProperty of theD Watertown' 'I do get tired working those ex- HistoricalKathleen A. Romaniello. 2.007 SocietyLions Club will be held. - at tra hours and we don't get paid," acres, on map entitled "Woodland Memorial Hall on, Tuesday, Dec. Mrs. Majauskas said. "But it's my Hollow." Quit Claim. 31. " '' Bethiohem News job. I've always enjoyed the post John J. and Kathleen A. •.'' A buffet will, be" served from, 8 to Romaniello to Joanne Rupp 9 p.m.,"followed,by dancing to Al By Mrs. Paul Johnsowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgn office and the people very, very much." Firstberg. 2.007 acres, on map en- Cote's Musical Vagabonds from DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD This year's stamp, depicting a titled "Woodland Hollow." ' 9:30 p.m.. to 1:30 a.m. Those at- sleigh ride through the snow, was $175,000/ .. tending ... will, bring their own, Post Office Adds Greetings Postmaster Jean Majauskas, more designed by Bethlehem resident Eugene F. and Kathleen D. Frye "beverages. According to Bethlehem than 155,000 pieces of mail were Matt Gonzales. An art student at to Raymond L. Garner. 6.628 acres The Lions again will provjde a stamped at the local post office last WesterrfConnecticut State Univer- on Todd Hill Road. $45,000. complementary champagne toast as SEMONES year. The post office has been pro- sity, Mr. Gonzales isn't the first in Thaddeus Grygtic to Joseph J. ..well as prizes, set-ups, and party Upholstery Company viding the rubber stamps since his family to design a Christmas and Nancy A Hay ward. Lots 98, •favors. - • CUSTOM 1937, and has compiled a collection stamp. His grandfather, Ralph 114, 115, and 116 on map entitled Ticket reservations .may be made UPHOLSTER Y of about 40 designs." Nelson, drew several stamps that "Plan of Kasson Grove." $28,500. by calling Sherwood Wright or • Home • Auto To keep up with the demand, the still are available. • -. '• .Alfred L. Breton .to Bethlehem, Henry Quesnel. • Marine post, office ..has extended its hours. ' "I really enjoyed. doing it Land," Trust, Inc. 21.484 acres Wreath: Sale • Frame Repairs The office will be open'Mondays because it was carrying on a tradi- • Cushions designated as ""open space" on • The Friends of Regina Laudis Refilled through,.Saturdays from 8 a.m. to tion,*" Mr..... Gonzales, 21", said".-. map entitled "96.278 more or less Abbey are presenting-fheir annual. • Klichen Chain 5:45 p.m..., and Sundays from 10 "I'd like to do if-again next year."" • acres, Sky Meadows Farms, a Sub- Abbey Christmas 'Tree and Wreath • Antiques RMoreJ a.m. to '.5:45 p.m. .. division in Bethlehem,, Conn."- Sale, featuring freshly cut"trees and • Upholstery Supplies Although, many Bethlehem Mrs. Majauskas and 'the six, other residents use the .rubber stamps," Quit Claim." • . newly-made wreaths of several- : 200 Monmouth Attune, Walertuiry people who staff the post office will people from all over'the Waterbury; Kermit D. Adams to Chris M. varieties.'. . continue working 'overtime until 756-4893 .. area also enjoy mailing 'their letters and Beverly Butterfield.' 4.925 The sale, continuing ' daily Dec. 2.2. ' •• . from Bethlehem.' - - • acres, lot 18 on map entitled •• 'through Dec. 2,3 from 1:0:30 a.m.. Janet Meissner, who lives in "Deerwood, Town, of Behtlehem, to14:30 p.m., also offers a. variety Northfield,. stopped by the post of- ' Conn." $45,000. •. of seasonal gifts and. food items in flee after teaching; classes in Mor- Jphn.F.'Osuch to John W. and the nearby atrium and gift shop. An, INC ris. "Tve.been doing it"on and off Anna, K. JEsastona.. .Land on norther- 18th century Neapolitan Creche is for about five years now," she said, -ly side of .Magnolia Hill Road... ,$1. on view. CUSTOM DRAPERIES while planning to send about 30 Quit Claim.. ' ' . The. -Regina Laudis , Abbey is • CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES • SLIP COVERS cards this year. "I think it adds to Kevin J. Hart, trustee for "the located on, Flanders .Road, off • • WINDOW SHADES • WOVEN WOODS • it.when people get a card that's ' benefit of James J. Hart Jr., Alan" Route 6 and Route.61. • VERTICAL BLINDS •: • '": •"-"•• ' stamped from the town, of E. Besas,- John David Winchester . ' New Priest 'For Church: • SHOP AT HOME SERVICE . ': .Bethlehem." •-.. . . •. and Andrew Smick or •their assigns A Celebration, of a. New Ministry WE'MEASURE • MAKE •.INSTALL .. Property Changes d/b/a/ Todd . Hill Co. and and. the 35th anniversary of the or- 1 The following land, transfers Bethlehem Partners to John W. dination, to the 'priesthood of the "Ask Your Friends & Neighbors About Us * i were recorded in Bethlehem for the - Fritz, Two parcels of land on Todd Rev. Canon William G. Penny, 36 Center St. • • _ rt^«« month of November:" . •Hill Road. $175,000. D.D. will be held at Christ WATERBURY ' . 756-022$) ' • Andrew M. Griz to John J. and • .Donna M. Poutney to Deborah Episcopal Church at: noon on Dec. Ann, Lattizori. Lots 27 and 28 on 21." • map entitled .."Bethlehem Shores, • Fr.'- Penny is the new vicar of SEIKO QUARTZ Bethlehem, Conn." $13,500. Christ Church.. He will.reside in Henry and Winifred, H. Koziolek Morns. •.:. ••• . • . to. Edward J. -and Diane G., Fr. Penny was director of com- Boisvert. 2.269 acres on northerly munity,, affairs for St.. Mary's side of Paddy Hollow Road. Childrens Hospital, Brooklyn, $32,000. N.Y.. He /was born,.--In New Ruth. S. Russell to Charles H. Foundland and, came to the-'United Russell, 8.175 acres on .easterly" •• States as an infant.-He.grew up in, side of Route 61, Quit Claim. : Brooklyn. * . . . • -., lions' Dance First, Church " -. The" third, annual New Year's On 'the Fourth, Sunday in Advent, 'Eve dinner dance for .the Bethlehem Dec. 22, there will be Morning (ACTION ELiECTRICSERV'lIGE, PROMPT I: mOFESSIQMftlL SEfflflCE-. /COMMERCIAL-REStDENTIAL-INDUSTRIAL P.O. BOX 241 ' Time is money at Cardella's OAIKVILLE,' CT 06779 " PHONE 274-3515 ' A gold-tone replica of an old American gold piece encases this superb'new Seiko Quartz dock with alarm. The dial is antique white with gilt markers. A mate hi nig drawstring coin pouch' makes it a charming gift:. Remarkable Seiko Quartz accuracy and convenient cord less battery 24 HIR, SERVICE operation, of course. Don't miss the marvels of our Seiko dock, collection. See it soon. : .Bv the Mall: . Downtown 384 Stilton R.d,, Wtby. South Main St, Wlby '57.5-9880 755-8804 Help Unlimited, Iiic • -•; ' 28,5 Main Street, Oakville Hours: Hours Moa.Sat, J0-S;30 Urn Sal 9 30-5 .- . .. ''' Your Home Care Registry''... 'Sun, 12-5 • Thunr til 8 30 •OFFERING PERSONALIZED' SERVICES IN YOHR HOME, 24. HRS. A, DAY,, 7 DAYS A WEEK, • Registered Nurses • Persona! Aides : • L icensed Practical Nurses • Companions m' Bath and Nutrition Aides Also Offering "COMMUNI-CALLr »»' " A Unique Voice to Voice Communication System For Emergency Help • Accident Prevention I for Lasi; Minute Gift Shoppers and Companionship r i •; from • New Lightweight • Our Help is Unlimited..;If you,need help in any way 1 . Powerful I- ! PLEASE CALL: 274-7511 Rate Schedule and Cleaner-Weighs • Oeruse Charette, Nancy Cohort • • • Brochure Available 1 54 ^ Only 12" lbs. .Co-Directors- . . " _ Upon Request.. SAVE S1O00 • Headlight Full Width Brushed • Bag Freshener System Cleaning • SVi Quart Disposable Bag Weekly Wa own and operate our own equipment - We are not agents! CALL US Great for Stairs, Trips To FORA Upholstery, Cars, ..etc New England FREE Attachable .Ousting, 95 I N.V., N.J., r" I Brush Included i P.A. 