Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

i-3

> TTown o r4 Timely Coverage Of News In The Fastest Growing Community In Litehfield County

Vol.. 41 No. 5 :. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $12.00 PER. YEAR. Car, Ri. P.S. PRICE 30' CENTS Feb. 6, 1986 January Building Heavy Foundations and superstructures' superstructures for one-family Republicans Bounce for one-family dwellings, and dwellings, at $829,793, and an ex- wintertime home improvements ercise building, placed at bolstered, the community's January $165,000'. " building report, which totaled an estimated $1,347,853 worth of The rest of the breakdown, is as follows: one-family dwelling foun- Rinaldi From PBC construction and. renovation. According to the monthly report. dations, three, $26,000'; roofs, Making good on a campaign pro- Filed by Building Inspector Robert three, $6,600'; residential additions mise to lessen 'the role in town Kontout's office, 129 permits were or renovations, three, $40,715; governmenfuf people serving, on given out, bringing in $7,555 in commercial additions or renova- more than one board or commis- fees. In December, 1985, 97 per- tions, four, $3,800; sidings, six, sion, the Republican Town Coun- mits'were issued, for a value total $29,040: decks,, two, $7,983; and cil majority Monday night ousted of SI .4 million. electrical jobs, 42, $70,405. Democrat Francis "Chuck"' A, year ago in, January, 1985,48 Also: plumbings, 17, $59,270; Rinaldi from, the Public Buildings permits were handed out for heatings, 17, $93,272; signs, 19, Committee. $632,999 worth of work. $14,815; fireplaces, one, $500; and The move brought a response Heading the recent list were 10 chimneys, one, $600. from Democrat, Councilman Charles Fisher- Jr. of "we'll remember this!" ' Talking Books' A vailable Many appointments were made to various boards to fill terms, Through Branch Library vacated in January following the changeover in power last The Watertown Library Associa- Grab am G reene; " * Time November in the election. The ma- tion held its first annual, toy sale at. Machine," • H.G. Wells; "The jority party is allowed to gain con- the Oakville Branch. Library in. Danger," Dick Francis; "Through, trol, of commissions if the expira- "December, and" raised funds to the Looking Glass" and "Alice In tion of terms provides for a begin a "talking book" (books on, Wonderland," Lewis Carroll; reasonable transition. • cassette) collection. "Treasure Island," Robert L. Stevenson; "The Wind in the Gordon James, GOP Council Librarian Nancy McDonald chairman, said, the party had an noted people who are blind, or have Willows," Kenneth Grahame; "Heidi," Johanna Spyri; and "The unaffiHated citizen—Edmund poor eyesight can benefit from the • Diorio Jr.—willing, to serve on the talking books. They also can be en-' Last Question and Other Stories;"' Isaac Asimov. PBC, and, it was opting for him joyed on long car trips, used for rather than Mr. Rinaldi, the current Also: "Goal Setting," Charles entertaining children, and e\en PBC chairman who also screes on L. Hughes; "Politics of Love," while doing things in the home or the Planning, and. Zoning Commis- Leo Bubcaglia: "The World of outside such as painting, cooking, sion and another board. gardening, working on a car, sun- James Thurber," James Thurber; Mr. Fisher, who hinted at a tanning, and much more. "The Illustrated Man," Ray Brad- lawsuit, said Mr. Rinaldi has serv- The following titles ha\e been bur}': ''Stories from the Herriot Collection." James Hernott; "On ed the town well as a. zoning and purchased and now are available at building commissioner, saved the the library "Touch the Devil." b\ the Wings of Eagles," Ken Follett; (Continued on page 28) community hundreds of dollars, JackHiggins, "The Third Man," and should, be returned to the PBC. A R \I\BO\\ OF BALLOONS begin their ascent from the St. John's Mr. Rinaldi's nomination by the School play area Monday at 10 a.m. to help begin Catholic Schools •Democrats was defeated by a 6-3 Week, being celebrated Feb. .3-3 at St. John's and St.. Mary Magdalen party-line vote, while Mr. Diorio AII Saints' Rector Will School, in Oakville this week. The week's theme is "A Rainbow of Ex- was put on the board by a „ 6-3 cellence." (Valuckas Photo) majority-slanted nod. Republican Depart Parish Feb. 23 Stuart, Kirkfield and. Democrat Charlie Monterose were elected, to The Rev. Robert W. Odierna, rector's skills and expertise as Parochial Schools Enjoy the PBC unanimously. rector at Oakville's All Saints",. priest, pastor, certified counselor, The GOP now has taken, over a Episcopal Church the past, eight-: and friend. The parish grew 50 per- Seven-Day Celebration 5-4 edge on, the buildings years, has been, elected to lead, a ' cent over the past eight years. committee. large parish in Nashua, N.H. The community's two parochial landscape artist Ed-Budris, and The Council made less- He has accepted the •position, and schools, St. John the Evangelist, Gloria Pavon, Idela Viltrakis, 'Lor- controversial appointments Mon- his final day as All Saints" rector and, St. Mary Magdalen, are raine Buonocore, and Beverly day to the Water and Sewewr will be Sunday, Feb. 23. celebrating "Catholic Schools Monterosso of the Catholic Authority, Zoning Board of Ap- The church will sponsor an open, Week," from, Monday through Sun- (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 2) house reception, for "Father day, Feb. 3-9. Odie," his wife Kim, and their Special, programs and activities children Jimmy and Jennifer Satur- have been planned by the teachers day, Feb. 22, beginning, at 7 p.m. and students around the theme "A at the 262 Main St. church. Rainbow of Excellence." Parishioners, friends, and. the At St. Mary Magdalen on Buck- public are invited, to attend;.for ingham Street, Oakville, today more information, contact Holly '(Thursday) will be "Big/Little -1 I Paternoster at 274-3247. Broiiers/Sisters Day," where 'the The Rev, Paul Morton of Water? \ M J- littlest students from the bury will, be 'the interim priest un- /; kindergarten on up to 'the older til 'the parish, calls a. new rector ones at the junior high level will, sometime by September. have joint activities, lunch together, Father Odie came to All Saints and see a movie. in December, 1977. A young, Friday is "Faculty Day," with vibrant, strong leader who could be a special assembly set and only a seen riding -his motorcycle half-day of instruction by the throughout town during his first teachers. The seventh grade will years here, he came to head a- The Rev. Robert Odierna sponsor a Valentine's Day dance in church, that had been "struggling" ' 'The lively work and ministry of the evening for the junior high for 10 years with only part-time 'this church, is a testimony to a hap- grades. clergy, said Susan Jean, All Saints* py marriage between priest and Students will display their talents communications officer. people," Mrs. Jean said. in baking, art,work, hobbies,,, can- "His fresh ideas and zest for life " In, 1983, Father 'Odie founded the dy, photography, collections, and. SPEAKING IN OPPOSITION to a reorganization plan proposed by were just the spark All Saints need- Greater Waterbury Pastoral needlework for Saturday's, Town Manager Robert, Middaugh was Democrat. Town. Councilman ed," she said. "His mission was to Counseling Center, which'now has * "Achievement Fair.' * Ronald D'Amico, right, who along with 'the two other Council, help the people discover Christ three fall-time 'therapists who offer Judges will include Stale Police Democrats voted, against the recommendation at. Monday night's alive in, their lives." photographer' Joe Destefano, • meeting. The plan, passed, however,, via a, 6-3 Republican majority vote.;, (Continued on page 2) Many people benefitted from the Monica Ulinkis of Yarn Works, (Valuckas Photo)' -IKProperty™ Timeis of the1:086 Watertown Historical Society Republicans Bounce maintenance of all town facilities,, tournament for all grades,, pizza into Friday's drawing for a. Cab- During his pastorate, the solid waste matters, and. facilities from. Ro's Restaurant, and., a. bage Patch Kids doll. ministry of the church has been (Continued from page 1) construction and improvements' presentation by 'the cheerleaders. Prayer .services also were strengthened, Mrs. Jean said. peals and its alternate" board, the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgwill be headed by Thomas. Van,, (he ••Wednesday was "Community scheduled Tuesday. • Pastoral support and visitation Conservation Commission-Inlands current director of public works. Day,"- highlighted by an, open Students assisted teachers. 'O,n teams, neighborhood outreach pro- Wetlands Agency, the Commission His office, will relocate to the house. Each, class presented a, pro- Wednesday, .and a special luncheon grams; and the development of a on Aging, and constables corps. French Street building housing 'the : gram, followed by a. special for the instructors was held. strong lay leadership in the parish - Reorganization Approved authority,' 'assembly to honor all,' the have been some of 'the highlights. Earlier in the evening, the Coun- Financial' functions of the' two volunteers and aides at. the school. 'All Saints' Rector He also initiated the church's cil, split along party lines to approve departments, would be-consolidated Pie, Yes...Homework, No '"Weekends in New England," a (Continued from page 1) Town Masnager Robert" Mid- under, the direction of David. Min- At St. John's, today (Thursday) series, of three parish, retreats held da ugh* s r eco mmen dat io n foe riich, 'assistant lown* manager and ' is Rainbow Day foe students,. 'There a, variety of counseling services to each, winter in New Hampshire. reorganizing the Water and Sewer ' finance director. will-"be 'pizza for lunch, and. if 'th,e community on.a sliding scale Father Odie also developed a Department, Public Works Depart-. Mr. Middaugh .said the plan will possible.—no homework tonight for basis. He also has been active in 'the strong bond with the parish youth. ment, and Finance Department. improve the'"efficiency and effec- the youngsters. Rotary Club •and UNICO Club. • The "Chariot Races" down Honey 1 About 60 townspeople; many of tiveness" of town" services. He was Students will be encouraged to Father Odie is a college and high Hill Road each spring "still is a them town employees, attended a supported by the Republican ma- wear' rainbow-bright ..clothes to school soccer referee,, a high school wild and. crazy event," Mrs. Jean public hearing in the high school jority on. the Council. school Friday in place of the school baseball and soflball umpire, coach said. He also has led many cafeteria which lasted nearly two Dissenters, including the three uniforms. Those with a, flair for of The Taft School squash, team, seminars on various topics, in- hours. minority Democrats and. several performing will sing, dance, play and played soflball in local men's cluding faith, relationships, and The shuffling of the departments from the audience during the'.hear- an instrument, or do their thing leagues, including the 1981, mental health issues. places all engineering services, in- ing, said the plan would cost the during a, 'talent time at 9 a.m., in thp Modified Stole Champion team. "Separating from loved ones is spections, and .related work under town money in the long .run. They St. John's Church hall, 574 Main Through his leadership, All a difficult and, painful undertak- one roof at the Town Hall Annex, said the town should consolidate its St. " Saints" Church gutted and ing," Mrs. Jean said. "The pet,' to be headed-by Vincent J. Petiroc- utility services before a. reorganiza- On Sunday, Feb. 9, there will be renovated its red. building in 1980, pie of All Saints and Father Odie' cia (current Water and Sewer tion plan is instituted. an open house at St., John's School and created, a new education wing are: discovering this as the days 4uthorit\ superintendent) under the and the classes at the convent, after to accommodate what, has become before his. leaving have been filled new title of towti engineer Parochial Schools' the 9:30 a.m. .Mass, which closes a strong and large. Sunday School with emotion. •the special week. .All parents, are in- program,. In 1983 the church, pur- The operation repair and (Continued, from page I.) "It has been, a time of sadness, vited to attend the Mass and open chased adjacent property, memories, joy, thankfulness, and THE Women * s Organization. house. demolished, an existing bar and. then much well-wishing for the future." All items will be on display Sun- Earlier in the week on Monday, constructed a large parking lot. " She said it will be both a time of LORAINE day morning for public viewing. kindergarteners through • eighth, The. availability of parking space challenge and. opportunity for Already this week, the school has graders assembled in the not only benefitted the* church, but Father Odie at his. new church, and GARDENS been having many interesting hap- schoolyard to launch balloons at 10 the local business community as for the people, of All, Saints. H59 Main Si , Watertown,^ penings. For "Church Day" on a.m. Ceremonies began with, -a well. A new organ was obtained in, 7/r Monday, there was a special liturgy prayer for the Challenger 1,984., and now the final work is be- Recreation Ideas followed by an address by .Mary astronauts, and the Pledge of ing completed for a Memorial Mauriello of the St. Vincent. Allegiance. Burial Garden on church property. The Parks, and. Recreation a/it/ nar DePaul Shelter in Waterbury. • The released balloons carried Raising funds for these projects Department again is on 'the lookout ttcrt a/t H p/b/tau. ' Students have been collecting messages about: Catholic Schools became a major undertaking for the for people with, ideas and sugges- fo uA7t yews" /urn items for the shelter, and on Fri- Week. The eighth grade made a, entire, parish, but they successful- • tions for new programs, and peo- Jim A. Sharon flmd) day student representatives will banner for the occision, which, was ly have been completed. At one ple to teach, 'them. I inulL you Io ^top deliver them. 'There also was a raf- hung on the front of the school. point: Father Odie helped by using in 4. browse If anyone has such an, idea or fle, of a 3-foot stuffed snowman. On Tuesday, Grade 8 sold school his contacts, to bring stars of ABC's suggestion, or is willing to-teach a, 274-8844' There was free dress for the writing, paper so proceeds could, go "One Life to Live" soap opera to- program or class, call Recreation AH Credit Cards Acu.pl d students on Tuesday's "Student to assist poor children. A coupon town to twice play benefit, Softball Director Donald Stepanek at Hn M F 8 S 10 • Sal \ S Day," along with a Trivial Pursuit given with each purchase will go games. 274-5411,, ext. 255. Watertown Jt Meat Center 6 W . a- 485 Main Street, «H«m,nwafPtece » Watertown 274-2714 » : ; S:,*-—8r2. •' • • - • -NOW ACCEPTING FOOD iTAMPS- Stole' i.s« -PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1986- r, (Watch Town' Times for Entry Blank tor OUT Annual Heat Raflle) #^OUR 2nd ANNIVERSARY SALE!!! Thank You to All of Our Customers and Friends for Making-Our Two Years in Business so Happy and Successful. You Are the Reason We're Here!! " -ONE PRICE ONLY- NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR OUR SPECIAL SERVICE 1 STEAK SALE SMOKED MEATS? Extra Lean RUMP OVEN S NEW YORK ROAST 1.89L STRIP STEAK 2.-6'SL SMOKED SHOULDER —COUPON— EYE ROUND "HAM. STEAK, $ Center Cut 1 Package RIB STEAK $L79L of OVEN ROAST 2.19L HAM' DA.SY RIB EYE 6 BOTTOM ND $ PORTION i HAM 1.3!9i. PORTUGESE POT ROASrT *1.69L STEAK 3.6a I PORK SALE! ROLLS Top Round ' S| A A TOP ROUND $ Our Own Store. Made Italian . $ | J A \t: • OVEN ROAST 1.79t LONDON BROIL LSfH SAUSAGE & PATTIES 1, § 91 Tender Round .. JJ With Coupon RIB ROAST Lean Country and «7J50 purchase Semi Boneless Minll'9i- CUBE STEAK 2.39L Expiries 2/11/86 SPARE RIBS Alt Cold Cuts; ' - 1 ICTAnr RflA-nkP-l Boneless, Seasoned, $ PEPT. Sliced To Order"!1 J 1STORE MADE I PORK ROAST 1.51 $ JKrakus IMPORTED HAM 2.1&. —Our Own— $ BABY SPARE RIBS OFF LandV Lakes American CHEESE ®L§§k [MEATBALLS JT ' WQ 1.49. Any 1 'Pound •Baked VIRGINIA HAM '2.29k P SAUCE I.O.. [ANY SIZE PACKAGE! , Pakagie of . Lean first Prize BOLOGNA '1,61 '. . . , ' \ \ ^ ~"°Ur °WI1:- * Extra Le.an • SLICED GROUND CHUCK ROUND GROUND! BACON fsteiia SLICING PROVOLONE *2.2Sk RQAST S' . With Coupon ancrRAJTIES land PATTIES ' and »7.50 purchase $ -: . Expires 2/11/B6< '. iFhsf Prize Ubther Goose 'LIVERWURST Lf*' ' Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyJL986 ? ed the rest, of the week...... (MDoes'Wffl ' Auto Emissions Stations All auto emissions testing sta- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgClose. Down tions will be open, Tuesday, Feb. REBERS 1,1, from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., but Two Holidays will be closed next Wednesday. PLUMBING The stations will reopen Thurs- and GENERAL , WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12 ' • All town, municipal offices, the day, Feb. 13, from'3 a.m.. to 7:30 INFO' NUMBERS: Municipal MUNICIPAL OFFICES, School . School Department and schools, p.m., and Friday, Feb. 14, from 8 HEATING switchboard, 274-5411, for most Department, senior citizen 'center and Falls Avenue senior center will a.m..'until, 12:30 p.m. The stations Inc. . governmental and School Depart- closed, for Lincoln's Birthday be closed. Wednesday, Feb. 12, for will be closed. Saturday 'through. ment offices, including recreation holiday. the Lincoln's Birthday holiday, and Monday for the Washington Residential extensions 253 .to 255, and .senior HISTORICAL SOCIETY Monday, Feb. 17, for., the weekend. , Commercial center and. minibus exts. 423 and Museum at 22 DeForest St. open Washington's Birthday holiday. .BOTH WAYS industrial 424, 2 to 4 p.m. to public; free Learning from past mistakes is just The schools will have Feb. 17 Call: 274-0776 DAILY INFGLINE: 274-9334, admission. as important as planning new chal- through .23 off for their winter .Gary Rebers Watertown. CRIMESTOPPERS: 755-1234. SUPPORT GROUP meeting for lenges for the future. WELCOME WAGON: 266- Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Greater recess. 41,57. Waterbury volunteers at Oakville The state Department of Motor Branch Library, 7 p.m. Phone Vehicles has announced all its THURSDAY, FEB. 6"' 274-31OT evenings' for information. DMV offices likewise will be clos- IB*' SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. ed Wednesday. All offices will be i. open Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 8:30 center open 9 a.m., to4 p.m.; social COMING EVENTS a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Thursday, 1 to 4 p.m., REC TRIPS: March 8 (open), JUDSON SCHOOL PTA. meet- Feb.' 13, from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 NOW Boston Flower Show and Quincy p.m. ing in school cafeteria, Hamilton. Market; June 9 to 11 (open). Lake 'THROUGH, The offices will close again Fri- La,., 7 p,m. Program: computer Placid and Montreal... Call rec of- day, Feb. 14, at 12:30 p.m... for the SATURDAY, FEB., 8TB awareness; public invited. fice for details and reservations. Washington holiday weekend, and 1986 MISS GREATER Water- FRIDAY, FEB. 7 .will reopen Tuesday, Feb.. 18, from town Scholarship Pageant April 12 8:30 a.m. to 4:30' p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. at Watertown High School. 20% - 50% OFF center open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Regular hours will be maintain- minibus to Wateibuiy and. mall in. ALL GIFT AND CRAFT ITEMS & morning and afternoon. Tia Doyle Weds GREETING CARDS •REC SKI TRIP1 leaves Town Hall Annex, parking lot, 424 Main, Fran Colangelo ' BARGAIN St., 5:30 p.m., returns at. midnight. Phone 274-5411, ext. 253 for info. In Vermont TAMLt up to 70% OFF ART LEAGUE meeting at Watertown Library, 470 Main St., Tia Doyle, daughter of Dr. and. —CASH ONLY — NO RETURNS— 8 p.m." Guest: • Robert Burns of Mrs. Henry V. Doyle, Bronxville, Stratford, presents an "Artistic Ex- N.Y., and Francis Colangelo, son THE RED BARN pression"* slide program exploring of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Col- • 96 'Porter St., Watertown nature through light and music. angelo, Watertown,'were married Satu.rd.ay, Feb. 1 in,'the First Con- Public invited. 274-8889 gregational Church, 'Burlington, Hrs: Mon.-Fri. .9-5:30 • Sal... 9-5 VL CLOSED SUNDAYS SATURDAY, FEB. 8 NUTMEG SQUARES and The Rev.- Martin Copenhaver Round Dance Club hosts •"Valen- officiated. tine Bail" at: 'Heminway Park Mrs. Colangelo gradated from Compare Our Bronxville High School and Skid- School, 37 Heminway Park Rd... 8 ATTENTION -DIABETICS Everyday Low Prices to 11 p..m... Admission... more College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., with a degree, in English, literature. Currently she is We Now Have the Accuchek II Strips We are Litchfield County's $ associated with. Century 21. in SOfttl 22,49, .. Most Complete Diabetic MONDAY,. FEB. 10 Burlington • Chemstrip bG 25 $12.89' Supply & Training Center SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. Mr. Colangelo graduated from center opeo 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Watertown High School and. from. • Chemstrip bG 50 *22.49 . FIRE' DISTRICT 'special the University of Connecticut with meeting, 7:15 p.m., and regular (For use with Accuchek) a. degree in archi.tectu.ral. engineer- $ meeting, 7:30 p.m., at 24 Deforest ing. He is a builder in Burlington. '• Chemstrip uGK 50/btlL 4.90 St. office. • Glucostix so/bti. $22.00 BO. OF EDUCATION meeting at high, school library, 324 French • Lilly NPH & Regular Insulin *8.59 St., 7:30 p.m. INTERIOR • B-D Insulin Syringe Vi &.. 1 cc PAINTING 100/Bx M9.89 • .Monoject Insulin Syringe TUESDAY, FEB. 11 Quality Work SENIOR CITIZENS Falls Ave. • Reliably Done. - Vi cc& 1- cc 100/Bx * 1,5.99 Post Office Dmg\ center open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; lun- At Reasonable Prices'' Manufacturer's Rebate 7.00 cheon, at high school. FINAL COST-8.99 FRIENDS OF LIBRARY Noon- Medical Supply • LEI US PRICE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION* time Lecture Series at. Watertown —' Home Health Care' Specialists — Library. Program,:.film "Connec- • FREE DELIVERY * 55 DeForest St., Watertown WASH * WE BILL MEDICARE DIRECTLY * (.Next to Town Hall) ticut Heritage—To Govern or Con- ON WHEELS, INC. tend?" Public invited, bring * SALES & RENTALS * 2744816 sandwich. 1274-6553 Watertown t REMNANT Clearance SALE

Serving BETHLEHEM, MIDDLEBURY, SQUTHBURf, 3,000 Sq. Yds. off Carpeting WOODBURY and WATERTOWN/OAKVILLE - . Must 8e Sold In, State-Mandated Academic Program Prices Slashed I iSTME fflGH SCHOOL EQIIVALENCY DIPLOMA, I .; To Make Room For • G.E.D. Reparation ' ' Swift Jr. High * NO IEE| - :. Mew Shipments Social Studies ' Monday 7:fMM»:0fl pun. Math Tuesday 7:WW>:00 p.m. English." Wednesday 7s0**00 p.m. Science ' Thursday 7:00-9:00 p.m. |G.E.D. Preparation Wtn. Lib. Mon.AVed. 9:30-11:30 a.m. NO FEE| |Pre G.E.D. Watertown Lib./Tues. 9:30-11:30 a.m. NO FEEJ |R™>H- it English grammar, reading and Math in preparation for O E.D. or improvement j •of employment prospects. Swift Jr. High/Thursday 7-9 p.m. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • 12x13 •'English (L.E.P.IS.) Monday/Tuesday 7:i©-9:0« • NO FEE] 12x12 tEnglakpmgramJbr native mid nan-English speaking adults milk 'limited proficiency in the I I language. _ I $9900 s 10900 lAmerkanizatHHFCitizenship Mon./Tues. 7:00-9:00 NO FEE| \A program for those seeking information and study leading to naturalization, •Adult Guidance Program ', - , §*i available opportunity far eacb adult in. the program to consult witk the staff guidance J I member about the .above programs and earner counseling., CARPET BARN • Swift Junta* High School f 250 Porter St. Open Monday-Saturday 10-5 274-6851 •"250'Colonial Street, Oakville, CT. 4 > Watertown ••Evenings By Appointment ..-. or Call 274-7182 - • #••••••••< naannDnnDDnDnnnnnnnnDnnDDDDProperty of the nWatertown Historical Societybe held Saturday,. Feb. 8, at-10 a.m. at-St. John's Church, 574 TOWN TIMES INC. ., Main, St. Funeral, services were Published weekly. Subscription rales are $12 within . slated for'Fort Lauderdale. .. Litchfield County, $14 elsewherwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge In Connecticut and $16 "' Mr. Turro,, brother of Water- out of state. Office is located in 'the Capozzi Professional town's Mrs- Roger (Josephine) Building, 1192 Main Street, Wateitown. Second class Ouellette, died. Saturday, Feb. 1, at postal paid at Wateitown, Ct. Editor To Fay and Ann and. the hair- Broward General Hospital, Fort: For news or information call 274-6721. Address mail Town. Times ' dresser, Helen, to 'the wonderful Lauderdale. He was a native of to TOWN TIMES, Box I, Watertown, Ct. • Dear Sir: "". bridge and pinochle volunteers who Waterbury, and, resided.in Florida POSTMASTER: Send address changes to. Town .; On Friday, Jan.. 24, my mom, came in weekly, you gave her life. since ,1962. Times, P.O. Box 1, Watertown, Ct. 06795. Vcra Scott, died, at the Waterbury To Allison, who helped me sneak, In addition to Mrs. Ouellette, he .William E. Simmons, Publisher Extended. Care'Facility in Water- Timothy in through, the window at leaves two brothers, two other - Thomas'Valuckas, Editor; Kim Harmon, Editorial Assistant;" town. The sparkle from, so many . 2 months, old before children were sisters., and. several nieces and. Marie McGregor, Office Manager; Dolores Sernera.ro," people there dally over 17 years allowed—what a laugh we all had nephews. Advertising Manager; Claudia Benin icchi, Joan Stud well and. gave sparkle to my mother's life. and 'then we got caught! Mom. and • Carolyn Priestman, Sales Representatives; Martha Stammer, With MS—but having a good .Mrs. Holzer loved it! .. Cornelius F. Day Production Supervisor; Pamela. Conboy, Bernice Proe and mind—she wanted 'the next: day. I To" Bertha, "the cook, what a. Lisa Biello, Production Staff; Lorraine Veronneau, Lillian can only attribute her desire to live, "honey. Funeral services for Cornelius F. Misura, Odette Sirois and Judy Smith, 'Circulation and •• her fight for.so many years, her un- I hope no one feels I left them, Day, a native of New Milford and mailing. wavering optimism, to the wonder- out—I did not know all the names, brother of Everard Day, of Washington, D.C., a, former Town USPS 635-480 fill people at this place who came and certainly not 'the last names, in and out of her life. nor where you all are now. But I Council chairman in Watertown, nin nn DID n nin DD DID D a an ana an DIDDID DID DID a I. hope this letter will reach these hope your relatives or friends were held Thursday, Jan.. 30, at ADVERTISING NOTICE ' ' - people although many high school reading 'this will ask—"Didn't you Faith Lutheran, Church, Arlington, TOWN TIMES will make eway effort to see 'that all advertising copy is correctly Va. Burial was in. Arlington. ft) printed. 'Tie publishers assume no financial responsibility for typographical error; in aides have gone on to' college, mar- work there?" "Did you, know advertisements, bat wil gladly reprint, without charge, that part of advertisement in ried, and left years ago. Over the her?"—and you'll know I mean Mr. Day, a resident of Arlington which an error nay occur. Regularly scheduled advertising .may be canceled or cor- for 20 years, died Sunday, Jan. 26, rected! within deadline limits only., years I watched these nurses and you. • aides—they. gave -laughter and When you put all 'the little things after a. brief illness. He was an jokes, brought: 'their dates in to' .* together, it gave purpose. It gave engineer for Anaconda American - . We will be closed • show off prom gowns, told my life. Brass, in Waterbury a,, number of mom their problems—they were Sincerely, years before moving: to Arlington. Wednesday,- February 12,, 1986' part of her life. Joyce Scott Drakeley Besides his wife, Mary (Swan- Their hugs and. hand holding— Elephant Rock Road son) Day of Arlington and his 1 brother, he leaves a son and two 'they were life. . Woodbury for Lincoln's Birthday. To Pat, the maintenance man, daughters. you. were wonderful—every day. Ancricah Credit Unions. A Family 44 Millon Strong Not only did you turn the pages in OBITUARY Mre. Irving A. Donston Greater Watertown her book (a million dollars a page Funeral, services for Mrs. yet!) and. your kidding—she cared • Marion (Riley) Donston, 75, of 9 Federal Credit Union for you. - Michael A. T'urro Memorial, services for Michael Cliff St., Waterbury, formerly of 58 Woodruff A ve. Watertown • 274-6429 To Tom, and the previous • A. Turro, 63, of 1624 Sea. Breeze ' Burton, Street ^Extension, Water- Each member account insured thru NC'JA to 5100,000.00' owners—you. treated her special. Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., will town, were held Saturday, Feb. 1, at: 8:15 a.m. from the Hickcox- Mitchell Funeral Home to St.. John's Church for a. Mass at 9 a.m. Matthew J. Baker, D.M.D.! Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. £& 'tU dmrnrnf- Mrs. .Donston died Thursday r morning, Jan. 30, at St. Mary's A heart fill of love always Hospital after a long illness. She Family Dentistry has something to give. was the widow of Irving, A. Don- ston. She had resided, in Watertown Reading: I Corinthians 13 Evenings & Saturday Appointments Available | for 50 years. She leaves two daughters, in- 621 Main, Street AiMmiif 0/ cluding Mrs. Robert .(Beverly) Hassel of Watertown, two grand- 'Watertown children, and several nieces and, * 'Where the 'difference is worth the distance!'' nephews. 274-9315 2245 Litchfield. Rd, Watertown Daniel Mulcahy Funeral services for Mrs. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worsh ip 11:00 a.m Christine (Purdy) (Vaughn) Piayer Service 5:30' p.m. Evening Player & Praise 6:00' pun. Mulcahy, 9.2, formerly of 298 WEDNESDAY - 7:30' p.m. BIBLE STUDY Parklawn Drive and. the widow of FINE QUALITY DIAMONDS. Daniel Mulcahy, were held Satur-

Serving the Community A CUT ABOVE THE REST for over 40 years! INVENTORY CLOSE-OUT SALE Quality Fuel Oil & Kerosene LIMITED TIME ONLY! at: Competitive Prices MEN'S GALLNOW BARIBAULT WORK & CASUALS OIL CO., INC. 600MainSt.,Oakville NOW $29" 274-3284 <* 274-6723 Diamonds of fine quality have a sparkle all their own The more perfectly and precisely the facets are cut on a diamond, the greater Values to *54" ., ' the amount of light that passes through it And the more brilliant the results But cut is just one at the things to look for when select ing a diamond .leave it toTtie The quality of a diamond also depends on its Color, Clarity and Carat weight Together, they're I nown as the 4C's, the important Good Hands characteristics that give a diamond its value and rare beauty And to understand each or the 4C"s is to understand the difference between, SAVE People diamonds Color refers to the different grddations from exceptional white to come up to Yellowish Clarity is the degree to which a diamond is free of with a great interior and ettenor flaws Finally, there is Carat weight, the size of 3O%- 50 % the diamond Fire quality diamonds simply look better Let us show you our • • ISA. - wide selection ofime quality diamond jewelry in settings designed It's hard to find a, retirement to enhance the diamond You 11 discover the difference quality males. savings plan, with better fea- tures than an Allstate "Cash Developer" IRA. You pay no " administrative charges or "If you don't know jewelry, know yourjeweU ler! WOMEN'S maintenance fees.

