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VOL. 21 NO. Subscription Price. $3.75 Per Year Price 10 Cents NOVEMBER 16, 1967 Ecumenical Service Thanksgiving Eve 'The second, annual Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service will be held on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, Head Start Program Here Nov., 22, at 8 p.m.. in, St. .John's Church. Strikes Snag Over Funds The service, In, which all local clergymen will participate, was A chance In federal, require- Mary Cofrancesco, Head .Start, received successfully last year ments for local Head, Start pro- Director, will 'be asked, to brief by a capacity congregation. grams apparently has placed the the Board on the entire setup. Dr. Frederick W. Otten, ELD.,, future of Watertown's program In .An application for Watertown's pastor of •'Trinity Lutheran Chap- doubt. participation in the program was el, will, deliver the sermon. 'The The Board of Education was In- submitted to federal authorities service also will taclu.de pray- formed Monday that, new regula- Nov., 10, Mr. Wilber said. How- ers, .scripture, readings and, tions will require that Watertown ever, he pointed out that the hymns. A. combined Ecumenical put up $1,400 for Its share of the application will not be acted upon cost of next summer's program, by federal officials until spring' if it is to be' held. At the present and: the Board can, if it so decid- time, no such funds are available ed, have the application withdrawn, in the school budget. any time 'before then. S u p e r i. n t e n d, e n t of .Schools Chairman Frank. M, Re In hold, 'George H. Wilber told the Board who also is Chairman of the that. for the past two years the Board's Personnel Relations federal government has supplied Committee, called a meeting of 90 per cent of 'the cost of the the committee for Nov., 30 to go RICHARD C. BOZZUTO, Chairman of the Town Council, 'program, with, the remaining 10 over requests for improvements left, helpeu hick off Watertown's participation in the 1967 per cent coming locally. Through in their contract made by custo- Christmas Seal Campaign 'by purchasing the first sheet of provisions "of1 the act., Watertawn, dial workers, members of Local seals from Joseph M. Macau, chairman of the sale, early has been able to use the use <-> 1049,. this week. Appeal letters will be sent to' 100,000 homes i n its facilities to cover its 10 'The Board will meet on Nov. Morthwestern Connecticut by the Tuberculosis and. Respira- per cent. 16 to study the proposed addi- tory Disease Association of Northwestern Connecticut. Le- Starting next year changes in tions to three schools, 'and. again roy Anderson, noted composer, again, is serving as honorary government requirements pro- on Nov. 21 with the .School Build- chairman of the drive. - vide that a community must pro- ing Committee. The Board is to vide 20' per cent of 'the cost, with have its recommendations on the 1.0 per cent to come in cash, proposed additions ready for sub- while the government will put up mission to the Town Council Improved Indians, 4-49 the other 80 per' cent. Mr. Wil- Nov. 27.* Dr., Frederick W. otten ber said that this, 'based on this 'The appointment of William, Choir will sing the German an- summer's figure, would amount Celadon as industrial arts teacher them- "Sing to 'the Lord of. Har- Prepare For Torrington to a. $1,400' 'Outlay for Watertown. at Swift .Junior' High .School was vest," by H. W'illan. 'The organ Since no provision for this ex- approved. Mr. Celadon will re- prelude will be played, by Cecile In Turkey Day Encounter penditure was made in the budget, ceive his B.S.. Degree from, Cen- Desjardlns, organist and choir which was cut by the "Town Coun- (Continued 'On Page 16: director at St. Mary Magdalen - Like a.. good wine, Coach Bill Last Saturday the Indians cil, and TOwn. Meeting,, no funds Church. 'Other organ accompany-. Gargano's Watertown, High foot- 'bombed 'hapless Crosby of Water- are available at this time. Mr. Notice ment will be played by Mrs. .Ju- ball team, has Improved with age. bury, 68-20, piling up their high- Wilber proposed that the School lia, George, organist and choir After dropping four of Its first est score in the school's brief Because of the' Thanksgiving Board, ask the "Town Council for a holiday next Thursday, Town 'director o'f St., John's Church. five 'games, three' by big scores, gridiron career. Coach, Jimmy supplemental, appropriation to go 'Times will foe published one day Dr. Otten celebrated Hie 50th, the Indians have bounced tack 'to 'Lee's wlnless Ivy,, with, former ahead with. Head Start, but the early, on Wednesday. All per- anniversary of his ordination to •win three to, a row over Mau,~ Watertown Coach Jim. Kraysske Board decided, to hold off until sons,, groups and advertisers 'the ministry on Sept. 26, IMS, gatuck Valley League opponents as assistant coach, was never In. the program can be reviewed. having copy for 'the week's issue at St. John's Evangelical Luther- .ami ' even their record at 4-4 'the 'game. This review will take' place at are asked to cooperate 'by sub- an Church," Brooklyn, N.Y., a with 'One game remaining. The Ivy 'took the' opening kick Its Dec. 11. meeting when Mrs. mitting' it early. (Continued 'On Page 15) Coach Gargano 'now Is aiming off but couldn't move. Watertown fur' that final opponent, 'Towing- set the pattern .tor- the remainder ton, 'which will, be here Thanks- of the game moments, later when, giving morning for the big Turkey after a, punt, Larry Baker Bay., encounter at 10:30. The Red, scampered. 72 yards on. 'the first 'Raiders have been an up and, play from, scrimmage tor a touch- down team, 'but probably are down, the first of tour he was to better than, 'their record 'Indicates, score during the morning,. 'Dan having' met somewhat stronger Leaver bulled over tor the first opposition than have the Indians, of his tour two-point conversions. Last Saturday they 'held a strong Still, early to, the first quarter .Lee of New Haven team to a 8-8 Baker scored his second touch- hall 'time deadlock 'before 'bowing down, this on a 15-yard run. 30-8 'to three second half touch- A pass for the extra points failed. downs. .. Halfback- Tom, Marino got Into A win lor Watertown would give the act three plays after the the school a 5-4 record tor the klckoff when . he gathered In,, a, season,, .and, the second winning quick kick on his 4? and raced season to. two years of varsity 53 yards untouched Into -the end- competition. Last year' the Indians zone. Leever again converted to' had. a 5-4-1. record, with the .give Watertown a 22-0' lead. Ue coming on Thanksgiving 'Day The second quarter was more against Torrington. A, win also even,, as Watertown scored once would give the locals a 4-2 record on a, run, by Leever and Crosby ' In. the Valley League and, should. racked up its .first touchdown, Sacred. Heart defeat Witty Sat- this on .an. Interception by Frank urdayt a tie for second place 'in, Dlnatali on. 'the 10-yard line. league standing's. The half ended 30-6. An advance sale of tickets for 'The 'third quarter produced two the Thanksgiving Day game now more Watertown touchdowns,, one Is going on at the high school. on a 3-yard run by 'Dan 'Leever 'Tickets at 'the gate the day nf and the second on a, 42-yardpass HALFBACK LARRY BAKER races into the end zone at. the end of a 17-yard rua for a. fourth the game will be 50 cents extra .play from Quarterback SeanBut- period, touchdown, one of four he scored in, Watertown's 63-:2§ romp over Crosby last Satur- for all,, 'with the exception of terly to end Craig . Lamphler. day at Municipal Stadium. A block at the goal line on the Crosby back, in the foreground by elementary school children. (Continued, Co Page 8) an unidentified Watertown player enabled Baker to go in untouched. Page 2-T©wi Tines

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Sullivan, of Taft Club To Present mail, visitors, or contact with the School, is listed among 23 pre- A copy of_ tte map new Is on Friday Evening paratory .school guidance 'Coun- Outstanding Film .world outside' the hospital. •display at tte library. selors attending a three-day con- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgGroups interested In going to the Also In. display at, the library ference at Colgate University. hospital, to wrap Christmas gifts, 'at this time are works • by Mrs. Watertown Grange 'will, meet •"me Call otthe Running tide," " Friday at 8 p.m.. In Masonic Hall, "The meeting 'concludes today. a. film 'toy Stanton Waterman, 'will should contact Mrs... Dudley At- Eleanor Towle. W'ood,,, 274-2262, or Mrs. Peter 'The Friends 'are planning a 1.75 Main St., with Master Pearly 'tie shown Sunday, NOT. 19, at L. Taylor presiding. The 'Three 3 p.m. at Kennedy 'High School, Barkus, 274-1.256. "This program sM and skate swap for Satur- Mrs. 'Clement Connor ,. 45 will be conducted from Dec:. 4 day, Dec... 2. Graces are In charge of the pro- Waterbury, under the .sponsorship' gram,. Our 'Golden, Heritage. Pleasant View St., Oakville, is a. of the Waterbury Girls. Club^ through Dec. 22, any weekday patient at Waterbury Hospital,. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Groups "There will be a school of Instruc- Mr. Waterman, who will present Miss Curry Active tion, with all 'Officer's to attend. the movie personally, shot the may go for a full day or half" film In 'the Islands of French day. At Hartford. Show At the recent state session in Polynesia.. Highlights will. In- Interested parties should call Meriden, Watertown Grange was clude rarely-seen aquabatics -of early to reserve the' date they Diane Curry,, the current Miss honored by the presentation of the wish, SO' arrangements can be HOISE the 'half' ton manta rays, hand- Watertown, made 'an all-day ap- Grange of the Year Award. feeding of sharks underwater in made with the volunteer 'Office pearance last Thursday at, the the Raiatea lagoon, .an incredible at the hospital. Hilton Hotel, in Hartford, where slide down a 400 foot high TaMHan she manned a booth for Appear- •nouns DISTINCTLY 'waterfall,, and 'dozens of more ex- Friends Of "Library ance Materials,,, Inc., of West- citing' .and breath-taking scenes. brook,, at 'the Connecticut .Auto- INDIVIDUAL Tickets may be obtained from Holding Sale Of motive Trades Association meet- CilFTS 'Mrs.. John Nbyes, 274-4383, Mrs. ing. J. I.. Cunningham.,, 274-3796, or Old Watertown Maps At Hosking's now only U. S^Senator Abraham A., Ribl- Mrs. 8. K." 