'U*\ More Powerful than 189 s 00 Battery "Operated Units sum SAVE 60 U23IZ i Sale-ends December 24 Danbury Waterbury WEEKLY TRIPS TO ~#*i 797-0567 757-8070 f FLORIDA f New Mil ford 354-1050 -Hani 208 Main Street CHRISTMAS HOURS: f WE OWN urn want nu» EOUIPMENI I OPEN - Monday, Dec. 23 j Torrington 9:30-5:30 S 482-6508 I Oakville AS Mowing tofts DJUUBwen so YHM OF IEHWE Y Tuesday, Dec. 24 3 0VEB5OtE*RS0FStRVICE 3 9:30-2:00 $j An mm Sum MOVING & STORAGE, ING Florida 274-1647 Wt foW* „.. __„, ... »"L» MMBNO MKIBENI (305)524.4244, 8 Not responsible for typo errors. LIMITED TO IN STOCK MDSE Regular Hours: M Compsrison I Tues.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 'Sat. 9-1 « Twn Times,(Watertown, Conn.) Dec. 19, 1985 Page 23.' Worship at 1Property0 a.m. with special person isof asked tothe bring one iteWatertownm "Von Ryan's Express,,'* "It Hap - Historical Society music by the Senior Choir and the of school supplies to be made pened One Night," "Hansel and Handbell'Choir, and a message available to others. Gretel," "Srnurfs and the Magic from the pastor. A brief portion of . Christmas' Eve, .Dec 24, 7:30 Flute," ."The. Little. Princes," the Christmas Eve pageant p.mwatertownhistoricalsociety.org. there will be a. Family Service "The Great Gatsby,"'"American "Christmas Dove" will be featuring the pageant. "Christmas •Graffiti," "The Empire.. Strikes presented. Dove," with carols and scripture. Back," "Never Cry Wolf," and At 3 p.m. in Bellamy Hall, there At 11 p.m., a Service of Lessons "Sophie's Choice." will be. a gift from First Church to and Carols, and Candles with, a brief Bethlehem—Charles Dickens* "A. meditation, will, be held. Library hours: Monday 10 a.m. Christmas Carol** performed by Christ Church to 12 noon, 2.to 5 p.m., and 7 to • eight, members of New York City's Christ. Church, will hold a 8:30 p.m..; Tuesday 10 a.m.. to 12 13th. Street Repertory Company. Christmas Eve service at 11 p.m., noon, 2 to 5 p.m; Wednesday 10 This is a family event with child, arid at 10 a.m. Christmas Day. a.m., to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m. and care available. Each family is ask- Library Video. Cassettes 7 to 8:30' p.m.; Thursday 1.0 a.m. ed to bring baked goods for The video cassettes available at to 12 noon,, and 2 to 5 p.m.; Fri- refreshments; coffee and cider will the library for renting in December day 7 to 8:30 p.m.; and Saturday be served. Each child and. young are: "Cooking a Mexican Meal," 1,0 a.m. to 12 noon. become responsible for. primary WORKING WITH' SHAPES and lines in art at Polk School are heat may be assigned a basic students Christopher Tasker, left, and Matthew Mainstruck, center, who Low-Income Residents benefit and. may receive benefits up with workshop conductor Marcia Holroyd look for geometric and free- to the maximum available to a, form shapes, and contour lines on prints of famous artists. The workshop Elderly A id A vaUable household at 'the appropriate benefit, for third graders was presented by Project Explore. (Roxby Photo) level,,.. Information on, energy assistance from those benefits, are subject, to The state also is offering; pro- ment schedules can be obtained by The state has an energy programs for low-income and the availablility of 'funds in, 'thegrams and assistance -regarding contacting Mr, McGee at assistance hotline number available elderly residents in, the communi- energy assistance component of the weatherization and. crisis emergen- 274-4155. at 1 -800-842-1132 as well. ty is readily available from the LIHEAP Block Grant and .SAFA. cies. Information on, any of'the pro- town's municipal, agent. Households 'whose heat is 'includ- grams, applicable dates, and pay- TTlWoodtaDTRi. Edward McGee, town agent ed in 'the rent are eligible for either 'Watefiown from, Northfield Road, said the a one-time payment .directly paid to state's Energy Assistance Program the household, (option 1), or 'the R. P. ROMANIELLG (CEAP) contains much, useful in- household, can apply for a basic •Plumbing & Heating. formation the elderly should, know benefit, to cover secondary heating • _Re pairs • Real Old Fashioned about. While New Opportunities source bills (option, 2). Homemade Maid. 'Candies for Waterbury (NOW) has taken • According to the poverty' Faucet, Sink, • Assorted Chocolates the lead in 'the .area in. disseminating; guidelines, renters may receive up Toilet Repairs • Christmas Lollipops •material to senior citizens, the in- to $480 assistance if 51 percent or Water Heaters Foil Wrapped formation is available, locally as more of their income is paid for Drains & Sewers • Pure Milk CHOCOLATE ORNAMENTS well by contacting Mr. McGee. rent, and they are at 100 percent of • Milk, While & The 1985-86 program, is design- the poverty guidelines. Dark, Bark ed to help offset, the winter heating Renters must, present income and I EMERGENCY SERVICE wittii needs of Connecticut's lower in- rent documentation in, order to P Cashews, come households, specifically those qualify. Renters who move and 274-8784 3 .Almonds & households whose income fall at or Walnuts below 150 percent of 'the federal poverty income guidelines. DOIXHOUSES In, addition, 'the heating costs of •the elderly and handicapped are Furniture - Miniatures covered ' by SAFA. (State-, and Accessories Appropriated. Fuel Assistance) up to the level of 20Cr percent of the Everything to Perkins poverty guidelines. Decorate Your House OLD FASHIONED CEAP is funded by the U.S. Inside ami Out. HOMEMADE HARD CANDIES Department of Health, and. Human . Services through, the Low Income CeTiificaies Christmas Home Energy Assistance Program" Hours: (LIHEAP) Block Grant. The pro- vision of assistance under CEAP is VAL-LE OF THE DOLLS based, on and. subject to the 840 Hamilton Avenue, IVaterbury . availablility of funds within the 754-1338 LIHEAP Block Grant and SAFA. 1-84 Exit 23. Rtc. 69 South - 500 ft. Irani exit on right ' CEAP is jointly administered, by the Office of Policy and. Manage- Hours: Man.- FrI. 10-8, Sal. 10-5, 'SUM. 18-4. ment (OPM), the Department, of to- come Maintenance (DIM), and the Department of Human Resources For Your Shopping Pleasure - and Fun (DHR). Come See Santa and Mrs. Claus MIDDLEBURY Energy Assistance at Basic and supplemental energy CHIROPRACTIC assistance benefits to assist with Village Wicker winter 'heating costs are based on Sunday, Dec. 2,2 \ GROUP income, and family size. They can, from 12 noon-3:00p.m. range from $600 basic and $300 Santa will arrive in a horse supplemental funding ibr and carriage at 12:00 A Wholistic Health Care Center households 'that are up to 100 per- Office Hours — Monday through Saturday cent of'the state and federal pover- ty guidelines, to $400 basic and —Feel Free To Come In Browse— DR. BERNARD F. OEMCKE $i200 supplemental for households 682 Main St. S. (intersection of Rt. 6 & 64) Director/Chiropractic Orthopedist at 151 to 2OT percent of -the SHERMAN VILLAGE • WOODBURY 266-4297 guidelines. Daily 10-5, F'ri... 10-8, Sun; 11-4 DR. PAUL DiDOMlZIO Benefit awards and assistance ; " Chiropractic Physician, Sp i nal M an i, pu lation D i at h ermy Cervical and Pelvic Traction Ultrasound Hematology Muscle Stimulation QhriStmas Hair-Analysis ~' Kinesiology to- Urinalysis X-Ray Acutherapy # samet/ Blood Chemistry Analysis N utrition a I Cou n se I i ng Therapeutic Massage tA& ofmelsaid. SOME PROBLEMS WHERE CHIROPRACTIC CARE MAY. BE THE, ANSWER _ in/ • neck &arm pain • arthritic pain • nervousness • low back pain • low blood sugar* whiplash • muscle spasms • leg pain ' • auto accidents • insomnia • headaches • migraines • sciatica • shoulder pain . • athletic injuries '"(9A no-/' mo Health Insurance Accepted Including Medicare, Workmans Comp, etc. t^tmi}jw& iiil t£& fFatAer- stops,juHry to-jom '" BY APPOINTMENT '-- atdAor-unknown/ Sun. Scriool - 9:30 a.m. 755-7610 Morning Worship II a.m. §0 LAKESIDE BLVD. WEST, WATERBURY Prayer Sen-ice 5:31 p.m. Evening Prayer & Praise 6:00 p.m. (LOCATED .300' FT. FROM EXIT 17 OFF i-84 WEST). 