By the Matt NOW $29" Downtown • 384 Stillson Rd. HICK SMALL South Main St.. Waterbuiy . • Values to $50" LOU LEONARDO Waterbuiy . 575-9880 HOURS AL'HAMPTON 755-4804 OPEN MONDAYS • T. W, T, F & S • Hoars: Lte"n Mon.,'Tues. & Wed. Hours: MOT ALL 9IZK* Iff "Mil »TYtg» PION EER PLAZA 274-2585 ., 10-5:30 Tocs,.-S'al,. SH Slralls Turnpike, Wtiertown Wed., Thins. & Fri. 9:30-5 Thurs. Til 6 10-8:30 KNAPP SHOES J€|¥}ur guide to diamond quality and value. 408 WATERTOWN AVE • WATERSUftY /instate Altaic life insurance Ompanr

AIIAitFlcdffi Property of the Watertown Historical Society day, Feb. 1, at 9:45 a.m. from the Besides her husband of Oakville, Hickcox-Mitchell Funeral Home to she leaves two'daughters,* Miss *-; - --DAR-;Chapter St. John's Church for a Mass at: • Sheri • Petereit • and Miss Lori 10:30 a.m. Burial will be In Mount • Petereitwatertownhistoricalsociety.org, both of Oakville; a sister; The Sarah Whitman Trumbull JIM'S E-Z STOP St. James Cemetery at 'the conve- two brothers;'and-several nieces Chapter, Daughters of the nience of the family. and nephews. American Revolution, will meet, on FRESH DEL! GRINDERS MADE TO ORDER Born in Water town, Mrs. 'Thursday, Feb. 12, at 2 p.m. at the . Daily Numbers, Lotto, Instant Lottery Mulcahy lived on Main Street for Joseph Hoc Jr. home of Mrs. Dudley Atwood, 55 many years before moving to Funeral services for Joseph Kloc Steele Brook Road. Most Daily Newspapers Wateibury. She was a secretary foe Jr.,- 58, of 152 Scott St., Mrs. Robert Seymour will, pie- „ Vaughn Brothers,,.a TV store and Naugatuck, were held Monday, sent* a program on, wild, flowers. repair shop in Watertown for many . Feb. 3, at 9:30-a.m. from the Hostesses for 'the meeting will be GRINDER HOT LINE years. Buckmiller Brothers Funeral Mrs. Atwood.,, Mrs. L. Randall She leaves two sons, including Home, Naugatuck, to St. Francis Post, and Mrs. Harold Hosking. 274-3716 V. Eugene Vaughn of Watertown; Church,, Naugatuck, for a Mass at seven grandchildren; Five great- 10 a.m.. Burial was in, St. James Astrophotography HOT COFFEE ALL DAY grandchildren; and several, nieces Cemetery. and nephews. Mr. Hoc died Friday, Jan. 31, A course in, Astrophotography, We Would Be Happy To at his home from natural causes, designed for experienced, Joseph DeLuca " . according to a medical examiner. photographers,, is being offered, by Reserve Your- Daily Funeral services for Joseph He was a retired employee of Matlatuck Community College, DeLuca, 87, of 108 Manila St., Uhiroyal, Inc. 750 Chase Parkway,, Waterbury, Newspapers For You Oakville, husband of Concetta He leaves six sisters, Including The new course will, begin (Mollica) DeLuca, were held Tues- Mrs. Ralph (Lenore) Tripp of Wednesday, Feb., 12 and, conclude. Mon -Sat," 6 a.m. -10 p.m. Sun. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. day, Feb. 4, at 8:15 a.m. from 'the Watertown; six brothers; and April 16. several nieces and nephews. BOB VERRASTER 382 BUCKINGHAM ST. O'Neill Funeral Home, Oakville, Proprietor to St. Mary Magdalen Church, For farther information, call the Oakville, CT. 06779 Oakville, for a Mass at 9 a.m.. Mrs. Henry T. Packer Division, of Continuing Education Burial was in Mount Olivet Memorial services for Mrs. at 575-8028 or 575-8029. Cemetery. Genevieve (Scribner) (Allen) Mr. DeLuca died Sunday, Feb. Packer, 73, formerly of 2, at his home after a long illness. Naugatuck, widow of Henry T. Bom in Sicily, Italy, he came to Packer, will, be held today (Thurs- this country and to Portchester, day) at 7 p.m. at St. George's Feb..* 11th 1 Episcopal Church, Middlebury. N.Y. 70 years ago, and moved, to Burial will be private. to the Waterbury area in 1940. Until his retirement in 1.966, he was Mrs. Packer died Saturday, Feb. Feb. 15th 1, at Whitewood Manor Nursing employed by the American Brass Home after a long illness. She was Co. born, -Feb. 4; 1913, in North, Besides, his wife of Oakville, he Adams, Mass., daughter of'the late leaves two sons; three daughters, William and Anne Scribner. She at- 20% OFF Mrs. Gilbert (Marion) Mauriello tended St. Michael's Church, in and, Mrs. John (Millie) Desjardins,,. Naugatuck. tn both of Oakville, and Mrs. John. • dresses mpontsuUs (Lucy) Cremins of Watertown; one She leaves two daughters, • separates • shoes' sister; 1.3 grandchildren; and 11 Helene G. Packer of Oakville and O great-grandchildren. Mrs. Edward (Patricia) Keegan of Bethlehem; one son, William S. 6 Allen of Middlebury; six, grand- xbeRUESHOP Mrs, Stanley Everitt" s children; and four ,757-224« • Hows: Tu.es,,-Fri. 10-5 Sat. 1,1,-4 11.48 Baldwin St., Waterbury | Funeral services for Mrs. Sharyn great-grandchildren. Elaine (Kelley) Everitt, 40, of Everitt Lane, Oakville, wife of Blue Seal Feeds Stanley "Buzzy" Everitt, were Wild - Bird - Seed & Feeders held Monday,'Feb. 3, at" 10:30 Sunflower - Millet - Seed a.m. from, the Buckmiller Brothers Dog Foods - Purina - Wayne Funeral Home, Prospect, to the Scott - Lawn - Products February 14th is Union 'Congregational Church, For Mel - Milorganite Oakville, for 11 a.m. services with Dolomite Lime - Peat Moss the Rev. Waldo Landquist, pastor, Calcium Chloride - Salt officiating. Burial was in Hay - Straw - Shavings Evergreen, Cemetery. VALENTINE'S DAY Bag Balm - Maple Syrup Mrs. Everitt died Friday, Jan.. 31, at Waterbury Hospital, after a U.S. COE CO. brief illness. She worked In the deli • 45 Freight St. department of the Pik-Kwik Store. Waterbury. 754-6177,

BUYING- «ni SELLING • Eare Coins • Old Paper Money • Gold-Silver • Early Postcards • Class Rings • Advertising • Pocket Watches • Paper, Collectibles Free Appraisals WOODBUSY.GOIN I CURRENCY Sherman Village Me in St., Woodhny, CT • Horn: 10 IA - S pum. (203) 266-4687 VALENTINES GIFTS GETREMDY TO BE SNOWED M tkatjo ti^kt ta the Aeatt ' .' It's thai time of year and there's lots of bad weather coming our: way. However, there's a great way to get through the winter "Blahs". We 'sell and rent your favorite video tapes and offer some of the best prices around. Next time the •M weatherman says, that things don't look good., don't just reach for your snow shovel, grab your^ favorite tape! ' ^*

Cosmetics •,. Hallmark Gifts & Cards. And More ... ' ,. Moneer Plaza .544 Straits Turnpike Watertown, CT 08795 WATERTOWN PLAZA S354 1161 -MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN • 74-5425fc__—. ! flProperty "B&tti of the,19.86 "Watertown Historical Society caretui not. to1 overload circuits. Replace a blown fuse with the same Heating Systems,watertownhistoricalsociety.org Pipes size, fuse—nothing' larger. ' If an extension cord is used with' Need Winter Attention the heater, be sure it's rated for at least as many amps as the hearer. With temperatures dropping dai- Northeast: • Utilities (NU) offers Don't run an extension cord under, ly, the heating system -and water- the following .-safety tips for a rug. pipes in your home may need homeowners: •Keep the heater away from special attention for winter" Heating Equipment draperies, loose clothing, and other survival. '• . •When using portable heaters, be combustible material. •Gas cooking ranges . should never be used to heat homes unless they are. specifically.designed for Diane Porter space heating, aod are vented to the formerly of Daveluy's, A. Hair Place outdoors. If left on for room, heating, an ordinary range will burn up too much oxygen. is pleased to announce -the opening This condition could result in the release of poisonous carbon monoxide. Extinguish the gas flame which establishes the poten- tial condition for an explosion. DIANE'S BEAUTY SALON, me. •Blocked or damaged chimney CHOSEN FOR THEIR O'UTSTANDING creativity during December flues can cause similar problems. were these four "Students of the Month" at Heminway Park School. Styling far Men & Women Heat-saving devices on flue pipes 'They are left to right: Gina Vimcenzi, Natalie LaMadeleine, Chay Stin- should meet national and local safe- • temperaturson, and Dianne in remota Richardse areas. o(Grohf thes Photo•Ope) n affected faucets slightly. ty standards, and should only be in- house. Place thermometers in those •Remove any wrapping from the 650 Main St.,. Watertown stalled by qualified personnel. areas, and check periodically in pipes and try to thaw them out with Water Pipes case of freezing. hot water or a hair dryer. Or, set." next to Agnew's Florist) " 274-9587 •Keep in mind that temperature •Pipes near a foundation, outside up a portable electric heater. readings on thermostat controls walls, or in an unheated attic should NOTE: Appliances should not: be may not "reflect the actual be insulated to' prevent freezing. operated, in. a damp or wet area Low-wattage, special heat tope that, unless the user is properly pro- $ can. be wrapped around, pipes and. tected from electric shock. 0 plugged in is also available in most •Once the pipes are thawed, the 10 Sessions only 29° hardware stores. burst, ones can be repaired... As a temporary measure, wrap " :A Tropical Tan..-. pipes in. newspaper and add- an Think of it as softwear for your body . outer plastic cover to -prevent, col- Boston Flower lection of moisture on. the the real beauty of a Tropical 'Tan is the newspaper1.. Show Excursion way your body is completely relaxed " •' •Block, cold air leaks near pipes The Parks and Recreation and then'coated in that golden color ' >. and stop the dripping of outside Department will, sponsor a trip to to make you" feel good and look your faucets to prevent the possibility of the Boston Flower Show Saturday, best:- ' " . .- freezing (the dripping of an. inside March 8. • . •• These results become our goal faucet will prevent the build up of A bus will leave the Watertown better tanning, for pleasure and fun! " '" ice). Library, 470 Main St., at 8 a.m., 1 •Make frequent, inspections of and. will arrive at the show after 10 Introducing the Super Palm Beach-28 ''' **'*"" a.m. After .approximately two and r ' j the pipes. A. burst or swollen pipe and/or inoperative faucets are clues a half hours at the show, tripsters of freezing. - - will board the bus to go to Quincy If Pipes Freeze Market for the afternoon. • ' • Shut off the' water. •.The return trip home will leave TROH(27\lc, Boston around. 5 p.m. - . For reservations and more infer- i matipn, call the.recreatioittofTice at : : TH ETANN ING PRO FESSIONALS Cross-Lites says: 274-5411 ,• ext'-255." "" • %,, CRESTWOOD' PLAZA:" Mattatuck Course 1278 Main Street, Watertown "God has given you "Understanding Human Rela- ,274-7353 Mon.-Fri. 9-9 Sat. & Sun. 9-5 work to do in"this ' tions," a course to help participants; recognize attitudes, and conditions, world, but has Me will be offered by'Mattatuck Com- not"also said thai- munity _ College's Professional MID-WINTER He will- see you Development Center beginning •Feb. 20. "through?" Call .. 575-8027 for further CLEANING SPECIALS! information,. Watch forXtor WEEKLY' Cleaning Coupon Specials!

' . .•:••• / '•.THIS WEEK'S.- , - \ • • •COUPON--ii-ii—i-ii—ii—i t)N ALL 30% OFF OUTERWEAR i - Coats - Down & Feather o Home - Raincoats - Quilted Coats 0- - Leather & Suede - Etc. o improvement Kwik Koin Laundromat Dry Cleaning, 1626 Wtn. Ave Wtby." oj 13th . Offer valid with-this Coupon Only I loans are COMPARE & $AVE WE QFFER THE f 0LL0WjNG ONE STOP CLEANING SERVICES our specialty If your homestead, needs a facelift, your credit union Men's & Ladies Professional dry cleaning can provide'the cash. A new roof, family room, siding 2 pc. suit 53.90 & pressing or garage can all be yours. lust see your cfed.it union Men's & Ladies Drapes, slipcovers cleaned for the cash. • • . & pressed You'll find our home improvement loans easy to get. 3 pc. suit *4.60- Leather, suede & fur at fair rates. Often, your house can be used as col- Skirts., Sweaters'& cleaning, refinishing lateral. And repayment, if you. wish, can. be made by & repair Trousers $1.90 payroll deduction. Wedding gowns Silk Blouses $2.75 Full service alterations So before you think, about moving, consider Dresses • $3.90 and repairs upgrading what you have. It could be the best move you didn't make. Business Shirts Rug cleaning •Open 7 days a. week . " Come to your credit union. We'll help repair Laundered 75 $ Expert shirt: service your home's sagging image. And. if you don't * specialty items extra • • belong to a. credit union, call us for information '*" about joining. ' SAME DAY All Work Done Specializing in hard America's Credit. Unions,.. A Family 44 Million Strong. Saturday Dry Cleaning on Premises _ ••to clean SILK! • ' •. ". Greater Watertown - KWIK KOIN LAUNDROMAT DRY GLEANERS . ••- Federal Credit Union 1626 Watertown Ave., Waterfaury (next to Seaioft)' 58 Woodruff Ave. Watertown • 274-6429... '• ' HOURS: 8 a..m. to 9 p.m. DAILY • Sun, 'til 4 p.m. Each member account insured'thru NCUA to SI00.000.00 Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown. Times'(Wate:rtown,;";Conir:)lPehc;f6,198 SocietyS watertownhistoricalsociety.orgPOTLltiHTON AREA BUSINESSES •••••••• Spring Shoes - Arriving Daily! Charlie Fenn's • 'Fashion'and. Casual Hot Colors and Cool • We Do Dye-able ' Heels and. Haircutters Sneakers The woodworking trade's loss was the'tonsorial profession's gain. Watertown's Charlie Fenn was faced, with those two career choices when he graduated Watertown High School in 1,970,.. "It was either 'this (bartering) or caipentry ,,'""'• he recalled, since those were his two main interests. He chose the former, and. for nearly 1,5 years, the Charlie Fenn, name has" been synonymous with quality barbering and, styling. • Co-owner of Charlie -Fenn's Haircutters, 1156 Main St., with his wife Tracy Luth, Fenn, Charlie graduated from A.I. Prince Technical Vocational School in Hartford with a barbering degree, and then worked at several places in Waterbury. best ofoot forward X For four, years he operated the Five good reasons to visit Charlie Fenn's Haircutters, 1156 Maim 1 Depot Square Mail Watertown, • 274-1,451 \ Yankee Clipper out in* Woodbury. We Give Senior Citizen Discounts-- . <| St., are from, left to right: Dawn Lescarde Gugliotti, co-owners After six months at. Man's World, Moit; TOES... Wed.. Thins.. Fn.. Sal. Sunday A Tracy Luth Fenn and Charlie Fenn, Kadie 'Lescarde, and Anna he decided, to open his own place - - 10-5:30 10-8 , 1,0-2 ••• •'••••• Genova Davino. „ in 'the town, where he grew up. That •• * v» •»-•••-•• • »• • O • •» • • • • •-•<> • • • • • • •» • • • • A was seven years ago. i "The reason I came back into \A&D Automotive \ our town, was because I've been here: 34 years," he said. "I figured, if you can't make it. * in, your NOTIONAL hometown, you, can't., make it anywhere!'"1 Dubbed "Best Little Hair House TV & APPLIANCE in Connecticut.,,'"" Charlie Fenn's I- Haircutters actually is in a former i house, across from, the Waterto-wn Plaza at the base of Belden Street. The setting, allows, Charlie, Tracy, and stylists Dawn Lescarde

-!"":• Gugliotti, Kadie Lescaide, and, An- •I na Gen-ova. Davino to have in- i • • Our brand spanking new dividual rooms for stations. SALES Charlie ..Fenn's specializes in • perms, coloring,-cellophanes, wax- t BRAKE SERVICE * ing,,, and. hair pieces. Colors are by & Clairol, Wella, Framesi, Loreal, CENTER ,,-and Majirel 'among others, while its- I SERVICE 1 product lines include EMS, Rof- Guaranteed 'to give you fler,-and Image. t Butch, Dam, and Lesley- the best brakes in tOWfi! "Some "of the cuts nowadays go t over 34 years' experience • against, all. the principles I learned Bring your car into our brand new Star' Brake Service | in school," the 34-year-old junior Center for a. FREE NO OBLIGATION brake inspection- # high soccer coach, observed. 32 MAIN ST. FURNITURE We want to introduce you to what we believe is the t Longer, blunt high fashion cute are- { THOMASTON & ACCESSORIES coming into vogue, Charlie and { finest, most complete brake service in town! • Tracy said.. Open Thursday 749 Main Street, Watertown 274-5615 • "A lot of people- think'this is just 283-4327 tH8.p.m. Mlon.-Wed. 7:30-8.; Thurs. & Frt 750-8; Sat 8-9; Sun. 8-2 • a. barber shop," said, Tracy, who •»•»•» has been in the business -four'years . »••••••••« and is a graduate of the Wateibuty School, of Hairdressing and. Cosmetology. Nothing could be Call 'Us' On The Carpet I ENCHANTECHA D COTTAGE further from, the truth.. Rt. 61 Main Street, Bethlehem, Ct. for expert, cleaning services Mr she sign of the PtunltJ Pony) Tracy said they hope to hire "The Bane-Clene® Way" somebody soon, to do nails, giving, Charlie Fenn's an even expanded role in meeting, the cutting and styl- ' Roya! Touch ing needs of .the community. Charlie said since the hairdress- *-. Ing and barbering trades have merged, and. now are governed by unified state jaws, graduates of'the' traditional learning schools have achieved, master barber status, a, i •i level it took, Charlie six years-to We Offer a FREE Pickup & Delivery • reach under 'the old apprentice and i • • Service for Area Carpets. Pre-Valentine's- Day Sale journeyman setup. i ••Courteous & Prompt Bethlehem's unique doll, bear and miniature shop is hav- K But: those are technicalities. The • •We- don't smoke in your home • i ing a special sale on. selected items. Don't miss this op- public, he said, right now is in- •BCP'HM Caipet Protector > I- portunity to start or add to your own collection. Shop early •Odor Control Treatment • terested, in stylish looks that, com- ii •We stop static electricity for best selection and look for other unadvertised sale- • plement their overall appearances.* •We want to wort tor you itemsHa-,.. , For both men and women! "We're Very Careful Who SAVE 15%-30% thru February 14th ., The barber supervisor' at We Send' Into four Home!" . • Southbury Training School the past Bo-lis bjp Miniotnies: - , . 'Sale, Cleans Deep Furniture Kits y ears hj: nine months, Charlie,' Tracy, and ROYAL TOUCH JWd'e Alexander Baki & '• •Quiel, Dries Fast Ettonhee Exoclo Kits •We 0ring Own Water Sig&id their staff' are five good reasons to' t CARPET CLEANING Goto, Zapf Jt-eafife Kits. see- Charlie Fenn's Haircutters'for' t •We Remove Waste Water .Shadow Boxes Wooden Ib-jrs • •Leaves No Sticky Residue World, .Pauline Brio fbim "Houses • 2 Warwick Rd , Watertown Maijarie Spongier DoSbouse People T that next appointment-or just walk 30% OFF ' in. Hours are 9 a.m.. to 5:30'p.m. • Oriental & Area Rug Service * "* 274-7242 15% OFF 20%. OFF •• • Water Damage Restoration (24- Hour Emergency Service) Tuesdays 'through Fridays, -and,to • Residential • Commercial Hours:' •7 p.m. "Thursdays, and 8 to 4 Satur- ©Bane-CleneOQip-, 198! ; Tyes,-Fri. 12-5 266-7104 • days. Phone 274-957 6. • • -: Sat. " - Advertisement • Bafee^-'lbwhProperty* Times- '(lfatefl^nv'€onn,:|- of :Feb:^,''1:986the Watertown^ Historical Society Judson PTA Meeting 7 p.m. in the Judson cafeteria, Hamilton Lane. St. Mary Magdalen A computer awareness program,watertownhistoricalsociety.org, All parents; interest in computers 16 Buckingjiam St., Okvl. sponsored by the Judson School are inviteinvited tto attendattend.. BahvsittinBabysittinog ,274-9273 , is set for today (Thursdav) at. will beo—-r> ' Thursday, Feb. 6—Mass for James Petite, 7 a.m.; Bingo, parish, hall, 7 p.m. Friday, Feb., 7—Mass for Fred- die Marcouiller, 7 a.m.; Mass at Carpet First. Congregational Saturday, Feb. 8—Morning Waterbury Extended Care, 10:30 40 DeForest St., 274-6737 Prayer, 8:30 a.m. a.m.. • * • Thursday, Feb. 6—Brownies, Sunday, Feb. 9—Holy Eucharist, I Corner 3:20 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. 8 a,.m.; Holy Eucharist, nursery, Saturday, Feb. 8—Mass for Sunday, Fob. 9—Church School, Church School, coffee, 10 a.m..;, Spino and Luchetti Families, 8 a.m.; Wedding Mass of Michael Ron Baltron 9 a.m.; Worship Service, nursery Lay Reader's Service at Watertown care provided., 10:30 a.m.; Pilgrim. Convalarium, 1 p.m., and at Melillo and Catfiy Vitone, 10 a.m • Choir, 11:45 a.m.; Pilgrim Whitewood Manor, 1:30 p.m. Home and School, Children's Fellowship, 6 p.m. Achievement. Fair, 11:30 a.m.; Monday, Feb. • 10—Morning Confessions in church, 2:30 to 3:30 COVERING FOB CONCRETE FLOORS Monday, Feb. 10—Fix-It Prayer and. Holy "Eucharist, 8:30 p.m.; Vigil Mass for John Hurbon, Fellowship, 9 a.m.; Bell Choir a.m.; A.A., 10:30 a.m.; Girl Most houses have some rooms Moisture and mildew resistant, it 4-p.m.; Confessions in church, 7 rehearsal, 7 p.m.; Parents Scouts, 3:30 p.m ; Evening Prayer, with concrete floors. In houses does wonders to warm, a concrete to 7:30 p.m. Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. 5:45 p.m.; Faiifreld Hills Ministry, with basements, basement floors base. Most vinyls also do well on Tuesday, Feb. 11— All Boards 6:1.5 p.m.; A.A. Women's Discus- Sunday, Feb. 9—Mass for 'are generally concrete slabs concrete, even if the floor is members of the parish family, 7 • poured directly on the earthen- (excluding the Board, of Trustees), sion Group, 7 p.m., below grade. Then, there are the a.m.; Mass for Carma Caporale subgrade or on a foundation of 7:30 p.m. old. stone and tile standbys — in- 11 8:30 a.m.; Rosary, 9:45 a.m.; crushed rock. There are also Wednesday, Feb. 12—Senior Tuesday, Feb. 11—Morning cluding slate, ceramic, tile, brick, .Mass for Ruth Matasavage, 10 o ne'-s to ry, g ro u n d -hru gg i. ng Choir, 7:30 p.m. Prayer1 and Holy Eucharist, 8:30 etc. - perfect for finishing off raw a.m.; Mass for Rocco Palomba basementless houses. Here, Thursday, Feb.. 13—Brownies, a.m.; Al-Anon, 10 a.m.; IAH concrete, floors. With all these 3:30 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m. 11:30 ajn.. „ ' " typically, floors arc often concrete wonderful choices, 'there's no Club, 4 p.n.,;. Hash, and Pancake slabs on grade. Monday, Feb. 10—Mass for longer any reason to have a room, Slipper, 5 to 7 p.m.; Evening Prayer;, .5:45 p.m.; Vestry Jeannette Massicotte, 7 a.m.; The problem in the past: was wh ich looks *' basementy." * Christ. Episcopal Meeting, 7:30 p.m.; A.A. and Al- Home and School Board meeting* how to cover 'these floors in an at- .25 The Gram, 274-lfl# rectory,, 7:30 p.m. tractive, sensible, inexpensive Thursday, Feb.. 6—Morning A-Teen, 8 p.m. For all jour carpeting needs Tuesday, Feb. 11-Mass for way. Well, today, there are visit: , • ' - Prayer and. Holy Eucharist, 8:30 Wednesday, Feb., 12—Ash almost as many ways to cover a.m.; Confirmation Class, 4 p.m.; Wednesday .Eucharist, Imposition Mrs. John F. Baker,,, 7 a.m.; CCD concrete as there are to cover Evening Prayer, 5:45 p..m.,; .Boy of Ashes, Teaching and. Healing, Grades, 1,,, 3, and, 4, 3:45 p.,m,.,; wood floors. The Carpet lam. Scouts., 7 p.m.; Holy Eucharist and. 9:30 a.m.; Junior Choir rehearsal, CCD Grade 10, 7 p.m.; Legion of Mary, rectory, 8 p.m. Carpeting, for instance, with its "The Largest Floor Covering Center Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.. 3:30 p.m..; Evening Prayer, .5:45 In The Ana" p.m.; .Ash Wednesday Eucharist: synthetic fibers and backings is C'oirncr of Echo Ldke Rd. & Porter St. Friday,, Feb. 7—Morning perfectly at. home on concrete. • Walertown • 274-«S,SI or 274-0153 Prayer, 8:30 a.m..;, Evening Prayer, and. Imposition, of Ashes, 7:30 Wednesday, Feb. 12-Mass and 5:45 p.m.; Meeting at church to go p.m.; Senior Choir rehearsal,, 8 Distribution of Ashes, 7 a in.; on Parish Retreat. 7 p.m. p.m. Mass and. Distribution of Ashes, 12 • noon; Mass and. Distribution of Ashes, .5 p.m.; Scipture service and Distribution of Ashes, 7 p.m.; Scripture Course, rectory, 8 p.m..,; Charismatic Prayer Group, parish hall, 8 p.m.