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g j PropertyT of the Watertown Historical Societythe doubt and, uncertaintie s and, responsibilities and, even hope- Hri4-lil-H4Ht|«iHilliM II III ll|i|1i|1iMiMrWhlle undoubtedly shoulder-yoke, an. old mill-wheel Exactly what. It Is hoped can -be gained from, spending $260,000 to President's widow Is without pre-. private detective 'agencies could has becom.e a cocktail table, there study Connecticut's aviation, needs Isn't too clear. Of course. It is cedent but so are the. circum- provide limited protection lor the Is a full sized 'table made from a explained, "only" 986,66? of this amount will have to 'be provided - stances. It should be pointed, out Kennedy family, none have there- small barn door and several per- by 'the state, since . the federal, government will "give" the two- that Mrs. Kennedy herself'did not, sources comparable to 'those fectly good jweathervanes now thlrdsbalance of the cost., ' • request these Secret Service available to the .Secret- Service hang Immobile on the wall., - cirtainiy there Isn't a chance of catching' up with .New York state, guards. They were urgently re- through. Its field offices and Its Then while I was still two feet which has Just approved a monstrous $2.5" billion baniMsw for quested by the 'Secretary of'the intelligence • division. Secret above my own head 1 recalled being a .judge at an art show,. transportation programs, including airport develop- Treasury who convinced, her of . Service agents' are especially ment. The urgent • need for an, area Jet facility the necessity for them. The Se- when I'was confronted with some trained, as no others to afford: could be met while Connecticut is still thinking * cret .Service Is part of the Treas- such protection. In 'addition, 'they of that modern Junk-sculpture. ury Department 'and, therefore, "So It looks like a Madonna," I about it. ' - ' have continual and Immediate ac- Ansonia's Sen. Joseph, B. Buckley did a good, - comes under the Treasury Sec- cess to classified information on argued, * but the old masters used retary's authority. fine marble or bronze. Not old sales job in getting the chairmanship of the Air conditions and developments Transportation Study Committee named, by the The" cost of this protection Is which Indicate potential danger, automobile parts!" ' expensive — about- $210,000 a , It was worthwhile thinking about, General, Assembly. He .was following up the pitch, 'arrangements not available to made, by Sen. William B. 'Stanley of Norwich for a year. This figure, and the need private-concerns." for indeed we are living in an age where our homes and, the country- jetport, which he said the people around his district for 'spending, it., at. 'all, was ques- 'One further point, I. would add, tioned sharply on the Floor of the side • are starting to' 'become would welcome., - " CAf&TON- is. that, the Secret Service can cluttered' with things made out. of Stanley prepared a. fancy, fat brochure -asking a 'never be hired by private .per- things, and the result is material feasibility study for- his proposal. Buckley ex- sons SO' Mrs. Kennedy could not for the psychiatrist. I've come to' tended the idea to cover short and long range air facilities planning be permitted to employ it. As 'the conclusion that modern man through 1,975 -and 2000. Now the New York •.consulting firm of Fred- pointed out above, there Is no is SO' drowned by the present,that erick H. Harris Associates has been, chosen to conduct the - study-,-., private agency qualified to do this even tiny emblems of the past are Taking <">n the supervision as part of its interregional planning pro-, job...... prized,, • and make his life more. gram, the State Development Commission has movedto get things go- As to the need for this protec- human and precious. Take that ing. It has asked the State Bond Commission for $260',000 in long range tion, I quote the words" of .Chair- bunch of reaping sickles I have funding, pending the return of the two-thirds--if Washington's coffers man Celler of the Judiciary Com- .. hanging over my couch, Even when don't run dry, that is. „ mittee when he presented the bill they were hung on some darkened * * ' * to the House: "The Secretary of barn wall, 'they weren't regarded STILL DIFFICULT to believe Is the claim, that folks "over east1" "the Treasury advises that Mrs. ' as- being artistic decorations. So around Norwich will be any more eager to have a jetport than people in, Kenned y and. her minor children why are they that now? I guess I other communities either in Connecticut or New York. Gov. Nelson still receive considerable pub- enjoy looking at the beautiful "Rockefeller of the latter state Is we'll, aware that this opposition Is . licity and. are sought out and sub- sweep of their knives: knowing' the biggest hurdle faced. jected to annoyance by the Idly - that they were all made by dif- curious, 'and remain possible tar- Latest alternative suggestion is that,, the whole' bit about building ferent men in different parts of the super jets and airfields to-.'match, be abandoned. Instead, it is said, gets 'Of the' mentally deranged." . country,, .yet they are traditionally Hopefully, the" time will come emphasis should be put on developing' vertical takeoff craft,.. Don't correct in form.; that gives me bet, that, the $260,000 consultants will buy this. idea, however. when this special, protection will confidence In man. SO does 'the not 'be needed... For the Immediate Yet. the VTO argument has validity. It asks what purpose is served simple fact 'that m-en once made by getting planes carrying more people greater distances more .swift- future, It seems clear to me that things with their own hands,.,'As the country can do no less than to ly, only to start and end up in-aerial traffic Jams. The disparity .in Joseph lifts! -1 look at them, 1 can. smell 'the time 'between airports and between these points and ultimate destina- ' take every possible step tofiro- fields and see In, my mind's eye,, tect the lives and safety of Presi- tion is 'an enigma of -our 'age. Masi Gives Up the vanishing picture of men Earlier the opponents of Rockefeller's proposed Long Island site for dent Kennedy's widow and chil- working 'in the sun. I can, smell the dren. " ' a, jetport offered another plan.'They said, the Stratford shoals, halfway • Highway Foreman's fields-of grain and 'the bread, it across the Sound,, would, be an Ideal spot for such a facility,. 1, also. made. Not like 'the stuff you un- could be linked to a companion project for a bridge over or a tunnel Job Due To Health '" Quigley Heads wrap 'Out of a cellophone which under the Sound. • . lacks smell or texture or taste' Recreation Council No guarantee was'given,, however, that the^people on the Connecticut • Joseph Masi, a. former Second or the Long Island shorelines would be any happier about .jets zooming Selectman' who has served as William Quigley was elected The report" stated that there around 'and breaking sound barriers over their he ads., Nearby Stratford .Highway Foreman, for 'the past- President of the Watertown-Oak- Is "a definite need, in Watertown still Is fighting vigorously against a much, more 'limited, expansion of eight years, has notified Town ville Recreation Council at its to Increase our program, offerings the Bridgeport Municipal Airport. Manager Allen F. Muglia 'that he annual meeting last week. for girls. A part time director • ' . • • will be unable to' continue tn that -Other officers are: Mrs, James for girls and. women's program capacity for reasons of health, 'the MENTION OF THAT bridge, by'the way, brings to mind the fact Christie, 'Vice-President;, Mrs. would 'be a, decided asset to 'the that residents around Bridgeport have started objection to a 1? mile Town Manager- reported this - Austin. Dohrman, Secretary; .and Recreation Council,.*'" ' wiek.. • •' • s • span from, there -to Port- Jefferson. Like the people up New London, Mrs. 'Richard Gar side. Treas- It also said: "The need tor an way .(Including ,11 .S. Sen Abraham Hlblcoff}, 'they offer a variety .of Tea- Mr. Masi has; been out of work urer. New members of the Ex- indoor swimming pool, at, the high since suffering a. heart attack, sons why they think it's a bad, idea. ecutive Committee are Mrs. school, 'both tor 'the physical. Senators Stanley .and .Bu.ckl.ey, as well' as the State Development 'early last spring. Mr. 'Muglia „ Richard. Wick and Mrs. Wallace education program-and as a com- " said he hopes 'that Mr. Masi may. -Commission, are-familiar with the neighborhood protest pattern.'The Cone. Mrs. I. T. Morgan, Her- munity recreation facility is more .Stratford-Bridgeport war, .for example. Is being repeated, with court, be able to return to 'the town's . bert King, Richard Pearson and pressing now than ever. The Rec- service In another capacity If his action. In East Haven's determination, to- .stop expansion of the- New Richard. Hoyt will continue to reation 'Council,,,-Inc.,, has "go-neon Haven-Tweed Airport within Its boundaries. recuperation proceeds satisfac- serve on 'the committee. record supporting a swimming torily. Op at Bradley International Airport In Windsor, the State .Bond Com- In its annual report prepared ' pool as.part of 'the public school mission has Just authorized $122,500' for improvements. But it should For the past several months "by Director John F. Regan, 'the building program."' Paul LeClair, a long time mem.- . be' noted this is for .air conditioning, and other Items •'within, the. term- Council outlined the activities The 'Council reported. Income inal and. for expanding of taxiways and, of the aircraft, parking 'ramp.. Mr.of the Highway Department, to the summer recreation and from the' year amounted to $18,- 'has., been serving as acting tore-' Stale Aeronautics- Commission suggestions for enlarging Bradley swimming program,, teen age pro- 565,, of which $16,,715 came from . Field, the most logical base for a jetport,, were shelved by the 1:967 man In. the expectation that Mr. grams at, the Youth, Canter,, and 'the town budget, $1,400' 'from 'the " 'Masi might tie Ale .to return to | General Assembly. But, Just in case, the representatives from, neigh- activities under the Ugh, school United, 'Council'' 'Fund and, $450' boring Suflield and Granby were ready to fight against acquisition of his job. The Manager, in. extend- age recreation program which -..from the "Town of Woodburylor ing bis appreciation to 'Mr. Le- land for landing strip extension. .. consisted of gymnastics, basket- swimming.. instructions 'In" 1966. Always,, one comes back to 'the nagging question as to what, useful - Glair it»r his services in. this ball, weight lifting, wrestling, From this was 'deducted, a deficit capacity, said tint 'Mr. LeClair purpose will 'be served 'by spending $260,000 for a study -of Counectt- archery;, fencing, music choral of $2,8.36- from the 1366 year,, -cut airport, needs. Will 'the state-then be" ready 16 put up the billions has indicated he does .not 'wish to group and s'Uling. leaving a working 'balance of be a candidate, 'for the permanent It would cost tor highway and 'railroad, linkage' to' Sen Stanley's jet- 'Other activities under 'Council, $18,536.64. Expenses 'and ex- port? . • position. The vacancy now Is be- penditures during the year w-ete ing advertised and will be filled sponsorship were grammar a cost., obstacle can, be surmounted,, how 'do 'you,, school and Junior high basket- $18,488.55, and the Council ended »tt neighbors? 