2245 Litchfieid Rd. Watertown WED.-7:30 BIBLE STUDY i Page 24 Property'Town Times (Watertovvn, Conn.) of MRIV, THrHOLIlHY^tlu 'MMA-I'-YU- r- n -I,.. U-ihK • * DJK. WuirM."-*. n^.lL. "II SHOP MAIN ST., WATERTOWN be pertorming with the Applewinks theater troupe in the Christmas bve adventure, "Nickee Clans." The dancing reindeer front row, left to right, are Nanc; Cuttitta. Toni Tomasciewicz. Eileen Galvin, and Sue LeBlanc. Back row: Chris Verislovas, Kelly Morin, Karen Harrison as Rudolph, Kris DeRosia, and Cor> Crucitti. (Cuttitta Photo) ANNTSSHOPPE rclj>-l (Matt Geer Bill Davis Joe lirzier- 703 Main. Street, Watertown New Fairfield Nips Age ski i"d Alan Gree) 200 medle> rtlav —I Fora 274-0154 . (Shobu Odate MaltGeer Alan Green andjoc 2 (Peter Fox., Bill Davis Kris Special Gift'for that n and Sam Douglas) Special Someone... 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Steve fcladaflari', Cheshire, was Both boys made easy entrances 3 , Gary Smith, Watertown, was 'the the Men's "B" Division winner, into 'the Finals" match, Powell beat Men's "C" Division champ-in the.. recovering from, a. miserable start Rick Lopez of Rocky Hill. 6-2,6-0', Racquetball Championswatertownhistoricalsociety.orgtournament, as he coasted to a to beat John Voz, also of Cheshire, while Rush was. coasting over 15-0, 15-10 win over Middlebury's 2-1.5, 1.5-13, 11-3.. • . • • Robin Sommers, Bethany, 6-1, victory. • Watertown resident Warren Mark Metcalfe." • ..-•;.- '• NELTA Tournament 6-1. , . •" Altomari had a comeback bid in the .Boulanger cakewalked through In the Ladies" '"C" Division, • 'Holy . Cross High School recent Tribury Turkey Mash Rac- two previous matches, allowing Stella Hodge, also of Watertown, sophomore. Brian Powell upset top- LITTLE SPICE quetball Tournament ran out of gas just nine points, but was faced, with' repeated as tournament champion seed Mark Rush, Tolland, 7-5,6-2 Many folks prefer to do as they as Waterbuiy's Greg Boulanger a much tougher opponent in while cruising.to a 1.5-0, .1.5-6 vie- to win the recent Tribury New please—and a little opposition held ..on for a 15-7,'14-15, 1IT7 Altomari—a match which was tory over Judy Mirrer of England Lawn Tennis Boys'" 1.8 pleases" them even better. It's Beginning w Look A Lot Like Christmas on Main Street Check • Out These Exciting CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS 1 Children's'Table & Chairs • Dresses • Blouses • Skirts • Petticoats Desks . ' . Lycra Stretch. Jeans Rocking Chairs far Men & Women.529.95' —Boots for Everyone—. 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Kenans, all The Gordy Eliois .and Raymond the Whites and 'the .Cronins. , Cwick, Tom," Richard, and Don. Borgnine and the Kaiita Demarest, Dick. THE CONNECTICUT NORTHWEST DISTRICT Junior Soccer League ages 10 and um.cr cip clan, the Ciprianos and Simons, ..- The Joe Labecks and the for 1985 are the girls on the traveling side of the Watedown Association for Youth Soccer. The team, is Dan. Lavoies, the Garth waits, and. sponsored by the Water-Oak Gold Circle of Sports. Kneeling front row, left to right, are Lauren Kulmann,, Bob Monnerat and Haverling, Meterlemeyer, Roy. Maura Diorio, Toni Gugliotti, and Jennifer Kulmann. Players standing, same order: Wendy Cook, Heather Harry, The Austins, Marv, Brace, The Ed Kalitas* and Grazianos, Heverling, Christine Loornis, Kelli Donahue, Tare O'Donnell, Margaret Fitzgerald, Rachel Primus,-'Laurie and Kerry. the Hlavnas and Venezianos. Smith, and Missy Snow. Coaches lei to right: Jim Diorio, Gary Smith, and Debbie'Gugliotti. Missing Martha, Walter Grady and. Ceil, Don. Ford and Judson, Frank, are players Ashleigh Long, Jessica Cheney, and coach Jack Long. (Cuttitta Photo) • Roger Ouelletle and Teddy Lynn McHale, and Sorenson, O'Neill.. ... • • Hank Mickey, Ed'Bennetts and Aileen trimmings,.. __ • ...... friend, but somewhere kind, folks Artie Wood. and. the Tony Trot- Jack. D'Ambrose ' and Larry Hickey. I know- I've left, out many a I've got to end... tas, Joe Lovetres and Louie Cotlas. Stones, the Same Hoffmans and, all Ronnie Baker and, Boscof,, Sal, The Salvatores, Monk, Bill, and Bavones. : Pete Laboda and his nice gal. Cris, The Helie Bros, and Walter The Beauchamps and. Fran. Pete Krawchuk and .Sandy Morris. Kaminski, Tommy Gibbons and McKee, Steve Sklanka and.Russ Holy Cross Appears Best The Jack Barlows and Bill Proe, Boley Perlinski. Davey. all the Johnsons and, Zaccaria, The Buckinghams and Masayda, George Deny and Vaichus, Ray, Moes. Stan, .the Beckers and Dennis and all the Bradshaws and Kay. In League Girls Chase The Daveluys and John Oleski, Jan. Sam Avolettas and Fusoo, Jerry, •. Marty Macciones and Jim - Richie Palmer and Goose Peter Savin, .and theCaiews, Terry. When four starters return to a team which, won 18-of-20 regular Krayeske. Rovero, the Calabreses and Mike The McCleary Clan.and Zubek season games, and 19-of-22 overall, the year before, who isn't go-. Angelo Durante and Freddie Congerp. Carew, Walter Gray and. each; ing to bet the farm on a. repeat? Canuzzi, Babe Padella and .Denny Gary Welton and, Lu:th,s, Ronnie,' Lemieux. Obviously many of the girls" basketball coaches in, the Naugatuck Petruzzi. Willie Demers and Tony and The Jancarskis and Scully, Bill,.. Valley League feel 'the same .'way. The object, of'their respect, awe, Walter Blazys and Bill Wynn, Bonnie. the Greniers and Lampron, Phil. and subsequent: admiration? George Lasky and Sullivan, Tim.. Danny- .Marens' and Ray 1 The Herouxs, Ray, John, and Holy- Cross—who else? All the Mangos and. Bob LaFIammes, Mike Klebans and. Dionne, 'the Boivins, Bakers, Bob The NVL race isn't goihg'to be a, tea party. Several of the teams • Mauriello, Ned Williams., Dolly, Spa.tafo.re., Sams. LaBonne. • • - • .have lost top talent from,-'the year before (except, of course. Holy 'Cross)../Which would, make the "race a, free-for-all with nowhere to Sal Ziello." : Mike Galullo and the Nolans, Thejnhes gang and. Hoskings Bobby Clark, and Mulligan, Billy Clock and Bobby Dolans-. '' too, the Pallerias, Roberts, *Rog and lay'any money "except on, the Crusaders. ' " -.-••.•"--.