ENGINEERED SALE IN EFIECT ALL THRU FEBRUARY^ • SINTERINGS AND PLASTICS, .INC. A. WATERTOWN INDUSTRY

%e

Make her Valentine's Day happy wftf? a gift of 14KL gold overlay genuine stone jewelry. Our collection fealures handcrafted styles in amethyst, garnet, citrine and opal. From Krementz...fcr'the • many facets of your love. "You can shop the rest, but buy the BEST from EMIL'S JEWELERS BROOKLYN APPLIANCE 709 Main Street FREE OPEN Watertown CENTER M0N.WED. 10-6 PARKING THUR.-FRI. 10.8 854 BANK STREET WTBY SAT. TILL 5 274-1988 756-9905 MM* M Trinity Lutheran Propertyp.m. of the WatertownService, 5:30 p.m.; Evening Historical Society 50 Deforest St., 274-8534 'Sunday, Feb., 9—Bible Classes Basketball, Bucks " Hill. School Sunday, Feb., 9—Low Mass for Prayer and Praise, '6 p.m. -' Thu rsd ay, Feb. 6—P raye r for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; Cof- Gym, 7 to 9 p.m. Donate Calabrese, 8:15 a.m.; 'Low Wednesday, Feb,. :-I2—Mission- fee/Fellowship, 10:40 a.m.; Wor- Fellowship, 7:30' p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 11—Children's Mass for Closing, of Catholic. ett.es, 7:30 p.m.; Bible'Study ,-7:30 ship Service, 11'a.m.; Beginner Friday, Feb. 7—Confirmation Bible Hour, Grades 3 through 9,4 Schoolwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgs Week, 9:30' a.m.; High, p.m. and Junior Church, 11:30 a.m.; to 5 p.m. Class, 3 p.m. Mass for Alice Souilliard, 10:4,5 Evening, Service, 6 p.m. Sunday. Feb., 9—Sunday School, Wednesday, Feb. 12—Prayer a.m.; Sixth Anniversary Low Mass Victory Independent Baptist Mo nday,, Feb... 10—M en' s 9 a.m.: Service, 10:15 a.m.; Cof- and-Sharing Time, 7 p.m.'. for Winifred O'Neill, 12 noon; 965 LitcMirid Rd., 274-5020' fee And, 1,1:30 a.m., Folk Choir, 4 p.m.; Low Mass Sunday, Feb. 9—Sunday School, Monday, Feb. 10—Ecumenical (Folk Mass) for Stephen J. 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship, Council, 7:30 p.m. Sweeney, 5 p.m.; Bingo, church 10:30 a.m.; Junior Church, ages 6 Tuesday, Feb,. 11 — Ch u rch hall, 6:30 p.m. to 12, 10:30 a.m.; Evening Ser- ime. Council, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10'—Low Mass, 9 vice:, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb., 12—Ash a.m.; CCD Grades 5 and. 6' at Wednesday, Feb.. 1.2—Bible 89 Main Street CALL Wednesday Service,. 7:30' p.m. Heminway Park School, 2:40 to 4 Study and Prayer Meeting, 7 p.m. Thomaston, CT 283-9909 p.m.; Confirmation Class at St. United Methodist John's School. 7"to 8:45 p.m. Middlebury Baptist Valuable Coupon 305 Main St., 274-37:85 Tuesday, Feb. 11— CCD Grades 74 Kelly Rd., Middlebury Thursday, Feb. 6—Girl Scouts, • 1 to 4 at Baldwin, School, Grades 758-9655 3 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; 1 to 5 at Judson School, 3:15 to Sunday, Feb. 9—Sunday School Stewardship/Finance Committee, - 4:30 p.m.; CCD Grades 7 and, 8 at for all ages, nursery care, 9:4.5 7:30' p.m. St., John's School, 7 to 8:45 p.m.; a.m.; Morning Worship Service, Sunday, Feb. 9—Church School, Miraculous Medal Novena, 7 p.m. nursery care, Children's Church. 9 a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 Wedn esday, Feb. 12—Low for Grades 3 and under, 1.1 a.m.; a.m.; Meth.odi.st Youth Fellowship Mass and Distribution of Ashes, 9 Evening Worship Service, 7 p.m.. KODAK Color Enlargement Benefit Luncheon, 12 noon; a.m.; Low Mass and Distribution Wednesday, 'Feb. 12—Bible Cherub and. Junior Choirs, 4:30 of Ashes, 12 noon; Distribution of Study, 7 p.m.; Pioneer Girls, Buy2-Geta3idFREE p.m.; Youth Choir, 5:30 p.m. Ashes, 3 p.m.; Low Mass and. Grades 1 to 7, 7 to 8:30 p.m.; Monday, Feb. 10—Dieter's Pro- Distribution of-Ashes, 7 p.m..; Prayer Groups, Bible Study, Offer Includes 8" x 10" to 16" x 24" sizes gram, 7 p.m.; Waterbury Chorale, Senior Choir, 7:45 p.m. Koinonia Groups, 8 p.m. . 7:30 p.m. - (5" x 7 "-SEC not included,) Tuesday, Feb., 11— Rebuilding Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Evangel .Assembly The Bible Church Wednesday, Feb.. 12—Cancer .2245 LifchfMd Rd., 274-5759 ,24© Dwight St., Wtty. Support Group, 7:30 p.m.; Lenten Sunday, Feb. 9—Sunday School, 755-0197 Valid thru Feb.-19th. 1986' Program, 7:30 p.m. and Opening Exercises, 9:30 a.m..; Thursday, Feb. 6—Intercessory 'Thursday, Feb. 13—Girl Scouts, Morning Worship, 11 a.m.;; Prayer Prayer Group, ,5:30 p.m. 3 p.m.; Boy Scouts, 7 p.m.; United Methodist: Women, 7:30 p.m.

St. John, the Evangelist 574 Main St., 274-8836 Thursday, Feb. 6—Low Mass, 11 a.m. Friday, Feb., 7—Low Mass, 11 a.m.; Bingo, church hall, 7:15 p.m.; Folk Choir, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 8—Confessions 4 to 5 p.m.; First Anniversary Low Mass for Dom.en.ica Semeraro, 5 TAX RELIEF INCOME TAX warn RETURNS 8ti Individual and NOW! Business Prepared Professionally There's still time Evenings and Weekends to tax shelter 1985 earnings • By Appointment 274-4303 m in an. Individual Retirement Account (IRA). in If you a,re a wage earner, you have until April 1,5. 1986. to establish an IRA. for immediate savines on, your.1985 taxes as well as important, retirement security. Draft With an IRA. you can deduct up to S2.000 each year from gross income for yourself $4,000 discount our:. if both you and your spouse a,re working ..".. or 52,2,50 if you have a non-employed spouse. discounts on Your IRA will save you on taxes three ways •"• - ' - -. homeowners • annual contributions are fully deductible from, gross income ' •' •• . and auto • the high rate of interest, earned is compounded tax free and remains non-taxable until withdrawn, ' . •- insurance • by the time you retire and start, making withdrawals, youil probably be in a lower tax bracket " " '"' „ We provide a variety of investment vehicles, with both fixed, and variable rates, from, which,'to choose. What's more, the Federal-Deposit,, Insurance Corporation, backs your IRA, up to ' SI00,000 over and beyond any other deposits you. may have with us. If your spouse also has an, IRA. it too is insured to the maximum by FD1C. There are no fees or commissions to pay. -If you have a Qualified Plan {KEOGH-or SEP), you.

Perhaps you're paying • may also 'have an IRA. '' 1 more for homeowners and auto For rates and complete information, stop in at any of our offices. insuranee than you. shouId. , We'll bring you up to date Note: The IRS imposes a penalty for withdrawals from IRAs made before age 59'/ . on all available discounts. In 2 addition,,, we'll give'1 you personal service and'the maximum pro- tection for your premium dol- lars. Com pre hens i re coverage, ftwoiaston competitive pricing; that's the NGMi way. Call -us today, and get the facts.

ED' SCHLEGEL Bank LENDER FOURNIER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 135 MAIN STREET MemberFDIC OAKV1LLE. CONN. 06719 ; Z14-Z569

Harwlnton Tenple Thomaston Watertown 103 Main Street 140 Main Street 565 Main Street Route 118

National Grange Mulual Insurance Company Keene New Hampshire 03431. PropertyCeilin ofg jRa^f thec tS Watertown Historical Society Hebert, Katie Malpney,, and Michelle Napairioceno '-assisted. Troop leaders are Donna LaPage watertownhistoricalsociety.organd Cheryl. Guys. • '•'.••••. ."

Night Patrol G.S. Troop' 4023 members are first graders and first- A dusk, to dawn "night, life" Troop 4023 held its investiture year Scouts. Each girl recited the adventure for some older Girl .ceremony recently, where all the Girl Scout Promise, and the troop Scouts included tours of Waterbury conducted a formal flag ceremony. Hospital, the State Police barracks The girls also sang the Brownie in Southbury, the Waterbury Income Tax Smile Song for the families in Repub I ican-American newspaper, attendance. and Robert Lynn's Dairy Farm in Specializing In Newly invested.. Brownies are: Watertown. Individual Returns Kelly Aitchison, Tricia George, The girls also attended the play Nancy Gillette, Melanie Hebert, •"Showboat", at 'the Palace Theater, Erin Jean, Zarah Kennedy, refreshed themselves with hot For Your Convenience Caroline Kirkfield, Kristen Kling, chocolate at the Holiday Inn, and Prepared in the Privacy .Cony LePage, Stacey Luddy, had breakfast in a Waterbury diner. Of Your Home Anne-McNair, Shelley Palomba, The evening added a new Call: Amanda Pa.qu.in, Jennifer Reidl, perspective for many of the par- W. Krayeske 274-6814 Audra Shepard, Jessica Sieller, ticipants, as well as an'opportuni- DRESSED AS THEIR CHARACTEK they discussed in their oral Tera Strachan, and Amy Summer. ty to explore potential careers, first biography book reports are these sixth graders from Marcia Moriar- Junior Scouts Jill Greene, Erin hand. ty's reading class at Heroin way Park School. Left to right are: Nathan Davies, Meghan O'Connell, Chris Patrick, Kerne Valentine, Nicole Jr. Troop 4i§24! Heroux, and Dairyn Petersen. (Herninway Park Photo) With leaders Joanne Gieson and CUSTOM SHOP •Sandy Calabrese, Junior Troop Waterbury, property on Basseft. 402,4 went, winter camping for two REALTY. Specializing in Road, "$37,500; Eleanor M. nights at Camp Ansepx. In. the •NEWS- Prager, Waterbury, to William M. 20% SLIPCOVERS course, of activities, 'the girls com- O'Donnell and Charles D. Brown, OFF UPHOLSTERY pleted all 'their requirements, for the The following real estate transac- tions were made during the period Watertown, property on Stanley Fabric Books troop .camper badge." Avenue, $56,900. Newly fallen snow gave 'them the from. Friday, Jan. 24 'through * ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES Thursday, Jan.. 30, according to Jan. 29—Donald and Crystal opportunity to explore animal Lambert, Watertown, to Elizabeth Free Pick-Up & Delivery tracks, as well as make snowmen, warranty deeds filed in "the .town clerk's office: B. Bnlson,^ Stratford, Unit No. as part of the trip. The juniors, P-14 of Highgate Condominium, 274-1073 while working on the aerospace Jan. 24—Helen D. Young, .603 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN Naugatuck, to Steven J, Th.url.ow $45,000; Raymond L. Garassi.no, badge, were able to do some star Watertown, to Ronald J. and Paula gazing. ' ...... - - and Anne E. Mintz, Watertown, property on Cottage Place, D'Andiea, Watertown,, property on $49,900'; Joseph Albino, Mid- Highmeadow Road, $50,000. WATERBURY "PODIATRY CONSULTANTS dlebury, to Samuel. R. and Marie Jan. 30'—Felix and. Lucienne Specializing in...... A. Braun, Waterbury, property on Kowalski, Deland, Fla., to James Sylvan Lake Road, $71,500; Lyn- and Sandra Kowalski, property on • MICROSCOPIC LASER SURGERY da. Penman (no address given), to Buckingham Terrace,, $45,000'. Jam.es and Lisa King, Waterbury, AMBULATORY OFFICE SURGERY property on Belden Street, 'Three-Credit Course $85,000'. Two three-credit, courses. HELP for FOOT DISORDERS" Jan.. 27—Russell Waldo, Plastics Technology and Injection Guilford, to 'the Tat Group, Inc., • Molding of Plastics, are being of- from, the PEOPLE who really CARE 33 acres -on Wattles Pond, fered, by the Wateibuiy State $395,000. Technical College Evening Divi- Jan. 28—Robert J. Narkis, Mld- sion. For further information.., call DR. E. H. BERNBACH dlebury, to Joan E. Blatberwick, 575-80:84,. podiatrist WATERBQ'RY Office SOOTHBCIRY Office 58 kellogg st, waterbury, ct. o, georges hill rd, southbury, ct. KING KOIL .753-2048 • 264-9900 • The HAIR AFFAIR SAVE t> Barber Shop & Unisex Salon n $200 on Chiropractic Bedding ----- Specializes in .with Center Support System All Ages CHILDREN 10 YEARS OLD AND UNDER SgOO

We offer, you the 'best... hair designing FREE 35mm CAMERA conditioning perms (with case &'strap) with colors.... purchase of/any King Koil frosting: Bedding Set with this sale. eyebrow waxing Twin—Full—Queen—King in Stock 'traditional men's cuts (free beard & mustache trim with hair cut).

For:Apfxo:intm.enf Call 757-§817 '' • • We're conveniently located off Bunker HilLAvenue at Whitewood Plaza, WATERTOWN BEDDING SHOP 229 Whitewood Road, Waterbury, Ct. .. - • , .. • - inc., . . ;K ••:." • 519-MainSt.,.Watertown"••' .-; .Hours: Tues., Wed. & Fri.:.9'-:5:3§-* Than. '9-7 • Sat. 8-4 ( C Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Timra;f(^ttii Society Gakville. preregistration. Forms will be W-O Ecumenical The sessions themselves will be mailed, to all students in Grades 6 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgin two parts. The first part will, be through 8 and, •their parents. Council Slates a one-hour presentation, while the Teen Program. _ second, part will be for discussion Church Sapper and questions, . Christ Episcopal Church. School, 'The Watertown-Oakville Dr. Karen Laugel will discuss 25 The Green, will sponsor a tradi- Ecumenical Council of Churches human anatomy and physiology tional Hash and Pancake Supper on will sponsor an educational pro- during the program's first session. Tuesday, Feb. 11, with seating? at. gram, on human sexuality for Dr. Craig Czarsty will talk about 5, 5:30, 6, and 6:30 p.m, Grades 6 through 8, the students" pregnancy and. sexually transmitted. The supper will feature corned, parents, and, other interested, adults. diseases.in the second session. The beef hash, buttermilk pancakes A preview session for adults and third and Final session will discuss with maple syrup, applesauce, and parents will be held the first week "Decision Making,"' focusing on a beverage. in April. Regular sessions will foe"the whys and. what-ifs of sexual ex- Tickets may be purchased at the held on April 21, 28, and May 5 pression, rather than, the hows and church-or at the door. .Admission from 7 to 9 p.m. at Swift Junior whats. is free for children 4 years old and High School, 2,50' Colonial St., - The vol.unta.ry program requires under.

\SKRD TO PERFORM r;cc:itl;. \UM the U.S. Gu-t Guard Band during a Swift Junior High Selvnl :1A! :np t-» the N;'A London ser- m \ ice academy were eighth graders Jason Sbordone and Vanessa. Holroyd. the clothes clinic The youngsters played the ratchet and, triangle, respectively, for Leroy Anderson's "The Typewriter" piece. They also received albums of the your clothes' friend! USCG Band, which they are holding. Some 190 students made the trip. (Valuckas Photo) 61 Riverside Street, Oakville must be combined. (next to Jennifer's Beauty Salon} Applications • •Claimant must have resided in Connecticut for at least one year ,274-0041 ' . For Elderly before filing a. claim. HOURS: 6:30 am to 8:30' p.m. Men.-Fit Applications will not be process- 6:30 am to 3:00 p.m. Sat, Program Ready ed unless income statements for 1985 are presented at: the time of ALL WORK DONE IN QUO MODERN PLANT Assessor John Petuch has an- filing. free I convenient nounced, applications currently are For more information, contact parking location being accepted for the HEART Mr. Petuch's office at 274-541,1. (Help Elderly Against Rising I "friendly, " I satisfaction Taxes) Homeowners program,. courteous service guaranteed The program has been designed 1'ERSONALS- state of'the art technology to be more progressive and sen- 'COUPON 10 lTEM sitive to the tax burdens of senior Jeffrey Lee .Bisson, son, of Dr.. |the Clothes Clinic " ' ' " LIMIT - | citizens. Filing dates are between and Mrs. Bertrand P. Bisson, 53 I —your clothes'friend! • W^k • I Feb. 1 and. May 15, 1986. Beach Ave., has been named to the In order to be eligible for 1,985 fall semester Dean's List at HEART, an applicant must meet, .Rollins College, Winter Park, Fia. the following requirements: [2OO/o OFF cJ3j •Applicants must be 65 years of • MARJORIE O'NEILL' age or over at the close of the • FUNERAL DIRECTOR* ooo f the followingg items... §§ preceding year. 5ro.,ito • eiriirte. • emrteoats, • sweaters • dresses • blouses • slacks »c Ssuits • skirts • sportcoat(Coupon musst b•e sweater presented wits h• incomindresseg orders • )blouses • slacks •Applicants must own the home (C t b seted with incoming order) they live in, or hold a tenancy for Mm aQ'Ndll o Drawing For 'Black, & White T.V. 3/1/86 life or for a term in years in such Tuncml'hhmt home, which tenancy makes them 1 NAME __ 742 Main Steel, Oakville • responsible for the payment of pro- Connecticut - 06779 • ADDRESS 1 perty taxes under Section .12-4-8 of 203*274-3005 the Connecticut General Statutes. I CITY .TELEPHONE \n •Qualifying income must not. ex- • JOHN O'NEILL* ...J ceed $12,900 (single) or $15,500' * FUNERAL DIRECTOR !-..i-»m.ii»«ne0UP0'M EXPIRES 2/28/86"-— (married). Income is defined as ad- EMBALMER* justed gross income plus tax-ex- empt interest as determined under the internal revenue code of 1954 as amended. This Includes, but is not limited to,-salaries, wages, bonuses,, com- missions, gratuities, taxable In- come from annuities, veterans benefits, pensions, adjusted gross Our Hearts income from, the sale of property, interest 'taxable or non-taxable, Social Security, railroad retire- ment, and, adjusted gross Income "' from, any other source. Income of husband and, wife Are Unbeatable. Dunkin Donuts has two deliriously fun ways to say Happy Valentine's Day. Wfeightloss For this'special occasion we're offering a » dozen chocolate covered donut pastries in a unique heart shaped, gift package, ^ and for the kids or the young at heart, our Valentine Cookie Bop. It's a chocolate covered, heart shaped cookie colorfully decorated with,'sprinkles and a cutejittie cupid. So come in to Dunkin' Donuts today where two hearts are better 'than, one.

Available at, all participating Dunkin" Donuts®' while supplies last.

j. jkiniiicnHiTMiiriiMvr results Without gimmicks nr Valentine (Jrafis Without spt cml foods to hu> ttilhoul hunger \ndtthen Cookie Fop. Ihosr pounds and inches are sour Lhcj'resrifle1 tour first Valentine 89$ - • pi-rstinal consultation is atoso- lulflj Irei So please call Donut Pastries" m rrght iitou Life "-A $2.49 DUNKIN' 1174 Main, Street, Watertown PONUTS It's worth the'trip. 32 Falls Avenue ftpFU 9A HOURS. 7 DAYS A WEEK. Call Maryann 274-3329 l Page K TowPropertyn Times '(Watertown, Conri. of) 'Feb the. 6, 1986 'Watertown Historical Society ODDDDOlDIDDi• D• DD DlDID • • IDD• EflDDlDin" • and dancing will, follow from 9 to1 plans to preserve the quality of'the •flooding from Main Street. 1 a.m. Order tickets early as water. Margaret. Langlois stepped off watertownhistoricalsociety.org:•' seating is limited. Tickets or infor- If Bethlehem were, to join the two the board, to advise that an adjoin- Bethlehem News mation may be had by calling Peter towns already committed to the ing land owner, Elizabeth Allen, Esehe (266-5567) or Bob Yard program,, manpower, not money, - By Mrs. Paul Johnson would allow Mr. Batfoino to divert (266-5077). would be required. Funding from water only north, and. east, not Dl D D DDD Q D O • • DO • • Dl ID • • ID D • • ID D • • Proceeds from this dance go corporate sources has been obtain- south. Mr. Barbino's application directly toward the Lions" many ed already; Mrs. Werner reported. Annual Sweethearts Ball women, a steamship roast beef buf- was declared incomplete by the service projects in Bethlehem, in- Problems for area towns* board. The Bethlehem Lions Club will fet, and dancing to the Brass City cluding sponsorship of the busing aquifers come primarily from, salt hold its 1.2th annual dinner/dance Connection,, the six-piece band Selectmen Meet for the elderly, college scholarship used for winter road clearing and The Board of Selectmen has re- Saturday, Feb. 15 at Memorial. returning for 'their fifth appearance. fund, .free flouride program, plus leachate from landfills, according Hall. There will be flowers for the ' Dinner will be served at 7 p.m., quested town, residents to'park cars numerous other community support to Mrs. Werner. In addition, the off' town- rights-of-way during programs... steel tanks used to store fuel oil snowstorms to avoid damage to • Auditor Chosen underground deteriorate,, allowing cars and snowplows. IMONARCH OIL SERVICE The Board, of Finance accepted oil to seep into the ground. "The town doesn't want, to have Austin Chapman's bid of $2,995 to HVA would work, with a board to tow vehicles,," Selectman OVER 15 YEARS EXPERENCE prepare the 1986-87 town audit. of representatives formed of local George Eggert explained. A new requirement for the commission and board, members, to The board, appointed Pamela 24 Hour auditor will be to submit a six- assimilate information about Swendson to the Public Health month, review of his work, and a Bethlehem's water situation if the FUEL] Service Nursing Board. She will, fill a working draft prior to publication town chooses to join the pilot vacancy of the nursing, board Gal. WHY PAY MORE? of the town annual, report.." • program- created by '416 resignation of Ken THE BEST FOR IBS The "board also voted to pay In other business, the board ac- Minor. The term, expires. July 1 Bethlehem Printing Company cepted a sketch from, Vin 1,986. ' $500.25 for printing the current Kacerguis, contractor for Anthony Son Born CALL NOW!! 757-2372 report. Barbino of Main Street, outlining Paul R. and Cynthia B. Book, of ' .Quality Study Proposed work Mr. Barbino wants to per- Blaine, Minn , announce 'the birth form to his property to eliminate Ground and surface water quali- of their first child, a son, Graham fy was the subject at the Jan. 9 Christopher, on Jan. 11 in meeting of the Inland Wetlands and Minneapolis. Con se rvation Comm ission. ANN'S SHOPPE The maternal grandparents are Paul. Sabrosky and Lynn. .Werner P Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartiett of 703 Main St., Watertown of the Housatonic Valley Associa- Woodbury; paternal grandparents tion spoke to the I-W Commission, 274-0154 are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Book of the Planning Commission, and the for all four Bethlehem. Great-grandmothers Sensual Lingerie Board, of Selectmen about work, the ' residential or are Mrs. George/Cooper of Wood- Cornwall Bridge-based non-profit commercial needs for your bury and Mrs. George Nees of group has done and. plans to do. Bethlehem. Special Valentine! Mrs. Werner said the group is "Open Mondays Daughter Born starting a one-year pilot project to PAR GLASS • We do Hemming • Lay-a-ways Gift Certificates A daughter, Donna Marie, to evaluate ground and surface water 117 Echo Lake Road Richard, and Joan (Kalenauskas) quality in four area towns with the Watertown 274-2151 Butkus of Bethlehem on Jan., 28. goal of creating comprehensive Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John, Kalenauskas of Watertown and Mr.--and Mrs. Joseph, Butkus of Bethlehem. Blood Pressure Screening, Blood, pressure screening is held at, the Towne Apothecary on the first Saturday of every month, sponsored by the Bethlehem, Am- bulance Association and. Towne Apothecary fpom'll a.m. to 1,2 noon. Driver Uninjured A Bethlehem, man was uninjured Jan.- 25 after his car slid on ice, went: up an embankment and roll- ed over, police said. Edward A. Kacerguis, 69, of Crane Hollow Road, was westbound on Biackville Road, when he tried to stop for a slop sign on, the slippery.