'Unless the consultants CM, answer 'that one through competitive examination its year with a balance' of $48.09. conducted by the State Personnel ball, programs, men's Softball, —. will go 'through an experience matching New York's long Department. .pee wee 'hockey,, and Leisure and-'fruitless search'for a new Jetport, site',. afcerviae. 'the General Club, Assembly will have Just one more dust-catching report Town Times (WatertowB, Com.). November 16, 1967-Page 5 Property of the WatertownDirectors of the Bethlehem Li Historical- Mrs. Raymond HotehMss ha sSocietyRegistration for the basketball brary will meet Monday, also at 'been elected chairman, of'the Town program Is to be held st Us 8 p.tn.., at.'"the library ...... 'The Recreation . Commission, which (Continued On Page 6) BETHLEHEM NEWS Mission study group of the Fed- has also named, as 'Officers Fran- If Paul Johnsowatertownhistoricalsociety.orgn erated Church 'will, meet 'Tuesday cis Freer as vice-chairman and ETC WOODWORKING at. 10' a.m. at 'Bellamy Hall to Jam.es Evans as secretary and continue their study of Japan , ... COMPANY Annual dinner and dance given treasurer . . . Newly named 1 by troop members, and during Group of 'new members of Beth- 'toy the Bethlehem F ire men s Club members of the Commission are CustotD-Made: - Christmas week the troop plans to lehem Grange' received first and Kitchen Cabinets will be an event of tills Saturday visit 'the Bethlehem Rest Home. Mrs. Dana. 'Shaw and Mrs. James second degrees at a meeting held Hennessey ... A program, of Bathroom vanities eve In, Memorial Hall ,. . . The Mrs. Marshall Hlggtns is lead- in. Memorial. Hall Monday night. Furniture Bookcases program is the top fund raising er 'Of 2? girls from grade's 2-3 basketball at the Consolidated 1 1 Members of Catholic Women School, gymnasium, is planned for effort 'Of the firemen, each year who make up the Brownie Troop... of Bethlehem are journeying to John C. Cook, Prop. and proceeds provide funds for . .. .. 'She is assisted, by Mrs. Dana. each Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m., Watertown this Thursday eve and volunteers to serve as adult GOSHEH ROAD operation of the department for .Shaw, Mrs. Roy Shapard, Mrs. where they will hold their monthly purposes not covered by town, Robert McCarthy and Mrs. Rob- supervisor's are being sought ... RFD 2. L itch field, Conn. meeting in the Rectory of F:r. Persons interested may contact appropriations ., . ... Plans for ert Vetter. . .. Troop made recent Marshall F'llip . ... . Every mem- 274-2376 the event- are in charge of Joseph visit to a florist, shop In 'Wood- James Evans at 266-7907 or ber canvass of Christ Church Francis Freer at 266-7995 . ... . 5i7-tHtS6 DIBiase and John Rudzavice, who bury and will tour a local dairy parish was held Sunday ...., Plans are co-chairmen .. . . Reserva- farm in the near future . . . The for the com.ing year Include the tions were asked in advance by the Brownl.es are aiso busy with -firemen to assist In, planning of redecoration of the interior of the Christmas planning, and have a church . . „ A brush-clearing We Are Pleased To Announce That the dinner,, but will also be avail- program which includes painting able at the door. project is under way at. the Beth- rocks 'and making candl.es. lehem fair grounds as a means Bethlehem. Girl Scout troops are United .in marriage Saturday of providing additional 'auto park-. off to a, busy season, of activities. morning In a. John's Church, ing space on. the grounds. MR. THOMAS C. S. QUEA, JR. . . . "The Cadet; Girt Scouts, who Watertown, were Miss Catherine are under leadership of Mrs. Alice ". March, daughter of Mr. A. meeting last week of dele- Robert Knudsen, have an enroll- 'and Mrs. Matthew P. March, gations from the Wood.tw.ry Board ment of 16 girls from, grades 7-8, and Fred C. Pearson, Windsor of Education and the Bethlehem is now associated and are preparing 'to send ship- Locks, son of Mr. 'and Mrs. Board held at Consolidated .School ments of cookies as a" Christ- Theodore .Pearson, Newton .resulted In. a joint statement that with our firm as an mas gift to local servicemen in Centre, Mass. . , . -The cere- the discussions were deemed account executive Vietnam,., ., . Presently serving' mony was followed by a reception fruitful and informative and will there are Peter Kacerguis, at Mohawk Ski Lodge, Cornwall... be continued. . ., . Members of the Goerge Turner Jr., Ellery Wil- „ .. Following their' return from W'Oodbnry board who 'attended said cox, Joseph Albert, James Mes- a. wedding trip the couple will they could not. 'and would not. enter kun, Richard Krantz 'and 'Thomas make their residence in Windsor into any talks oncerning a re- F. Fitzgerald . . , 'The troop is Locks . . . Mrs. Pearson, a. gional program with, Bethlehem. also sending new and used toys graduate of Watertown High! . . . They did, not similarly bar for. Christmas gifts to orphans School, received, her BS degree discussions of attendance of Beth- In Vietnam . . ., Funds for 'the in nursing from St. Anselm's lehem students at Woodbury on a Yuletide activities were obtained College', Manchester, N.H., and tulotion basis, however Areas 'GBA& W. SCRANTON & Ca • In, part from participation in a, was formerly on the staff of the reportedly 'discussed at. the meet- uniform exchange program in Hamden Visiting .Nurses Asso- ing Included 'the providing of" MmtomMm »i* Stock Eichong$ Watertown, and the girls are ciation . , . Mr. Few son is a psychological, services for_ the presently making Christmas dec- graduate of Newton High School, perceptually handicapped and for 49 LEAVENWORTH ST. 753-3166 WATERByiY orations to be sold locally. and Layton School of Art, Mil- children with learning disabili- INVESTMENTS SINCE 1191 • NEW HAVEN The 'junior Girl Scout troop waukee, and is associated with. ties, and possible cooperation, has. 32 members from, grades Bay State Film Productions, between the towns In fields of 4-6 and. Is under leadership of Agawam, Mass.. industrial arts, physical educa- Mrs. '.Roger Paquette, assisted by A. meeting of the Board of Select- tion and music. 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| AUTO - LIFE - HOME ME. AND MRS'.. EDWARD N. STUBBS. were married Oct. 21 Make . a date to join in the church of the Nativity, Bethlehem, with the Rev. Mar- us for lunch, 'dinner or INSURANCE shal Fillip, Administrator of St. John's Church, officiating. cocktails. soon.,....We J.Andre Four nierl '"Mrs. Stubbs, the former' Sarah Ann Keilty, is the daughter of have art exciting 'menu... Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Keilty, Weekeepeemee Ed.. Bethle- . 133 Main Str.et" dinner music by Harold "' Oakvilie hem. Mr. Stubbs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank. Stubbs, LaChapelle ...... dancing .Si".. Brooklyn, N.V. Following a wedding trip to St. John, Thursday. Friday ' and 2 7 4-171 1 Virgin Islands, trie couple has taken up .residence in Bay Saturday. EMge. Brooklyn.-M.Y. . . "'. , • ' Bridge Results and Mrs. Charles Somers, 111; E1PE.1T SHOE ' Mr. and Mrs. Allen Root., ZIPPER & LEATHER Results In the: Tuesday, Nov. 107 -1/2; and, • Dr. and Mrs. James ARMOND'S RESTAURANT . • REPAIRS 7 ' session" of the Ashwofth Du- Lawlor, 92. Straits Turnpike Watertown Shoes dyad any color plicate Bridge Club are as "fol- Skats • sharpened lows, North and South: Mrs. D. Mark Twain, .'wrote 'several of 758-2491 Welch and Mrs. Robert Colby,, Ms' books while residing. 'In New Your hosts: Hobcrt and Armani WAgostino 113-1/2; Dr. James H. Root and, York State. GINO Dl CROSTA Howard Larkhi, 112-1/2; Mrs.' 653 .Main Si. John Noyes and Mrs. Richard 'Qitff row n Lovelace, 105; and Mr. and Mrs. 274*5167 H. C. Ashworth, 91-1/2. East, cr and West: Mr. and,Mrs. John Can- -. With an'Automatic Dryer to hwit'" ' dee, 11.2; Miss Edith Campbell . • Tonr Permanent Press Clothes Zenith Color You Don't HA VE to Wear Them. Right Awax..

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We know. _x , -, . You walk into the bank on payday. And all you want to do is cash, your check. Or make a deposit. But the lines are a mile long. You get on the shortest line-but it turns out to be the longest-because the man in front of you has a savings withdrawal, a deposit for his checking account, and a little something to put i nto hi s C h list m as Club. You do a slow burn while you watch your 60-minute lunch hour turn into barely enough time to gulp down a hamburger and a cup of coffee. What's even worse, you think it's a fact of life. You've come to the conclusion that lines at the bank on payday are as inevitable as death, taxes and rain on Labor Day weekend. , "You'll be happy to know we don't agree. At least one bunch of banks are goi ng t o do sornethi ng abou t it. Th e Water bury National bunch. " Starting October 27, we're opening The Expressway at the Downtown Office, The Plaza, Exchange Place and in Cheshire. (Our other branches don't seem to have the problem.) The Expressway will handle all single transactions for checks and checking accounts. (For instance, you only have to cash a check Or you only have to make a deposit.) It will work like the express check-out in the supermarket. Or the • fast lane on a super highway. It may not make the lines any shorter. But it should make them move a little faster. And if we find out that there are more Expressway customers than we thought, we'll turn it into a two-lane thing. In the meantime, we want you to know we're doing everything we can - about the traffic problem. That's as much as anyone can do. Waterbury National Page 8-TOWPropertyD Times (Watertown, Coon.) of, Novembe ther 16 Watertown, 1967 Historical Society Second Honors - College Nyberg, James March, Marie ' Tortorlci, .Robert 'Urban, William. 