- Brian, Sid. Gomes and one George All • Bensavages and Frank Blue. ' ••:• • A, look: ' Ryan. Hayes, Ray Sjostedt and the Lester Craig Lamphiers and/Giordano, Watertown The Colliers and Ed Rogowski, Grays. Andy, all 'the Georges and Grazio, 6-13 last year. • . ' Dick. Lewis and Keith Borkowski. Doc Czarstys and Valentines, 'the Randy. • Consider this: Most of 'the Indians* offense was centered, around Stan, DeMayo and. Bill Gargano, Grabowskis and all Marinos. Jimmy Byrnes and Toffey,, . Lynn, McHale. last season, a player who averaged 20 points and. 20- Andy Dunaj and-every Romano. Don and Julie and Travers Jack, Clayton, Steve Hovicks and Len- rebounds a game. Also lost-is Carolyn Moffo. A, major chunk of Ed Schreiner and Bob Pettinic- Eddie Coon and. R.J. Black. . • ny Dayton. offense gone. Coach, Marie-Sampson, will be-relying on her team chi, the Colliers, Keiltys and. Frank Jim Mahoneys and Dillon Ber- The Lymans, Fords and Guar- to fight together.. " ; • Lecchi. nie, Joey Dennis and Kozen, Ernie." inos, the Slosses, Lafrenieres, and.. Look for Tina Gauthier and. Stacey Kiltonic, among others. The Barkus'" and. Dillons too, the Jack D'Ambrose . and Billy . .Marinos. Speaking of which. Miss Kiltonic had 'a recent. 16-point, Teddy Tatas amd Banda, Lou. .- Clocks, Ralph Bradley and. Delmer The Laffertys and all • the 16-rebound performance overshadowed in . Watertown's 36-32 Bobby" Ray and the Talaricos, Knox. • '. 'Leaches, 'the Donnelleys, Kelleys, season-opening loss to Maloney, Jenny Kasidas dragged down. 13 John Custins and Tony D'Amico. Carm Rinaldi and the Ianoellis, and Beaches. •• rebounds for the Indians,, while scoring six points. ' Ansonia Every Vitone and every Stock, the Brognas: and. .Jack Kellys. •• The Cooks and Barkauskas, Davey Anderson .and Hassell, lack. Leo Rossi, Bernier Jimmy, Don. • Dick, Ed ' Catlins, and. Landry, ; 10-10. - •- " .. ' Anderson. Bill, and, Zuraitis, Ed., Stepanek, my new dog Timmy. Rick. Co-captain, Gail, Jones leads the returnees with, a, 10.4 points'per Rob Demskes and Stack, named The Birdsalls and Natal.es, Joe The Shaws, Tylers, and Curas,'. game average in 19.84-85. Candi Clark,,, co-captain,, also-, retains.. She Ned. ; Clemente and Fran Batte'llis. Steve Jamskys and Henry Misuras.-- was 'the team's top free throw shooter.last year. Tiffany Johnson, Mike CaJ.ab.rese and Jasilunas, Bobby Rice and ' Marens, The Razzas, Carmen'and Lou,- 5-1.1, will 'knock'away'a few shots this season. ••-.; ' •.. Crosby. ~ . g^^^r^Sf^Sr^^ Louie Sirois and Scootie Agnew. The-Jensens and Slavin, Sher- Inexperience is the key word here. The only person who will have man., Steve Leisring and. Schillaire, experience on this young team will be 'the first-year coach, Roland Herman.; Henry. Mr. Henry has been a coach for quite a long time and brings The Krasnows and, the Curullas,: his services, to Crosby. - " 'the Jenkins and, all the'Satulae. .; Holy Crass From our publisher Bill .Sim-: 19-3. ' • . " . -mans. Merry Xmas with all 'the; Whatmore is there to say? Besides losing 'the only starter, Amy Hope Dollinger, 'the team, is .under' a, new coach, Ed, Generali. But: don't /St.. John's- Has '•;. expect, that to hold them back.""" • - . Kennedy yours ..Perfect Ledger ' ,16-5. : " . . '" . ' ... ' '• Aler four games In "Parochial Diedre Williams is history, as is her 1,8.8 points and 12.0 rebounds 'School League.' basketball* ..'St.'" per game. Gone also is Kim Douglasjand her 10.6 points and 14.0 John's remains undefeated at 4-0. rebounds per game. Playing an important role will be Shauna Ear- But the last two games haven't been ly, who scored 11.5.-points..per game-last season. an action that easy. Naugatuck '. ' ;-. St. John's met winless St. Mary Simply stated: No varsity players are returning for the Greyhounds" Magdalen early last week and bare- this season. Last year's junior varsity squad is it... What a way to' packed ly squeeked by with a 44-41 vic- welcome new coach Keith Raczkowski. " tory, led by Tom McDermott's 10 - -'Sacred Heart- • ' ' . points. Ed Pogodzienski added 0-19. * : eight points. Where else can the Hearts go? Study not down. Several, players holiday, There was balanced team scoring are returning from last year's team, so look for Sacred Heart to win from the winners, while St. MM a couple, if not a few. showcased the top scorer of the ' Torrington "' - game, Tom DeMatteis, who cann- 14-7. ".-..•- ed 21 points for his 0-3 team. The Red Raiders have-lost leading; scorer, All-NVL and honorable Pogodzienski poured in 20 points mention All-Stater Marie Fisher. Several juniors and seniors, as well in St. John's fourth victory of the as some underclassmen, will, strengthen 'the squad. year, a 54-48 decision over SS ' . Witty " • . " Peter & Paul last week. 3-17. . . ••...; . Holiday Hours Mon.-Fri. 10-8 McDermott added 16 points for Here is another team which can't go much farther downward, but Sat. 10-5 the winners, while Jason Dorso surely can better itself. The team lost no players and returns senior Sun. 12-4 chipped in with 10. The Hearts' Gina Clay, who sported ah 11 points per game average last season. Marcus Dwyer led the field with 30 And that's that. .".'., points for his 2-1 team. Property of the Watertown HistoricalIbwn, Times (Waterfown , SocietyConn,) Dec, 19, 1985'Pag e 27' watertownhistoricalsociety.org•SALES • • REPAIRS- AUTOS TRUCKS CYCLES of exemplary performances. and Elizabeth Taylor. St. MM. Pupils • Students receiving ribbons-were:: Sixth . Grade—Tracy Cafes, Marlene -Litz, Jennifer Tyrzaski, Dawn Ruscitto, Matthew Donahue, Eighth Grade—Peter Casteel, Kathryn Cook, Kristen DelBuono, Megan Borkowski, Norman Cole, Jennifer Ignatavich, Jennifer Gar- Cited' As Best Karen Frenetic, Kimberly .Cohen, Staci Taylor, Margaret, Pastorino, and Joanne Mumley. • cia, Melissa M,aute, Kathryn, Wendy Petrario,, Sandra Ig- and Elizabeth Pastorino. Kindergarten—Joseph Marrone, Fasano, Shelley Yeager, Sean In November Reardon, and Heather Franek. natavich, Dieidre Marchetti, Robin/ First Grade—Deborah Dews, Nichole Karmas, Thomas Perrelli, St. Mary Magdalen School Hills, and. 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Plus 50 More Pre-Owned Cars & Tracks to-Fit Everybody's Pocketbook , FORD CRESTWOOD FORD '12,30 .MAIN STREET -PHONE 274-5449 for jour convenience 1230 Main Street WATERFOWNr CONNECTICUT' 06795 Watertown 274-2501 • 754-2.501 NOBODY WMJtS MMKf Propertyvanc e ofof the Christma thes Da y Watertownholi- The auto emissions testing sta -Historical-Jan. 11, from: 8 to'1.1 •p.m.' atSocietyNeed, Officials ' DMV Offices day, the stole DMV has. announced. tions wlll.be closed Tuesday and ..Hemihway Park School, 37 Holiday Hours . AH offices will, be open Tuesday Wednesday,,-Dec. 24 and 25, 'for 'Heminway Park Road.... The Parks and, "Recreation and Friday next week from. 8:30* the holiday. All stations will reopen Gordon 'Siddall will, call the Department has announced it needs All Department of Motor. watertownhistoricalsociety.orga.m. to4:30p.m , Thursday from .Thursday, Dec. 26, at 8 a.m. • square dance, while Betty Navage interested townspeople to serve as Vehicles, offices will'be closed 8:30'a.m. to7:30'p.m..,'an d Satur- ... Happy• Squares .-. will cue the rounds. All club weeknigM officials for its Recrea- -Wednesday, Dec. 25, in obser- " day from. 8:30' a.m.. to 12:30 p.m. dancers are welcome. _ " _ • tion League youth basketball ; The Nutmeg Square and. Round 'There: will be an admission games. All candidates should call A Well Planned Dance Club will host Its .Happy charge. the reereation*bffice at 274-5411, • New Year Jamboree on Saturday, rats. 253-255. SERVICE ' CASH. 