NYLON AND POLYESTER SEWING THREADS WHO'S WEARING * * * * A WATERTOWN BIFOCALS? INDUSTRY SINCE 1888 Try to' pick, out the person, who's' wearing examination by specially trained profes- •the bifocals. You, probably can't because sionals. At, Dr.'Robert C Bauman, O.D. FLORIDA that person, is wearing bifocal contact... we offer the knowledge, experience and lenses •from Dr., Robert, C, Bauman, O.D, March 8-21 1 special computerized instrumentation These new, .soft contacts are specially requited, for bifocal contact; lenses. Call us Excellent Hotel designed to' provide perfect vision at cipse. for complete1 information on contact lenses . Accomodations to distant ranges. for bifocal, wearers,".. 11 Meals Bifocal contact, lenses represent a • major Local Sightseeing breakthrough in eyecare technology... but So who's wearing the bifocals? We're not and More! .. •vision and comfort, require fitting and telling,.. After .ad, that's the whole idea! Call our office for"brochure $765 per person Twin Occupancy The Kelley Transit Co, inc. F A fvMI L Y # D O C T O IR -S # " "Q F O; P T O- M1 E T .R Y 23 Water Street Wofcott: 509 Wolcott Road - 879-2525 -.. Watertown: 997 Main Street-274-7576 Torrington, Ct. Tel. 489-9243 Property of the Watertown Historical'Town Times ^Watertpwn, Coon.. Society) Feb.;.6, 1.986 Age 13 , Conners, 54, Amelia. Upton and Mary Harris, 4-1, and Maurice and snowcovered road. No arrest was Philip Paul, 51, and Marvin and. Florence Ay res, 39 Vi. made. Marion Oonk, 47; East-West— The meeting for Feb. 11 has 'been Courses Enjoyable Republican Effort Will watertownhistoricalsociety.orgMyrtle Tonkin and Dolores Kiley canceled. Play will resume Tues- Students at Nonnewaug, .High tied with Caxmella Marcella and day, Feb. 1,8 at the Oakville Branch School are required to take physical, Zero In on Tax Relief Richard Walsh, 48''A, Chester and Library, 55 Davis. St. education for four years, but most Having broad-based tax relief detergents, and paper goods. find, it "one of the more popular House Calls. without, a future deficit, situation is •Eliminate •funeral services, from Foot Disorders Office Surgery courses. By the time a student is a the goal, of a new Republican effort the state sales tax. Sports Medicine, junior, he or she may choose what to cut. taxes, according to state Sen. •Delay the fee increase schedule physical education course to take. Jamie MeLaughlin, R-Woodbury, for motor vehicle registration and So many electives are offered that from, the 32nd District. licensing. •• DR. JOHN M. McHUGH. something will be enjoyable for ' Mr. MeLaughlin,, co-chairman •Eliminate the 7.5 percent: sales nearly everyone. of the legislature's Finance Com- tax on books. Podiatrist The traditional, program For mittee, said he intended to have his •Exempt sales tax of vending freshmen and sophomores has four committee report a, package to 'the machine food from, 'the sales, tax. Depot Square Mall activities, for each grade. Freshmen, Senate floor that, would bring "tax •Exempt all, clothing material take soccer, health,, gymnastics, .relief to as many people as possi- bought at retail for sewing purposes -. Wafertown and. track, and. field. Sophomores ble in Connecticut." from, the'sales tax. are required to take volleyball, • He added farther tax cuts are •Eliminate 'the tolls on the Mer- basketball, conditioning, and Hours by Appointment: 274-1773 necessary to counter a projected rill and, Wilbur Cross Parkways, Softball. budget surplus of-close to $100 and the Charter Oak, Bridge. Co-educational classes are: held. million. The legislators" proposals •Increase the income threshold every other day, taught by Bob come on the tail of 1985 "s record from $50,000 to $90,000 at. which CUPIDS CHOICE > O'Sullivan, John Lawless, and $1,66.9 million, tax cut, the largest people must pay the interest, and Joan Buhner. All three teachers, in, state history. dividend income tax: • have been, at the school for more •Exempt, the first $25,000 of a "We have to get, money out. of Valentine's Day, than 1.0 years and. are well ac- the state bank accounts .and back in- home's purchase price from the quainted with all aspects, of the pro- to the peoples' pockets to help our real estate conveyance tax. February 14th gram. Mr, O'Sullivan. is "the depart- .economy grow," Sen. MeLaughlin •Provide for an estimated $10 Complete line of ment chairman. said. "People must understand that million in unclaimed, beverage unfinished furniture In 'the past, a. computer pro- overtaxation by Gov. (William) deposits to come to the state rather and accessories, in pine and hardwoods grammed the courses for upper O'Neill and the Democrats in the than benefiting distributors. classmen, but now the school has Legislature has led to huge, suc- "Obviously, not all of these taxri gone to a, total elective procedure cessive budget, surpluses, that have decreases can be enacted," Sen. which allows juniors and seniors to become intolerable. *' MeLaughlin said, "but, 'this is a. have, a, choice in what they will He criticized the •governor's of- place to start, talking." KNOTHOLE] take. fice for its recent hinting Aat there Among the activities available .might not be room, for additional 'Duplicate Bridge k UNFINISHED FURNITURE J during the school year are archer}', •tax. cuts despite the projected aerobics,, badminton, basketball, surplus. The following- are the scores from, the .Jan. 28 session of the 1651 Main St., Watertown,, CT (203) 274-5082 dance, field, hockey, flag football, "It's ludicrous that they would Open Mon.-rti. 10-7; Sat 9-5 J^^ golf, gymnastics, soccer, Softball, even, think the state cannot afford Duplicate Bridge Club: North- tennis, and volleyball. Perhaps, the further tax relief," Mr. South—Millie Czarsty and Phyllis most popular form of activity is MeLaughlin said. "We want peo- floor hockey, played in the gym, ple to know there-clearly is latitude with, plastic equipment. for tax, reductions and that stole FREE! Sign-up sheets are put out for the Republicans, are committed to students and the activities which achieving that objective."* gain 'the most, signatures are used.' Various tax relief proposals. There are very few cuts because include: & most of'the students, apparently en- •'Eliminate taxes on meals under FREE TAN joy the classes and feel they are $2 nice breaks from, sitting, in a, •Eliminate taxes on household '.- The Best,.Tanning Equipment and classroom. cleaning supplies including soaps. Facilities in Connecticut - Bethlehem Grange Bethlehem Grange will, meet in •the little room of Memorial Hall, on 10 SESSIONS * Monday, Feb., 10. Members are asked to bring items for a Country For Someone special! Store. The Lecturer's Program, is entitled "Roosevelt to Reagan." Heart Shaped S.S. Bahama, $2995 Refreshments will, be served by Ann Johnson, Rita Devine, Roslyn LOVE Sun, Tanning Butler and Etta Tomlinson. CLOCKS Center includes: FREE Distinguished Cadet Exit 36-Rt. 8" 754-7044 Face Tanning Roy Therrien,, son of Joe Ther- UNUSUAL GIFT SHOP 422 Main St.. Oakville Comer of Huntingdon & rien of Bethlehem, again has been Gifts -of Thomaston Ave. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE honored as a. distinguished cadet at Lowe Waterbury,- Ct, West Point. A 1984 graduate of "Laughtei Nonnewaug, Mr. Therrien is in, the top 2 percent, of his class and earn- ed a. 3.85 grade point average dur- ing the last semester.

Large Print Books Any persons, wishing to borrow 1067 Main, Street, large print books by mail from the Connecticut Library Association, •Watertown, in, Willimantic, may obtain a, STORE HOURS SANDWICHES and GRINDERS •catalog by writing the Silas Bran- son Library, Books-by-Mail' 267 - MADE ANYTIME Grand Street, Waterbury, 06702, 6 A.M. or call 574-8236. to 11 PJL • CALL, AHEAD 274-5408 WINTER. Chicken Salad $1 Clearance ^.Remodeling MOMMY Sandwich ••" • Price oo, THROUGH selected Items' 2 Hot Dogs 20'%' - 30'To Off on SUNDAY complete 15 Inventory Guida RAM'S BOUTIQUE FEATURING - Low Fat Colonial Plaza,, Wtby. 755-9146 '1.59 * *Complele Altemtianx* * 'Milk Monograms Accepted «» >• •• 10T COFFEE MOUIBI. Mm.-Wnl. IH, •"* * *= Hairs. 104. Fit 10-1. 5a. IM NEWSPAPERS 2.89 RVPVROMANIELLO I • A FIE Plumbing & Heating.! SERVICE . Repairs Faucet, Slink, Toilet Repairs • A LARGE Water Heaters Drains & Sowers LINE OF SPECIALS IN EFFECT Cleared GROCERY, PRODUCE Thursday thru Wednesday EMERGENCY SERVICE: February 6-February 12 „ 274-8784 -. . - f . -l.l • ( ~t; ^ Page 14 TowPropertyn Times (Watertown, Conn. of) Feb. ' 6the» .1986 Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

LUCIANO1—A daughter, Katrina Kuslis, Ian. 23 at .Waterbuiy Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. CWNJl Salvatore Luciano (Sally Kuslis), Cantonese •" Polynesian • Szechuan Wateibury. Grandparents arc Mr! Come Help Us Celebrate and Mrs. Gennaro Luciano, Water- bury, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward The Year Of The Tiger Kuslis, Watertown.

Restaurant CHINESE .BAHVI—A daughter, Natalie Lynn, Featuring Jan.. 28 at Waterbury Hospital, to International Cuisine with NEW YEAR! Mr. and Mrs. David Bairn (Kim many dsticious Grttk SptciuUitt OPEN MON. thru SAT. 11 A.M., to 1 A.M. Connelly), Oakville. Grandparents, Make your reservations SUNDAY FROM 12 NOON! to 11 P.M. are. Joyce Connelly, Southpoit, and • 636 Plank RcL, Waterbury _Mr. and. Mrs. Russell Balm Sr., g^ early for Valentine's Day Cocktail . ' Exit 25 Off MM TAKE Watedsuy. Great-grandparents are J*m Lunch: 1! I :W-2:30 Tues.-Sai... , ' .Sunday Lounge Phone 573-9444 : OUT Louis Zoldy, Southport, and Mr. "V. Dinner: Tues.-Huin. S-i . • Fri.ASal.3-10 and Mrs. Joseph Leduc, Plymouth. Bnetay Sqiuan - Woodhu? (Bwiiom of Bai Shonm Hill) DESIARDINS—A .daughter, Leah Marie,,, Jan. 25 at Waterbury Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Desjardins (Laura. Orsini), "V .,„•'•' Oakville. Grandparents are .Mr. and Mts. .Antonio Orsini, Oakville, " HorNpvmsRtNBERS " and Mr. .and Mrs. John Desjardins, Oakville. Great-grandparents are Mr. .and Mrs. Thomas Orsini,,, Oakville, Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph / DeLuca, Oakville, .and Rose Des- jardins, Wateibury.

HOEGKER—A daughter, Heather Mm DAILY ROM f PM. Lynn, Jan., 21 at, Waterbury Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay

MMTi- Hoecker (Jeanne Schirber), Water- P«STO town. Grandparents, are Mr. and 271-8821 J Mrs. Martin Schirber, Grand 1'So CT • Rapids, Minn/, and. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Hoecker, Forth'Worth, Texas.

' HOVANES—A daughter,, .Crystal Marie, Jan., 24 at Waterbuiy Hospital,, to Mr. and, Mrs, Joseph Hovanes •(Tina Bradshaw), Water- Restaurant & Lounge. bury. Grandparents are Alice Brad- 16 Straits Turnpike, Watertown shaw, Oakville,, 'Donald Bradshaw, ; : ," 274-1320 Waterbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Spectottclqff in Aaffon and Conlfnentor Cuisine Stanley Hovanes,,, Waterbury. Great-grandparents .are Ruth. Brad- — Where wonderful things happen to BeefrPork, Fowl, Fri, & Sat. Specials _ Seafood, and Pasta, Almost everything cooked to order. shaw, Oakville, and Bertha 'Van Luncheon • Monday - Sattxiday 11:45 -2:30 • PRIME 'RIB • LOBSTER Leuven, Ellenville, N.Y. • Dinner • Monday - Saturday 4:45 -10:00 • SEAFOOD CASSEROLE. 7 D45 a Week LAFONTAINE—A "son, Paul Happy Hour • BROCHETTE HAWAIIAN Philip Jr., Jan... 10 at Waterbury Monday -Friday 3-6 Includes salad, vegetable and potato' or pasta, Hospital, to Paul Lafontaine and •Saturday 12-6 Certificates • coffee and dessert. Shirlene .Davis, Oakville. Grand- Major Credit CardiAccepted AaailaUe Sun., Mon. & Tues. Special Closed Sunday 2M-4722 COUNTRY CINEMA [ PRIME RIB w«h potato, vegetable 523 Main St, Win. • 2742193 'and salad '7.95 FfEEJWWWG MafeHBMINEe Your ReservationS 'My is mls? lew % Lunch Specials-11:30*4 p.m. H5T Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4 to 7 ••• Place Shrimp or Clams on, •»/* Shell Every Night at the Bar 179'Davis Street, Oakville 274-8037 ROCKY W Watertown 274-80101 Starts: Frittajf """Shows 7:15 & 9:10 .SERVING LUNCHES DAILY Sat, Sun. & Wed Matinee: 2 pm « Monday *1.50 /Willis, 99T Children Men., thru Sal. -11 a.m.- to 2' p.m. .Your DJs All other Showtimes *Z.O0 Thursday-Beth FRIDAY' LUNCH' SPECIALwith Baked Pteiato-$4.00 Ftiday-Cfaris • Boiled Lobster- and salad Saturday-Chris BINGO at" • 40 Days Til! 3i. Patrick's Day "••••• MONDAY drafts'- M.00-shots 7 - I01 p.m.-. 2 for 1 Well Drinks St. .Mary .Magdalen. 7 to 10 p.m. 'TUESDAYS 'WEDNESDAYS WEDNESDAY-PIZZA,'NIGHT (Mich Hall Free pizza 7-11' p.m. •" 7-Closing Red Light Special " • - • Oakvihe • 2 for 1 THIRSTY THURSDAY - Domestic Beer - *1.00 ' Ladies $1.00 well drinks 7-11 p.m. Most. Wei Drinks & Peach Tree " ' • FRIDAY 7p.m. $ Domestic Beer Dr. McGillcuddy's 1.00 Shoot up with dollar shuts 7-11 p".m. Every" Thursday • ' '""SATURDAY ... :. • Just off'Main •• • .' ' • • Proper Attire, $1.00. Drafts 7-1.1 p.m. t Extra Card Free • Free Parking . Thomas F. Stanis, Owner & Permittee; No Cover" „ ' ' Dress to Impress with this, ad Property of the Watertown HistoricalTown Times (Watertowii , SocietyConn.) .Feb: 6, 1:986 Pag e 15 watertownhistoricalsociety.org

parents arc Mr. and Mrs. William Nutmeg Squares Davis Sr., Oakville, and Mr..and Abbey Paintings Mrs. Marcel Lafontaine, Water- The Nutmeg Squares and. "Round SHERMI-ANN'S DINETTE bury. Great-grandpaients are Ralph An exhibit, of Gouache paintings 1 Dance Club will host, its "Valen- by Watertown's Louise Porter will 1400 Main, Street, Watertown,, Ct. Blais, New Haven, and Ev&Lafbn- tine Ball" on, Saturday, Feb. 8 taine, Waterbury. be shown through Saturday, Feb., from, 8 to 11 p.m. at 'the Hemtnway 15, at the Abbey of Regina Laudis BREAKFAST P'ark School, 37 Heminway Park Gallery, . Flanders Road, GRAZIANO—A son, Christopher & Road. Bethlehem,,., Rene, Jan., 24 at, -Waterbury Gordon Siddall will call, the ' DINNER Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark square dance, while Betty Navage The gallery is open daily, except Graziano (Patricia Cyr), Oakville. will cue the rounds. Refreshments Monday, from 11 to 11:55 a.m., SPECIALS Grandparents, are Mr. and Mrs. will be served. and from 1:30 to 4:15 p.m. DAILY! Benjamin Cyr, Oakville, ,and Mr. Admission will be charged. and Mrs.- .Anthony Graziano, • Orders Available to Go—Call ,274-8124 Oakville. Great-grandfather is Hours: Mon.-Fri. 5 a.m.-4 p.m. Nicholas Cacciatore, Oakville. Rt. 6 URBANO—A son, Marcel Daniel, Plymouth,, Ct. Sal. 5a.m.-3p.m... Sunday 6a.m.-lla.m. Dec. 26, 198.5, at Waterbury 283-8067 Hospital, to Marcelo-Coronel and Lisa Urbane, Oakville. Grand- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Urbano, Oakville, and Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Coronel, Oakille. Town Great-grandparents are, Mrs. Henry Clef's Restaurant, & Motel "A Family Run Restaurant" Clock, Watertown, John Urbano, Waterbury, and Delfa Quevedo, Dinner - Soup & Shrimp Salad Bar 184 Sunnyside Ave., Oakville Argentina. Wednesday through Sunday EAT HERE. OR TO GO' - - served with or without dinner, featuring: Pizza, OCAMPO—A son, David An- thony, Jan., 20 at Waterbury or enjoy Soup & Salad Bar for Lunch. • Spaghetti • Shell* Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo (Lunch Bar served Wednesday thru, Friday) • Manlcottl Ocampo (Alma Avancena), Water- • Large or Small Salad* town. Grandparents are Mr. and Tossed, Chefs or Gnefc Mrs. Benjamin, Avancena, Philip- • 18" Grinders tMmytt>cbm>. pine Islands, and Mr. and Mrs. - 'Utcndfeiigi: 'Hot Rooa ,Bc«f Elisco Ocampo Sr.,, also of the Egaplwt, .Sausage & Mtatbaffl, Philippines. .All At the Most Reasonable Prices! Hours;:, Mon^-Sun. 1,1 a.m.-ll p.m. _, _• _ _ _ _ UPSON—A, son, Brandon Hours: Lunch lI:30-2Mon.-Fri. Sr. Citizen Discount m Richard, Jan. 26 at Yale-New Dinners: 5-10 Wed.-Sat., 5-9 Sun. 10* Off On Meals - Fn.&Sat/tHla.m. " 274-0149 Haven Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard. Upson (Vivian. Jureoas), Oakville. Grandparents, are: Mr. an d M rs. - W i 11 i a m Ju ren a s, Diner & Oakville^ Grace Williams, Water- White Colony Restaurant town, and Edwin Upson., Oakville. Chase Avenue Waterbury .. Restaurant, & Ice Cream Parlor1 PERSONALS "All IBaMng Done On Premises" DEPOT SQUARE MALL _£•£; --•; LOBSTER: TAIL ..& 8 oz. STEAK $10.95 • Wateitown Hillary Edgecomb, daughter of BROILED STUFFED TWIN LOBSTER TAILS 510.95 Dr. and'Mrs. John Griffith, 67 BROILED STUFFED SHRIMP, RIB & STEAK s 10.95 Serving Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner

Academy Hill, graduated with BROILED STUFFED BABY FLOUNDER ... . .,,•. ..'. ,. x._. .„ . .„ 8.95 TiisWeetawfs J»^m%^^ distinction from the University of Thursday Only: Hawaii in December, 1985, and DINNER All The DINNER'SPECIALS-^ was awarded a B.A.. degree in for $1995 CORNED BEEF - Friday, Saturday & Sunday economics,. Mrs. Edgecomb began You can eat! r fl work toward her M.A. in TWO: ' Includes: Baby" Back' Ribs *6.95' * ^ potato, 'vegetable $625 S economics in January at 'the univer- Choice of: & salad bar. Chicken, with Artichokes _ 6.9S-. sity, and is a research assistant at Broiled Stuffed Shrimp BEEF LOVERS SPECIAL the Environment and. Policy In- with Crabmeat ROAST (Dinner Specials Include Salad, Vegetable and Potato) stitute, part of the East-West. PRIME RIB Broiled Swordfish of BEEF $795 • (Reservations requested with parties of 6 or more) Center, Honolulu. She previously Broiled Stuffed Fillet of Sole attended Post College and Mat-, Florentine Try Our Daily Breakfast and Lunch Specials, fool tatock Community College in Broiled Scrod TAKE Waterbury., Baked Lasagna New Water Hours: VALENTINE. Above Dinners include soup, salad poialo, Mon -Fn. 6:30 a.m..-9 p.m.. Chocolates OUT-ORDERS vegetable, coffee & dessert [except Sal 6 30 a.m.-lO p.m. Available 2744026 Mary Roberta Crean, daughter cheesecake) Sun. 7 a.m.-7:30 p.m. ' . of Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Crean, 325 Concord. Drive, was named to 'the OPEN 24 HRSL • 7 DAYS. A WEEK • 75*3739 Dean's List for the fall, 198,5 • • • •• •. • • • • semester at Boston, University, Boston, Mass. A-1.984 graduate of Watertown High. School, Miss. Crean is a sophomore .speech pathology and audiology major in BU's College of Allied Health Programs. -59SV wm4 DAILY Clear Walkways Authentic Mexican Cooking • 11 a.m.-2 p.m. For Carriers . INCLUDING SATURDAY Watertown Postmaster Margaret G, Durkee has reminded, residents TRY OUR | lion, Night Wed. Night postal customers should make sure $ their walks are properly shoveled ALL YOU CAN EATJ " Clams 3 doz Most Drinks $4 | and sanded to prevent, any problems - BUFFET with, mail delivery, and to protect: Pizzela 75$ e the letter carrier from slips, trips, i Mon. & Tues. Nights. 4:30-9:30 and falls. • J THURSDAY LUNCH | THURS. Postal customers receiving rural Sports Village NOW OPEN.. •" 'Route 202. Litchf ield .. Corned Beef ^ ..FRI. or curbline delivery are requested 7 DAYS A.'WEEK and Cabbage to keep approaches to mail boxes • 567-8778 Lunch Mon..-Sa,t. 11:30-2:30 | '4*4 P.M.-10 P.MJ properly plowed or shoveled to f," Food To Go Dinner Mon.-Thurs. 4:30-9:30 f • Luncheon Served. Daily 1,1 A.M. - 2 P.M., • allow access, for delivery. • Except Fri.,&, Sat Night Fri. & Sat. 4:30-10:30 t ' —SANDWICHES AVAILABLE ALL DAY— ' Any questions can be directed to Sun. 3:00-9:30 • Fri, & Sat, 'till 2 the postmaster at. 274-2900. •••.••••••:•••••••••• ••••••••••••••• Timp$,(^teitpwn,..Conn.).Feb._

' The meeting begins at 12:30 ' tool measures- into' a. program of in- .ABRAXAPropertyS PRESENTS of the WatertownManagement Of Historicalp.m. in, the public meeting room of sectSociety, weed, and, diseas e on: the Watertown Library ,.470' Main management. Garden. Pests.. St., • Dr. Connor' earned his Ph.D. in PSYCHIC SUNDAY Is Club Topic , Dr. Connor's approach to pest "entomology from Michigan, State watertownhistoricalsociety.orgO management is a method growing University-. He has served as exten- o FEB. 9 1 to 6"p.m. o Dr. Larry Connor, Cheshire, in popularity in" agriculture, sion entomologist, at Ohio State S will speak on. home pest manage- because it reduces chemical 'University, arid* now combines ment at the Thursday, Feb.. 13 pesticides used by integrating teaching at the University of Con- O AMERICAN LEGION HALL — WATERTOWN • meeting; of the Watertown Garden various biological,- cultural, necticut with, his private consulting a The Area's fees! professional Psychics. Club. mechanical, genetic,, and other con- business. P ' 274-2949 for Information ^ Dr. Connor also edits and. publishes news on home pest I-CHMG * FSYCHOMETRY * ' AURAS H9l • OPEN management. Hostesses for the afternoon will_ DAILY be Mrs. Richard Church and, Mrs. AT John, Hurst. 11:30 a.m.. KAY'S HARDWARE Musk Students Part Of Chorus HOT PIZZA Six members of Watertown High 20% to Don * t cook tonight.... enjoy School's Choral Music Department a, steaming hot pie! have been chosen to perform in the Try our many other specialties, too. Northern, Connecticut Regional Festival Chorus. 30% OFF .. SALAD'S. ANTIPASTO SPAGHETTI The students from WHS are Cin- selected books GRINDERS dy Brady,,, Jennifer Judd, Tom Dillon, Heather Henschel, Yvonne Eat Here or To Go! Kennedy, and April Batterton. The- students will join, others from approximately two dozen area high schools at the festival slated vilPAPER SAlg RO'S RESTAURANT Friday and Saturday, Feb. 7 and 8, - Serving the finest pizza since 1947- at Central, Connecticut State Now In Progress University in New Britain. 6 017. M a, i n Street, Wate rtow n • 841 Main Street, Oakville . 274-1 038. • Hours: Mom.-Fit 8-5:30, Sat. 8-5 ,274-1348 or 274-8069

•OUR

t 1\ //If ># X x Get yourself and your § automobile off to a sin ail, start this year. For yourself, the money-saving coupons below. For your automobile, the •professional cure our factory-trained technicians can provide.. When . yo ii pu I I h e t wo I, oge (her you Ye got, you, rse 11" a wi n n ing com bi n a lion. The coupons are lie ire should you want to save. If so. redeem before they expire! • ' LENORE BLAKE, director of the greater Watertown area's hospice: Project Care, presented the Town Where Quality Works Full-Time! 1 Council Monday night with a copy of the organization's budget. She , gave an update on Project. Care, noting it: has served 10 families to date in the area. (Valuckas Photo) 10 MffTORCRAF AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL - SERVICE includes up to 5 quarts of Motorcraft oil, Motorcraft Includes band adjustment and screen cleaning if neces- QUALITY oil filter and installation. Additional oil and filters extra sary, adjustment of manual and throttle linkage; includes if required. ' |jj^| replacement of fluid and gasket. SIGNS Ford-built vehicles only. It Mo TRUCK LETTERING Repair Order No.. ^M TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS and LABOR . TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED WINDOWS CARVED WOOD GOLD LEAF. $14.95 $29.95 274-2039'

ANY APPUCAB1E TAXES EXTRA. VALID FEBRUARY, 1986 AMY1 APPUCABIE TAXES EXTRA. VALID FEBRUARY, 1986 FUEL OIL 12 15 $ 9 OVER-THE-COUNTER SPECIAL TIRE ROTATION SPECIAL 1.05 per gal C.O.D. Includes check of tires for wear; rotation of tires per '15% discount off ••manufacturer's suggested list price tire manufacturer instructions. Radial tires rotated on parts and accessories purchased "over-the-counter*.* front to rear. ' StritecMs OI Co. • 274-4364 TOTAL PARTS DISCOUNT TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED FIREWOOD •SNOW PLOWING 15 % OFF $8.95 AMY APPUCABIE TAXES EXTRA, VALID FEBHUARY, 1986 ANY APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA. 'VALID FEBRUARY, 11986 TED TiETZ, JR. TRUCKING iQuasswk R. Woodbury] 263-3972 YOU CALL. WE HAUL ANYTIME, ANY PLACE CRUSHED STONE GRAVE I, • LOAM • SAND CBESTWOOD FORD BULLDOZING 1:230 MAIN "STREET" PHONE 274-5449 ' 'KMOfMBlf RA(H' " for .pur convenience You're Always Ahead WATERTOWN,; CONNECTICUT 06795 ; • When you Coll Ted ' ..,t,,y.,VL Property of the Watertown HistoricalTtiwn. limes XVttfeHbvra/C^yi&V'iS Society, 1$86" Fag^i* / administration believes that the best =of inherited assets tax-free. GOP Hopeful thing to do with surplus revenue is * "I think, sound, controlled spen- to find.as many ways as. •possible to ding and another substantial round watertownhistoricalsociety.orgPraises Party spend it." • of'tax, cuts, are essential for Connec- Mr. Bozzuto urged, la.wmake.rs to ticut's cop.tin.ued. economic • Fiscal Plan, study a variety of plans to cut health," Mr. Bozzuto said. Calling Republican lawmakers' dividends,-interest, and inheritance TRY ON SHOES . latest fiscal proposals "the kind of taxes. Some of these include ex- far-sighted financial planning Con- empting handicapped children from Would-be advice-givers would do necticut needs," former state Sen, the succession tax, and. making a well to try on., a fellow's shoes before surviving spouse's first $600,000 Richard C. Bozzuta, Watertown, blithely trying to solve his problem. recently praised GOP legislators* efforts to push forward with another round of stole tax cuts. "For too long, the state has rak- ed in money hand over fist from is pleased, to announce that families whenever they bough! some necessity or wisely saved and invested their money," the Republican gubernatorial candidate Vat sdeVetc said. SEEING THE JOB of Southbury State Trooper Sandra Brown up close "•.Meanwhile, the state budget ha.s joined their staff • and personal was one of the nocturnal highlights for these Girl Scouts has been, allowed to grow far faster as Gel Nail. 'Technician. who experienced a "night life** adventure recently, which lasted from than, was either necessary or dusk to dawn. (Scouting Photo) reasonable. Apparently, the current • (Friday & Saturday - Bp Appointment} L. Stanowicz, ~\ TRAIN YOUR, DOG SPECIAL Dr. Bowers To :GHT 'FROM THE START! GEL NAILS s3000 Wei In. Summer CANINE CONDUCT Gift Certificates Available Shirley A,., Gros, Bethlehem, and • Puppies a Specialty Joseph Stanowicz, Pawtucket, R.I., for Valentine Giving! announce 'the engagement of their • Behavior Modification daughter, Laura. Beth Stanowicz, to Manners Training • Obedience. Staff: Anne, Lori, Marcia, Helen, Rosemary, Lisa & Pat Dr. Thomas Glenn Bowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowers, LMicfaoel D. M'Sadoques 274-0485 .. 1151 Main Street, Watertown Plaza Ravensdale, Wash. A summer Proven Results • Will Travel wedding is planned. '274-6777 Plenty of Free Parking Miss Stanowicz graduated from Watertown High School, and from Randolph-Macon Women's Col- lege, Lynchburg, Va. with a B.A. degree in her double major of physiology and. sociology/an- thropology. She received her M.S. degree in psychology from Virginia Polytechnic Institite and State University, Blacksburg, Va. She currently is a doctoral candidate in 1278 Main Street, Watertown developmental psychology at Virginia Polytechnic. In the New Crestwood Plaza, Next to Burger King ... Dr. Bowers graduated •from Ren- ton High School, Ren ton, Wash.,, and from, the University of Specials in Effect Thurs.- Tues., Feb. 6 - Feb.." 11 Washington, Seattle, with a B.S. in • psychology... He received his M..A. Land O' Lakes degree in clinical -community DOMESTIC VIRGINIA psychology from the University of AMERICAN British Columbia, Vancouver, BAKED HAM British Columbia, Canada, and his CHEESE Ph.D. in clinical, psychology from Virginia Poly tech and State $1.79 $1.99 Ib. •1. Ib, University. He currently is employed as a clinical psychologist in Radford SALAMI PROSCIUTTINI Va. Lake Placid, o o *2.79 Ib, $2.99 Ib. Montreal Are Destinations PROVOLONE PECCOR1NO ITALIAN The Parks and Recreation CHEESE ROMANO ' SAUSAGE Department has set Its sight on Lake Placid.—the Olympic -Q Grated Village—and Montreal, Quebec, •1.99 Ib. Ib. •1.99 Ib, for its June, 1936, mini-vacation trip open to 'the public. The adventure begins Monday, GRINDER June 9, at 8:30 a.m. when the bus leaves. Watertown. There will, be a Great Grinders! ANTIPASTO ORDERS coffee and a luncheon stop along the way. Made on Milites. Bread-Your Choice- SALAD Participants will be staying in the ACCEPTED Lake Placid Holiday Inn, which • MEATBALL " • SAUSAGE • Great for Lynch overlooks Mirror Lake, Lake • EGGPLANT • ROAST BEEF • • OVER Placid Village, and is surrounded Served With Dressing by the .Adirondack Mountains.., • TUNA, FISH • PEPPERONI THE PHONE The adventure continues on. • ITALIAN COMBINATION Tuesday, as. the group will head for I Montreal, Quebec, Canada, for a • ALL, GRINDERS (Hot Of Cold) ®2.,5'0 274-3822 tour of Notre Dame Cathedral, Old' Montreal, Man and. His World, and the financial, district. —COUPON GOOD FEB. 6 THROUGH FEB. 11— • Then 'the trip will conclude on ii Wednesday, June 11. Check-out. will be midmoniing, before a sail LOOK WHAT A PENNY CAN BUY FOR YOU! on Lake Placid. A farewell lun- cheon will be held at 12 noon. The package includes driver's SALE gratuity, lodging,, breakfasts, din- ners, lunches,, a wine and cheese party, cocktail party, entertain- BUY 2 GRINDERS AT REGULAR PRICE, ment, boat ride, local guide, tour GET THE 3rd FOR A PENNY of Montreal, and. taxes. Accommodations- are based on - GOOD' WITH COUPON ONLY - single, double, or triple rooms. For further information and New Hours:. Mon., Tues,, & Wed. 1.0 to 6 • Thurs. & Fri. 10-8 • Sat, 10-6'• Sun. 9-1 registration, call the recreation of- fice at 274-5411, ext, 253. PropertyTim^terttown,- Cnn Conn.)ifisfe.-6,-1,986-- of) iBfe 6the - Watertown- - Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSALES • INSURANCE • LOANS • REPAIRS AUTOS TRUCKS