'Course: Nancy Ashton, Joyce Orslnl, Nancy Perugini, Micholas Wilson, Sarah Woodward. Caruslllo, 'Cheryl Cleveland, Pesce, Janice Roberts, 'Catherine First' Honors - Business Lauren Colangelo, Guy Desaul- Tel ash, Margaret Traver, Jen. Course: .Kathy Curtlss. watertownhistoricalsociety.org'Hiers, Linda Dumalne, Elaine Second. Honors - Business Weidemier, Deborah WUliam s, 1 - Dumoot, Michael E r I k s e n, .James Zaccaria.' Course : Laurie Bradshaw, Wen- Charles Glgnac, Janice Goodwin, - Second Honor s - C o 11 e g e dy DeVoe. Deborah 'Howard,. Barbara. Hu- Course; Eleanor . Budd, Denise Second. Honors - Technical- -gtek, Linda Klelst, Alan Hos- Desailniers, . Jean. Dohrman, Vocational Course: Lou Banda, . tetter, Douglas. Ltttlefield, John Thomas Feeney, Christine Fish- Stephen Bormollni, Norman Lorenz, Steven Marullo, Jon. Lor''- • . er,.. Robta Gagnon,, John George, • enson., Betty Logue, Rosemary Lynn Greenfield, Margaret Grln- (Continued On Page 9: Muccl, Jane Netti, David! Ntanv sunas, Brian Kallta, Krlstlna " terger, Carol Pistilll, William Lombardo, Richard Loreaz, Ju- P o w e r s, . .Patricia Rlnaldi, dith LovrIn, Dinah. MUls, .Judith vintent' o, paiiadino ' Charles Roberts, Gerhard Rolfs, Mitchell, Carol McKenna, Craig real estate broker Pamela Ryan.,. David Simooin, Di- Palmer, Virginia Post, Brenda ane Simpson, Susan. Taylor, Peters, Deborah Rixford, Sandra ' Jeanne Womelsdorf, Jean. York, Shade, Michele Smith, Patricia 274-8942 753-4111 Kenneth Yurgelun, Smith, Jeffrey Stevens, Pauline' First Honor's'" - B u s I n e s s Course: Helen Bruce, Nancy Ken- nedy, Patricia Sddenda, Chris- tine Wnltebouse. Second Honors - "Business pTHE SIEMON COMPANY Course:' Lauren Church,. Alane A•• Connecticut Industry. Since '1903' Daley, 'Donna General!, Linda Hanram, Sharon Hogan, Shirley McLennan, Kathleen Mitchell, ffoMere ami Manfactaran Joanne Rubbo. First Honors - 'Technical-Vo- •f Plastic Materials cational.. Course: Bertha Wood- ward. .Second Honors - Technical- This coupon must be presented of' th« time of purchase "MBS MAUREEN DORIS GRENIER, of 74' Greertwood St., is Vocational Course: Larry Baker, Kathleen Brazis, Rayraon d engaged to Dennis Roy Gillette, son of Mr. and Mrs,. Arthur Milton Bradley i Gillette, 21 White St. She is the daughter of Mrs. Betty' Chasse, Nancy Guidess, Patricia N01 • ' only Grenier 444 South Main St., Waterbury. Miss Greater grad- Hardt, Prances Korzeniewski, uated from Watertown High School in the Class of 1966, and Patricia Lockhart, Marjorie GAMES ... o * Lone Ranger * King Kong is employed; 'by JOS. Time Corp., Watertown. Mr. Gillette Lynn, Georgia Panllaitis, Pam- * Underdog * Lost in Space Reg. graduated from Watertown High in the Class of 1965 and is. ela Zanavich. " ' * Casper the Ghost * Milton ftie Monsl employed by West's Sales anil Service. The couple will 'be JUNIORS * Voyage to the Bottom of ttie Sea - 98c First Honors - CoU.egeCau.rse: 490 married June 1, 1968. .in,tllie First Congregational Church. Deborah Balanda, Sandra Car- WATERTOWN WAREHOUSE OUTLET ••'••. . '(Sterling Photo) michael, Sean Butterly, Beverly 68SMainS1. Walertown Butkns, Karen Clark, Kathy i Coupon Improved Indians 257 On Senior- . Clark, Todd Hallock,.. Elisabeth (Continued 'From Page 1 High Honor Role . - Hickcox, WUliam KakowsU, Ei- "Are*, more scores in the 'final' leen.. Kirk, Elizabeth. Kusalla, quarter completed the rout, with For. First Period Catherine. Montagno, Elizabeth Baker getting two and Leever Principal. Summer Libbey an- OIL HEAT IS SAFE one. Crosby's last two scores nounced this week Chat. 257 stu- THINK OF FLOORS came in the final period, both on dents M Watertown High School ' . THINK OF OIL HEAT IS CLEAN long plays, one a' run and.the have been named to the honor MURRAY LOGAN " other a pass. " • - roll for' the 'first, marking period. FLOOR COVERINGS OIL HEAT IS .Baker led the Watertown scoring The list consists of 71 seniors, 638 E. Main. 756-8S63 with 30 points, Including four 59 Juniors, 55 sophomores and ECONOMICAL touchdowns" and three two-point 72 freshmen. conversions. Leaver had 26 on "OTiose attaining honor roll ENJOY GOOD 'three; touchdowns and flour two- stains are as: follows. FAMILY MEALS m point conversions and Marino and SENIORS WESSON Lamphier .one TD each. First Honors - College Course: DAILY & SUNDAY O o Baker carried nine times during Linda Camp,. William Gailevege, WE ALSO SERVE z the game for 171 yards, a 19- Robert Glroux, Robin Gray, Nan- WEDDINGS & BANQUETS Carefree Hemt per carry average'. Leever logged cy lannucci, Dennis Levesque, ANNIVERSARY PARTIES a the ball. IS times for 1.42 yards. Harcla. - Nadeau," Barrel. Nelson, m Keeps it that wm$# Several long gainers 'for Leever Richard Pearson, Margaret ARNOLDS were - called, tack because of Ryan, Joan Symanovich, Russell Phone 756-7041 Anytime penalties against the 'Indians. 'Steward, .Robert Tessier, Clif- L BURNER SERVICE FURNACE CLEANING " Watertown's suddenly awakened ford Trypuc. scoring power, which has ac- counted .tor 136' points In 'the last three games — better than. a 45-point per contest average — Here's why Wide-Tracking is catching on should provide the home folks with. plenty of thrills next Thursday, as the great American sport-

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SMALL 4-100 FAIR-CREST PQULTRT The Great One 'by Pontiac 508 S. Main St. 283-4902 Dot'lt ff MM-- « ATWOOD'S PONTIAC IBSMAINST. WATERTOWN 9 AM - 9 IPiH Property of the Watertown'Town. Historical. Times (Watertown, Conn,..) ,Society November 16, 1967-Pag e 9 manovlch, Ellen .Smith, Linda anne Daveluy, Mary Gellnast fered at discount prices. Funds at the library. A Christmas Gift Senior " Tyski, Slgrid, Van Sand, Esther Cynthia Llpeika, Marion Samos- " realized will go to the Council's Workshop, is planned,, and Mrs. (Continued From Page 8) "Wheeler. ka. Marty Benedict will, talk on the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgSecond Honors - College charity and welfare, programs. Brisebols, William, Cotfey, Mad- Second Honors - JBu s in.es s Daniel Gra.zi.ano is chairman, and making of slipcovers. Mrs. Gene- eline Yashenko. Course: David Adamson, Jane Course: 'Theresa Banda, Lucy vie ve Baer and Mrs. Joy Greider Bellerive, Nancy Bernlus, Deb- Edward UcGee co-chairman .of 'SOPHOMORES Coates, Lorrie Daley,, Debora the sale. are hostesses. First Honors - College Course: oriah.Blazys, Michael Canty, Ray- Dell aC ame r a, He le ne Gene r al i,, Jacqueline' Agnew, .Deborah mond Cleslewski; Lauren Contl, Harjorie Hunter, Roy Langlais, Ho me makers You as a free, citizen, have the Berger, Jean, Bernlus, Linda Robert Dethlefsen, Karen Di- Linda Marinaro, 'David Zubik. right, .and, perhaps you 'will agree, Mlchele, Susan* Dostaler, Brian The Watertown Homemakers the obligation to'rea d the news — Booth, Carl Bohlen,' Catherine .Second Honors -. Technical - will meet this evening at 8 o'clock Buttock, Paula Colangelo, Lin- Fenn,,, Charles Fisher, 'Guy Hays, Vocational Course: Joseph Ci- to know what is, going on. da. Fuse©,, Phyllis Mazurski, Su- Patricia Klckcox, David Hotch- riello, John 'O'Brien, zanne Murray, Christine Hueck, klss,, Richard Hiioppi, William Helalne Starr, Diane Zembruski. Johns, Felicie Kepka, Patricia EVERYTHING 10U NEEDTO' . Second Honors • - C o 11 e g e Kimble, Barbara Kbntout, Susan Knights* Toy Sale al Imbimbo's Course: Donna Blerwlrth, Jeanne Kuslis, Joseph' Labeck, Bruce GO FORMAL Burke,,; Jean, Contois,' Frances Llttlefield, Barbara Lynn, Susan This Weekend Formal Shop • DlNunzlo, Charles Emerlck, Masayda, Karen Mendyka, Steven From tax to He ,. . . get fashion freshness Bonlta Hughes, Susan Humiston, Hondak, Hark Palladino, Lynn. Plus X Council, 'Knights of Col- Peter Grlska, Susan Kalita, Kath- Peters, .Donald Pixley, Berna- umbus, will hold its annual toy from, our mwm stock ,. ., . over 2,000 suits leen Kinzly, 'Tody Klimak, Oebra dette Petroccia, Mary Reichen- sale today through Sunday at the available at ail times L'Abbe, Margaret Long, Patri- back, Ellen Traver, David Venus, K... of C. Home, Main .St.. Hours cia Marchenko, Susan Mitchell, Barbara Werner, Diane 'White, will be. today and tomorrow, 7 to . Claire Wills. Imbimbo's Formal Shop Joyce Mordentl, .:Dayn,a Mortal, 9 p.m.; Saturday, 2 to 6 p.m.; : First Honros - Business and, Sunday, 2:30 to 9 p.m. 20 I ni

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As one" first approaches the . large ' oval door,, you* hesitate We stover School Amd Its a, moment before pushing the heavy door open, and wonder what possibly could be the .decor to- Folk Are Warm, Friendly side., As; the door opens, and. the brightness,, and, warmth of color- and • spaciousness envelop you, Part'. Of Middle bury(Scene you feel as though you are now in a. medieval castle, For an- other moment you wonder whether. •there is any "lightness of laughter possible in such a fashionable surrounding, .and yet. with the feet of girls Tunning,., down the scarlet red carpeted, 'winding staircase into the large reception room,,, - the enthusiastic talk of the girls, the laughter, and the friendliness of the people at the offices, one knows that Westover has'made the impossible possible. Here amid the most beautifully decorated NOT DOWN IN" THE DIM PS is the .word on Middle bury's Medieval castle, grandeur at Its refuse disposal system. Picture shows refuse being deposit- best, the gay happiness of young ed! in the compactor placed at, the dump by the Hall-.VWay girls is very evident. Co., of Stamford. The area, is open, on. weekends to Middle Talking to personnel' at We st- bury r:; ~idents, only... and as far as Middlebury officials are over • was as he art-warming as concerned, the local problem is completely solved at this the physical, beauty of the school. point,. The (rail A Hay Co. is responsible for the removal of Warmth and genuine love for our refuse from the area, weekly. town .was cfvident. There are 110 employees including kitchen,, ad- sociatlon activities in the greater ministrative, and building 'and Waterbury area. grounds personnel, and teachers. Some are part time and others Dr. Oemcke received his bac- fulltime. c al aureate degree in biochemis- try from the University of Con- Besides the • main .school of necticut, attended Yale Univer- Westover, which was founded, in, sity., where he did post-graduate 1909 'by . Mrs. Hillard, growing work and 'received his doctorate out of St. Margaret's, there are from, the -Chiropractic 'Institute 7 off-campus homes owned by * of New York, where he 'received 'Westover. She w'anted a family the Kronovet Award for •outstand- country school, Intimate and ing scholastic achievements. He warm, and since it was built' is a. member of the American west from St. Margaret's it was Chiropractic Association, 'The then named Westover. This wom- Connecticut, Chiropractic .Re- llradmasler and Mrs luton \\. \le\amlt>r an must tie indeed proud of the search .Society, the American' •John W. Alexander became the lie does not regret the move, nor development of this school as the Council on Chiropractic Ortho- Headmaster of Westover -School does Westover. M • Alexander intimate quality has still pre- pedics,, 'and the American Chemi- on1 June 13, moving to Middle- Began Ills jfflli.iMnn with Co-' vailed, even though its size, cal, .Society, and was former in- bury from Columbia. College. lumbia as a teacher, going on to has increased as has its number structor of Anatomy at the New He laughed a, bit when he-stated, become the Dean of Student Af- of students. Students come from York Chiropractic College. many parts of the country,'from . '"'I moved to 2OP girls at West- fairs. ' At present tiis wife and. Dr. 'Oemcke resides with his over' from 2700 young: men at he -live al Weslover California to Connecticut, and Dr Bernard F Oemcke call Westover • home seven days wife 'and four children, at White Columbia." 'Yet, we are assured, Upon, approaching Westover, one Avenue, Middleburv. ' only sees the first large building,, a, week. Dr. Oemcke Named For a piano long and Lie ing the main Middle- ' ScholasUcally Westover rates burv road, >et upon driving in the . high, and is jointly „ offering' Di rector Of Conn. Joseph -#r organ ... beauty of time grounds is quite courses with Taft and St. Mar- Imbrozaitis unbelievable. The school lias garet's School... Russian is taught, Chiropractic Assn. H\MMONI> many 'building, including, the A,c- and some Taft 'and.St.Margaret's Dr. Bernard F. Oemcke, of- ri'STOM Middlebury, was elected Director KITCHENS Organ Mtnm.dk . tlvitles Building, the Arts Build- students come to 'Westover torth e "tng, .and Science Lab Building. subject,,, whereas 'Westover girls of the Connecticut Chiropractic MILLWORK 1624 vpatortown \ve All are beautifulli jrr'angeU a- go to tin* two other schools for Association at, the annual busi- Planned - In stall lad round the Chapel where there are two other subjects. The curricu- ness of the association'^ recently FREE ESTIMATES Waterbury at, the Hotel America, Hartford. morning services. Tlie services lum is wide and. impressive. Al ts ii n §i 4 R e m o d • I i n g 7M41ffil . on Mondays and Fridays are Reading through the informal • As a, director. Dr. Oemcke will Service conducted by either Father Fan- serve on the association's execu- 0uoI ity Workmanill • p You get oroiv speeches Mr. Alexander has made ning, Reverend Mr. Luckey, or to ' his students, the quote that tive board, insurance review W ii ttani G uo ro n te e nt Hammond! 'Reverend Mr. Ross. seems to depict the school, best; board, and, will supervise all as- 151-2515 is the following': "For all of us it is a matter of 'being faithful to the past, aware of the present,, 'and, responsible to the future." West- over has done jusf this,, and we in, Middlebury feel, proud that West- over, through Mrs. Kirlin, will have a. bi-weekly column. '*•#?«