'HOUSE We will pay a top price for PROGRAM your house. • " FOR SALE — Any Condition — Oakville - By Owner Confidential Service Charming 7 room colonial in excellent Our 18th Year! condition. 3 bedrooms plus 2 enclos- DOESN'T COST ed porches. Attached heated garage, 'Call: Fred Reyher beautiful pine cabinets in kitchen. Nice 754-4178 Anytime area in Polk School District. Great IT PAYS!!! •views. Keep your Honda well maintained itJn'iJ: K, MajL Phone 65 Willow St. FTl 2744178 or 274 1878 .Prompt, and avoid expensive repairs Waterbury" I5- $89,900 Professional -Results. Buying or selling • a home? • Talk with Jim Furman JI'HOM A, S WONDA CALL ELLEN OR DEBBIE 274-9257 816 STRAITS TURNPIKE WATERTOWN 3-5 .Bedroom ranch wilh mew Featuring spacious Liv Rrn w/Fi rep lace, formal Din Rm OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 7:30AM-4:30 PM w Eal-in kit w/Appliances 2 Full Balhs, W/W Carpel ing thru -o ot Family and laundry REALTY WORLD' room in basement 1 car attached garage »/opener Above ground pool w/lighled decking Cny utilities taking 3110,000 lm UHART /USMURS REAL ESTATE CENTER ' 1197 Main Street 1156 Main Street, Watertown Watertown 2744915 ' 274-5431 544 Straits Turnpike - Pioneer Plaza Watertown OPEN: Monday- thru Friday 3-9 . FMSaturdaEy 8-8 •FOOD Sunday 8-6 S ^ FOR THE HOLIDAYS Come and See Our Large Display of " 'You r fa m i I y m us i c store'' FRESH SEAFOOD 615 STRAITS TNPKE. (Ten Aoe Mall) WATERTOWN 274-1556 - Stuffed Shrimp HOLKS: Mon.-Sat. 10-8 Sun. 10 'til S " Stuffed Lobster * Stuffed Lobster Tails %Tbe Area's Largest Selection of Musical Instruments^ • Festive Prime Meats -" PEAVEY- NEW PIANOS 0 YAMAHA . America's Largest Manufacturer of . Cut to Order ~ . AMPS _ . .-sio'aoo CHOOSEFROM GUITARS - otartingat ISSf WURLITZE'R' • Aged Prime Rib Roasts _ • BASSES • Pre-trimmed Beef Tenderloins £ ' PA. Systems Stating at J399,00 Crown Roasts of Pork • Racks of American Lamb ORGANS by • Boneless Legs of Lamb • "Live 'Maine Lobsters • Fresh Ducks .... • ^ . ^YAMAHA W . •'.Smithfield Hams.» Squabs Folk Cuitai, *2B " -ELECIHONIC 5 PC. DRUM SETS- :KE;YBO:ARDS FRUIT BASKETS or SPECIAL SPECIAL PRICE S399 GOURMET FOOD BASKETS I Storting,' at- Thrill someone you know this Holiday Season with the perfect gift of a Fruit Basket or a Special Gourmet Food RENT OR LEASE Basket created by our experts. We at LaBonne's .are * A PIANO OR ORGAN waiting for your order of one.or more of these most welcomed' gifts. Our desire is to provide you with.the | FOR AS LONG AS YOU WISH! most beautiful Fruit Baskets, the most taste-tempting STRINGS HARMONICAS STRAPS EFTCOS PEDALS Party Platers and the most attractive Vegetable Trays. i • WnHQUTA DOUBfT REEDS PITCH PIPES • Our Fruit Baskets start at ¥9.95,, aid provide a THE AREA'S LARGEST SELECTION' POLISH P'O ETC. delicious gift for someone special! All orders can be .: OF SHEET MUSIC & BOOKS, placed at LaBonne's Market or by the convenience of '.pur telephone. ' : ,, ' SCHOOL BAND INSTRUMENT RENTAIJPURCHASEPLAN ' INSURANCE & DAMAGE FEES INCLUDED 274-9631 ' ;"'. TREE SERVICE, OMIiSTRUMElfK •Mi* Unite 11 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertown ,Society Conn.) Dec. 19; 1985 - Page 29 Neighborhood Police Department has announced. Once the police have been notified, being forwarded to. police, as Neighborhood Watch program in . The signs are a warning to the caller, then •' contacts the regards to description of suspects any area, should contact Detective Watch Program watertownhistoricalsociety.orgcriminals that residents of this area Neighborhood'Watch captain, who and their vehicles, direction of Sgt, Ronald Blanchard at. the are working together to ensure a in turn calls others on the watch travel, and more;. This can aid in department.,'274-2533. Now Underway peaceful and crime-free list. the identification and apprehension neighborhood. •Those11 contacted then phone of criminals. - Scientists believe that the other "Crime Watch Neighborhood" The Neighborhood Watch is a. others on the list, and in short order The police emphasize residents, planets cannot support life—it's not signs recently were installed on, self-help program .whereby all participants in the program are are. asked- not to get involved-in too easy on this one either. Northfield' Road, Merriam Lane, neighbors keep a "watchful eye" alerted there is a problem in the confronting suspects, but merely to and Woolson Street to'identif y this for suspicious activity, and report neighborhood. This awareness . reports their observations. People who have no faith, in, area as a "protected zone," the to police any unusual occurrences. often results in further information Information on starting a. humanity cannot be trusted. GAKYILLE HOWCASE - » < v ' t Raised Ranch -$115,000 "Family Styled tome near everything" ir..; 8 room Raised Ranch with extras ID please even the ftissiesl •|-le. 3 or 4 bedrooms, spacious living room with built-in -cs and fireplace, dining room, kitchen with ceramic tile :riops, large family room, I "A baths and hardwood floors ;l out. Added pleasure is a deck off of kitchen and a patio sur- : I by a big yard for those family picnics and summer fun. C.T": .' location, in walking distance from schools, bus line and HOMES mis ' NORMAN LTD. REAL ESTATE,, 174-6786 1 "'A* Main St.. Water town or 756-8915 WATERTOWN from all of' us at Merrill Lynch Price Reduction RANCH4115,000 Bargain of the Week 3 BEDRMS-Owner's tender loving care reflects in this beautify! $89,000 boys this qua lit)' cons uncled home, 2 BRs, pirate level large Realty backyard, maintained with meticulous care, expensive shrubbery, LR with home. Lovely Liv. rm. with bow window & plush w/w carpeting. picture windows front and back, frpl One you must nol miss. Owners anx- Gourmet eat-in kitchen fully appl'd. w/cherry cabinets, ceramic tile, ious. Call now for Christianas occupancy. 2 full baths, magnificent Fam. rm. w/wood bum ing stove, other amenities, above ground pool, garage and city titjl. Won't last long! MIDDLEBURY SOUTHBUMY EHO 758-1733 264-2880' MLS ,967 Ml a in SI., Watertown 274-9661 Merrill Lynch us out in Raveis territory. II nffilliJ4llll - 21 MI.S IliiiiiKuiikniii* mr'Jkl l.rvm Sfntl niillnin in MIL<, for I S'J511.1 IIIII innipiilLr «Mun 11(1 W H\k p Wim,Kf-IJ\h nLtniiii. IHilin mi in CiiiiiiiM.liin( CiniLr I 1 rairaj!i« it Uw 41 111 nrajiw a:rpnnilion«i vad'i >t:ar II Ingiwx rahKKIknn «»f'V It nojilyn,iniurn 1 WOODBURY- Uramalic conlcrnporarj' Luxury cape, set privately on professionally land- New Listini>-Dutch colonial in move-in Vinlit^ PnoifKrtira ID'niwiioo ; scaped lot Featuring rumpus, room, sunlcn condilion Li\ ing room »ilh fireplace, din- 2 i yll4iirot Training DiirecJora, 16K24 Ining mom, formal dining room, MEDICAL/PROFESSIONAL BUILDING ing [com w ilh built-in cabinet - pjntrj and I O large eal in kitchen, dramatic familj room, laundry room off Litchcn New deck 10-room Victorian in business district. Large Living Room, with 22' cedar beamed cathedral ceiling ac- 1 overlooks grape arbor anil IDVLIJ yard 4 cented with track lighting Master bedroom Den, Dining Room, 5+ bedrooms, Kitchen, I /, baths. 1870 roomy bedrooms Ion' Aslmg $132,500 wiih dressing area and prmate balconj original winding staircase, stained glass windows antique fix- o»cr looting 20x40 in-ground heated pool, tyres, 3 fireplaces, plenty of parking. Must be seen! $189,900. screened porch and decking Excellent Ask for Don Bedard. 