tee, New Haven County, at 6,118 • 1985, represents a 1,07 percent in- single-family homes, Multi-family County Ranked Fifth In • units. New London, 'ToIIand, and crease. The only other county homes rated 26.4 percent, while' Windham Counties ranked below ' which experienced more growth, two-family homes ranked at 2 5 State New Home Starts Litchfield. was Middlesex County, at 127 per- percent, and, 'three1- and four-family In a. breakdown analysis, Lit- cent. Hartford. County was the on- homes, fell in, at. 1.9 percent. ... The number of new housing units A preliminary analysis of reports chfield County experienced its ly county which" experienced Mr. Canale pointed out although authorized for construction in Con- filed by town and city building of-" greatest: growth in housing units decreased growth,, at -5.9 percent. total new construction was very necticut during 1.985 rose 35,5 per- ficials has indicated that 24,463 •from April through June, when 710 Individually, Watertown permit- strong, most of it was for market cent over 1984 figures, making last new housing units were permitted of the. 1,735 units were permitted .- ted 117 new housing unite in 198.5. rate units, not. low-and moderate- year the best for new housing in 13 during 1.985, Mr. Canale said. 'That The first quarter (Jan.uary-lMa.rch) ' Waterbury was 'the highest in Con- income housing. years, state Department of Hous- is an. increase of 6,410 units over saw. only 1.65 units permitted, while necticut, permitting 999- new units.. "We still/have problems produc- ing Commissioner Joseph - E. the 18,053 permitted during 1984. the third and fourth, quarters of The towns of Union and Canaan ing'housing affordable to our low- Canale has announced. "This (1985) is a banner year,," 1985 saw 435 and 425 units permit- permitted just four units'each dur- Income citizens,," -he said.,., Mr. Canale said, "the best we've ted, respectively. In 1984, Lit- ing the year seen since 1.972, when 25,151 new chfield County permitted. 836 new Of the housing units permitted in ALFLEX units were autHqrized." housing units. - Connecticut, 69.2 percent, were for •Spring Fling, The 1,836 units alone permitted The largest, amount: of growth in Automotive lie. throughout: the state in. December, one quarter was seen in, Hartford Crestwood Ford's Beef Supper 1985, exceeded the December, County, where: 2,072 new housing Set By Church sap. 1984 figures by 330 units, a. 21.9 units were: permitted from April Select List of through June. The lowest amount percent increase of housing in that Pre-owned Autos The United Methodist Church, of growth in, one quarter was seen Buy Mow aid Save month. -$1,500 30,5 Main'St., is planning-its annual Out of'the eight counties in Con- in Windham Count)', where only TAKE ADVANTAGE OF CFtESTWQQD'S Spring Fling and Roast Beef Sup- 1984 Ford Escort Coupe-' necticut, Litchfield Coipty • was 88 units were permitted from January through March. EVER POPULAR- per for Thursday, March 20. Stick shift with a sports car. fifth in most, units permitted during PUSH • PULL • TOW There will be two settings, one Litchfield. County's additional handling pkg. -13,000 original "1985. Litchfield. permitted 1,735 Minimum Trade at 5:15 and the second at 6:30' p.m. miles, Robin egg blue. Just lor units, compared to the top permit- growth, comparing. 1984 with 85 15 PASSENGER CLUB WAGON - in Fellowship Hall of the church. you high capacity Air, AM-FM Stereo, Delux: They will, be screed in, the popular 53,99500 2-Tone, $15,478 less $1,500 - You pay • family style. 1981 Ford F150 Pickup- NEIL'S AUTO BODY INC. $13,978.. Reservations are required. 84 CHEVROLET C-10 PICK-UP-Short 3 speed with 4th speed over- FACTORY TRAINED UNIBQDY SPECIALISTS Bed, V-8, Auto., PS, PB, AC, Paw. Win- From 6 to 8 p.m. there will be drive for the utmost in *FRAME STRAIGHTENING * dows & Door locks, Scotsdate Package. a pre-showing of the bazaar portion $B,878 less $11,500'., You pay $7,378. of the Spring, Fling, with a, variety economy & 6 cyl. engine for * INSURANCE ESTIMATES'* power. This company serviced 1984 JEEP CJ7 'RENEGADE - Hard of chocolate-" items for Easter truck also boasts a deluxe win- ompiete Collision Service top. Only 113,000' mi., newer registered. available, along with a good selec- dow cap & bed liner - a. com- $9,978 less $1,500. You pay 58,478 tion of wood articles, handsewn bination hard to beat. , HOUR, TOWING 83 CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGON - items, and many other handcrafted HEAVY' DUTY TOWING AT, AC, 1 owner local trade-in. $7,578 articles. for«4,195" less $1,500. You pay $6,078,., 1981 Omni by Dodge 82 MAZDA 626 - 2 Dr., 43,000 mi. The final day of the Spring Fling COMPUTE AUTO BODY & PAINT SHOP $6,478, less $1,500. You pay $4,978. 4 door, stick: shift. This auto is WE REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS will be on Saturday, March, 22, powered by a 10,800 mile - FOREIGN & DOMESTIC 82 MERCURY LIMI7 -2 Dr., low mi., AT starting at 10 a.m. A luncheon will $4,978 less $1,500. You pay $3,478. engine which we will be glad AFTER HOURS' CALL WATERTOWN be available on this day, complete to guarantee. A dark blue WATERTOWN 274-5580 81 FORD FAIRMONT STATION with .homemade foods as always. 1029 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN WAGON - 6 cyl. A, AC. $5,478 less beauty - beat, spring- prices- & 274-2463 $1,500. You pay $3,978.' •• • For:.. reservations,,- phone the buy now . •"' church office at 274-3785 from, 9 80 T-BIIRD - AE, Stereo, 2-to-ne bean-' ty. $6,500 less $1,500. You pay a.m. to 1 p.m.. or the Proe's at. at $2,495™ AT LAST Someone who knows what they are doing, 1980 Monte Carlo Cpe- 274-8-641." - - - ' AVD Someone you can trust! 81 BUICK. REGAL LIMITED"- Local 1 V6 Auto, PS, PB, PW," tilt owner car, only 46,000 ml, every Bioiick wheel, AMI-Fiy stereo, a deep option including moon roof. $7,978 less Bowl-A-Hion ruby maroon w/matching in- $1,500. You pay $6,478. SUPERIOR TRANSMISSION The Junior Woman's Club of terior. This won't be here long Plus 50' More Pre-Owned Watertown, Inc. will sponsor a at«3,195°° Transmission mm «O|- Cars & Trucks to Fit Bowl-A-Thon for Education, Satur- 1979 Ford Mustang- Tune-Up * 1495 Everybody's Pocketbook • day, Feb. 8, at 8 p.m.. at: 'the Col- 4 cyl., H..T. This sporty, little onial Plaza Lanes, Thomaston hard top is an economical car Avenue, Waterbury. with the expensive look of a •Road Test • Adjust Bands, Club members will be asking for •NewATF •GleamFiller* . pledges of a penny a, pin^All pro- sports car. 1230 Main Street only $2,895°° • NEW GASKET •Adjust Linkage* ceeds will be used for local educa- • Watertown tional, scholarships. 1978 Ford 1 Ton Van- 274-2501 • 754-2501 — Most care & small trucks — For more information, call Fran, V8 with automatic, this" 95% NOBODY WALKS AWAY Hogg at 2,74-9768. , restored vehicle is beautiful to " ' * Where .Applicable look at and a joy to work with. KIM 1201 Wolcott Si, Waterbury Ideal for plumbers or K Mile North of Naug. Volley Mall; carpenters or anyone who EVERITT'S desires a lot of room. 93,995s0 GARAGE, INC. 1978 Chevrolet lCt0 A Well Planned Pick-up'- V8,, Auto, PS, PB, Oakviiic 274-2147 ' 4.2,000 original miles, being reconditioned right: now in our SERVICE • Front End Alignments with shop. This .one owner -im- PROGRAM Computer Balancing maculately preserved truck is • Brakes •Tune Ups* Emission 'Testing a once in a lifetime find. Of- • Complete Exhaust Installations fered now finished .. •' ^ ." at 92,995°°- DOESN'T COST 1973.. Chevrolet Nova Coupe - V8, Auto. This IT PAYS!!! powerhouse ..needs some cosmetics but you have a great Keep your Honda well maintained This Week's Specials! start: and avoid expensive repairs 8191,499°° 1983 Oldsmobile -- 1980 Cadillac ' . Cutlass Cruiser ' ^ These cars can be seen Sedan de Ville. Wagon-. . ' D'llegance Edition . at.. .-.:.. Loaded' with extras. Only 47,000 miles. Alplex Automotive Inc. $ 79 Commercial Street: Watertown *6495 6495 "Behind McDonalds on Snails Tpke" Ask for Frank (P.G). Bart : . '. MANY MORE TO C between 1 p.m. & 5 p.m. WONDA * -- MOOSE FROM AT: -Eve. appointments or CALL ELLEN OR DEBBIE 274-9257 Sat &. Sun. can be sVffONDA •• ' 816 STRAITS TURN PIKE WATERTOWN - - arranged. " 816 STRAITS TURN IPIKE WATERTOWN Call 274-5347 OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY7:30AM-4:30PM arid $ave-$avet$a,ve , OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY7:3QAM-4:30IPMI ' ' 'Town 'TimesJWateitown, ConnJ,Feb. ft, 1986, Page .19, T • -1 i Tony Award-winning National Theater of the Deaf, at the Lyman* Per- "...it is New York City which has, Property of the Watertownforming Arts Center, Southern Connecticu Historicalt State University, New .repeatedlSocietyy attempted to dodg e a CALEnDAR Haven. Admission. Phone 397-4434 "The Mystery of the Holv federal, ruling that low-level, waste Mass," a Munich mystery play at. St. Vincent Ferrer Church, 1006 be transported across a. small, por- New Haven Road, Naugatuck, on, Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 7:15 p.m. tion of'the city in. accordance with OF watertownhistoricalsociety.orgEVEI1T5 Phone 723-7497. .Alexandra Comini, a university distinguished pro- •the Hazardous .Materials Transpor- fessor of art history at Southern Methodist University, will be the se- • "C'mon Aboard" at the 17th annual Connecticut Marine Trades tation Act. cond speaker of the University of Hartford's lecture: series, on Wednes- Association Boat Show opening Thursday, Feb. 13 at the Hartford Civic day, Feb. 12-at 7:30 p.m. Center, and going through Sunday, Feb.. 16... Admission. For further" "This act mandates that such information, call North East. Promotions, Inc., at 529-2123...."Distant waste travel, across the safest, most IT. Fires," a. Kevin Heelan play, Will, be shown, on March 11 through April • direct route," he wrote, "which the way to disposal sites in, Idaho. quite obviously is not a Connecticut 13 at the Hartford Stage, 50 Church St., Hartford. .Admission. Call Rowland Wants Mr. Rowland replied in a letter. for times and ticket, information at 52,7-5151 "The Tap Dance Kid," route." will be shown Feb., 11 through Feb. 16 at the Shubert Performing Arts Joint Meeting Center, 2,47 College St., New'.Haven. Admission. For further infor- mation, call the box office at 562-5666 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.. ...""'The With Officials Barber of Seville," presented by the Connecticut Grand Opera at the Saying an extensive legal battle Bookmark Villagejnc. Palace Theater of the Arts, 61 Atlantic St., Stamford, on Saturday, would only punish the taxpayers. March 8, at 8 p.m. Admission. Call 359-0009 for further in- Depot Square Mall,,, Watertown, • 274-7112 fo "Chicago," through Feb. 9 at the Coachlight Dinner Theater, Congressman John G. Rowland, R-Sth District, indicated, he would 2,68 Main St., East Windsor. Admission. Phone 623-8227 The .54th be willing to meet with New York, Attention Students annual Eastern Schools for the Deaf Basketball Tournament and officials to try and, talk them out of Cheerleading Com.peti.tion on. Thursday, Feb., 20 through Saturday, Feb.. appealing a. federal decision requir- - CLIFF NOTES 'NOW IN - 22 in Ward. Gymnasium on. the ASD campus, West. Hartford. Games are set for 4. 6:45, and, 8:45 p.m. Thursday; at 3:15, 6:30', and 8:30 ing nuclear waste to be trucked, through New York City rather than p.m. Friday; and. at 1.0 a.m , 1, and 2:30 p.m. Saturday. Cheerleading Connecticut. .competition will be held Friday. For. further information, call Congressman Rowland proposed, 727-13001. The 1 lth annual "Show of Hope," sponsored by the Aetna a meeting between Congressman. II0 % OFF Benefit Luncheon Committee to aid the American. School for the Deaf, Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., Gov. will, be held. Thursday, March 6 at the Parkview Hilton. Hotel. Admis- Mario M. Cuomo, .and Connecticut, ALL HARDCOVER BEST-SELLERS sion. For further information on reservations and raffle tickets, con- tact the school, 139 North, Main St., West Hartford., 06107....Southern officials "to explain the strength, of AT ALL TIMES!! - New England KV and Camping; Show at. the 'Veterans Memorial Col- Connecticut's case." iseum, New Haven, on. Friday, Feb. 7 through. Sunday, Feb. 9. Hours Mr. Biaggi recently called Con- New Books Arriving Weekly! will be 12 noon to 10 p.m.. Friday; 10 a..m. to 101 p.m. Saturday; and necticut officials "arrogant" for Senior Discounts Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Admission. For further information, call refusing to allow nuclear waste .Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.. 529-2123 ...the 16th semi-annual Stratford, Armory Antiques & Col- from Brookhaven National Sun. 9 a.im.-5 p.m. lectibles Show will be held Saturday, Feb. 15 from. 11. a.m. to 6 p.m., Laboratory on Long Island, in cir- and Sunday, Feb. 16 from 11 a.m.. to 5 p.m. at the Stratford Armor}', cuitous routes across 'the state on. Armory Road, Stratford. Admission. For further information, call the Maven Company at 755-5278... ."John Kane—The Music and the Lore WITElllRY Behind the Man. and the Art," a one-man, dramatic interpretation by 77 Meriden Rd. Robb Goldstein, on Tuesday, Feb.. 2,5 at 7:30 p.m. at the William Ben- Celebrates Mon.-Fri. 1 OB p.m ton Museum of Art on the campus of the University of Connecticut, Sal. 10-5 p.m.. 573-9004 Stows. For further information, call 486-4520... .Itzhak Perhnan, the The foremost violinist of our time, at the .Palace Theater of the Arts, 61 E Atlantic St., Stamford, on Monday, March 10 at 8 p.m. Admission. GRAND OPENING .,°^ For further information, call 323-2131. Frank Sinatra, presented, as | Above Anthony s Rest, a benefit for the Statue of Liberty Foundation, at the Palace Theater Of The New Oakville Store Mo;^™r of the Arts,, Stamford, on Tuesday, March 11 at 8 p.m., Phone 3,59-0099 With A Closed Thntiday or 325-4540 for farther information "Strictly Pastels," an invita- 2wmi tional exhibit of pastelists, through Feb. 28 at Gallery 53, 53 Colony PRICE SALE Spectacular Mattress St.," Meriden. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 1.2 noon, to 4 p.m "In a Grove,'" and "Farewell My Lovely," two plays by the OiN ALL SIZES " 70% You ma.y: cut o,ut ilhe coupon anil faringli t to-the store for an Additional Discount on your bedding of

20%, For A, Total Discount' Of 70% SALE EVERY SIZE Nam* Brands — factory firsts, mot sec- O'O'ds — fast ,d!e,|iwe:ry.. Please wile, yaw EVERY FIRMNESS name and address across face of coupon foir ^edification of coupon, l^ake your -TWIN, DOUBLE, purchase of the World's finest faed'din,g QUEEN, KING, at hi!) price, then piesent coupon foe Heavy duty 2X6" [ additional 10% Discount Savings. SOFT, MEDIUM:., FIRM: Thii does not apply to BOTH STORES AIE AUTHORIZED' BUNK BEDS $88.88 ondiU9.es DEALERS OF SIMMONS "BEAUTY. REST"! $ 88 SPECIAL TWIN! SITS Bassett, "DreamMaker", Sealy Poshirepedic 99 j Gift Certificates for your Valentine. We're looking for you...if your name Jonathans Is listed helow hair and skin center 756 Thomaston Road, Watertown 274-5459 Cathleen A, Albon or Julia D. Callan Janice Good ridge Walter or Phyllis Robinson Peter M. or Elaine B. Alexander Trustee Hazel or Richard C. Govotski Jeffery Ross for Matthew Steven Alexander Robert Ml. Graham, John Rudek Susan, C. Armstrong Custodian for Gertrude Gustafson Robert Russ llight fMe to Get Joseph Warren Armstrong Johnathan Havens Sylvia Sawyer Frank Balch Charles H. Hlensel or Ellen ", ,-nuegaide J. Semiatkoski Lionel D. Barren R."Timms Arthur or Susan B. Shea, Patrick Belanger Clara, Hebert Trustee for Rosilda S. Shields Laurie Blacker Kenneth G. Hebert Jr. Donald R, or Sally A. Silkey Leslie A. Bogen Jean Campbell Scholarship Fund Judith T. Smith, Custodian for Debra A, Bradshaw Cecile Jeanmarie Vicki L, Smith Alma Byrd Moreen M, Johnson Linda Stirk Vivien N. IKernan or Nancy1 Run Steven Tarlni Peter David Chizinski 1 Mary Jo Cicchetti Ellen K. or Robert C, Knudsen Joyce Terrill 'Trustee for Jeffery •Heart Shaped Evelyn Cipriano Trustee 'for Michael David Levesque lerrifl' Louis Cipriano Christine D. Lundstrom Custodian Michael J. Thomson Diamond Peter Deryaglio for Kenneth Lundstrom Arnon I. Tibon John-F. Denis Marshal Lyga Paul E, Veronneau Engagement John, or Ruth A. Dwrtski Gloria, J, Lynn- Daniel Watley James E. Doyle Custodian for Frank, J. or John A. or Victoria John W. or Sandra. Weihl Rings Lori, H. Doyle . Mlajauskas Arlene F. Welch Custodian for Alfred Durante Custodian for Natalie R. or M. Heminway Merriam III Brian J. Danielson Gary Durante Trustee for M. Heminway Merriam III Virginia A. White Custodian'for Diamond Joyce' Ml, or William C. Foy Carol H. Minor Scott Andrew White .Francis Genua-Custodian for John L. Muni Jr.. Detores Woodward Trustee for Pendants Mark Genua Ann L. or William JL Murphy Craig Bryan Woodward Diamond, Lloyd ill. Ginnish Frank E. Givero Lawrence Frederick or Marion, Peter H. Goode Raymond or Simone L. Pietrorazio E.W, Wilson Earrings These names represent dormant savings accounts in this bank. We .have been unable to locate these people and we don't want them to lose their money. But In, accordance with state law, 'One above 'inactive accounts, must be tamed over to (he treasurer of the state of Connecticut by February 1.4, 1986. • If your name, or that of someone you know, is on the above list, please 'visit, write or phone Thomaston Savings Bank 274-2574. Stop In and see our wide selection We appreciate your help. THOMASTON " WATERTOWN specially priced" for 'Valentine's...Day." TfoomastofT 140 MAIN STREET- 565 MAIN STREET Savings 283-4373 • 274-Z574 112 Grand SL> Waterbu| HABWINTON TERRW1LCE • .ROUTE 118 103 MAIM STREET Jl0ti*JB y Bank " -585-1492 582-81 IS

n ' | 754-5903 B!S «PSUIEiCf 0 OPENTiics-Sal:. 9:30-5:30 • Thuis. "til,9p.m.. 'Your Family Service Bank" ' Member FDIC Master Charge • Visa '•• .American Express T^ Property of the WatertownThe 1985 legislative session pro- Historical Society vided the necessary, vehicle -to fulfill the majority of the campaign "A, State Capitol pledg.es. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgWhile the $150' million tax cut. Review .we implemented is substantial, two remaining taxes have not been By Stale Rep. Francis J. Carpenter eliminated,,, and 'thus campaign pro- 76th Assembly District mises not kept. GrabherrRd.,T1iomastbn CT1 06787 The first is the tax on meals Home: 283-8373 under 51 - The state coffers are in- creased ' by approximately $18 million each year by this particular tax, and I have introduced legisla- Making Promises Slick • of my colleagues and. I campaign- Can Be Tough Job ed on the promise that we would tion to remove this ""nuisance." I Political ••promises often are cut a series of taxes on the over-' trust my colleagues will-support my easier to make 'than to keep. Many burdened taxpayers of Connecticut.. bill this session. The second tax, is the Real Estate Conveyance Tax. Currently a fix- ed, fee of one half of 1 percent of Custom Picture Framing 'the selling price of a home or com-, mereial property is directed to stele TRYING THEIR SKILLS at CPR techniques recently in Miss Dickin- coffers. For example, on 'the sale son's sixth grade class at Heminway Park School were Jimmy Thomas, of a $100,000' home," the state left, and Billy Kenny. (Grohs Photo) would receive a tax of $500'., Because, of the boon, in the real fiscal year—$65 million that could , loans to stimulate 'the housing in- • estate market, at the present time, be used to improve roads, the quali- dustry for young families and first- the Real. Estate Conveyance Tax, ty of child day care in Connecticut, time buyers. That way the money becomes almost: impossible to make it possible to mandate a gifted would be used, in a related'way. on eliminate at the present time. This program for school children, and all ploto tox, raised nearly $65Mllion for 'the also to/fund, a prescription drag As usual, I would be happy to 1 FRAMES State of Connecticut during'the last program, for senior citizens. " answer any of your questions or Even in Hartford, $65 million- listen to suggestions for legislation • Selection of Prints goes a long way. in, the 1986 session,. Please feel free '.Framed Art • Photo Frames One alternative to eliminating 'the to contact me in Hartford at 'tax is to earmark, a portion, of the 1-800-842-8270, or at home at 11,11 Main St., Watertown tox ($10 million) for low-interest 283-8373. (ahwc Trrri's Hair ft.Now ) Hours: Tues.-Fri. 9:30-5:00 • Sat. 10-4 274-0063 This meeting is a special session Support. Group for the support group for February , only. Planning 'Three The regular meeting on the third TOWN & COUNTRY- ;-#•(• fir M Feb. Meetings.. Thursday will take place Feb. 20 from 3 to %4:30- p.m. at the An Easter Seal M.S. Support Whitewood Manor meeting room, LIQUORS Group meeting, will be held Tues..1 177 Whitewood Road. George day, Feb. 18, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Daley, director of Camp Harkness, $7.49 the Easter Seal Rehab Center, 22 will give a slide presentaiton on the Canei 3L •$• - > Tomkins St., Waterbury. camp. Guest speaker will be Dr. Bruce Benton, a" psychiatrist from Hart- A new Waterbury area meeting Andre Champagne •2.99. ford Hospital. For further informa- session on 'the first Friday of the $4,49 l n tion, call Rupa Gandhi at month will begin Feb. 7, from. 7 to Inglenook 1.5L # KS 754-5141,. 9 p.m., at Whitewood. ICE COLD BEER, FREE'Hair Care Clinic Tues. evenings at 7 p.m. Special Discounts on case lot orders. Slop in and Discuss your hair problems.. Lottery Tickets Because great looking hair doesn't just happen. We Deliver. ffl prices plus tax. LEE KERB- Depot Square Moll 623 Main St., Watertown 274-1,094 Watertown, CT

SEE US FIRST FOR ALL YOUM, DECORATING NEEDS DEPOT1 SQUARE MALL • WATERTOWN •Featuring 274-0702 Service • Quality • Experience The Spring Cottons Have Arrived Classes Available—Call for Details f4ew Yarns Arriving: Daily. 10% Senior .Citizens Discounts

PREFERENCE.-CEILING WHITE IVloii.-Wed. 10-5:30, Tburs.-Sat 10-8, Sun. 10-2

PREFERENCE LATEX SEMI-GLOSS 199

PROSHEEN LATEX, EGG SHELL ENAMEL $1 999* .. ,JL tJ Gal. * Custom Colors Slightly Higher; Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.,to 5:30 p.m.; Thins..'til<8 p.mj Saturday 8 a.m. to 4.p.m.- — Kelly Tires —' NOW ON SALE! 'Quittii y Paints & decorating Supplies \ Prices Drastically Reduced These Tires Must Go! --b'-'. ' ',,•:•]. : •'•.].-I Free Parking 1—Tree Estimates -,,,-V _.. __ STILL'N' :.79,'lValiirbutyRd,::- > 283-4642" . ThomastonVCT SAI P PROGRESS Property of the Watertown Historical frQamyFdfoiQ'fflfiSociety '''Page- M 'J* long-term consequences of these repeated., temporary changes in, hormone levels. '. C-TEACH watertownhistoricalsociety.orgComputer Obedience Training By Craig W. Craisty, MLB. .' Tax Service . • at. your Home- or Business ' For Elderly • 'Ted Johnson, ""the ice-breaker" 274-1357 Dear" Dr. Craig: trying to balance school work, and Livingston' and Florence Since my daughter - began athletics can be stress .producing. Crqwell, Shannon Avenue, are of- athletics in high school, her Nutritional, factors also may be fering a. free 'tax service ••for the periods 'have become very ir- involved' with menstrual changes. elderly, beginning Monday, Feb. 650 Main Street regular.'Is this unusual? . People who exercise generally are 17, at the Watertown Library, 470 No, it is not unusual. The in- more conscious of their diets and Main, St. • Watertown cidence of irregular periods or no may alter the diet in association The Crowels will hold sessions periods at all among athletic with 'their schedule of exercising, on Mondays at the library, and Visit our shop early women is about: 20' percent as op- As with weight, loss, the, underly- ' Wednesdays at, the Falls Avenue 1 posed to 5. percent In the general ing mechanism is not known. senior center. 'They will assist peo- to see our full population. This number may be as Finally., hormonal changes in, the ple aged 55 and. over in preparing selection of arrangements high as 60 percent for women who body are associated with menstrual their 1985 'tax returns, either by for YOUR train intensively for competitive. irregularities.. It. Is known that ex- , making the return out completely, sports. ercise produces- changes in certain assisting, or checking • the ^Someone Special" It is interesting to note that 'the hormone levels in the body. While information. " incidence of irregular periods is the levels generally return, to nor- The service is by appointment:' higher among athletes before they mal, within a few hours after exer- only. Call 274-1634 for .further 274-3805 or 274-6975 begin training. However, the cise, it is not known if •(here are any information. association between. • exercise and. menstrual Irregularity suggests that the exercise and related .factors also play a .role In 'the development of 'the Irregularities. It is important to remember that •there are serious endocrine (hor- monal) conditions which also can cause menstrual irregularities. 'These include hypothyroidism,. of Messages premature ovarian failure,, and. others. One should not. assume that her irregular periods are related to for Someone exercise until she has seen, her family physician, to rule out the other causes. You Care For While it is not known exactly why exercise causes menstrual Ir- regularities, 'there are a number of factors associated with exercising On Valentine's that may promote.the irregularities. There also are probably other fac- tors, which have not yet, been, Day identified. Weight loss Is a factor which has . •Sample Messages been identified.. During the course of participating in, athletics,- women generally lose weight. The loss of Lee, $4.00- for 20 words or less weight, even not associated with Wlhough. u's not Chrisinus. «e 40 C eoch addition ol lin e., exercise, has long been, recogniz- still love you" Happy Vjlcnlinc's DJJ ed as a contributing factor In XXYs & OOOs. M P.B L menstrual disturbances. - • Some researchers feel that a cer- da irate, Dear J, tain level, of body fat must be main- When thc> sjj "oppnsiici at- It's hard tii tidievc that tiller fi Inicl. " they musi have been think- ycjrs it's only just begun! Looking tained to allow normal, menstrual ing of us' ftnii it gels bener every iorwurd lo moonlighting by the sen function. If this is the rase, 'though, yejr" in Hawaii the mechanism of control by body 1 love you. The little Country Western girl fat levels has yet to be "identified,.. Mart Both, physical and emotional, Sharon, Grandma & Grandpa, stress are associated with menstrual Roses are Red. 1 love you. Happy Valentine's Violets arc Blue. Day! Irregularities. Athletics can both Even though you're a, "Me"", •••• • Colin cause and relieve stress. Recrea- I guess you'll have to do! tional exercise may promote a A "Ma" Candice, sense of well-being and lead to The phone lines jrc humming Pal D., since you cjme into my lito! I'll •reduced stress. Even though jnu lcfi us for never he lonelj jgjin. .(you bring However, competitive sports can someone new, we still miss ynu' out the animal in me!) Be our Valentine Your favorite drummer in N.M create considerable anxiety,., Even, Guess Who' love, Phil SAVE 39 Let that certain someone know AftaMaf ' how you feel with a Classified Annual Springtime Valentine. Your message may be Super Salt -poetic, funny 'or dramatic, it may Pick and choose yew colors be for a' loved, one, a teacher, and prints dining Santas Annual Springtime Super a. family-member or-to anyone ALL ADS MUST BE RECEIVED BY Sate. Choose from thousands of patterns and save on -you would'It Ice ..to let know they're FEBRUARY 7, 1.986 Satins, America's leading special to,, you. The'cost is low Payment must, accompany message. name in wallcovering. and the outcome is sure to be a •Sanitag .great success.