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The following1 advertisement appeared in the Connecticut Jour- nal in 1784, "Any person desirous of taking1 the infection of smallpox may be well accommodated by apply- ing to the subscriber, who has a. convenient house for that pur- pose, where careful attendance is., given.,, and every favor gratefully acknowledged by their1 humble servant. Abel Bronson" Dr. Abel Bronson*s house and hospital or "Pest House" as it was called, was built a short R1CHAR.II J. G U ERR ERA, left, is the proud owner of this Mr. Matthews Mr. distance from his home on the Burr Hall Road. The door of the new $28,000 Peter Bill tractor which he and his two friends. Pest House with the25 names and Dan Moynihan, center, .and Joe DeSantis, recently brought Open House Programs At the dates of their innoculation has back from Newark, calif., when!' the truck was purchased. been, preserved and is In the The trio flew to California and came back in five days. Mattatuck Museum. stopping off in Reno. Nev., and Chicago', 111. The 'tractor Schools Termed Successful rig. is 'powered 'by a Caterpiller V -8 diesel engine and is re - 'On, hand to greet the great, num- The Open, .Hou.se held .in the P.T.O- News ported to be the first of its kind in Connecticut. Mr. Guer- ber of parents were Mr.Mathews three' Middlebury schools during 'The Hiddlebury* P.T.O., has rera, resides on Park Drive, Middle bury. American, Education week. was. 'and Ms group of teachers. again made another milestone in. The Hiddlebury P.T.O. staged, extremely successful, .. and the its trip of successful year. The have available for your choice 11 another refreshment table,, 'and. 1 New Book List administration said it was the " Book Fair was very successful items. "They all will 'be made up although more than. 400 interested largest turnout -the Middlebury -as was the Refreshment Hour at; 1 and can 'be' viewed at the Me- The following new boooks now system has ever seen. parents 'attended and enjoyed the all the schools, during the Open, morial .School Library Thursday are available at the Middlebury- If one could understand the cakes and sweets avail able, there House, •and Friday of this week and! at Library: large amount of time and effort were cupcake's leftthat were soon 'The P.T.O. extended its thanks Delaney* s Coffee Shop on the 19th. A Modern Priest Looks at his that, goes into the planning of an sold to a few people. "The Book to all the mothers who have done Residents will, receive a stencil, Outdated Church,, Kavanaugh; Open. Hoii.se by the teachers and Fai,r under Mrs. Phyllis Clark such a great, job this year. They for your choice and should return With Option, to Die,, Lockridge; the administration one could only and Mrs. Aaron Simon and their are: Mrs. Doris Foss, Mrs. Zlta it to' school on a specific date. Tne Savages, Hardy; The Prison- expect the parents to come and committee, was a most success- Salerno, Mrs, Hary Kelly, Mrs. Many .people enjoyed the evening ers of Quai Dong, Kolpacoff; To take advantage of the time set ful one. Bernie McCarroll, Mrs. Irene last year,, and the decorations aro Love is to Listen, Ardmore; A ' aside' to view the classrooms and Many people were shown the Scober, 'and Mrs. Sally Clancy 1 most rewarding to make you rself., Lamp for India, Andrews; Bigger become familiar with, the pro- new speaker unit for Memorial, for help in, the kitchens on the President Marilyn 'Belden, an- Than a. Breadbox, Allen; Here grams the children will follow. which was purchased by the nights of Open House. Also, to nounced a. workshop for the chil- Comes a Candle, Hodge; A Gar- Mr. Ippolito welcomed all the .P.T.O. last year. Favorable com- all the mothers who outdid them- dren of Memorial 'and Mary I. den of Earthly Delights, Gates; parents at Sbepardson and Mary ments by parents and teachers selves in the assortment of re- Johnson .and, Shepardson .Schools,, Janus Island, Wilson;;. Murder I... Johnson. Schools with, an ad- both indicated that 'another suc- f re shments avail abl e. M, r s. Phy i - She said: "In, order to thank, all Fantastical., Moves; Mao Tse- dress which .included a summary cessful Open House had, taken lis Clark and Mrs. Simon de- of the people who have really Tung, Sen ram.; Gibraltar, the 'Of 'the Open House Program and a place. serve a great deal of credit on, helped, thus far in our year Of Keystone, Stewart; Doctors brief Introduction to the new the most successful Book Fair. P.T.O., I feel the best way Is to Wives, Slaughter,, Our Crowd, grading system to be used for re- Altar Society News 'The P.T.O. announced the fol- include all the. children in a BIr m i n gl i,a, m; Fou r Fac es o f Pe ru, port card evaluation, of reading. lowing: Next, week a stencil, will • The Altar .Society of St. John, of Creative Workshop for Christ- Byford; Don't Blame the Mir- The parents were encouraged to be sent home with every child the Cross Church will meet Mon- mas for the children,.. The dates ror, Graham; Land of the 'Golden tour the school buildings and to for the parent to list -the birth- day,, Nov. 20, at 8 p.m. in the will be 'announced soon and the Mountain, Lee; 'Third Girl,, observe the 'displays arranged by days of each child, in, the family. Church Hall. 'Dr. Richard New- children will have a choice of Christie; Baby and Child Care, teachers of each .grade., Teach- These will be printed on the 1968 man, Waterbury Psychiatrist, two things. Spock; Trusted Like a Fox, ers were available to answer Calendar which the P.T.O. will will be the guest speaker. "I regret that, it will only be Woods; Bogue's Fortune, Symons; any questions parents might have have available for the new year. 'Tickets for Annual Harvest possible for children of P.T.O'., and Urgent Hangman, Cheyney. had, about this year's program. Anniversaries and Club meet- Dance to be held November 25 members to attend. If you have Many favorable ' comments by ings are permissible; too. The are still available and can. be forgotten to become a member parents indicated their enjoyment stencil should be signed 'and re- reserved by calling Mrs. Don- an d still wish to do so, drop and enlightment which the "Open turned to school, by the date aid Carrlngton 758-9782 or Mrs. your name and your dues in a SEPTIC TANK House Program" made possible. shown. Contact Mrs. William Joseph Gugliotti 758-2928. •The letter to Mrs. Belden, Stein man CLEANING The 'Open House 'also was made Mill man on any questions, at 'dance 'will be held at. the Foun- Avenue, or mail, to P.T.O.,, Mid- ROTO-TILL ING more enjoyable by the M iddlebury 758-9408. tain, Hearth, Woodbury, Nov. 25. dlebury, Conn. The Creative GARDENS 'The Christmas Workshop will P.T.G. program which Included a. Workshop will be held at. each of Herb Shaw most, .successful Book Fair, and. the schools on a, separate after- refreshments. noon. It will be1 under the Chair- SANITATION Memorial School, also scheduled. Everything for your manship of Mrs. Belden and will Its Open. House during the Ameri- traditional dimmer.... prove to be an exciting •afternoon SERYICE can Education Week and it was for your child,.. More information most, successful. The parents at- FREE DELIVERY on this will come by stencil 274-8228 tending' made a record crowd for for your convenience. through the schools.,"" the .school. 'The displays in the different classrooms and the during this busy presentations made by the com- season..., plete staff were well received. PIONEER FOUR CORNERS Automobiles DELANEVS . Inc. Store, Inc. Middlebury' . * Watertown t71jatg 758-2431 SANDWICH SHOP The perfect, holiday gilt .... a beauti- RENTAL SERVICE ful fruit basket . . , made to order' * 25 KDI'DS OF SANDWICHES! Sanders — Polishers * MANY DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Edgers — Elec. Drills Lawn tollers —Spreaders p RESTAURANT * EXCELLENT FOOD KEYS MADE IM. 274-1038 Catering Service| Stop in at Red*® ';-;r lAFS HARDWARE • Lobsters '* Steaks • Chops "Town Hair... ~ ' :TV Complete Italian Menu it's the friendliest • ^ DISHNCTIVE CATERING * Weddings • Banquets spot in town... relax and A * Stags * Parties enjoy a good cup of coffee Here or ABj vheie or a complete meal... 'Complete Meals "TO GO1"* WALSH* Open Mon. thru Sal. - 6 AM to 5 PM Phone 758-2094 pull Liquor Permit Air Conditioned |& yo'iir order will be DELANEY? SANDWICH SHOP MASSAMI Ample Parking [realty when you arrive... 4 Comers, Miiil.ebu.iy GUILD OPBN 7 DAYS A 1EEK Contact 758-9842 M Cmter «. WMU4 Middlebory id, (New Fo« Cornea) BluMetmiy Watertary Page 12--Town Times (Watertown, Conn,), November 16, 1967 Visiting Days Held 300 Expected ' Harry Eustace... Senior Citizens Advanced Study . Property of the Watertown HistoricalTo Plan Annual Society .Ml. three schools In Middlebury AtPolii Going Ph ' Aids Robert' Nelb held Visiting'" Day as part of Christmas Party.. At Dartmouth . " American Education Weak. Par- Ball Saturday ^ - Harry Eustace,, 'teenage .son. of ents were invited to come to'watertownhistoricalsociety.org" A turnout of 300 is expected Join" and Evelyn Eustace, Fern- The Senior Citizens and Re- Robert Nelb, & graduate of the ' their children's schools and ob- for' the Second Annual Middle- dale Ave., has 'been working hard tired People's Club held Us meet- Watertown High Class of 1967, serve " a, typical. day's .program. bury Policemen's Ball, which to collect subscriptions for the ing-last Wednesday 'at, 'tie TOwn has 'been given, credit for an ex- Many parents took advantage of will be held Saturday, Nov. 1,8, 'Town. 