723-1414. #1 and still caring. home far Ihe entertaining executive or manelous vteel-end hide-am a) S29O,O0O SET1ANI REALTPOLTY .WORLDWORLD.- ASSOCIATES THE" VILLAGE af Bee Brook .Cross i, ng a Let the selling C, -J LJ Introducing "The Village" power of at Bee Brook Crossing, a 20 REALTY WORLD New,, 78-unit luxiiiy condomiiiium communit)'"in historic Woodbury Ct. These unit condominium com- elegant homes arc looted on a high, rolling hill with magjiificlent views. Historic munity situated on 8 acres, Woodbuiy with its, fine ions and quaint antique shops is close by. Everything of woodlands with a, river mEALTY WORLD. you would expect in a luxury condominium. Quality jiving at its best. and 'two brooks, featuring 2 fETTANl bath, 2, .bedroom! Ranch help'you get a •**-$ASSOCIATES Taylor's Ranch, Lovely TrumbulTs Cape. Formal Watson's Manor. Lovely and Townhouse style units better price, for f" free-standing unit • set LR, w/fplc, DR, den, 2 townhoo.se design. Formal with •• skylights, cathedral privately' in grove of'trees. bdrms, 2 "A baths, full LR w/fplc, formal DR, ceilings, -fireplace, flagstone your home. LR with fplcJ, DR, den, 2 basement, att. gar.larg, e eat-in kitch, w/bay entry and much more. bdrms., 2 baths, 2-car att. washer/dryer hookups,, window. $172,900, Please - call for' more WATERTOWN WATERBURY gar. $198,900. large eat-in kitch, information. $184,900'., 274-5431, 753-9000 Priced from $145,000 MIDDLEBURY NAUGATUCK 758-1788 723-1414 ' DANBURY BRIDGEPORT l/WLLWH 797-0315 ' 335-1289 REAL ESTATE 16 Sherman Hill, Woodbury, CT1 '06798 203/263-0200 Everything We Touch Turns To SOLD Page 30 PropertyTown-Times-(Watertown,-Conn. of) .Dec:<19 ther 198 5Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!! •JUST ARRIVED Chintz "N Prints'" ONLY 17 ' WEEKS UNTIL " LEGAL-NOTICE ALL CLASSIFIED MUST IE PAID. IN ADVANCE, of Newtown, an enormous number SPRING, • 1986. 'Call • .LAWN. . The Planning and Zoning Commis- Tuesday noon is the deadline for'classified advertising. of Decorator Slipcovers, Drapery- GUY'S for your lawn needs, sion of the'Town of Watertown, Rates: $2,25 minimum charge for tie' first 12 words, plus' Upholstery fabrics at enormous 274-0608,." Connecticut, at. a Special Meeting ' $•40 per line for each additional Ine beyond the minimum savings. S. Main St. (Route -25) held, on-December' 12,' 1,985 ap- Newtown, Conn. • N. CIPRIANO LANDSCAPING, proved the Fern Woods Subdivi- (approx. four words per line). In addition to'Town Times, all* phases. Free estimates. Call sion, Section #9 on High Meadow 100% STABILIZED Aloe Vera all classifieds are carried in the • Water-Oak" Shoppers'" 274-1727.. - .. , ' • Road, subject-to conditions. products, by Sasco. Join the fami- Dated in Watertown, Connecticut, Glide at no additional charge.' ' ' '; . ly of satisfied users. Jelly, liquid, tt. AUTOS this 19th day of December, 1985. hand c:reme,"etc, & herbs. Jio per- ATTEST: Stanley Masayda, •'82" '"CADILLAC .Fleetwoo-d* & Zoning Enforcement Officer 1. SERVICES OfflERED COUNTRY SANITATION Sep- ' '*££ %%£$ Brougham sedan,,.. Gas, engine. Well TT 12-19-85 :—-- — tic tanks cleaned. Reasonable rates. maintained. Perfect. • condition... •ft EMD/S JEWHJRS 274-0456 or 274-5839. '• $8,800. 264-6288. LEGAL NOTICE- The Planning and. Zoning Commis- p . ;^ ••-' '7-6 MUSTANG H GHIA. 4 cyl.,, sion of the Town, of Watertown, Expert watch repairing.- Washers, dryers, electric stoves & whirlpool B/w port TV 130 4 spd. Runs very good'. $500. Connecticut at a regular meeting Guaranteed workmanship. •' refrig;erato.rs. Calf 274-6319. . auto. 'washer k good working •274-0434. ; held, on December 4, 1.985, voted COnd $75 274 0434 to re-endorse 'the Indian Hills -Sub- MARANATHA ' SNOWPLOWING SERVICES " "' " - .- • ' lfcTLOST & FOUND CHIMNEYSWEEPS available after-Jan. 1. Please call ^ division, Sections I and II, at Ar- CUmi^s de^piufeoioully. for estimates, 274-1332,., ; tillery Road, subject to conditions. ' STRAY HOTLINE- for -cats-. Have Dated in, Watertown, Connecticut, Quick, clean, efficient service. „,(,_-_ A c oii-nn n ft you lost or found'a, cat? For infor-. this 19th, day of December, 1985. 72:9-0' 160' or 573-1255,. ACTION ELECTRIC SERVICE , ^.j 191 ' *"' mation, call 274-6291 or 2,63-0291 Cornmercial-Residential-Industrial. __ • / ATTEST: Stanley Masayda, Mon.-Fri,., 2-7 p.m.. only. Zoning Enforcement Officer Sjate Ikensed,, folly insured. ' cOLEC^sioN~va» "game - • TT 12-19-85 ^^^ 274-3515. . , with. Atari, expansion modules &. 11 LOOKING FOR A HOME - ting. Excellent references. Call Bob. — •• TnAn^,rf., 10 *,-A • * 1, LEGAL NOTICE Perkins 274 29QO ' * TYP1NC " Turbo adapter. 18 cartridges. Ask- SIAMESE KITTENS ready for The Planning and Zoning Conunis- ferKins, in-zyyu. , -ixrmu • ine $225 Call 274 5007 Christmas. Blue point female seal • sion of the Town of Watertown, • WORD PROCESSING . _!_____ 2/4"':>w/~. lynx, point' 'male. $125 each. Connecticut, at a" regular meeting CARPETS & RUGS repaired and Resumes, letters, term, papers,,. TWO PANT COATS~Th~oded Ebony smoke male, blue silver held on December 4, 1985 approv- installed. Twenty' yrs, ex.p. Insured, manuscripts, mailing lists, b - -,..'', ' ; • " spotted female, •' $ 150" each. ed the Bel.View Subdivision, Sec-' & reliable. Danny's Carpet Ser- repetitive-letters, tapes/transcribed., • 266-5731. ti-on I, located on Eaton- Street.* vice. 757-1,6%. .. Notary, Public. Woodbury Dated in Watertown, Connecticut, this 19th day of December, 1.985. , Secretarial Services. ,263-2279,., • a, **„ . t ,.. r, n „-„ ~n~,~ 21. PERSONALS DiiOTiMP 1 «. , - „- " • • 16; Man stop coat. Call 274-3275. - ATTEST: Stanley Masayda, PAINTING: Int.-ext. painting. • CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS Zoning Enforcement. Officer Free estimates. Quality work. Ex- RAY BERRY & SON'S, painting „ ~— ——— — ' party Saturday, Dec. 21, 1 to "-3 TT 1249-85 cellerft'"-references,... All work contractor. Quality .workmanship, • 3. .HELP WANTED , - p.m. at Swift Junior High School. guaranteed. Ray Lawlor, 274-2283 competitive prices. Insured. Free TMMIPni4TO- nMrNTMPG fi ,, HOMEOWNERS. • FLOOR SANDING &„ -.-Sponsored by 'the Oakville WW, MARANATHA or 274-2225. estimates. 574-1435. ' ' IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, full Post 73.30.' Children,ages 9 and General home repairs & im- re finishing; Quality work'- at. time, for produce & meat, cutter, IV, L under. ' • - " 1 *. „• CHIMNEY •> < provements. Carpentry, electrical reasonable prices. Free estimates. and part, time wrapper, for .meat •&, plumbing. Interior- or exterior. Call Ray, 274-8665. '. dept. Apply in person,, Woodbury SWEEPS No job too small. Prompt service • 22. MSmUCHONS;., HOMEMAKER/tVillage 'Market,,, 69o 0clean Main, hom, St.e 4, at reasonable rates. Quality LICENSED HAIRDRESSER .South-, Woodbury. . . . • . * workmanship. Free estimates. Ful- will come to your home,,for all to 5 hours every week to every DOG OBEDIENCE—behavior ly insured. References available. phases of hair-styling. All, ages other-week. On.bus"line. Sandi, modification. Private instruction in Call William, M. Cooke, 263-5400. welcome. Call Susan, 274-2687. 