Your .message-will appear in the February. 13th.Issue of the Town Times on the special Valentine's • message.page. Don't wait —. send, Address. JOUS- _Slatc in-your message today! - ••./;

Mail Coupon To: VALENTINE AD., CLASSIFIED DEPT. Town Times • P.O. Box 1, Watertown, Ct. 06795 Waterville ' or bring to: Cabinet & Home Center Town Times, 1192 Main St., Watertown, Cl. RcmMiilette 574-4488 500 South Main St., Thcmaslon

\ Property eonn.ji'Ftky'6,.of the Watertown Historical Society It's not their'fault,' " Health Center. night's game'will, be fumed over to That's how it goes. I watched, with great, admiration the Children's Fund "too. Those teams can't win,' and I 'have to'admit sort: of a lump As the Washington, Capitals" cap- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgA. fact everyone knows. in. my throat, as children (all. cancer tain, .All-Star Rod Lanquay said, SPEAKING patients) with such, happy smiles "It's such a, heartwarming, ex- perience to come to a hospital like OF They get so close, mingled with the All-Star players. 'You get psyched up. These terrific young people all this. It does something wonderful But as their season goes on, have hockey shirts which, to you." They naturally mess up.' represented 'their favorite teams. CUFF NOTES: The largest turn- SPORTS I 'thought, that Howard Baldwin,, out of the year (43) showed up at By Bob Palmer So do me a favor 'the chairman and. managing general, the •Water-Oak Gold Circle of And 'take my advice; .partner of the Hartford Whalers, - Sports, meeting last Monday and Support the New York teams. put things in the right perspective • selected three outstanding members, They're a virtue not a vice. when, he said: of the community to receive the "Last night our team, blew a 4-0 organization's Gold Rings at the We'll start today's column: with First the Sox, It's time for a switch. lead to the Washington Capitals. I awards dinner Sunday, April 13. a bit.of poetry written by a teenage A team in red, To root for the right team, • went back to my home, sulked Their names will be released friend of mine who is a New York The: best in the league. And cheer1 along with me, ' " about it some and was kind of shortly. Yankees and New York Giants fan, That's what you said. Your friend Francine. upset, 'then you come here'and see and who has been trying to woo me these wonderful, courageous kids Tribury Tourney ever since we met a few years ago But once again, • I've been thinking of switching and it makes you fed that winning Tilbury Tennis and Racquetball at an Eastern League baseball They showed us all, many times, Fran, but there still, or losing a hockey game isn't that Center, Middlebury, will host, its game. She's a lovely young lady They will never make would be the difference of opinion important." sixth, annual Heart Fund Tennis named Francine N'ido, The Series in the fall. • as I would find it hard after all these The Children's Cancer Fund is Tournament on • weekends during ' years to root, for the Yankees. I do the official charity of the Whalers. the month of February. ' • Ode To .Bobby P. I'll forgive you. for them root, somewhat for the Giants, They have given untold sums to the In each, event there will be an To Mr. Palmer. C'uz" "Pepere" likes them, too. although I'm not a die-hard, fan of fund and at Monday's press con- "A" and a "B" flight, the men's If you'd listen' to me But then the Pats, theirs. Thank you for the poem... ference gave a check for $100,000 and women's singles will take place You'd be much calmer. What will I do? ••to 'the hospital. Feb. 8-9, while the mixed, doubles Last Monday I had one of the . 'That is only part of what will, be event will take place Feb 15-16. I've told you once They went just so far most heartwarming experiences of given this week as proceeds from Women's doubles will be played. And I'll say it again, And tried to take it all. my life as I attended the National ••the All-Star practice,, the dinner at Feb. 22-23. This rooting for Mass. But as Chicago said, Hockey League's press conference $,250-a-pla.te (1,500 attendance) For further' information, call Just has to end. Those Boston Pats will fall. at the University of Connecticut and proceeds from last Tuesday Tribury at 758-1727. Pee Wees, Squirts Gain Age Groupers Beat West Wins In League Hockey Haven In Swimming Meet Both the Pee Wees and the New Haven 1-0. He turned back: 45 It was a close meet,' but 'the narozzi, 3. Taury Grant; Boys 100 Waters,- Sally Romano, Stacey Squirts in the Watertown Youth shots total in both games. Watertown Age Group Swim team •free relay—I. (Mai MaurieUo, Bif- Broden, Jennie Finn). Hockey League improved, their Sean Gallary and Paul Wozniak edged out West Haven last Satnr-. fy Sherer, Kevin Hartnett, Jesse Eleven .And 12 records during recent action on the scored the goals in the outdoors win day, 300-274, even after 'tying in, Weltsek). Girls— 1. (Melissa Can- Boys 100 free—,2. Jason, Sovia, ice. over Simsbury, while Alec Genung age groups. • narozzi, Heidi Beauty, Robin 3. Mike MaurieUo. Girls—2. The Pee Wees registered vic- tallied the winner against Greater The 9- .and 10-year-old boys free Rowan,, Melissa Knorr); Boys 100 Michelle Raymond; Boys 50 tories over Simsbury Farms and New Haven. Assists in game one relay team (Sho'bu Odate,. Alan, medley relay—1. (Matt Maurieflo, free.—I. Gary Santera, 3. Mike Greater New Haven, but fell to were recorded by .Marcos Green, Matt Geer, and Joe Yrzier- Biffy Sherer,,, Kevin Hartnett, Jesse MaurieUo. Girls—3. Sh.auna Washington, while the Squirts not- deEscobar, Steve Siemenski, and. ski) once again, shaved time from, • Weltsek). Girls— 1. (Heidi Beauty,, Bisson; Boys 50 breast— 1. Matt Billy Minervino. Broden, 3. Denes House. Girls—3. ched' their Connecticut Hockey their event, breaking their own' Melissa .Knorr, Melissa Cannaroz- : Conference win in beating Poulin 'had. two shutouts, but team record, with a 2:11.,37 zi, Taury Grant). Michelle Raymond;.. Boys .50 Washington, 5-2. couldn't pull out a- third. Water- clocking. Nine And 1.0' back—1. Matt Broden, 2. Denes town, had the lead 2-0 over The age groupers will host: Boys 50 'free.—1. Alan, Green, 2. House. Girls—2. Megan Fox; Boys Washington before the Washington" Naugatuck on Saturday, 'the last Matt Geer, 3. Joe Yrzierski. 50 fly—1. Gary Santoro. Girls— 1. team, scored five unanswered goals. regular season, meet before the Girls—2. Jennie Finn, 3. Amber Jennifer O'Mara, 3. Shauna" Watertown climbed back,-but fell junior and senior trials, which will Waters; Boys 50 breast—1. .Alan Bisson.; .Girls 200 individual short: at 6-4. • . • be held Feb. 22-23. Green.,, 2. Bill Davis. Girls—1... medley—2. Jennifer O'Mara, 3. Scoring for Watertown were Stacey Broden; Boys 50 back— 1. Megan. Fox; Boys 200 medley Watertown results: relay and 200 free relay—1. (Matt Jonathan Drubner (assisted by Eight .And Under' • Matt Geer,,, 3. Peter Fox. Girls—1. Gallary), Allison Wandett (assisted Amber Waters, 3. Erin, 'Corey; Broden, Jason Sovia, Gary San- Boys 25-yard freestyle:—1... Jesse toro, and Mike Maurieilo). by Tommy Calo and Gallary), and Weltsek, 2. Mike DiNapoli. Boys 50. fly—1. Sho'bu Odate, 2. -Bill Minervino, two (two assists by Girls—1. Heidi Beauty, 3. Stacey Joe Yrzierski,.. Girls—2,. Sally Jake Quigley and. one by Wozniak). Martinelfi; " Boys 25 Romano; Boys 100 individual, Thirteen And 14 Jason, Robinson, the Squirt breaststroke—2, ^ Biffy Sherer. medley—1. .Alan. Green, 2. Shobu Boys 50 ••free—2. Craig Warren, goalie, had himself a fine 'day in, the Girls—1. • Bridget Adams, 2. Odate, 3. Peter'Fox. Girls—1. Sal- 3. Mike D'Amico. "Girls—2. net, knocking away 13 shots to lead, 'Melissa. Kn.orr; "Boys ''25- ly Romano; Boys ' 200 free Elizabeth '. Moody; Boys 100 Watertown to a 5-2 win. backstroke—1,; Kevin Hartnett, 3. relay—1. (Shobu- Odate, Alan, •free—1. Joe Campbell,,, 3. Shane Bobby Clark and Billy Hughan Mike DiNapoli. Girls—1, Katie Green, Matt: Geer, and Jose Yrzier- Plourde. Girls—1. Holly Poirier; scored two goals apiece while Rus- Lawless,, 2. Korey Matthews, 3. ski). Girls—2. (Amber Waters,, Boys 100 breast—2. Mike ty Ayers scored the fifth. The Stacey Martinelli; Boys 25 Sally 'Romano, Stacey Broden, .and • D'Amico. Girls—2. Karen Ray- Squirts' record climbs to 5-16 'butterfly—1. Matt.M'auriello, 2. Jennie Finn); • Boys 200 medley mond; Boys 100 back—2. Shane overall, 3-1,5' in the league. Jon Davey. Girls—1. Melissa, C'an- relay—1. (Joe Yrzierski,, Bill Plourde. Girls—2. Elizabeth narozzi, 2. Katie 'Lawless; -Boys 50 • Davis, Shobu Odate, and Kristian Ice Skating Off .Moody; Boys 100 fly—2. Craig free—1. Biffy Sherer, 2 Kevin Hansen). Girls—1. (Amber Warren.' .' .. Bryan. Poulin 'The Parks and Recreation Hartnett, 3. Jesse .Weltsek. Department has announced,. 'there Girls— 1. Heidi Beauty, 2. Taury Bryan Poulin put: a. virtual lock will be no indoor ice skating at The Grant; Boys 100 individual. on the nets for the Pee Wees, shut- Tat School Mays .Rink, Guern- • •medley—1. Matt: MaurieOo, 2, Bif-" ting out Simsbury 2-0 and Greater seytown Road,, on Friday, Feb. 14. •fy Sherer. Girls— 1. Melissa Can- Youth Hockey Seniors Again Hosts To Hartford Whalers* Old-Timers

The Hartford Whalers' Old-Timers team, led by Tickets are available from Youth Hockey Gordie Howe and Andre Lacroix, once again will players, .American Sports World, in Oakville, Post be. on the ice to face the Watertown-Washington Office Drag Store, Southbury Sports, at Seiner's Seniors in a Watertown. Youth Hockey benefit game in Waterbury, and from rink manager.Dan Hawkins "set for Satu.rd.ay, Feb. 1.4 at The Taft School Mays at Taft. Rink, Guernsey-town Road. "Mr.. Hockey" IE The game will start: at. 7:30 p.m., but will be Gordie was a. crowd pleaser last February. k preceded, by a Watertown Mites exhibition, game Besides scoring two goals and four assists,,, the which will begin at 6:45 p.m. "Shots-on-Goal" veteran spent two full intermissions signing contests will be held in-between periods, with autographs for 'the fans. Whalers tickets going to the winners. "Mr. Hockey" has numerous National Hockey The Old-Timers won lastyear's'contest,..9-6, led League records;., He has the most career points by .Howe, Lacroix and. Garry Swain with two goals (1850), the most goals (801) and the mosts assists each. Scoring for the seniors were Sam, Simons (2) (1049). He was named to the NHL All-Star team and, Jeff Scanlon. . • " • .-. 12 times, was the league's top-scorer six times and The two-year' record of the Whalers is' 8-1-1; won. the Most Valuable Player Award six times. 5-1-0 in 1985'.. The only loss oecuredin Ridgefield, "Today, Gordie is the special assistant to Chair- Youth Hockey „ programs" benefitted ' by some .. mart/Managing General Partner Howard Baldwin $33,000 in the. 1,0 games, $20,000 of'that "figure He: attends NHL Board of Governor meetings in" 1985 alone/ ' ;. • .. . represents 'the Whalers at special league functions •The Old-Timers will play five times in 1986,. .and. handles numerous public relation assignments. their final contest at: thcMilford Ice Pavilion on • .. Also, -he- is president of the team's Alumni March 21. This will be'..the third time the Old- 'Association and, of course, captain of the Whalers Timers and Seniors have.met;on 'the ice. • Old-Timers' team. "What else for Mr. Hockey? Gontte'Hcme, "Mr. Hoduy" h .I1 i]1 Property of the Watertown Historical Society% (1986 Volleyball- themselves busy in the volleyball to enter the tournament, but never cameras," she said. "To get up at world, entering and placing second showed up. nine .on a Saturday morning to MCC Course On Girls Active in the Easter Seals Rehabilitation "It was a lot of fun, for us," sdid come to Waterbury and try to find Right Choices Centewatertownhistoricalsociety.orgr Tournament last Saturday. Watertown High volleyball coach a parking space is great!" The girls played in •• the Girls Sue Bavone. "The girls had a real- In Tourney Mattatuck Community College Competitive Division against two ly good time." will be offering a spring semester teams from Notre Dame Academy. The girls 'were sponsored by four Polar Bear Run By Kim Harmon course entitled "Selecting 'the Righ't Teams from ,H.oly Cross and high school groups—the Honor Members of 'the Watertown High A Polar Bear Run, 7.66 miles College" for high school juniors Na.uga.tuck apparently 'were going Society, adviser Carol Ann Brown; around Lake Waramaug State Park School girls volleyball team kept and seniors planning to further their Student Council, adviser Robert in New Preston, will be held Sun- educations... Pettinicchi; Spanish Club, adviser day, Feb., 23, beginning at: 11 a.m. The workshop is set for Rose - Massimo; and SADD Prizes will go to age group win- (Students Against, Drank Driving), Tuesdays, Feb. 2,5 through March, Injuries' Still Plague ners. To preregister, send a self- 18,. adviser Eleanor Bliss,-high school addressed stamped envelope to Tribe Basketball Season nurse. Lead Pack Sports, Pioneer Plaza, For further information, contact ji'i "I thought, it: was nice for so- 544 Straits Turnpike, Watertown, the Division of Continuing Educa- By Kim. Harmon meone: to put, up money for 06795, or call 274-2466. tion at 575-8028 or 575-8029. Nothing exemplifies the bad torn Watertown High. School's boys something they weren't really in- basketball, team has taken better than the recent 51-point defeat, at. the volved in," Miss Bavone said. hands of the Crosby Bulldogs. "It's (Easter Seals) a good cause Here was a. team, laden with talent—five excellent, starters and a and the money was appreciated.'' 'Of course, she said, the parents capable bench. But. through no fault of the players or coach, the season 1 has turned from a. potentially tournament-berth season to a losing one. who came down to watch the girls Who's to blame? play need to be thanked. After all, the games started/at 9 o'clock on Featuring an Expanded Line Injuries, that's who. It's almost as if .all the bad luck, in Watertown of Quality Sheepskin has centered around the basketball team, hampering Rico Brogna (jaw), a, Saturday morning. Mike Svab (knee), and Avery Tyler (shoulder), not to mention others "The parents actually came at Affordable Prices! who have been playing at less than full-strength. down to watch us, and took their But a coach can't figure on injuries. And when coach Don Ford says Cards & Gifts for your Valentine the team's season is ruined by injuries, he isn't kidding. Currently the boys are 2-9 (not. counting a contest scheduled against R.J. BLACK Kennedy Tuesday night), 1-8 in the Ma.uga.tuck Valley League. Their biggest of the two wins was the first-ever Watertown victor}' over Ho- &. SON; INC. ly Cross back on. Jan.. 14. Sales & Service Solar Hot Water Efficien f Evacuated Indians Thump Crosby Tube Design Rte. 109, Morris 567-4795 Water Pumps & .TUM.. Wed,. Sat. 9 to Si Thimt. & Fit 9 to 6: Sun. 1 to 5 The only time stealing isn't il- But stealing wasn't the only Water Conditioners legal is when it's on the basket- way it was done. There was Thomaslon Road. scoring and rebounding also. ball court...'And last. Friday, the Wafertown 274-8853 Watertown High, girls" basket- Miss Vadnais poured in 18 ball team, virtually "stole" the points and grabbled seven re- mje^s, game from, visiting Crosby. bounds, while Miss Gauthier Three girls—Denise Vadnais, added 14 points and eight re- Tina Gauthier, Na.di.ne Pal- bounds... Stacey Kiltonic grabb- .Start mer—combined to steal the ball ed eight rebounds of her own. from the Lady Bulldogs 25 Miss Gauthier also doled, out VALENTINE CHOCOLATES times enroute to a convincing six assists. Julie Svab one-upped your p 52-36 victor}'. her with seven assists. The Indians are 4-7, ex- cluding a game against Kennedy The Watertown girls took atastofle Assorted. Bark Assorted Chocolates Wednesday night, and 44 in the care of ••Crosby from every milk, dark. & white milk & dark Naugatuck Valley League. angle. The Indians' next game Gift boxed & will be Saturday night, hosting witfwitfi with, cashews, almonds Crosby fell to 3-7 in the league, 1 pecans & .'walnuts Wrapped for yot/r 3-10 overall. the Torrington Red. Raiders. . ••••'••••sweetheart- .-.- Valentine -Lollipops _ thls-sigpL FREE GIFT WRAP Fruit. & Spice Assortment MAID CANDIES SPRING SOCCER Old Fashioned "Honshound" » Apothecary Jars Milk & White Choc. Valentine Greeting; Cuds 'I This Spring, WAYS will be offering traveling teams r i associated with the Connecticut Junior Soccer Instant photos for Passports, Visas. 77,1 Woodbury Road International Licenses and Student Cards League, for boys and girls bom between Jan. lt 197§ In stunning color. While you wail. Watertown 2744202^f$^ Daily 9-5- and Dec.' 31,1978, • • . BOB'S CAMERA, I, ^n - Sunday 12-6 These will be select, teams. Trycrnts to be announced at a later 'SHOP,' INC. date. 'Tie number of'teams, selected will be reflected, by-the 90 South Main, St. number of participants, in each age bracket. Waterbury 754-2256 'The season will begin in April and. continue until the end of June, with games being played, on. Sundays. REGISTRATIONS WILL BE HELD: LIVING at Judson School Cafeteria em Saturday, Feb. 8tht 9:00-12:00 noon Monday, Feb. 10th, 6:30-8:30 p.m. — No Late Registrations Will be .Accepted — If this is your,first time registering with WA VS., please bring your birth certificate. This is a must! No one plays without one. • W.A.Y.S. League Jackets and patches will be on sale at sign-ups foe everyone, whether registering or not. A deposit will be required. WATERTOWN ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH SOCCER y VALENTINE'S PAY SPECIAL

With approximately 2800 sq. ft. of living sipace, this home is perfect for those who like to entertain or just want a home with plenty of "elbow room." Entertain graciously in the large (17" x 35") living Wining room, prepare your next holiday dinner in the gourmet size (16' x 19") kitchen, or relax in the- cozy (14" x 17')' wood panelled den . -.. . - . - . $159,900. 2.64-818O " Regular Price of: Hair Lightening Ann "Mod" ^PREMIER-••> • Gordon White Frosting Elsie Cole ^PROPERTIES, Mary Ellen, Pirog' Colors " Rite, Hoyt " - • - Kay Holcomb

1356 Southfon!.Rd.-(Rte. 67) REAL'ESTATE Southbury, CT. '06488 Property of the Watertown Historical Society tity' of- dangerous..;, and- .exotic 'Henry "I."" -Paparazzo." The weapons feeing confiscated.' Police developers, want 'the zone changed Basketball TTs Newsbeat Briefs Chief Jack Carroll and Chief In- to a uniform IR-80. Two to 'three ' buildings would be constructed per The driver of the car that killed bailwatertownhistoricalsociety.org. The charge is a Class D felony spector John Cavallas revealed a • : year over a seven- to 10-year span. Tournament Trooper 1st Class James E. Savage that carries a penalty of one ..to five 9mm. pistol with a -30-rouhd Several residents, however, oppos- on Route 8 two weeks ago was years in prison, and. a fine of up to magazine and attached silencer ed the plan on grounds of increas- A field of four grammar school charged Jan. 31 with, misconduct $5,000, Mr. Williams is due to' ap- were found in the car "of a ed traffic and "people" conges- teams will take to the court during with, a motor •vehicle, a felony. pear in, Waterbury Superior Court Naugatuck man, arrested in town tion.., . .Developer George Norman the Swift Junior High School 19th Donald. K. Williams, 57, of tomorrow (Friday)....Watertown, recently on a' drunken driving proposed to the Planning and Zon- Invitational Basketball Tournament Portland, tamed himself in to State • police are becoming increasingly charge. A, 40,000-volt stun gun, ing . Commission, the zone on 55 set for Saturday, Feb. 8 and Sun- Police and. was released, without. concerned over the 'types and quan- also recently was con- acres'of land, he has optioned east day, Feb. 9, at the 250 Colonial fiscated ... .Heritage Corporate. St., Oakville school. Development Group, inc., of of Straits 'Turnpike be changed Southbury,' unveiled plans Jan... 29 from IG-80 to residential, with ..St. John's of Watertown aod for a proposed light industrial park minimum lot sizes of 10,000 square Blessed Sacrament of Waterbury ..off StraitsTumpike and Bunker feet. The request was slated to go will, battle in 'the opening round. Hill Road on 130 acres owned, by to the P&ZC meeting Feb. 8, game at 6 p.m. on Saturday. Swift 62 East Main St. will face Oakville's St. Mary Thomaston, Ct 06787 Magdalen following 'that, match-up. Maureen Langlais 283-8798- Patty Young The tournament consolation game will tip off at 1 p.m. Sunday, co-owner Serving Watertown Joyce Peterson Chris Bishop . with the championship game Joan Robinson, Audrey Klfananowski following at 2:30 p.m. Presenta- Nrf Technidans tions-of trophies--will 'take place Denise Young, Kelly Gramitt -ForMore Than-130 Years after the games. • We. .Are Happy to Announce' That ' JEANNE (OZERKOSK!) NtCKERSON formerly of the • "Hair Gallery'' > ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Has Joined our Staff, :iCOUP.QN:'SPEC0U.:< •John. S. Brady $3.00 OFF Executive Vice-President, the Regular Price of a :» p.an«»M IIROOT&BOYDINC ' Permanent '101 South Main, St. |L'VVJW A » "^ A •"•"!k Through February 28, 1986 Waterbury, Ct. ' 753-1,234 06723 i WHEN MOVING i YOUR FAMILY i RITA HOYT, Watertown, has joined the staff of Premier Proper- ties, Ltd. of Southbury. A longtime i resident, of Watertown where she CALL resides with her husband Richard, she brings with, her a 'thorough knowledge of 'the Tri-Bury area, OUR FAMILY Though new to real estate, Mrs. Hoyt already has listed and sold a number of properties, and 'enjoys ... working •with first-time buyers. She previously' worked .in a meciical of- Serving" 13/ Area ;To,w ns| • "Litchfield \ fice in, Watertown,., © \ WATERBURY MIBBLEBUKY Thorn aiton 1 CASH \ I •^ •• \ We will pay a top price for NAUGATUCK PROSPECT 7 your house. WOLCOTT r jrr \Watei towiv^/ { WOODBURY < — Any Condition — / / \ i \ ~ / • ) If OXFORD BEACON FALLS Wood.bu.rJ " Confidential Service # 1 ^~"*1 / • \ • * Our 18th Year! CHESHIRE THOMASTON- ^* Southbury Mtddict \ . ( J X Call: Fred Rev her \ ^ / Waterbury \J 1 SOUTHBURY WATERTOWN Xv f 754-4178 Anytime UTCHFIELD 7 • /• i Cheshire ." Oxford' J zlx*Jtnick K. fLtalux. « / V * r\ 1 i"t — A \kl~._l. 66 willow st. rn 1 Waterbury IS Over 65 Real Estate , Professionals . . , 1 • 1 Na»8atuck f Toll Free Relocation, National Realtors-MLS Free Market Analysis ' COMPETITIVE COMMISSIONS '"' ^ ' ^ PROFESSIONAL SERVICE i I - EVERYTHING WE TOUCH TURNS TO SOLD 13MLS i Prompt, I Professional - E1TANI Results. I Buying or selling REALTY,WO RLDa- ASSOCIATES • a home? STAT£- i "Home Ownership - The American fineMt" Talk with Joyce Palomba -.- SOUTHBURY B||tDO5P0RT i WATERTOWN MIDDLE BURY " 264-4M5 •: 274-5431 758-1768 DANBURY NAUGATUCK WATERBURY Ijj' i 797-0315 < "'. ' MLS] it 723-14141 ; " 7534000 i REALTY WORLD Ask Your Realty World Settani Representative About . ' . ' SETTANI MORTGAGE COMPANY fEIUM .. 2024 East MainStreet* WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT 06705 JtSSOCURS 1197 Main Street A RILL, SERVICE REAL ESTATE COMPANY 575-001111 Watertown • h • 274-5431, ' •M til • M ,11 I Property of the Watertown Historical SocietyA, 1986 , Page £ the special classes will, work on The service is sponsored, by The Rivers Council, loy Scouts, of' WAAFSC Has Valentine crafts.- Parents and Protestant Committee on. Scooting, America. Watertown is served by association, members will have an serving 'the Blue Trail, and Mat- the Blue Trail District. Feb. Session watertownhistoricalsociety.orgtatuck Scouting Districts of Long open meeting in 'the teachers." The Rev. G. Robert Stott, pastor lounge. two successive Sundays, Feb.. 9 and The Watertown Area Association of Trinity Lutheran Church, will 16. for Special Citizens will hold its Anyone interested in par- share in 'the leadership of the How To Make ticipating; with special education Classes, beginning at. 2 p.m., monthly social for children and Scouters" Ecumenical Worship will be held in the Trail House on their parents on 'Thursday, Feb. 13 educational and recreational pro- Celebration set for Sunday, Feb. 9, Maple Syrup" gramming is invited to attend. For Church Hill Road. Class time will, at 7:30 p.m. at The Taft School, at 3 p.m.. in St. John's Episcopal Ed. Briggs, Flanders Nature involve a trip to Flander's Maple Woodbury Road. wither information, call the recrea- Church, 16 Church St., -Water- Center naturalist," will, conduct a tion office at 274-5411, ext. 253. Syrup House and nearby sugar This month, the children from bury. course on. making maple syrup on bush.