'Tines in Mlddlebury. After Hall, "Iitey had, two guest speak- emption In three courses at Dart- this effort of the school depart- at Memorial School. . talking with Harry the other day. ers, B. Gaillard and D. Carter mouth College, Hanover,, N.H., ment to' enhance the relationship Heading "the . committee In. we feel that he will go places.' of the Waterbury National Bank, as, the result of proficiency and the advanced placement testing of the home and the school. It charge we William Calabrese Me has' shown the .Initiative to go who spoke .on. Wills and Estates, was really" a well-thought out ar- and. Harold Tucker, co-chairmen; 'Out and get, and to do that little alter which the members had re- program. rangement In. all three schools James Shepard, tickets; 'Luther extra that; so many boys of this freshments, ' -played cards and 'Hie two subjects which indicated and the number of parents attend- France 'and A. Frank Calabrese, age will, not do... sang old 'time, songs. a high level, of preparation were French I 'and Mathematics. In ing were all thrilled "to not only treasurers; Charles Rossi and ' R'e isabuslnessmanathisyoung Five new members were admit- see their' child but to' see tow; and Bruce Muchalight, program; Jo- age In many ways. Upon returning addition to being given "exemp- ted to the club. tion*'* for both French! and French what 'the teacher does In. a. given seph Hirbour and-Harold Ander- with; Hs subscriptions we find the The next meeting will be held day. • son,, arrangements; and. Robert money all counted out, the names n, he was awarded credit for November 21, Tuesday, instead of Mathematics DL Desmarais, Michael Capolnpo, neatly written—and lots of them- Wednesday .due to the Thanksgiv- - Letter From Bilodeau John De Santis and George Shove, there also will be a duplicate copy During Ms four years at Water- ing holiday. At this meeting there town High 'School Nelb was en- decorations. and he will, want me to sign his will be a pot luck dinner... .Ml A letter was received recently Parties with tickets" should copy to the effect that I have re- rolled In the accelerated program from the past' Principal, of Mary members are to be present to for superior academic students. make arrangements before the., ceived the nam.es and. money. help plan." the Christmas party. I, Johnson, and Shepardsbn day of the 'ball so that, seating Needless to say it is impressive. Through the program he was able Schools, Kenneth ailodeau, He arrangements can' be made.. How many toys today follow along to prepare' himself academically expressed. his sincere . gratitude Chiefs of.area Police Depart- these paths- -then; - again, how Art' League's to enable him -to achieve this at toeing, 'Invited back with his wife ments will.' be invited, guests. many boys'today are willing to— status. to' the International Smorgasbord. Members of- the department who Good 'boy Harry, keep right in Fall Show Was . He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'He and his wife were delighted to' are - free have been asked to re- there! Robert Nelb, formerly of Mid- see many of their friends again, port to 'the school ..at 9 a.m. Sat- Well Received dietary Rd.., now residing in. the and he was especially pleased at .. midwest. urday to help with decorations and The Watertown Art- League's the success the P.T.O. has made setting up of tables. " Thomaston Civic .. In the past couple of years. The second exhibit, 'The, Fall Festi- gold tie-clip chosen by Ronald Theatre Schedules val of Artf featuring 1.8 local and James Terrill - area artists, was a huge success JohnB. Atwood Mellette, and presented to Mr. 1 Bilodeau by President" Marilyn Named To C.E.C. Neil. Simon Comedy and attracted a large, throng of ALL FORMS of spectators. 'The show was held Belden, engraved 'with Middle- The Middlebury C.E.C. wel- The Thomaston Civic Theatre bury P.T.O., will always be a will present "Come 'Blow Your last week at St. John's Church comed a. new member at its last Hall. INSURANCE cherished memory of the town meeting. He is James "Tterrlll. Horn"'* a comedy by Neil 'Si.rn.on,, he loved, he stated. on Friday and Saturday,, Nov. 24 Many students from. St., John's SV4JW1 Mr. Terrill. has. been, a most and .'South 'Schools took, in the active member of the Baseball and 25, at 8 -p.m. at, Thomaston High School. It will be, directed exhibit,, as did. other organiza- and the Basketball Leagues. He tions and hundreds of individual Drum Corps Notes was Sports Editor for the Mid- by Marilyn Curry, Watertown. Rep, THE 'The cast consists of Larry residents. Art. works on display A surprise birthday .party to dlebury Journal Advertiser, included oils, water colors/ •'""* THE ST. PAUL honor " of Marilyn ' Curry, sec- • Where ever the youth1 of Mld-.'Shea... as Alan. Baker; LynMeyer, Buddy Baker; Joseph . Kelley, sculpture, wood, carvings and gra- INSURANCE CMBa retary of the Drum Corps Par- dlebury is, you can usually find. phic art. ents Association, was held "last him. 'The program that he will .Mr. .Baker; Marilyn. Curry, Mrs. Friday night by the Drum Corps.. Baker; Karen Kosikowskl, Con- Co-chairmen Mrs. Al'bina Koris work, on -this year is an. educa- and Mrs. Yvette Hirbour said the Presents were presented to Mrs. tionally programmed recreation- nie Dayton.;, and Diane Curry, HEALTH - WAYS Curry In appreciation of the work. -the current Miss Watertown, as ' show was "'received very -well al project combining the facul- and was. a tremendous success she has 'done .tor the Corps. Re- ties of the school-and the town. Peggy Evans. freshments were-served as well Productions of' the 'Thomaston thanks to the efforts of "those who YOU DON'T HAVE 'TO' BE At the ' next. . meeting of the gave so generously of their time A C RE ATI! RE OF HABIT as a large birthday cake from 'the C.E.C. Mrs... .Bruce Randall will Civic Theatre have been in an. dorps. ' effort to help restore that, town's - and talents." - . be guest speaker. Her topic will, The -League will meet Friday, "There's such a thing as Tonight a meeting will 'be held be, "Looking at, Some of the New historic opera.'house. 'The spring, production should 'be the first in Nov. 17, at 8 p.m, at the 'Thornas- being well-organized. 'Then, by the parents committee to pnake Educational Programs Being Of- on. the other hand, there's plans for the .Annual. Christmas the fully • restored operaJ house. • ton Savings Bank, with George fered in Libraries..** Also a guest Osborne, well known painter .and such, _a thing as 'being a .Party. .All parents of the .Drum. speaker will be"Charles Delaney, 'Tickets for this production are available from Marilyn Curry, teacher, as guest speaker. An slave to habit. Corps- are welcome to come and who' "Wil 1 speak on the "Recrea- Going through 'the • same old help out at 7 o'clock at the "Town. 274-5026.. . .. auction and soc ial hour will follow * tional Needs of our 'Town..** Mr._ Osborne's demonstration. routine In the same old way,, Hall. * day after day, can lead to dis- Friday night, the Corps' annual contentment and, have a seri- candy sale will begin. The sale ous- effect on one's psycho- is'held to meet the expenses of logical, outlook and, health. In new uniform's, equipment and some cases the individual traveling expenses of the Mid- who laments, "The monotony - dietary Dram Corps. of my 'existence is driving 'Oscar Kruse, Drum Corps, Di- for all your me crazy," Is closer to rector, Is In. need of 'a. panel rasidential or fact than to fiction. truck or travel-ail for the Corps.' commercial needs This would make it easier for'the Color TV - Black & 'While - Stereo - Radios Mien and women who work Corps to function. If anyone knows •for a, living have a pronounc- ' the whereabouts of such.a.vehicle PAR GLASS ed, tendency to' get into a they should notify' Mr.- Kruse. MIDDLEBURY rut. They take the same "764 Main St. train or bus -- or drive • Raidio and. Television Oak villa - 274-2151 over an identical route — Create a desire for quality by Complete Antenna Service every morning, every even- . an appeal to. pride. ing. Essentially, they follow an unchanging business 755-9339 SUBURBAN " schedule,, day in, day out. ' APPLIANCE &. 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-WATERBURY- 2:0' E. Main Street Phone 753-0148 Room 324., Brown Building k loin of tlOO cost I SI? when promplly rtpud in 17 cansccutne monlhw iffitallinMti of 19 75 each COLONIAL PLAZA Hurt: Men - Fit 11 AM !• S Hi -Satviays 19 AM It 8 PM f> page 14-Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), November 18,196?' Town Times (Walertown,, Cong..), November 16.1967--Page 15 An. open, date this 'Saturday NOTHING FOR DEFENSE Jburneylng. to' Yde Bowl'an. So, for our day's 'effort, we saw time assigned, and return, make ODD JOBS, residential cftim- Property of the Watertown Historical Societyshould put Coach BUI . Gargano's FOR YOUR BEST BUYS in FOR SALE: White portable Seeing three football games on hour or so later, we saw nine a total of 250 points .scored. In.' Ecumenical to this Court. Beys cleaned. Call 214-352.7. carpeting,, see our large boys 'in the pink for Hue Turkey sewing machine, good condi- S P E A K I N G 0 F a, given day may not. be' anything more TT/s with Yale overpower- 'three . contests 'and. remember, COonttmied From .Page 1) Joseph H. Navin, Judge stock of Mill Ends and Rem- these weren't backyard football Day paeautar. congregation he served for 37 tion. Special,,, $16.95. Call new tat the amount of combined ing " Pennsylvania to the tone of TT 11-16-61 1 .nants from America's Best scoring we saw last. Saturday 44-22. games. We enjoyed the offensive Walter H. Hart, years. WILL DO alterations for -Known Carpet Mills. Savings 755-1420'. SPORTS watertownhistoricalsociety.orgmay very well 'be a; record from. Topping all. the day's offense, bombardment thoroughly and After the anniversary celebra- -worn en *s, children • s clothes., from 1/4 to 1/3. Many large most of 'the.' fans in our vicinity " GENERAL ELECTRIC Heat- By Bot Palmer " a spectator's viewpoint. however, was the evening affair' Inc. tion he came ta' Meriden, Conn,, CLASSIFIED Call 274-8702 • enough for wall-to-wall in- Commencing with, the' Water- back at Waterbury's Municipal at all. locations 'did too, for we to' retire,, and then- was asked stallation ... HOOSATONIC ing. Hot Water, Warm Air and. town -Crosby avalanche at Muni- 'Stadium, where the Atlantic Coast heard, 'them say so. by the .Rev. Robert Heydenreich, EMMIE'S AUTO BODY WORK VALLEY RUG SHOP, Corn- Air Conditioning. WESSON cipal Stadium, which, as most of League teams,, the • Waterbnry NEW LONDON Pastor of the First Lutheran, One of the most completely HEATING CORP.. Watertraiy ABOUT FOOTBALL '. ' wall. Bridge. Conn. Tel. 203- you know (out of town readers Orbits and towell Giants., com- ' -PROSPECT^/ Church, Waterbury, to 'lake over LOST: Thomaston Savings equipped paint and Body 672-61.34- "Tel. 628-4711. Jimmy Gerard wanted to know not withstanding), Watertownwon bined for 14 touchdowns and a If 'there is 'Eastern. League bali the duties and administration of Bank. Book No. W 1995. Pay-Shops in Connecticut. Wheel - who was .or., were the New York by a fantastic 68-20 score, there total of 96 points. Waterbury won -in Waterbury this year, we might Trinity Lutheran. Chapel, which ment applied for Myra Ruth Alignment and Balancing. • Giant quarterbacks before Chuck- were 1.2 touchdowns. 