274-5787 after 3 p.m. ^ your home Problem solving, a '•k cleaning oil, woodstove, "specialty. Call Canine Conduct at and fireplace flues. MASON-WOOD WOMAN COMPANION for an . 274-0485. HOME REPAIRS-, remodeling, * Quick - dean - efficient .additions. For free estimate call Bill •' • CONTRACTORS - ... elderly paraplegic. Free room. & Clock,,, 274-2859. Additions, remodeling, decks, in- board. References required. Rep- 25. FIREWOOD • ' •k Friendly service •fuliy insured terior renovations, garages, custom ly to P.O. Box 91, Watertown, Ct. 1 .MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT building. Roofing, a specialty. Call, PICKUP LOAD' of wood, skids, for children's'parties and shows. Rick, 274-0456 or Joe,'274-5839.. CHILD CARE NEEDED in my • good for ..: kindling wood, and . 573-1255 Call Mr. Miracle, 274-..6115. ' home for children 214 yrs. & 7 fireplaces. Delivered, $35. Call, •"•. 2. FOR SALE • ".mos. Must be dependable & flexi- 274-6070 after 5 p.m.: SMALL ENGINE REPAIR. ble.' Day time only. Call 274-1436. Lawn mowers, snow .blowers, ~ THE FABRIC BARN.Remnants, . LEGAL NOTICES "' " MORTGAGES chain saws, tune-ups, rebuilding. trim. Wednesday-Sunday, 10-5, • ..'•'- - 5. FOR RENT1 / ' 274-6036' after 4 p.m. Rt, '63, East Morris. 5-67-5823; FIXED .FLORIDA HOME. RENTALS" State of Connecticut Closed MOD. & Tues. • .. •' Court of Probate T&B PAINTING & maintenance, available.. Completely furnished. RATES . District of Watertown, inside and outside your home. Gut- HANDCRAFTED $275/week. Located in, southern FIRST MORTGAGES • ters cleaned,. Chimneys tarred. Call Orlando, minutes, from Disney ' *' Dec. 11, 1985 DOLL HOUSE MINIATURES NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS - FIXED RATE 2744578. Furniture & accessories for ever)' World. ' .Call- -274-0368 or 274-7555., Estate of ST.'AMIS-LAW S.LUPC- • MORTGAGES room. Custom orders welcome. • ZE'WSKI, a/k/a STANLEY POOL COVERS' & tarpaulins on Gift certificates available. Call for ADJUSTABLE RATE ATWOOD COURT, 1-bdrm,. apt. .SLUPCZEWSKI special now through the Fall at The an, appointment, • evenings and MORTGAGES Elderly subsidized, ground floor. * The Hon~ Carey R. Geghan, Judge, Watertown Auto Upholstery,-Can- weekends. vas & Awning Co. Call 274-9671. Appliances, carpeted, completely of'the Court of Probate, District of •MINIATURES BY MONICA . modern. -No "'utilities. • J. Andre Watertown at. a hearing held on ALSO 71 Guernseytown Rd. Watertown, E&R HOME IMPROVEMENT Fournier,: Real Estate' Manager. , Dec.: 11,-1985 ordered ttjat all , 27441308 claims must be presented to 'the Garages, additions, "roofing and 757-6100.' " " • ¥1 fiduciary on or before March. 19, new construction. 274-6545, Ed, TWO 2650 WATT alternators,: 6. WANTED- TO RENT 1.986 • -or be "barred as. by. law or.274-2283,, Ray. ..$600'"each; One 4000 -watt-alter-, provided. * " FHA nat-or w/roll. cage, $750'. Call' -TWO BEDRM. .APT., or house, LOANS •)) LIGHT TRUCKING. Attics & .. Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk 274-3031 between.. 9 & 6. p.m. ' 4 to 5 months, Feb. 1 to June/Call _The fiduciary is: garages cleaned.. Trash removal,, .after 5, 274-2717 or 274-7191. .* • Jenny Luddy ONLY furn. -&. appliances, etc.. Call Bob, : WURLnZER FULL CUSTOM 235 Beldeh St.-- 274-5625 or 274-4889. , . • G-ARAGE "NEEDED for business organ.. Programmed, rhythm or- .-..'. • Watertown, Ct. 06795 • -• chestra.;., ' Mint: condition. New, " track. Must be 30" long, 1,0" wide. 3% •• • " ' TT12-19-85 .APPLIANCE ft: ' PLUMBING $2300. Best offer. Call 274-6183. •Call 274-8228. repair. Domestic, Call. 274-2333 or DOWN 274-2295. . .- / ALL OAK WOOD upright piano. . •.'" 9. WANTED TO 'BUY,. , . . LEGAL NOTICE Exc. cond. Asking $3500, • firm,. .- The ••Conservation, Commission- lEEDED 1 TILE REGROUT ft repair. New • Call. .-274-5654' for information.. .'WANT TO BUY old clocks'and Ihland Wetland. Agency of 'the . " installation & • remodeling •pocket, "watches. Also,, Grandfather • 'Town "of Watertown, at a regular SETTAll available. Call 274-9089 any time. BOXES:-FOR 'MOVING: Please-' clock repair. CaO'Phil Dunn, St., * meeting-held'on December' 1,2,' call 274-9569. ' / '."'. /at.274-1932. "•- •'• . ".: ;. 198-5, approved Application, #89 of MORTGAGE ED MICHAUD PAINTING . Joseph Albino to 'conduct a -' • &, Paper Hanging ' - - BRAIDED. RUG-, ... "Sears,..;' : : '• COMPANY ." ' '-10. LAWN'&-GARDEN" * 'regulated activity on a,"parcel of 2024 East Main St. Clark Midland, Contractor • "11 "xl'7!&*,. Autumn Spice^ white &. •• land located on Lot" #1,, Sylvan', . Call 274-8379'''-'' brown... Just ' cleaned. - $175,.,- Waterbury : -'Lake Road. 274-5770."-- • '• : -'Dated in-Watertown, Connecticut, • Piwin of •; CONMAD'»S MOWER REPAIR'" : N. C3PRIANO'- • • -.-Lawn 'mowers,,... small, riding this 19th. day of December, 1985. -REALTY WORLD ' SNOW REMOVAL-' -• BRUNSWICK POOL- TABLE,. .mowers, and snowblow'er 'repairs' .:•, . ATTEST: Stanley |lasayda, Settani Aaociates, Inc. Commercial & Residential . 4'x8*, slate, 'with accessories,.; Call on all makes.'Free'estimates.'Pick • 'Wetlands Enforcement Officer • 27''4-I,7,'27 274-7455. -••• • ' ' ... . op. and. delivery. 274-9497. -...'": .: .,...'•' •:,' . ...". TT 12,-19-85- 5750011 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown-Times"(Watertowo- Society, Conn:)" Dec." 19, 1985 Fiifie 31. Hospital, to Mr. and. Mrs."Michael • Parent (Donna Lerz), Watertown. Squirts Divide Hockey Grandparents are. 'Mary Lerz, Watertown, • Marie ' Parent, Games In Weekendwatertownhistoricalsociety.org Action Anaheim,' Calif., and Arnold Parent, Waterbury. Great- The Watertown Youth/Hockey The defense, played sturdy grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Squirts onc:e again split a pair of hockey, allowing only eight, shots Hirbour, Waterbury. decisions in weekend action, while to get to goaltender Bryan Poulin the older Pee Wees ran the gamut who, of course, knocked away six P0YNT0N-A daughter, Ashleen in 'three games—copping a. victory, of them. Emily, Dec. '8 at Waterbury a loss, and a tie. The Pee Wees, lost their sole Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. David The Squirts bombarded a game of the weekend in a shootout Poynton, •(Kathleen Hayden), Western Connecticut team, with 43 with Wallingford where the final Naugatuck. Grandparents are Mr. shots on goal and, as the averages score, when the guns died, down, and Mrs. Frank' Hayden, would have it, 15 made it past the read. 7-6 in Wallingford's favor. Naugatuck, and'Carol, Wiltshire, opposing goaltender. . The Pee Wees fell behind. 5-2 in Watertown. Billy Hughan and Bobby Clark" the second period, and had. a. had a Hall of Fame: day on the ice, resurgenece during the third, -PR.UITT—A daughter, Pamela each scoring four goals In the 1 period. But it wasn't, enough as • Ruth, Dec. 1 at Waterbury weekend debacle. Also con- Wallingford'fought off the revival. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Tony tributing scores-were Matt Zipoli • •• Genung scored two goals and. Praia (Patricia, Pitts), Oakville. (2), Tyler. Ayers, Tommy King, one assist in 'the game. deEscobar A SHOW OF SUPPORT by the Board of Education and School John Fleming, and a pair coming scored another goal, assisted, by SOVIA—A daughter, Stephanie Department administration was evident Monday night at the Town Coun- from, two defensemen—Rory defenseman Billy Billenstein. Calo Jean, Dec. 8 . af Waterbury cil meeting when the education officials urged the Council to approve ©'"Sullivan and Tommy Cruess. and. Allison Wandelt each scored Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen the new teachers* contract necenlly ratified by the Board. The Council A truckload of assists also were" goals while Minervino scored, the Sovia (Gina Rinaldi), Waterbury. in a unanimous vote did likewise. Seated left to right in the front row recorded. King had three, follow- sixth goal in/the waning minutes of Grandparents are Sandra Claflin, are Board members Joseph Gugliotti, Mary Cofrancesco, Catherine ed by Brandon Lawlor (2), and. period three. Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carney, School Superintendent Dr. Philip Fallen. Margaret Poulin, and O'Sullivan, Timmy Dunbar, Flem- Goaltender Drew Gallagher Rinaldi, Ansonia, Mr. and Mrs. Chairman Robert Kaminski. (Valuckas Photo) ing, Billy Osborne, and Rusty recorded 20 saves. Jack, Sovia, Naugatuck, and Jean- Ayers with one apiece. nine Brickett, Panama'City Beach, • The offesnive explosion, Fla. Great-grandparents are Sara 1 however, fizzled in the Squirts ' Jones, Oakville, Mr. and Mrs. An- next battle, where they ended up on thony Cuifalo, Waterbury, Ann, JOB TRAINERS •the short end of a. 7-1 score against Harder, Waterbury, and Mr. and Bridgeport. Mrs. Paul LaPearl, Southington. DATAHR, a. Comprehensive Rehabilitation Agency, currently Timmy Dunbar scored, die only NICHOLS—A son, Wayne Louis has positions for Job Trainers. We offer a competitive starting goal for the local team,, which was Jr., Nov. 26 at Waterbury VIOLETTE- A daugh le r,. salary, with an, outstanding; benefit .package. For more informa- his first of 'the season. Goaltenders Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Danielle M., Dec. 3 at Waterbury tion, please contact Manager, Human, Resources. Jason Robinson and Billy Smith Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs.' Paul combined for 21 saves. Nichols .(Gail ' Thursfieid), Southbury. Grandparents are Col. Violette (Linda Rossi), Prospect. DATAHR,, INC. • and Mrs. Hay den Nichols, Water- Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 135 Old State Rd., Brookfield, Ct. 06804 Paul Violette, Prospect, and, Mr. town, and John Thursfield, 775-4700 * Waterbury. and Mrs. Leo Rossi, Oakville. Great-grandparents are Mr. and E.O.E. M-F HABERMAN—A son, Stephen Mrs. Leo Rossi ST., Watertown, Marie'Lovallo, Oakville, and Jean Kenneth, Dec. 1 at Waterbury • Violette, Maine. - . CARPET AND VINYL . Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haberman (Therese 'Finnegan), FLOOR; INSTALLERS McGAUGHAN—A daughter, Watertown. Grandparents are Mr. We cao, use full and part time experienced persons on and Mrs. Peter Finnegan, Reading,,. Cailin Marie, Nov. 5 at Waterbury Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. John a contract basis. If you have tools, transportation, in- Haberman, Reading,, Mass. Great- McGaughan (Debbie Horner), surance and one good reference,, call us. grandmother is Ruth Monahan, Oakville. Grandparents are' Mr. Maiden Mass. and Mrs. Edmund Horner, Water- • CARPET FACTORY OUTLETS town', and, Mrs. P. Richard - Pete Sirois HUGICK—A -daughter, Lisa McGaughan, fWatertown. ••Great- Anne, Dec. 1 at' Waterbury grandparents, .•are" Mrs. Francis Southington 1 Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Haasters, Bellerose, N.'¥',.„ and •628-0379 Hugick (Lucille Fiore), Oakville. Mrs. Emma, Homer, The Bronx, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N.Y. Michael Fiore, Southington, and PART TIME/FULL TIME Helen Hugick, Oakville. Great- FRIENDLY RESTAURANT Paul Wozniak grandmothers are Mary Symolon, Southington, and Agnes Donahue, Pee Wees Bristol. ami Ideal for students, homemakers and others looking for a se- Marcos deEscobar scored twice cond job opportunity. Clean, neat surroundings, good.work- and Jake Quigley added another as Accountant .' ing conditions, excellent earning potential and flexible hours. the Pee Wees skated to a 3-3 tie COLELLA—A daughter, Nicole" iRea.ll Estate •Banking Job opportunities for1 day or evening work. with Yale in their first game of the Lynn, Dec. 7 at Waterbury weekend. Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. James Danbury Savings & Loan FRIENDLY RESTAURANT Alec Genung and Billy Miner- Colella (Susan, Marti), Bethlehem. seeks an experienced, real vino assisted on the first score, Grandparents, sre Mr. and Mrs. estate-banking accou ntant. Main St., Watertown Tommy Calo and Paul Wozniak James Colella, Waterbury. and Mr. ' Responsibilities include main- 274-5353 EOE aided the second goal, and Todd and 'Mrs. H. William,' Marti, taining accounting: records for Fontaine and Wozniak assisted PERFUME UNIQUE Gift Wrap JEWELRY' Special' • In . GIFT Bows COSMETICS Store ITEMS Cards Promotions STOCKING STUFFERS! and much mere... A MLLLLNO Ol MIL M1NLS b-Ajj: D-B»r-h-«.i: Jake Adam Sklanka, son of .Mr. and Mrs. John. Sklanka, Watertown, and Santa Claus took place when the jolly old elf appeared'at the town's Bicenten- nial Gazebo'for the annual "Santa's Mailbox" visit recently. More than I|e f rat iPSta Itatg' Start 175 local youngsters visited with Santa during the evening of fun and f excitement, and. made their holiday wishes known. The event, was spon- *'Watertown s Friendly Pharmacy" sored by the Watertown Jaycees, co-chaired by Matthew Baker and John Sklanka. (Jaycees Photo) 55 DeForest Street, Watertown ' 274-5288 jpss«MBSBa:)MBSitt;BS.» I aaaro i I s I 1 I 1 1. I 1 1' Shop in. an all enclosed Mall with a r 1 i very pleasant atmosphere. Senior Citizen Discount. Everyday! i • Plenty of Free Parking. • • Gift. Certificates'Available • . I i .We . • • Brunswick "Yam '• Dimension I Annual Pre-Holiday Feature: • Reynolds Lopi • Paternayan 1 • Elsa Williams .... • Persian Yam I i SALE! 'DEPOT SQUARE MALL Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10-5:30 Thursday and Friday "til. 8 27441702' Saturday 10-5 Sunday 12-5 on" our Entire Stock Including Aigner All Weather Coats & Accessories' (Thursday .12/19 through Sunday 1,2/22 I best foot forward Depot Square Mall, Watertown • •' luokmark 274-1451 Moo..,, Tues.. Wed. Thursday-Friday' Satuiday Sunday 12-5 • 10-5:30 10-8 10-5 1 POT LUCK — New-Bookstore Now Open At — - Home Decorating Store - Depot Square Mall, Watertowe Depot Square Mall' .i • . 274-9400! • Handmade Wreaths; .' ' The-BEST SELLERS '.are ALL HERE ; and Holiday • Arrangements . • - . -and at 15%/OFFr ' . , also featuring:' — Just to •name a few — . .". •...." • Domestic and Imported Pottery • Texas by. James Mjchner ' • *. ' If Tomorrow Comes • Baskets • Plants. Secrets' by Danielle Steele • . • by Sidney Sheldon • ...Country Grafts Gift Items , : ' (Now in paperback, too), • Dried Flower 'Arrangements and Wreaths The Bachman Books nn " ' • • Nice Selection, of ' • Keeler & Long Paints ••' 4 Early-Novels by Stephen King • Minwax'Stains • CHILDREN'S-and • .Painting Accessories " YOUNG ADULT BOOKS! • • . Calendars • Magazines-'. ... • . Mon.-Wed. 10-5:30, 1 Handmade Ornaments Thurfc & Firi, 10-8 " .Senior Citizens Discount every Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday | VISA ' " •• Satuiday 9:30-5:30 " ' .WATCH .TOWN TIMES -FOR GRAND' OPEMNG DATE! Christmas Plants > " ' • Sunday 112-5 . . :i^:]^^