Let the selling power of -i T—--* REALTY WORLD t/cA\ ^m LI J' I i \ X

f ETTAN1 REALTY WORLD OWCASE ASSOCUTCS help you get"a better price for your home. WATERTOWN WATERBURY OF 274-5431 '753-9000 MIDDLEBURY NAUGATUCK 758-1788 7:23-1414 BRIDGEPORT SOUTHBURY 264-6665 DAN BURY 335-1289 HOMES 797-0315

Everything We Touch Turns To SOLO'

WATERTOWN — HORSE LOVERS Here is the best of berth worlds--! charming antique farmhouse with loads • or space and wonderful vintige detail ing-chestnut beams, wide floor bounds, 3 fireplaces, and picturesque front porch. Now undergoing complete renovation, there will be new plumbing, hot ing, wiring, central air conditioning. Modern kitchen, master bedroom with walk-in closet, jacuzzi— in short, a brand new house in a historic frame, 4 bed moms, 4 baths, library PLUS 2 large tarns, 7 beautiful rolling, acres. "*"\i I, 1 I $385,000 New Listing Waterbmy - R.R. in Bunker Hill area. Featuring 3 BRs, 1 % baths, GAKVJLLE level lot, sonny exposure, fully appliance*) kit., and. more. Make Maintenance-free brick Cape w/2 Bedrooms, and 2 mote unfinished, an appointment to see 'this really neat, nicely decorated, home,. You'll eat-in kitchen, charming LR, Bar in basement for entertaining, be proud to own it. Only $97,500. Ask for Angela. park I ike grounds, in better-lhan-new condition, w/city utilities and garage. Don't miss this one! Ask for Joyce Palomba. $94,500. REAL ESTATE 16 Sherman Hill Woodbury ROOT&BGYB fEIIAIll 274-5431 REALESTATE ASSOCIMES Wal.eirlo.wn, Office 263-0200 REALTY .WORLO.- 756-7258 WATERTOWN THANK YOU FOR PUTTING US IN OUR PLACE $750,000,000 RAMCK 115,000' NOKTHFIELD^irca 1795 Home on S'A acres There are 1 rooms including 3 BEDBMS-Owner's tender loving care reflecls in this beautiful a 25x24 Lningroom plus 3 fireplaces; a 32x16 bam would suit multiple needs in sales iii 1985 home. Lovely Liv. rm. with bow window & plush w/w carpeting. This, is a ore opportunity for an antique home (they just aren't milling them .anymore). For appt. pleez call Angela Corcoran (mes 274-42S01 Gourmet eat-in kitchen folly appl'd. w/cherry cabinets, ceramic tile, 2 full baths magnificent Fam. rm. w/woodburning stove, other Q.T.K ECTICUTS LARGESTtNOEPEMDENT REAL ESTATE FIRM amenities, above ground pool, garage and city util. Won't last long! BODDLEBUKY • SOUIHBUBY 758-1733 264-2880 MLS

RE A! ESTATE fXeali 16 Sherman Hill Woodburv CT 06798 203/261-0200 967 Main St., Watertown 274-9661 Merrill Lynch NEW LISTING \\ \TERTOWN Ftee MARKET EVALUATION OF' YOUR, HOME CALL THE. LEADER IN CORPORATE RELOCATION .ALSO FREEH NEA HOME-Cu torn built colonial feature spaciou Using . A* to • •nwn.rwtoB, 'QBOW *wn Vmm 1*mm* »imra Oonqmy. formil dining room eat in kitchen lovely rumi hed famih ' • Find «a ihw mmm Etonk Mwig«J» Coaptiqi can IMp yw inn 21 bath 2 car attached garage asphalt dn\ewa> and land jr i . 7 make this house a fim hed ma terpime - all on a lovel) treco I 4 _nu-.jj i-l - !-'--- •'- • _••_•• ii ,-••'. . acre lot in a mo t desirable area ot Watertown anJ growing family *L ncv. deck overlooking a graps arbor and a lo\cly >ard complete the picture Ml of ihis for 5129,900 \MllW\A M/QS WLL14V1 REAL ESTATE • Sherman Hill, Woodbury, CT 06798 - 203/263-0200, NORMAN LTD. REAL ESTATE. 274-6786' REAL ESTAT 1269 Maim St., Watertown «r15i-«tl5 16 Shennan Hill, Woodbury, CT 06798 jgage 2£S '^n^Tiffle^pyat^rfawn^^jCgnj^Property ofj Feb the. ,6^1986 Watertown Historical Society £57 watertownhistoricalsociety.org

IN THE TOWN TIMES PHONE: 274-6721 TODAY!!

ALL CLASSIFIED MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE.; LIGHT TRUCKING. Attics '& AIDES, PART-TIME, two shifts, 16. LOST& FOUND. Tussday noon is the deadline for classified'advertising... garages •••cleaned. Trash: removal, 8 a.m. to' 1 p.m. & 1 p.m.-to 5 p.m. furn, & appliances, etc. Call Bob, M-F. Home care of handicapped STRAY CAT HOTLINE. Have ..Mates: $2.50 minimum charge for the first 12 words, plus adult male, including • therapy you, lost o:r found a cat? Call $.45 per line for each additional line beyond the minimum folowup. Must be 18 & reliable. $5 APPLIANCE -REPAIRS. 274-6291,,, 2-7 p.m. only, Mon.- per hour. 274-0116. Fri. Help us advertise.. We need, (approx. four words per line). In addition, to Town Times, 'Washers, dryers, electric stoves & : donations. all. ciassifieds are carried in the Water-Oak Shoppers'' refrigerators. Call •274-6319. WANTED: Mature,' resp. person Guide at no additional charge. " . " for cleaning, 8 a.m.-Noon, Mon. .HARDWOOD FLOORS?.. Don't: 'FOUND:'Black, long-haired cat, through Fri. Call 274-2516, ext. white patch on chest. Bunker Hill, cover 'them,, sand. &refinish. Sen- 245, from 8. a.m.. to noon. sible rates, quality services,., Middlebury Rd. area. Call 1. SERVICES. OFFERED HOUSECLEANING 274-1110'. - REGULAR BASS 274-9556. ' " • ' •HARDWARE STORE seeks, part- ' EMIL»8, .JE'WELERS Weekly or Every Other Week time employee. Must be available 19. HOME. PARTIES 709 Maiii St. SPRING CLEANING ,2. FOR SALE days during; week and Sunday mor- • Watertown ALSO' SPECIALIZING IN: PRINCES HOUSE consultants. 1 nings, Please call, 266-5262. Expert watch repairing. Window Cleaning JUST ARMTVEP Chintz *N Prints .Let us show you bow you may Guaranteed workmanship. Cleaning & treating cabinets of Newtown, an enormous number HOSPICE coordinator. Full time •.receive free crystal, just by having and. paneling. of Decorator Slipcovers, Drapery- position,, 37' hours weekly to coor- a home party, Also •earn, extra • MARANATHA Stripping build-up on NO-WAX Upholstery 'fabrics at, enormous dinate and, develop an, existing money part time, Please: call Arlene CHIMNEY SWEEPS floors and applying floor finish. savings. 5. Main St. (Route 25) volunteer support program, serving at 274-5220 or Pat,, 274-6813. Chimneys cleaned professionally. Wall washing. Newtown, Conn. two V.N.A. areas in Northwest Quick, clean, efficient service. Cleaning and •beating FIBERGLASS' Conn. Candidate must, have ad- • LEGAL. NOTICES 729-0'160 or 573-1,255. showers and tubs. LONG-360 TRACTOR,, 2wd. 140 ministrative &. supervisory skills in, Waxing and buffing wood floors. hrs. Plows, harrows*& more. $7250 •the field of 'human services. (B..S. State of Connecticut I WILL .DO your WALLPAPER- • Reliable • Detailed. • Neat or BO. 274-0685. Degree "preferred.),. Submit resume Court, of Probate ING and, exterior and, interior pain- 'THE. HOUSECLEANERS to: Hospice Project Care, c/o 305 .District of Watertown ting. Excellent: references. Call Bob 274-3809. THE FABRIC .BARN. Remnants, Main St., Watertown,, Ct. 067951. January 24, 1,986 Perkins, 274-2990.. Free Estimates Insured trim. Wednesday-Sunday, 10-5. Rt. • NOTICE 'TO CREDITORS 63 East Morris, 567-5823. Closed 5. FOR RENT Estate of IRVING GORDON PAINTING: Int-ext, painting. 'CHILD CARE,, infants to pie- Mon. & Tues. • " -The Hon. Carey R. Geghan, Judge, school. Experienced, references. K- Free estimates. Quality work. Ex- FLORIDA, HOME RENTALS of the Court of Probate, District of cellent references. All work Mart-Bunker Hill area. 274-2788. CONTEMPORARY 90" couch & Watertown at a hearing held on .Lie. #21.O8ft available. Completely furnished. guaranteed,. Ray Lawlor, 274-2283 60" love- seat,' gold/white $275/week. Looted, in southern Jan.. 24,, 1986 ordered, that all or 274-2225. sculptuied velvet. 'Two .swivel rock- Orlando, minutes from, Disney claims must be presented to the RELIABLE ing chairs, white velvet. All pillow "World. Call 274-0368 "or fiduciary on or before April 30, •' HOMEOWNERS HOUSEKKEEPES covers, removable for washing. $400 274-7555. »>• 1,98.6 or be barred- .as; by law General home repairs & im- 274-9531 for all or $200 for couch, $150 for provided. provements. Carpentry, electrical love seat, $75 .for both, chairs. 6. WANTED TO RENT Kathleen B. Navin, Clerk & plumbing. Interior or exterior. INCOME 'TAXES PREPARED, 274-5813. The fiduciary is: No job too small. Prompt service your home or mine. Reasonable GARAGE for commercial truck. Louis Esloe at reasonable rates. Quality 2 GOOD QUALITY' 10-spd. 8701 N.W. Iltfa St. workmanship. Free estimates. Ful- bikes. Both need, some adjustment. Must be '30" long with 11" door. PATOfTlNG Call 274-8228. Plantation-; Florida 33304 ly insured. References, available. One woman's bike,, ,$40, one man's TT 2-6-86 . hike,,$50.. 274-8775: \ •'. • ' 3. WANTED TO BUY' XaQjWHHTJ HELP HOME REPAIRS, remodeling 2..5W ITEMS of collector's .gifts &,^ WANT TO. BUY old clocks, and. additions. For free estimate call Bill ., MASON-WOOD gadgets.. Something for everyone.' pocket watches. Also, Grandfather WANTED Clock, 274-2859. CO:NTRACTO:RS 20% off' Istiime orders. Buy 3, get clock repair. Call Phil Dunn, Sr., Additions, remodeling, decks, in- 1 •free. Send $2 for catalogue: Curio at 274-1932. Part Time ENTERTAINMENT Cabinet, P.O. Box#06', Wtn., Ct.," teriorrenowtionSj garageS i custom Flexible Hours for ch.ld.rer s parties and shows. 06795-0406. :.* • 10. LAWN & GARDEN Apply in Person. COUNTRY SOFA & chair w/pine INCOME'TAX PREPARATION ONLY 10 WEEKS UNTIL No Calls Please arms, $100; Pine -grandfather's •SPRING, 1986. Call LAWN if'hZ *co,unt!ng periCes- Buiks cleaned. Reasonable .rates. clock.,. $200; Antique dark coffee • GUYS for your lawn needs, Jim's E-Z Stop r grinder brass & pine lamp, $25. Stephen M. Mutarek, CPA. mm56 m 274..,5839, •274-2,636. " 274-0608. 382 Buckingham St. • Oa'kvile, Ct. _ _ 'TYPING ' ' N. CIPRIANO LANDSCAPING. PLinVIBING washer, dryer ser- • PROCESSING WHIRLPOOL ••portable WORD dishwasher in exc. cond.,-$75. Call 7 more weeks until spring,. With vice. 274-2333. Leave message, ResumeSj ,etlerSj;'term, papm> •274-3222. 1-y.r. contract for lawn mowing MORTGAGES ___._' __ manuscripts, • mailing lists, receive free fertilizing. Ask about, : our free offer with installation of FIXED nAVr, n'-Z". " . repetitive letters, tapes transcribed. SKIS, kitchen, table, benches, win- ^^^in«r^:nSedhome' Notary. Public Wbodbury dow frames, beds, sewing machine, new lawns. Spring cleanup. Call, . 2,74-1727. RATES infants to 4-yrs-old. Call Joan. Plea- Secretarial Service* antique Victrola,. books., radio, FIRST MORTGAGES sant, 274-4192, after 11 a.m. RA.""Y. BERR™_!. Y & !!"SONS. , painting glasses, odds and ends. Call, _ '• 1,2. AUTOS FLOOR SANDING & 274-211,6. FIXED RATE re finishing. Quality work, at contractor. Quality workmanship, "competitive prices. Insured. Free 1968 JEEP CJ5, V6, 4wd, over- MORTGAGES reasonable prices. Free estimates. MEDITERRANEAN, console Call Ray, 274-4665.. estimates.'574-1435. sized, 'tires, chrome rims, Blue & ADJUSTABLE RATE Capehart AM/FM stereo, 8-track white. Full roll cage. No top. 80'% • MORTGAGES & record, player, $1,50,., 274-1,592. SMALL ENGINE. REPAIR. " THOMAS' P. MCHAUBt,, CPA .restored. Asking $1200 or will Lawn mowers, snow blowers, Individual and. small business tax negotiate, 755-4135, p.m. ALSO chain saws, tune-ups, rebuilding. returns prepared... Call: * 1 HELP WANTED • ' 756-23S3 274-6036 after 4 ,p.m. '1984 FORD' ESCORT 2 dr., hat- 'HAM, STYLIST. Responsible. chback. Exc. cond. $4,600 or B.O. ¥1 PRIVATE 'CARE for your child at Full time. Following required. Call 755-6467 any time after ,5 p.m., or CREATIVE. WALLCOVER- The Hair Affair Tues.-Sat. 9-5, ask ING. Specializing in. wallpaper, Tara Home Day Care. Now accep- 283-9820 any time. FIA ting applications by appointment for Janet, 757-0817: • painting & tile. Quality workman- 1 LOANS ship, rally insured, free estimates. only for children ages 2-4, 'day shift I9W FO1D LTD ., "390 automatic, Call 274-2138 or 758-8431. only. Exc. refs. State licensed.. For' SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA, AM/FM, elect, windows. Runs more, info contact. Dee Randis, workers needed for. student lunch good.'Good shape. $500 or B.O. ONLY 2344168. program,,. For further information 274-8736 after 5 p.m." BABYSITTER available after call 274-3195. \ . ' . school, evenings & weekends-. 14 3% years old. Experienced. Call INCOME 'TAX "RETURN.. ' 1,976 FORD BUCK CENTURY. ' Cathy, 274-9918.' • • preparation by CPA. Tax. specialist, • •'.. CAFETERIA. DIRECTOR . 'Good cond. Automatic. -Low '111165. DOWI for individuals & businesses, small Watertown Boaid of Education is ' Call 274-6005,." $1,500 or best & large. Modern Wbodbury. office seeking applications for the position'. ALL 'TYPE of ceilings sprayed. offer; ' HEEDED with, plenty of off-street parking at of Cafeteria.D:irecto,r in the Water-" Light, medium or heavy glitter op- Sherman Village. Office Hours town" Public, Schools... Salary, tional. New or older .homes. 197,2 VOLVO''142, Meek" exc. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ap- negotiable & commensurate with DjinRite Dry wall. 274-1107. Good -body. Extra, tires. Clean. SETTAM pointments; necessary. Call."Brace experience. •' Considerable • $700. 274-6341. "E, Carusillo, CPA,- 2634800 or .. knowledge of food production & MORTGAGE ABC MOVING & TRUCKING. 2634659. _ - ..' food, service required." Closing date ;' 77 BLAZER, green. AT, spoked COMPANY Attics, bams & cellars cleaned... for letter of application is' Feb-. 21, . 2024 East Main St. Light moving & delivering. wheels, 4"* lift, tinted' windows, TILE REGROUT & repair. New 1986. Qualifications & job descrip-' stereo & CB. As is, $2,000 or B.O. Waterbury 274-95!2.\ - . .installation & remodeling available. tion may be obtained by" contacting Call after 6 p.m., 729-4423. Call 274-9089-any time,., .Dr. Philip M. Fallen,, Superinten- a Division of E&R HOME IMPROVEMENT dent of Schools^JRfeterbwii' Public .-. • ' .WORTH IT? „ REALTY WORLD ' Settani Associates, Inc. Garages, additions, roofing and' CHILD. CARE-Will watch, your School, Dept., TcT'DeForest -St., '•• Jt might'not be worth it—it takes hew constitution. 274-6545, 'Eld.,, or. ! -child in my home.• Licensed, ex- Watertown, Ct. '06795,, 274-5411, more character to live with success ''274-2283, Ray. • - ' ... ; 575-0011 perienced. 274-9089. ; Ext 313. BOB.', v • '• , - ••• -• than it does to' achieve it. Towri'-Times. i.1^ -1986- .Page" -27' Property of the WatertownThe concept of what the defens Historicale Society industrial base should, provide has •February Is • : Picnic for kindergarteners 'through changed since Mr. Eisenhower's 'third, graders. There will be films, Nancy Johnson's days in office, which ended 25 For Teddy Bear games, prizes,' and awards. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgyears-ago this week. The notion 'Participants should, bring their Congressional Report' that America would be involved in own lunch,, and. favorite teddy bear. .Fun'With Kids ' Grades 2 to 6 are invited for Sixth District Connecticut a prolonged conventional battle like Korea or World War H. may be old February is "Teddy Bear ' Gam,e,,Da,y Friday,, Feb.. 21. Bring Toll Free l-8W)-38:-lX>:i fashioned... Month*" at the Oakville. Branch a game and a best friend to share • (M2) 225-4476 Library', 55 Davis "St, in' the fan. •'223-8412, New Iritaim Stories and, pictures from Griffin •Teddy Bear Story Hour will be But few would argue that relying 1 and Polk schools in Oakville will 'Friday, Feb. 28, at 10:30a.m. for on foreign sources for the goods, be displayed throughout, 'the month,, preschoolers, who should bring a production processes, technology and, several special, activities-have teddy bear. Machine Tools: Still Critical Nakasone has responded favorably. or equipment needed by this coun- been planned. Registration for the activities can After All These Years _ ' In, fact, while I will continue to try for any mobilization makes On'Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 12 take place at the library. For more * "There seems, to be a bad shor- push the 232 Petition, I favor a six- good sense. noon,, there will be a Teddy Bear information, phone 274-6761. tage of machine tools. I am going month hold on the quotas while we Seidu Delphians to take as one element of my- per- negotiate, voluntary restraints. - Need improving...call us! sonal ambitions, that of preaching Bui the petition has been in the The Seidu Delphians Society will, of the need for machine tools as President's in-basket for about two meet Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 2:30 •• ROOFING • SIDING- part of military preparation until years now; it needs help. So.in the p.m. in the home of Mrs. Ellsworth • SEAMLESS GUTTERS some damned, administration will last few months 1 have met with and Candec, 44 Beach Avenue. Chimney Work • Emergency Work take the necessary.measures." encouraged action by U.S. Trade Altering • Paneling • Drop Ceilings • Remodeling, Anybody who has followed my Representative Clayton Yeutter, crusade to aid the beleagured U.S. Commerce Secretary fclaleom machine tool industry may swear Baldridge, White House Chief of HELP WANTED Oakville the words above were culled from Staff Donald Regan, Army Receptionist-Estimator Home Improvement Co. one of my speeches "on the floor of Secretary John.-Marsh, and. lately. Joseph "Dean" C ill tone Defense Secretary " Caspar Congress. But Dwight D. Eisen- Medium size, quality offset prin- 60' Tarbell Avenue, Oakville . 'Weinberger. , hower beat me to them., penning, ting Co., looking for someone to 274-23.28 • ,283-0876 • 757-1000 "A" ™»* guaranteed in wriiing.'"" these musings in his diary in the This week. I wrote to Secretary handle reception, • answer More than 2.5 year's experience summer of 1951. of State George Schultz requesting telephone, typing, 'taking in orders Ike was then, stationed in the his support... These and other top- & figuring estimates. Some book- Paris suburb of Rocquencourt as level officials I plan to contact . We own and operate our own equipment keeping exp. needed. Call Mr. weew .US NATO's Supreme Allied Com- could do much to get an administa- * We are not agents/ 1 Read, Shiver Mountain Press, FORA . tion, decision on the petition, and Trips To • mander, Europe, and he was con- 868-0583. FREE cerned that U.S. forces were soon. New England ESTIMATE dependent on a. shaky defense in- - N.Y, N.J., dustrial base. They still are. While the domestic machine tool industry WATERTOWN AUTO BODY I continues to be the very foundation, 40 Years Experience Danbury of the defense industrial base, it has We Specialize In: Waterbury WEEKLY TRIPS TO ~& 797-0567 been eroded dramatically. Import • REPAIRING FOREIGN & DOMESTIC CARS penetration has jumped from 27 • INSTALLING SHOCKS & LIFETIME MUFFLERS 757-8070 f FLORIDA T New M llford percent in, 1983 to 44 percent, to- • AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Mooct * snwcF »,««;( ft cures -—" 354-1050 day, part of the reason, why • • FIBERGLASS REPAIRS WE OWN MID 0HEKIE DIM EQUIPMENT Torrlngton domestic production has fallen by _ • CUSTOMIZING & RESTORATION OF OLID' CARS two-thirds since 1981. • INDUSTRIAL PAINTING __ 482-8508 Foreign-made lathes and metal AS Mmiagtolls 0*ER SI lEMl'tF SERVICE shapers have taken about 40 per- Knight Street, Watertown An Met Ilia 5'I.N MOVING & STORAGE. INC Florida We Invite TOUT MMHM0., TKESIOElf P.O. Box 4511 274-662:6 Tit 'WnH Minn Oilllf Dili') Minn Ihn W«rtJ (305)52442441 cent .of U.S.. market. Even more Comparison alarming, about 80 percent of our orders for tools on the technological cutting edge are fill- ed by imports. .'ATTENTION ATTORNEYS Statistics -like these- have spurred Do You Need Ootside Secretarial Help? me to step into Mr. Eisenhower's pulpit... From, there I have been, 1 have eight years, of Secretarial and IP'ara-Lega'l Experience. preaching for the Reagan ad- Word Processing Includes: ministration to endorse the 232 Form Documents" • . • Tapes Transcribed Petition, a document filed by 'the Repetitious Letters " ' Mailing Lists National .Machine Tool. Builders Notary Public that requests quotas, and tariffs on imported machines. These L. ROCK measures would counteract, the ar- TYPING SERVICE tificially low prices—made possi- Oatnrillle, Connecticut 274-9505 ble by host, government subsidies —foreign, producers offer in order to penetrate new .markets. LOW COST FOR HIGH RISES, I am no fan. of protectionist Help Unlimited, Inc Careless people can drive your Con- you need. measures,. But fierce global com- dominium insurance rates sky-high. Talk to your independent SAFECO petition, a strong, dollar overseas, 285 Main. Street, Oakville But if yon "re a, responsible person, agent soon. and. denial of access to some export "Your Home Care Registry" your SAFECO' agent may be able to jff!3|SAVE WITH markets have taken their toll on * OFFERING PERSONALIZED SERVICES IN offer you some very down-to-earth CSJFSAFECO American producers, endangering YOUR HOME, 24 HRS. A, DAY, 7 DAYS A, WEEK rates. • •••=":'.;'..:.-: •:r.?;\:'-: .And. still provide all 'the coverage •—.«.»,«».M..»M>~-«I our national security and costing • Registered Nurses • Personal Aides jobs. The facts speak for themselves: 25 percent of U.S. pro- • Licensed Practical Nurses • Companions ' SuUiuan itumrmice Agcnctf ducers have gone out of business m Bath and Nutrition A ides Depot. Square Mall, Watertown since the 1932 recession, when, the Also Offering "COMMUNI-CALL*' 274-8871- industry as a whole stopped, turn-' A Unique Voice to Voice Communication System independent Jjisnrance Agent 1 ing a profit. For Emergency Help • Accident Prevention In Connecticut, one of the na- and Companionship ii tionals five largest machine tool > Our Help is Unlimited,..If you need help in. any way - states, the number of industry jobs WALLPAPER DEPT. dropped 36 percent in the last 10 PLEASE CA LL: 274-7511 Rate Schedule and years, from 6,700 to 4,300. This Denise Charette, Nancy Colson Brochure Available With A Selection of Over job loss drains the pool of skills so Co-Directors • Upon Request, critical to the industry's •future. NOW 250 Unfair global competition, has taken, a. toll, too. Foreign policies AVAILABLE ^ BOOKS set by the Carter administration keep American, makers 'from enter- Rug Doctor '3 ing Communist markets already protected by their own govern- RENT THE STEAM ments. Bootlegging is another CARPET AND Moore problem—some overseas com- UPHOLSTERY CLEANER FOR THE petitors have simply and impudent- DO-IT-YOURSELFER ly copied, produced, and sold. America's best. The knockout: punch is dollar strength, overseas— . the price of American-made pro- ducts is inflated by an exchange rate that in effect devalues other O&kv'iLLe currencies. Import' tariffs and. quotes are not necessarily 'the answers, however. Countries that have made 'the big- gest inroads into U.S.," markets i 300 Main-Street, Oakville 274-1500. should be encouraged to institute voluntary quotas, an idea to which "iBo^tyDarostevFtnip. •• -' Hows. Mon.-M. 84:30 Japan: Prime Minister Yasuhiro Property of the Watertown Historical Society Page 28 Town Times (Watertown, Conn.) Feb. 6, 1986 watertownhistoricalsociety.orgdollars," local, police said- role women have played, in Con- Stratton Skiing; Chief Inspector John Gavallas necticut since the 18th century. said the thief approached the vic- Narrating the film will be the tim outside the restaurant at 12:05 former president of the Hartford The Parks and Recreation, a.m.. when 'the manager was leav- Graduate Center, Dr. Homer Department has announced, it. still ing for a, night deposit. Babbidge. has openings for its ski trip to Strat- ton Mountain, Vt., set for Wednes- The thief took 'the money, which Guests are invited to' bring; a, was in a Colonial Bank deposit bag, sandwich. Beverages and desserts, day, Feb.. 19. and escaped by running to the back will be provided by 'the Library The bus will, leave Watertown. at of the restaurant parking lot and up Friends. , . . 6 a.m. and return at 8 p.m., 'The Trumbull Street, Inspector registration fee Is for transportation Gavallas, said. The robber is about The program is free. For further only. For 'further Information, call 5-ft. 8-in. tell, with a stocky build, information, call 274-6729. the recreation office at. 274-5411, and. was wearing dark clothing, he ext. 253. added. The victim was unable to deter- V mine if the thief was male or £tilTH ADVANCED female, Caucasian or black, police said. They have asked if anyone saw someone walking in, 'the, Trum- bull, Street area around midnight to give the Detective Bureau a, call. NEW 27 CUBE SERIES TV ORAL BIOGRAPHY BOOK REPORTS in Marcia Moriarty's sixth grade reading cla^s at Heminway Park School had these youngsters WITH MIS STEREO, REMOTE CONTROL dressing up as the characters they talked about. Left to right are Matt Art League To NEW LARGER PICTURE, INCREDIBLE SHARPNESS Geer, Janie Sciortino. Michelle RajmonJ, Becky Church. Jason Beeler, and Rusty A>ers. (Heminway Park Photo) Hold Initial 1986 Meeting 'Talking Books' L'Amour; "Chiton's Auto Repair Manual: Domestic and Canadian The Watertown Art, League will (Continued from page 1) Cars from, 1979 Through 1986"; hold its first meeting of the new "American Falls," John Calvin year Friday, Feb. 7, at 3 p.m. in and "James Bond: Live and. Let Batchelor; "Fiskadoro," Denis the community room, of the Water- Die," Ian Fleming. Johnson; '' Godfi res."' Will iam town Library, 470 Main, St., New Books Hoffman; "Kennedy in Vietnam," Robert Burns, a self-taught The branch library also has the William J. "Rust; "Man's Illegal photographer, will, present, an "Ar- following new books available: Life," Keith Heller; and, "Other tistic Expression'" slide program "Adrift: 76 Days Lost at Sea," by Halves," Sue McCauley. exploring nature through light and For Steven. Callahan: "The Crystal music. Dove." Mollie Hardwick; "A 1986-1987 Featuring: Robber Steals He has won, numerous awards for Model SB2797V Testament of Hope: The Essential his work, which, has been exhibited • \1TS Mirnisiuinil siskin pr >L Writings of Martin Luther King throughout New England, and has Sophisticated modern style wilh LSSIS Mulli ih mnel TLIHISIIIH Night Deposit all (ho right reasons for buying SnunilTiln Ms \\\\\ iirimssis Jr...." Martin Luther King Jr.: traveled extensively in pursuit, of "Dansvilie." Robin McCor- Zen i I h,. Calii nei i s o n I v .si i gh 11 y simull minus siinml I injuui Of Pizza Hut natural settings for his portfolio. wider (hun a convent ion a I W TV. ir jnsl iiuinsnrnihir 2ml JUJIU quodale; "The Vigil," Clay His works have appeared, in books, Black vinyl finish. Stereo headset prnjr mns* Reynolds; "The Loves of Harry An armed robber, wearing a newspapers, and. multi-media slide and iaefc. fur private listening. • SCh">IWI Ci>nipuit.r Sp ILL Dancer.."' Lawrence Sanders; "The white mask or surgical-type gauze shows. Removable tinted glass improves CunimjnJTl \CRrimn'i Seventh Secret," Irving Wallace; substance, confronted a Pizza Hut The program is free... contrast: side-firing speakers add Liintrnl and "Flaming Tree," Phyllis A. manager outside the Main Street: a new dimension to sound. • Chrom iLiilnr Lnnir isl Whitney. restaurant Tuesday morning and Pmuri Tube Also: "Ju.ba.1 Sackett,' Louis made off with "several hundred • 17H c ha nnel q oartz t un ii n ». ' State Heritage The quality goes in • Video Mi on i tor capability. Film. Scheduled lief ore ihe name gnes on. * When, unit where bmailcnM. '"Connecticut Heritage—To We Are Now Otiering Govern Or Contend" will be the MARINO'S TV-& APPLIANCE featured film show at the second 12 867 Meriden Road A Complete On Premises noon lecture on Tuesday, Feb., 11, at the Watertown Library, 470 Wafer bury, Conn. Main, St. Shirt Service The film, program, sponsored by 574-4886 Same Bay Service On Request the Friends of the Watertown JJpen: Hoo.-Firi. 9,6, Thurs. 'til 8, Sat, til 3 Library, describes the changing ALLYN'S Open Cleaners and Dyers For 1,5 Echo 'Lake Road,, Watertown Business 2744636 • •

Stop in and Compare Prices!!