1 this ooe 54-42. get a. 'glimpse of the Mew York INTRODUCING Is sponsored by the Waterbury Quigley. 1.41 Meriden Rd., Waterbury. tn" Charley Connerly. We were Yankee catcher of the future Church. This was 'done on Oct. not .sure how. far Jim wanted to when. Blnghamton comes here. 2,, 1965, and Dr. 'Otten has head- ANIMAL TRAPS by Hava-" SPARE TIME INCOME Get your , go back and he being only 25 years Mis name is John Ellis,, a. New ed the congregation here for the , hart, available in 17 models. Refilling and collecting mon- ove Catch anything; from a mouse old, we know he doesn't remember London boy, who looks very im- IFOR: ensuing two years. "-• ey from NEW "TYPE high to a fox with a rustproof, hu- wardrobe the 'Ones we 'are about to mention pressive ta the Yankee rookie Mrs, Otten, now serves as or- quality coin operated dispen- mane, simple - to •••- operate but maybe'" some of you old time school. In the Yankee organiza- (Mother ganist and. chotr director of the sers in this area. No selling. Giant fans would like to ..have tion there Is the feeling that; the Chapel. Trinity had'but one or- • Ha van art trap from, Watertown remdy for your memory refreshed. Here Co-Operative Assoc, 27 De- To qualify you must have car. 'boy could be catching for the ganization^ the Trinity Fellow- references, $'600 to $2,900' we go. " : parent team in. 'as little as two pot St. 274-2.547. . the ship, when Dr., 'Otten 'took over cash. Seven to 12 hours week- .. Ed Danowskl, Fordham, 1934 to years. the parish. To this have been 41; Nello Falashl, Santa Clara, added the Luther League, a Young Just arrived at Chintz *N" ly can, net excellent monthly Holidays . . . Sherm Savin,, the former Har- income. Mori* full time. For 1938-41; Emery Nix, TCO, 43- vard hockey 'manager, was flab- People's Group, two Choirs .and Prints ol Newtown, an enor- 46; Tuffy Leemans, Geo. Wash- bergasted at: the trouncing his the Confirmation Class. mous, number of Decorator personal interview write P.O. 1 BO X, 4185. PITTSB U RGB, ington, 1942-43; Arnle.. Berber, team took from. Princeton* 'but . .All residents of the community Slipcover Drapery and 'Up- Avoid that holstery Fabrics at enormous (Regis), 1944-45; Lenny Cailig- nevertheless is looking for the are Invited by the Community, PA. 15202. Include Phone last minute aro, Wisconsin, 1945-46, Steve Crimson to knock off Yale in. the Ecumenical Council, to Join with savings, South. Main St. (Rt. Number. Flllpowlcz, Fordbam, Frank F11-' 25) Newtown. Conn. Store rush..,., let big; Ivy League clash at the Bowl,, their friends and neighbors in. our experts chok, Indiana, 1946; Connerly, a. week 'from Saturday... prayer and song at 'this Thanks- will be closed Fridaj • and, LOTOS A. LAUDATE • Mississippi, 1948-61; Don Heln- giving Eve Service. Saturday, June 9 and 10. give your best, '"The Princeton game was just Electrical Oil Burners their special rich, Washington, 1954-1959. one of those days When everything Satei,, Service & Repairs Arnie Herber, a great, quarter- REWEAV1NG: Moth holes In Stock care... We goes right for the winners and 'The last battle of the Revolu- Motors,, Pumps, Controls, give the finest back at Green Bay from. 1930' nothing: works for the losers/* • and burns invisibly rewoven Re Hoys, Transformers, Etc- A 111''.II III I'll'!!! I (II! I'll U }'I I'll .11 tion was.' fought at Johnstown on fabrics the to 1.940 came out of retirement, was Sherm's analysis of last 'Oct. 26, 1781. • or mended. Davidson's 274- 14 'Rack dalle Awe., Oak vi lie li'iii'iii^ih ii MI" I- mi i'-,j'> In in I-ni III- 274-347 I pro per hand 1 ing to help the Giants during World -Saturday's drubbing. .2222. they deserve War II. II MI ihn" iiiniik .. FOR RENT: Sanders, Polish- In 1941. war tensions held the' 'The largest crowd ever to' see "••In- vi ill • In-: i-li :i In,«in:-\ mi ers, Power Tools, Chain championship game crowd to 13,- JOHN G. O'NEILL a • football game at Watertown l«r<»nl» $*!«"}. 50 Saws, Ladders, plumbing "041.. 'The winning Chicago Bears High School or' 'Otherwise,, will Tools, 1011 'rental tools for share was $430 and the losing probably be on hand. Thanks- home owners. FUNERAL HOME Giants collected $288 'per man. giving morning when Watertown General 'Order of Notice Watertown Building Supply ALLYN'S The Giants call to arms sounded High meets Torrington's Red, Emits. District 'Of Watertown ss,..,, Pro- 56 Echo Lake Rd. 274-2555 742 Main St., Oakville immediately after - the . 1941 Raiders at High School Field. bate Court, November 11, 1967. PHONE 274-3005 CLEANERS & DYERS championship- game with 26 play- People are talking about, the Estate of SARAH H. MATTOON, 'CARPENTER AND MASON ers entering the armed forces. Jewelers late 'Of Watertown,, in said Dis- TOM MARINO', Watertown .High Halfback, is well on his Indians new found, offense, with WORM, 'reasonable. Building, 15 Echo Lake Rd. . All in all,; 55 'Giants saw active Sean Butter!y 'at, the quarterback 709 Main SI. trict, deceased, •duty in the war.-Thirty-six were way to' a first period touchdown against Crosby Saturday. repairing. Free estimate. Tel. R. J. Black & Son, inc. throttle and Larry Baker, Dan Watertown Upon - the application of Henry 274-8397'. Watertown commissioned. Seven were cited Marino took a. Crosby punt at the Watertown 47 and re- A. Mattoon, Executor, praying SALES & SERVICE turned it 53 yards for the score Number 32 in the back .. Leever and Tom. Marino pro- 274-1988 for 'heroism .in. battle and two, viding the -running thrills. that he be authorized to sell and 274-1636 Jack. Lummus and. Al Blozis were ground is' Watertown fullback Dan Leever, racing to cut. off convey real, estate 'belonging' to EMIL JEWELERS' Water Pumps, 'Water Softeners ••'killed In action. The former 'by one of the'final. Crosby defenders, Leevers effort, wasn't said Estate, as per application EXPERT WATCH, & CLOCK Thomasion 'Rd. Tel: 274-18853 C" al I u s for p i ck' up an d de 1 i v ery Japanese bullets on the final -needed, as Marino, a speedster, easily on traced the Cros- on file more fully appears, it Is REPAIRING — Guaranteed Watertown, Conn. save lime for other holiday chores' Get your wardrobe ready Workmanship. assault on bloody Mout Sur abach.i by boy to' the goal line. Watertown.wop easily. G8-20. ORDERED, That said applica- on Iwo Jim a late In 1945. Blozis,. for the holidays, now!! tion, 'be heard, and determined at a. 'Second Lieutenant led. a. recon- ' Superb gourmet foods You:"III be busy enough the Probate Office, in Watertown, nalssance party behind enemy and delicacies ...... in tie season ahead... in said district, on. the 20th day - lines in Vosges mountains. When imported cheeses . ... of November, A.D. 1967,, at 4:30 one of his men was missed, he o'clock in the afternoon., and that Holiday Wines & Liquors ordered his platoon, to take cover,. PECK'S EXPERT DRY CLEANING public notice be given of the pen-.. then crept, back into the darkness. lunch 'In - lake advantage of our pick up & delivery dency of said application, and the Soon his' men heard a deadly" TOWN & COUNTRY service 'and our convenient locations. time and -place of hearing there- — WHISKEY — -CHAMPAGNE- German machine pistol cut loose comfort of th* con "happy spot" hi PERRYS-FLANAGANS on, by publishing a copy of this Highgate Deluxe J. Bonet 'and a. brilliant pro football career STORE tertm order once in some newspaper In stunt had. ended.,. SA Middiebwy Cleaners i«» »*•"»• »"« ™ having' a circulation in. said Dis- •\ fine 86 proof • Sparkling IItmr.p Stop in *oon! 274-4541 Mow in Cocktail Mil We ' passed this information 758-2244 trict, at least 4 days 'before said 60 40 blend of 5 «,, " I* ink Champa ant 1 stock! taken, from the 'book the "New MJkt's Ctftte Stop 47 D«For.»t St. Hjlidav & 7 year old w'li skies I'lir perfect 11 Main St.. Watertown cock tails York 'Giants ' on so that some of W 0'IB'I't© WP' " TELEPHONE Gallons ever* time- •our doubting Thomases who cry - 274-5843 gift #4.65 * Port * While Port Louis J. Laneville, Jr. just add your Do Sherry * 'Museate I, CUB CADET 80 proof - 70' "30 blend favorite liquor., Contractor * 'Bonder • 1.02 Mi^rt CHAS. F. LEWIS » Wilder Court perfect; for mixed drinks IAWNAND GARDEN TRACTORS IMPORTED Landscaping LAST DAYS- THRU SAT. NOV. 18 SPECIAL PBE-SNOW SEASON OFFER! Wajfesrtrown, Conn. • 4.29 vart • 2.01 >2 gal. SAVE $100 ' KKUKIVE A 'FREE 274-1744" WINES Trucking ON THE PRICE Old, SNOW BLADE •3.84 gallon Lawn Maintenance '.. OF A CUB. CADET - • • ATTAt'HSIENT #8.52 <"" gal, tor the holidays... Your Choice 2 Highgate Table Help Wanted • Female Right's From France - on Odds & Bon Freire CLfM TYPIST GIN or VODKA — WINES- 263-4230 Ends! - BOURBON- (.rand Vin Boll led in California EXECUTIVE OFFICE 80' proof Old. Cummins Rl an c- Rou ge- Rose * Burgundy * Chianti . WOODBURY CONN. * likes • Cabinets A FINE • Position with od von ce- * Zinfandel ment opportunities in a pleasant 'Kentucky Bourbon •'2.44 •8.80 * Paint & Paint Supplies environment. Mu»t have exper- quart 24 oz. ience In keeping accurate rec- •3.98 "" 86 proof - 6 years old •99* gallon case-4 gals. * Floor Tile * Paneling * Itetal ord •, " report*,, know office pro- cedure*, "good typist, exordia From Germany - < Awaings * Cabinet Hardware mature judgment, enjoy working French Brandy •4.99 full at Franz tteber — SCOTCH, - * Odd Aluminum Windows with people. Free employee ben- Liebfraumilch HEMINWAY • lit», plus modern cafeteria. Hos- IE FRANC Chairman's Choice pital and employee recreation • 1,79 24 oz. imported, Scotch program. Call-27*8891, on equal Napoleon Brandy whiskies - 80 proof BARTLET SAVE up to 50% opportunity employer. % Charge It!! 80 proof ., : From Portugal - l se your Connecticut 9 5*29 quart MFG. CO. Hurry for Savings!. - Charge Card, Diner's Mateus Rose ENGINEERED I •4.39 Stti Card or Carte Blanche •2.19 • 10.29 'zgal. WATERTOWN, a- SINTERINGS J town and garden care easier toe you. F'Milka yo AND I ' CONN. > " WATERTOWN •ndl W&&A in ippna. Mow l«wn in mmmtr Rake Heaves, in fall. Clear ana* in LIQUOR SHOP Mima, M». pttnU, ami cultivates gstdens; dons 'gravel lanes: hauls di rt logs, atom*; •pray* trow; *w*eps •idftwalks;, hills rnmOrn. Easy to opera).i-lun to own. Four mod- PLASTICS,' INC| us-with T. 10.12 hp aogiiwa. Ragular or. hydrostatic Innsmiaaion. Speeds up to NYLON THREAD BUILDING SUPPLY • mph in US-M iKDtl In 71.102, and IK. BUT HOW AND U.VE.I 1065 Main Street'(Next to Hy Labonne's)