Thoughtful Gifts for FOREIGN • DOMESTIC Your Sweetheart Check our selection of parts from The and accessories for your Annalee Dolls • new;, or not so new c'ar. Valentines We hawe it ail! Paper Goods Red Barn Gift/Wrap Arrangements WATCH FOR" OUR Flowering Plants, Cat, Flowers Mrs. Perkin's Candy Music Boxes Lovely Assortment of Gift, Items Big A Auto Parts The Red Barn 1125 Main Street, Watertown 96 Porter. Street,, Watertown 274-9623 ' 274-8889 ' Mon,,.-Fri, 9-5:30. Sat. 9-5 _ ' Jim & Linda. Glover • RussCoibum • Bob Seeley HOURS: M'0'iri.-Thuirs., 7 a.m.-6:30 p.inti, • Fit, 7 a,m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 7 a.m.-6 pura • 'Sun. 8 a.m.-<3 p.m. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

We Can Help.

\ . T; • ™^?,

EKCO@ Heart Shape Cake Pan For that special valentine! - 9" x 8V2" x V/i" non-stick pan. 5 209 3/1 S 64650

Jersey Work Gloves 8-oz. brown cotton jersey work gloves with smug fit knit wrist. Clute cut, Large. air 3/O00

SERVIGTAR Pack of 2 Inside Frost Bulbs Stock up today on the sizes you need Choose 40, 60, 75 or 100 watt bulbs,

Retractable Utility Knife 9-position blade, Opens cartons, cuts" carpet, rubber and leather, 5 blades incl 5Z0B7/1/2914B *'T18I30 30'Duct Tape sowSim 2-Cycle Oil 2" adhesive-back, waterproof cloth' 16:1 oil with good high temperature duct tape helps save energy. performance. 30-weight. 8-ounce cans. 530 94124(25127 saoaamizgore See back cover for your nearest participating store. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Take Aim On $i00 Bargains.

SERVlltTAR 5-Qt. Plastic Paint Pail Razor Scraper Sleel ring reinforced with 5 Blades rim, flexible sidewalk Removes paint & stickers

2-Oz. Pipe GALAXY Joint Compound Anti-seize com- pound No lead 52105(12/36828 MOO 2/100

MIDLAND ROSS Non-Metallic SERMSDW. -—v Wall Plates Duplex Outlets • i 1 For single switch or double outlet. Smooth easy-clean surface. Birown or ivory. Brown or ivory ^-^ ij _•„/(• 52QS6.ftf25.il PS KBS001.6001.5003.6003 grounded outlet. (0]/ ' * * 2/ioo c1 _a^<-

3" x 3" Post-It™ Note Pads i Removable message OUR SALE PRICE &lO ' squares stick with- ^ A<^ lRS<- r out Clips, pins, LESSMFR. REBATE ON 3 -J.QtV" tacks or staples. Assorted colors. *i 52101R2H2974 S215A FREE See us lor mail in mfr. coupon & details Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Right On Target At SERVliiTAR * king cotton: ;heif & Closet s. Twine od Support •Heavy duty sisa) 3 For use with 1 /B" dia. twine in handy rod. Interlocking pull pack roil. support brace Steel, 1 52115/12 124211 12 /2-Oz. Deer 521141201301-3 .70-58 Design Tumbler fOO 1OO A distinctive glass for your collection 52130 12 »3172U789

SERVlliTAR SERVllfrfiP SPOTTING 20-Pound /SOIL o.,. Potting Soil : Perlite/humus/silica IV '. blend for indoor 2/300 and outdoor plants. 52117/3(15980 SERVlSTAR< 8-Gallon Trash Bags'- Improved super strength fOO wastebasket liners, 400 52123/1/20125 Box of 20 13Vi-Oz. • Rrtvnf Deer Mugs ^ Deer design mugs match SERViltTAR 'glass above 8-Ounce a.. 131 "2 «33H^UB ,-Z Faucet Water Soluble - Aerator Pliant Food • Fits most threaded Fast-acting 2:3-19-17 faucets, saves water. indoor/outdoor formula. Chrome-plated brass. 52116/24(27205 H7670' 52113/12/36977 jOO 1OO <^ /

1-Pound 1-Qt. Janitor Seed In A Drum Seed Starter ?;£ • Promotes germination. Starter us jAH\m Industrial strength No soil mixing—j t household cleaner. add water & grow. II10RUI 52132/1/14772 fO52 6" or 8" Range Reflector Pans 52118/12713797 ((30101 Electric range replacement pans ^4%£% 400 tor fixed or hingeg d elements. TIrlr |OO 52125.1.1.6112/62/11 PPSS #10534#105.3.4.66 AA • E3Ctl

plQylex HT1Y 6" or 8" vmrrt Hand Saver 10-Pound Reflector Gloves Bowls Durable, natural-fitti n g Cat Litter gloves with long cuff Sanitary white & soft lining. S.IM.IL granules absorb 52122.1.0/6/13133,2.1 16320 2 & deodorize. 52119(5/19555 f00 400 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Super $2m Bull's-Eye Buys

EKCO lak Silicone-Coated i -•/ v Bakeware Your Choice Each

151/4"Xi0l1/4"X. 3/4" Cookie Sheet SEBWISTAR 14.1-Ounce Propane • 13" x 9" x 2" Fuel Cylinder Oblong Cake Pan 8" x 8" x 2" Fits most standard Ci.'IGEa Square Cake Pan propane torches, camping 54864 -6* 1114662.1.5758 « 64100.330 300' lanterns, stoves & other propane appliances. • ... 5213311213026? ' • .

Ill Quart Spackling • Stee;h ;;; -. v.:- Compound Padlock; •;;•,{•:• •.• Ready mixed vinyl 1%'"- laminated steel paste for interior -cas'ei'Cadmiiirn nust- patching. Dries fast. • proof ing,/2'keys: J •:::;, 54659/12*42:452 Sfl.200fl20022 ,5*60>ii2H5418 :/'""••;; W.5O0ID' 2 2^0

Wooster Bonus Pack . Paint & Pitch Silicone Sealer ; AAaxrtt -" HI 9" Roller Kit Your Choice;; •;• '; Screw & Bolt Plastic, ribbed-bottom Two2.8-oz. tubesot. '; tray, %" nap poly 'White.Bath'Caulk;or'" '••.:'; Assortments Each v 54661-3*609734.9.40 #111-3 cover, metal frame. Clear Household.Qliie.' 52139/1 »40953 5213? B/24 KGE300X2 361 H2 175 Assorted Wood! Sc rews 175 Assorted Sheet Metal Screws kach 2oo, Pack 125 Assorted Stove Bolts

:||| ^ »0;axes •«RE G.IE. Miser™ Heavy Duty 15-135-150 Watt Infra-Red. Cube Tap 3-Way Lamp Heat Lamp 3-conductor grounded Energy saving 3-way Ideal for spot JA vinyl cube tap makes gives 150w of light drying & heating 3 outlets from one. for 135w of energy! thawing pipes. 5(2134/1/191'25 #794 52135112127390 #49997 52138/24)'21459 «t 200 200 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

For Your Home At SERVI$TAR 200

G0R-R4C Fiberboard Storage Chest Jobe>Cardof20 Plant Food Spikes Rugged corrugated fiber board in Orchard • Houseplant pattern. Reinforced hand ' • Ferns/Palms • holes. 24"I x 13"wx10V2"~d. • Flower Plant: 5466B/1/159DB *B241OB

3/200

•P/B-QZ. Paste Shoe Polish Give your shoes a protective shine. Water- resistant. Choose black, brown or neutral. S4674-6H/IPS #101011.3 4

3/200 2oo H SERVlltTAR Assorted 4-inch 5"-6"Country Planters Glazed pitchers in assorted rustic Quiet Switches Ceramic Planters designs & colors, Attached Replace old "clicking" Handpainted glazed clay planters saucers. 5*610112 *ZSCPW switches now. Single ... in assorted colors. Attached pale AC; grounded. sa u ce rs. 54669/1,2 »zs 1204 Brown or ivory. 54672.3/10/39848.9

Your Choice' . • •mmm BAGS 13-Ounce fORIHO 10-Oy nee 3/200 i .Aerosol^./ :;HOTs€;hdl ; Household Vacuum Packs M mtM " i tart i*. . insect •:• ' Cieaner •Killer .-••;:.-=• SERVlliTAR

SEHVISIAH, Vacuum Bags ' in • Pack of 2 Hoover "A" • • Pack of 4 Hoover "C" • Pack of 2 Eureka "F-G" "onditions & protects wood.. Also controls fleas on dogs. • Pack of 3 Electrolux •' "Cleans, renews lustre, hides scratches " Controls most common flying and • Pack of 2 Eureka "M-S" & scuffs on wood paneling & woodwork. . crawling household insect pests. • Pack of 3 EurekHoovear "H"D" 5*67/1/23572 ' SPM-10 5467111/2709? #1130 54677-S3/12/IPS 5 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Aim For Our $300 Specials.

SHUft-UME " SERVISTAR? 9" Roller. Pack of 2 fit Spatter••"•:-- Touch-Up Shield' Brushes For spatter-firee Better T«/z"& 3" painting Threaded polyester brushes handle Plastic with exploded tips. 54692 HO'30 671 903-5 54693W 300

jvexitt: 10'" .Groove Joint Pliers 38-Piece f Chrome plated drop forged alloy sleet. Pegboard Hook Kit L*/ Hardened & tempered. 1 Assorted 0 Lok In Hooks ^ PVC grip handles. 54687/1122809 ITT331CO

PEG - .• - 300

LI •£•,- ^.

PES HOOKS ermonl American

y8" x 2' x 4' Pegboard 7V4" Plywood Greaf way to organize your tools Saw Blade , 6 - R i n g Too I H o I d e r or jjust aboutb anything!hi! For smooth, clean 1 1 cutting on plywood, ' Fits B" & i' pegboard Double^ f. Easy-to-mstali space- paneling & veneer. rings hold 6 tools upright <-»'"' 54688' -U2227J '25670 5'69° ID 325S6 _CSOI saving wall storage for workshop, home, utility room—anywhere. 1 300 300 V. 5-16S8'10I-9B6 -SI2x4 £=££=£

SERVISTAR TM Box of 40 32-Oz. Liquid Sensor-Lite Automatically turns on 26-Gallon Heavy Duty at dusk, off at dawn. Trash Bags Drain Opener 54691J1/3I395 JM8560 Super strength trash Penetrates fast! Safe for bags for ail your drains & plumbing fix- 300 clean-ups. Ttes mcl. tures. No fumes or odor. 54697,6-13796 54694(1209426

300 300 Clamp Light 8V2" metal beII shade. 18/2 polarized 6'cord & plug. 54689/1 f36K 9 HARTZ Pack of 3 6" Heavy 300 Rawhide Duty Rubber Chew Bones Force Cup Extra large rawhide More powerful than "VALUE PACK chew bones (or regular plungers, works Rotary Dimmer your favorite pet. fast. 21" wood handle. Saves energy, increase: 54696f1/22696 5S S4695J12f3920O bulb life. Easy to install. VI } i\ 54690(10/36045 300 300 300 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Control Tip reduces kickback.

Dusk»To-Dciwn 14-Inch Light Duty 175-Watt Security Light Home Security Chest Gasoline Chain Saw Energy-saying mercury vapor lamp with photo- 5 times more protection thiEuCorcJinary gypsum- • Lightweight homeowner's saw with 2.0 cu. foil cell. Easy to install. Straight arm mount. lined box. Inside size: 11%" x-7%* x 3%"h. engine, solid slate ignition, auto chain oiler;, a»«B54 #1«t«7 S431V1 " #1100 i - ' " , * "" • , , - ; • 54314/1/32370 #200014SN

4499 (^Ounce Instant 1-Gallon Soham 6-Amp 2-Ton Hydraulic / i Foam Insulation Windshield Washer Battery Charger Roller Service Jack ; it. Energy saver in a can^E-xpandsto Pre-mixed—use full strength tor ': •> Soljd.state.. Recharges 6v & 12v Extra heavy duty 4400-lb. capacity f fill uneven spaces. Adapter incl. winter protection to—20 °F. - , , . batteries. Reset circuit breaker. jack with 5"- 15'f lifting range.- -.,". .• #4001013024 54312iW21363 , 54311/1/49334 - #66612 1 543)3/1/26476 #A1007B Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

AIM TO SAVE ON TOOLS

MMHMMHi^MMH^BBaHHI^^^MBHBHM^^^HHHi^HKMNMIi ^ .Ti?Fv

FDU.2 HOME'USE: WMlKANTy

mmmmmg Cordless Scr ^driver 3" x 24" Belt Sander ||f ith Charging Stand with Dust Collector fl|||||i||i'|Di|;

?.;;;y,;:-Always ready to use. Stores in wall/bench Sands 1200 surface feet/minute. Smooth gear- ' - r'mount charger with bit storage Dual bit incl. driven operation. Up-front controls, 5.2 amps. n/V 54318/1*30946 «iO5 5*31911130346 ' #7451 "

V; •;

i"--1!.'"

i-^"'li^;^'1i"': '^r!': '''• '' ';'*>!"!!'••"'

l-PieceFolding' •:/ . , focket Hex Key Set ' " ' --' Saber Saw Blade' Set r«'.:''' •IFblds up like a knife; keys snapjnto working ; Vt" shank blades for cutting and scrolling'' .^position. s/e4"-%" keys Incl. Alloy steel. ;lM3ai/ll«?S9 #991 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

SERVMTAR

I L F «

, , { 1 5-PtecePA" . i i Accessory * '" ^ i ' Kit Inci. ^ \ \

i

48-Inch [ Fluorescent Shop Life r Energy-saving overhead light for shop, garage, utility room. Ready to hang. Two 40w bulbs inci 1 54334/W1730I #SL-1B

i-year flame

shop*vac ; SERMSDW. Steel ; High-Performance ? Carpenter's Chest 10-Gallon Wet/Dry Vac With partitioned tray.

Protect tools, valuables; inscribe trophies, gifts.

Leather Tool Pouch Hammer-. - ^MasonCefe Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

BARGAIN HITS

Apply 1-galbn of paint in 20 minutes without stopping.

2 heat settings for added ', ] 15'hose, versatility. ' regulator l ,' with gauges, t and tire * chuck incl. ^Hp» J B The Power Roller™," } The.Po^er^trippef^ ] • Air Compressor ,,.. No refilling roller or tray Easy to clean. Heats to5 ovier 1«>p»l=.vSdfter|9:olpvqW d pfjpafpj,, j(ij(im*shm.; ; *. EnoiigEoiigh power for air chisel; %• impact Canister, 18' hose, W roller, holder inci" j;thaws pipes, driesplasteCrnore.''2 nozzles, incl; . Wirefich 1 5CHWIOIJ334 . W15S001 ,%" ratchet 7.5 gal , tank. lOOpsi. •«* " iMT-saor, '

Just add seeds & water.

Adjusts from 7'6" to 8'3".

f

Readjr-To-Ose , > 4"}.. Seed-Starter Kit tej.I'4%% 2 >: §teel£yvatele;PQSS^V; V,• r. .VbHP Sump Pump Reusable plastic tray, 72 peat ,V ir»islipp]ewi$h^ 'I ;;H|ir|«treiig1hstSeL 8^500*":;'-1 y -- .,! pots filled with Se ' - Submersible. IV4I vertical dis- warn mm. , f . 115vo(ts. Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

era In On Values. SERVI$TAR

SBIWfSim. 10-Pound Laundry Detergent Economical, concentrated, biodegradable. 10-lb. box washes up to 60 average laundry loads. 54'71ZH/21374! :

2/301} PAIRSi /v\axitt 6-lnch Pair of Slip Joint Pliers Sa who rse B rac kets Heat treated drop forged I Riveted hinge steel alloy steel PVC grips I brackets for 2x4 lumber *T3 , 5-70' 1 2 37° "300 SSI

1 1 2 3 4. 5 a io St. w B <* 1 L3 3 ^32 0E S£ ^- Aluminum Yardstick Accurate & long lasting, basy-to-read markings on both sides. Anodized. 2/300 WE3TCLOX S4 703/10/29876 »J?36

Solar Calculator Electric Alarm Clock 2/3° Hand-held, 8-diigit calculator never Compact alarm with lighted dial, white needs batteries.. 4-key memory, LCD, case. Full sweep second hand. 3" high. SERMSDIR. 54711/1/23388 «;EL2«IB 5171011118900 #22190 Best 9" Roller Cover All-paints cover for im ed i u m s u rf aces. 54 704/12123783 400 mmm 6-Volt Lantern with Battery Powerful, long distance beam. Tough poly case, large handle, 54707/1II "1363 43109WB

400 4

•»

*»; FLUIDMA5TER Easy-To-In stall 2/3°® Ballcock 32-Oz. Glass Plus® Non-corrosive baltcock rl^ contico stops squeaks, whistles, f %-Oz. Spray Bottle Spray Cleaner leaks, Instant positive 6' Washing Machine Hose ! Multi-use decorator sprayer Cleans glass and a whole shut-off. Stainless steel! %" high pressure hose for hot or cold • with adjustable nozzle, lot more. Trigger sprayer.. control components. lines. Female couplings on both ends. #3622IBB 54706111:2120238 #084 547Oai1lfi49'1iO' I2O0A 54709/6/33180 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Set Your Sights On s5-$6 Buys,

Kirsdx 3O'"-48" Traverse Rod "Kit 500

Heavy gauge steel rod with'continuous cord lacing, end notch & drop-in brackets. White. 54716/1;'16582 #3823 25

(tuiiliret tyfo'ine Hamilton 500 Privacy Glass Products f'C Lockset 14" x 50" Plate For bath or bedroom. Interior button lock, Glass Door Mirror exterior emergency Shatter-resistant mirror SERMSDM. Faucet Wrench keyway. Brass finish with 1" woodtone styrene Use at any angle. 11" handle with full swivel. 54715/1745792 ^OOT 3 frame. Pre-drilled. Self-locking alloy steel jaws. 547 H/10/23371 «BU21655 54713BO6938

SERVIDTAR 19" Utility Tool -Box 4" high! Ideal for vehicle or home. Full-length hinge, padlock eye. Steel. 54 72 V41152II

20-Gallon Galvanized Trash Can : T120VHS 2-4-6 Hour Tape Little Watt Fluorescent Light Corrugated for Professional quality tape comes with 22-watt fluorescent emits as much light as strength & durability. FREE storage case ($1.99 value). Drop side handles 54723/1140743 * 70747120 regular 75w bulb, fits standard socket. «2201-E for easy carrying. 54 722/11'17051 54725«)flES9

goo J SERVJSTAR. Heavy Duty SERVlltTAR Broom 25-iFt. 18/3 Trouble Light 38"-62" Utility Rod 100% corn fiber for heavy duty sweep ing Poly handle with buil 1" aluminum spring-pressure rod with Hardwood handle, wire outlet, grounded meUv rubber end caps. Chrome finish. band, 4-row stitching guard, swivel hook:. Uses 54726W28553 #5794-05 .54724/12/11162 up to 75w bulb, not iincll 8 54727/11/10593 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

Target Savings At SERVlCtTAR

SERWSTAR 1"x25'Rule Chrome-finish AIBS plastic case with 2/500 b e 11 Cl IP. 547 28/Bf 18235 . ^Johnson WAX 14-0unce Lemon Pledge Aerosol Waxed beauty every time you dost Helps protect against wear, water spills, stains 520n?H489 «39

POWER PRODUCTS Brass Finish EntryLockset 18" Under-Cabinet Light Locks with key outside, turnbutton inside Built-in outlet, on/off switch. 15w 5-pin tumbler 2% "backset bulb incl. 3-yr. mfr. warranty. • • 5473111131756 MOOTS 54732^1/13611 CAP15 JOO 00 2/5 SERVlVtTAR* Drain Auger SERV&TAR .NORTBN Clear Safety Goggles 15'sunk dram Kitchen Faucet Hose Sprayer Lightweight, soil frame for comfort, single auger clears clogs Replaces any model sprayer. impact-resistant lens Fits over glasses fast Steel wire 4' hose, universal coupling. 5471711133409 W650B0 3 54729(1133194

'5* # l£^^

20-Lb. Wild IRWIHI Self-Chalking Line Bird Food 71A" Saw Blade 100 line in leakproof aluminum reel Balanced blend feeds Combo blade cross- Easy to fill doubles as plumb bob wide variety of birds. cuts, miters* rips. S 4734(1.1117676 125210

ADJUSTABLE CLAM11P -. 1 3-Piece 1-Gallon Blue Chalk Refill C-Clamp Set Bar & Chain Oil 8-oz. squeeze bottle with 1', 2' & 3" iron sesbar and no-spill snap cap. frame C-cliamps chain life up to 65%, 54719f11298.37 #P8B, with steel screws resists sling-off. • 54735(1121619 (1491 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

$8 & $9 Bargains Hit The Mark,

SUNLIGHT

/ i ' i '••V ^ J-7**--^! N '

PCWEF TOOL WOOD 9T SET IRWIM 6-Pc. Speed bo r

ii f; F ; • Wood Bit Set For Vi' power drills. 5 sizes plus 6" bit extension iinelli, 5J739 H0H731 OB85ER Solid Oak Book Rack Folding Steel Chair Easy-to-assemble book rack with adjustable- Durable tubular steel frame with chip-& ends. Oakwood finish. 19V2"\ x51/2"w x 7"iv scratch resistant brown baked enamel finish. 547^1/5^39-926 S0758M ' "' , - , 54740MI11083 "28500401

2-Ton IMfta-MllS Hydraulic Jack 800 800 Use vertically, 30-Drawer Storage Organizer horizontally or at an 5-Gallon Gasoline Can No-spiil see-thru drawers, stackable steel angle. Wide stance Durable, galvanized steel can with 7" cabinet, hanging slots. 13" w x 9V2"h x 6V2"d. cast iron base. flexible spout with screen, flip vent. 54742'B(I361I sli-430 54737(1,1'1955'! -A 10359 54738MI14B86 »SP5

SERVlliTAR " 900 14.1-Oz. Propane 6-Outlet Center Torch Kit ' 6 grounded outlets with push-to-reset circuit breaker, pilot light. 6' cord. Disposable fuel cylinder, 54744:1133798 'MOC-GC standard pencil point tip with anti-clog filter to prevent flare-ups, and positive shut-off fuel valve. Manual included. 54743*1330330

Compact Folding Travel Iron First Alert 9 V Smoke Detecto 5r dTi pwnmscf 120/240v iron with non-stick sole plate, 85-decibel horn, low power beeper, test detachable handle. Mist spray attachment. bution. Hinged cover. 9-volt battery incl. 5474GI1/3B894 »2321 54 745/1141829 ISA67B 1.G Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

$10-$15 On Target. SERVlltTAR

Fully Assembled STVLETTE FUSTICS

1000 1QOO 30" x 10" x 32" 3-Shelf Bookcase 30-Inch Utility Stool Inexpensive, easy-to-assemble shelving of Hardwood frame with fruitwood finish, stain-resistant plastic White or almond 2" x 13" dia. foam-cushioned black vinyl seat. 5J747 8/I '3231 3 54756/42303B f2OQ

,'-'/

In white'S" 6 decorator colors. Easy-Vfo:install Dial-On^ hiriges. Fully „ /v 1 /Iv, paddedseat&cover.-' -'•"K ' 54749 5EJ1/JPS

Staple Gun All-purpose tacker for-do-it-yourselfers. Contour'handle with shock-absorber. Uses 5 staple sizes plus Ceiltile. 54759/1130059 *T55

sticks EM HART SOU separately. 1500 Thermogrip9 Lb. Redwood Bird Feeder 4-Foot Wood Stepladder Electric Glue Gun Roloon f removes for easy filling. Brass hard- For all your painting & cleaning chores Bonds wood, leather, cloth, more, in just ware 5-lb seed capacity. BYz" x9" x 12". Side spreader lock, paint shelf 601 seconds. High capacity melt chamber 54760/1/44739 «90-4 5 4761 f 1/44)787 #20B 54T5B/1126004 StBZ 11 Property of the Watertown Historical Society watertownhistoricalsociety.org

We Can Help.

__ Jiffy® Peat[ Masking Tape 21A-lnc'h Pots, pack*of' * ...General purpose tape for • 3-Inch Pots, packers; *•'«? "•painting, fixing, packaging. 54762 3MB/16591 7583 »2t13ltl '

~ssr Great selection, i personal service & friendly,: professional do-it-yourself advice. Si -We've got It ail!

1986 FEBRUARY DOLLAR DAYS EVENT at this participating store: SF

2/ioo 'SUPPLEMENT' TO TOWN'TIMES- WATERTOWN

Now's the time to get. duplicate keys 607 MAIN STREET made. We make keys for most residential: locks & American-made cars.' WATEITOWN, CONN. 06795 54764-91II Oil PS

©1986 by AMERICAN HARDWARE SALE STARTS FEB. 6 - ENDS FEB. 15 SUPPLY CO. Prepared and prices suggested by American Hardware Supply Company, Butler, PA for participating member •dealers who may limit quantities and set prices subject to change without notice. Items temporarily out of slock, often are available for reorder.