BRAIDED LINES 56 Echo Lake Rd. 2*1 MAIN STREET .WATERTOWN Watertown . ' 274-2445 THOttASTON i Watertown PHONE .283-SSM INDUSTRY FREE DELIVERY OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 274-2555 f> page 14-Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), November 18,196?' Property of the WatertownTow Historicaln Times (Walertown,, Cong..) , SocietyNovember 16.1967--Pag e 15 An. open, date this 'Saturday NOTHING FOR DEFENSE Jburneylng. to' Yde Bowl'an. So, for our day's 'effort, we saw time assigned, and return, make ODD JOBS, residential cftim- should put Coach BUI. Gargano's FOR YOUR BEST BUYS in FOR SALE: White portable Seeing three football games on hour or so later, we saw nine a total of 250 points .scored. In.' Ecumenical to this Court. Beys cleaned. Call 214-352.7. carpeting,, see our large boys 'in the pink for Hue Turkey sewing machine, good condi- S P E A K I N G 0 F a, given day may not. be' anything more TT/s with Yale overpower- 'three . contests 'and. remember, COonttmied From .Page 1) Joseph H. Navin, Judge stock of Mill Ends and Rem- these weren't backyard football Day paeautar. congregation he served for 37 tion. Special,,, $16.95. Call new tat the amount of combined ing " Pennsylvania to the tone of watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTT 11-16-61 1 .nants from America's Best scoring we saw last. Saturday 44-22. games. We enjoyed the offensive Walter H. Hart, years. WILL DO alterations for -Known Carpet Mills. Savings 755-1420'. SPORTS may very well 'be a; record from. Topping all. the day's offense, bombardment thoroughly and After the anniversary celebra- -worn en *s, children • s clothes., from 1/4 to 1/3. Many large most of 'the.' fans in our vicinity " GENERAL ELECTRIC Heat- By Bot Palmer " a spectator's viewpoint. however, was the evening affair' Inc. tion he came ta' Meriden, Conn,, CLASSIFIED Call 274-8702 • enough for wall-to-wall in- Commencing with, the' Water- back at Waterbury's Municipal at all. locations 'did too, for we to' retire,, and then- was asked stallation ... HOOSATONIC ing. Hot Water, Warm Air and. town -Crosby avalanche at Muni- 'Stadium, where the Atlantic Coast heard, 'them say so. by the .Rev. Robert Heydenreich, EMMIE'S AUTO BODY WORK VALLEY RUG SHOP, Corn- Air Conditioning. WESSON cipal Stadium, which, as most of League teams,, the • Waterbnry NEW LONDON Pastor of the First Lutheran, One of the most completely HEATING CORP.. Watertraiy ABOUT FOOTBALL '. ' wall. Bridge. Conn. Tel. 203- you know (out of town readers Orbits and towell Giants., com- ' -PROSPECT^/ Church, Waterbury, to 'lake over LOST: Thomaston Savings equipped paint and Body 672-61.34- "Tel. 628-4711. Jimmy Gerard wanted to know not withstanding), Watertownwon bined for 14 touchdowns and a If 'there is 'Eastern. League bali the duties and administration of Bank. Book No. W 1995. Pay-Shops in Connecticut. Wheel - who was .or., were the New York by a fantastic 68-20 score, there total of 96 points. Waterbury won -in Waterbury this year, we might Trinity Lutheran. Chapel, which ment applied for Myra Ruth Alignment and Balancing. • Giant quarterbacks before Chuck- were 1.2 touchdowns. 1 this ooe 54-42. get a. 'glimpse of the Mew York INTRODUCING Is sponsored by the Waterbury Quigley. 1.41 Meriden Rd., Waterbury. tn" Charley Connerly. We were Yankee catcher of the future Church. This was 'done on Oct. not .sure how. far Jim wanted to when. Blnghamton comes here. 2,, 1965, and Dr. 'Otten has head- ANIMAL TRAPS by Hava-" SPARE TIME INCOME Get your , go back and he being only 25 years Mis name is John Ellis,, a. New ed the congregation here for the , hart, available in 17 models. Refilling and collecting mon- ove Catch anything; from a mouse old, we know he doesn't remember London boy, who looks very im- IFOR: ensuing two years. "-• ey from NEW "TYPE high to a fox with a rustproof, hu- wardrobe the 'Ones we 'are about to mention pressive ta the Yankee rookie Mrs, Otten, now serves as or- quality coin operated dispen- mane, simple - to •••- operate but maybe'" some of you old time school. In the Yankee organiza- (Mother ganist and. chotr director of the sers in this area. No selling. Giant fans would like to ..have tion there Is the feeling that; the Chapel. Trinity had'but one or- • Ha van art trap from, Watertown remdy for your memory refreshed. Here Co-Operative Assoc, 27 De- To qualify you must have car. 'boy could be catching for the ganization^ the Trinity Fellow- references, $'600 to $2,900' we go. " : parent team in. 'as little as two pot St. 274-2.547. . the ship, when Dr., 'Otten 'took over cash. Seven to 12 hours week- .. Ed Danowskl, Fordham, 1934 to years. the parish. To this have been 41; Nello Falashl, Santa Clara, added the Luther League, a Young Just arrived at Chintz *N" ly can, net excellent monthly Holidays . . . Sherm Savin,, the former Har- income. Mori* full time. For 1938-41; Emery Nix, TCO, 43- vard hockey 'manager, was flab- People's Group, two Choirs .and Prints ol Newtown, an enor- 46; Tuffy Leemans, Geo. Wash- bergasted at: the trouncing his the Confirmation Class. mous, number of Decorator personal interview write P.O. 1 BO X, 4185. PITTSB U RGB, ington, 1942-43; Arnle.. Berber, team took from. Princeton* 'but . .All residents of the community Slipcover Drapery and 'Up- Avoid that holstery Fabrics at enormous (Regis), 1944-45; Lenny Cailig- nevertheless is looking for the are Invited by the Community, PA. 15202. Include Phone last minute aro, Wisconsin, 1945-46, Steve Crimson to knock off Yale in. the Ecumenical Council, to Join with savings, South. Main St. (Rt. Number. Flllpowlcz, Fordbam, Frank F11-' 25) Newtown. Conn. Store rush..,., let big; Ivy League clash at the Bowl,, their friends and neighbors in. our experts chok, Indiana, 1946; Connerly, a. week 'from Saturday... prayer and song at 'this Thanks- will be closed Fridaj • and, LOTOS A. LAUDATE • Mississippi, 1948-61; Don Heln- giving Eve Service. Saturday, June 9 and 10. give your best, '"The Princeton game was just Electrical Oil Burners their special rich, Washington, 1954-1959. one of those days When everything Satei,, Service & Repairs Arnie Herber, a great, quarter- REWEAV1NG: Moth holes In Stock care... We goes right for the winners and 'The last battle of the Revolu- Motors,, Pumps, Controls, give the finest back at Green Bay from. 1930' nothing: works for the losers/* • and burns invisibly rewoven Re Hoys, Transformers, Etc- A 111''.II III I'll'!!! I (II! I'll U }'I I'll .11 tion was.' fought at Johnstown on fabrics the to 1.940 came out of retirement, was Sherm's analysis of last 'Oct. 26, 1781. • or mended. Davidson's 274- 14 'Rack dalle Awe., Oak vi lie li'iii'iii^ih ii MI" I- mi i'-,j'> In in I-ni III- 274-347 I pro per hand 1 ing to help the Giants during World -Saturday's drubbing. .2222. they deserve War II. II MI ihn" iiiniik .. FOR RENT: Sanders, Polish- In 1941. war tensions held the' 'The largest crowd ever to' see "••In- vi ill • In-: i-li :i In,«in:-\ mi ers, Power Tools, Chain championship game crowd to 13,- JOHN G. O'NEILL a • football game at Watertown l«r<»nl» $*!«"}. 50 Saws, Ladders, plumbing "041.. 'The winning Chicago Bears High School or' 'Otherwise,, will Tools, 1011 'rental tools for share was $430 and the losing probably be on hand. Thanks- home owners. FUNERAL HOME Giants collected $288 'per man. giving morning when Watertown General 'Order of Notice Watertown Building Supply ALLYN'S The Giants call to arms sounded High meets Torrington's Red, Emits. District 'Of Watertown ss,..,, Pro- 56 Echo Lake Rd. 274-2555 742 Main St., Oakville immediately after - the . 1941 Raiders at High School Field. bate Court, November 11, 1967. PHONE 274-3005 CLEANERS & DYERS championship- game with 26 play- People are talking about, the Estate of SARAH H. MATTOON, 'CARPENTER AND MASON ers entering the armed forces. Jewelers late 'Of Watertown,, in said Dis- TOM MARINO', Watertown .High Halfback, is well on his Indians new found, offense, with WORM, 'reasonable. Building, 15 Echo Lake Rd. . All in all,; 55 'Giants saw active Sean Butter!y 'at, the quarterback 709 Main SI. trict, deceased, •duty in the war.-Thirty-six were way to' a first period touchdown against Crosby Saturday. repairing. Free estimate. Tel. R. J. Black & Son, inc. throttle and Larry Baker, Dan Watertown Upon - the application of Henry 274-8397'. Watertown commissioned. Seven were cited Marino took a. Crosby punt at the Watertown 47 and re- A. Mattoon, Executor, praying SALES & SERVICE turned it 53 yards for the score Number 32 in the back .. Leever and Tom. Marino pro- 274-1988 for 'heroism .in. battle and two, viding the -running thrills. that he be authorized to sell and 274-1636 Jack. Lummus and. Al Blozis were ground is' Watertown fullback Dan Leever, racing to cut. off convey real, estate 'belonging' to EMIL JEWELERS' Water Pumps, 'Water Softeners ••'killed In action. The former 'by one of the'final. Crosby defenders, Leevers effort, wasn't said Estate, as per application EXPERT WATCH, & CLOCK Thomasion 'Rd. Tel: 274-18853 C" al I u s for p i ck' up an d de 1 i v ery Japanese bullets on the final -needed, as Marino, a speedster, easily on traced the Cros- on file more fully appears, it Is REPAIRING — Guaranteed Watertown, Conn. save lime for other holiday chores' Get your wardrobe ready Workmanship. assault on bloody Mout Sur abach.i by boy to' the goal line. Watertown.wop easily. G8-20. ORDERED, That said applica- on Iwo Jim a late In 1945. Blozis,. for the holidays, now!! tion, 'be heard, and determined at a. 'Second Lieutenant led. a. recon- ' Superb gourmet foods You:"III be busy enough the Probate Office, in Watertown, nalssance party behind enemy and delicacies ...... in tie season ahead... in said district, on. the 20th day - lines in Vosges mountains. When imported cheeses . ... of November, A.D. 1967,, at 4:30 one of his men was missed, he o'clock in the afternoon., and that Holiday Wines & Liquors ordered his platoon, to take cover,. PECK'S EXPERT DRY CLEANING public notice be given of the pen-.. then crept, back into the darkness. lunch 'In - lake advantage of our pick up & delivery dency of said application, and the Soon his' men heard a deadly" TOWN & COUNTRY service 'and our convenient locations. time and -place of hearing there- — WHISKEY — -CHAMPAGNE- German machine pistol cut loose comfort of th* con "happy spot" hi PERRYS-FLANAGANS on, by publishing a copy of this Highgate Deluxe J. Bonet 'and a. brilliant pro football career STORE tertm order once in some newspaper In stunt had. ended.,. SA Middiebwy Cleaners i«» »*•"»• »"« ™ having' a circulation in. said Dis- •\ fine 86 proof • Sparkling IItmr.p Stop in *oon! 274-4541 Mow in Cocktail Mil We ' passed this information 758-2244 trict, at least 4 days 'before said 60 40 blend of 5 «,, " I* ink Champa ant 1 stock! taken, from the 'book the "New MJkt's Ctftte Stop 47 D«For.»t St. Hjlidav & 7 year old w'li skies I'lir perfect 11 Main St.. Watertown cock tails York 'Giants ' on so that some of W 0'IB'I't© WP' " TELEPHONE Gallons ever* time- •our doubting Thomases who cry - 274-5843 gift #4.65 * Port * While Port Louis J. Laneville, Jr. just add your Do Sherry * 'Museate I, CUB CADET 80 proof - 70' "30 blend favorite liquor., Contractor * 'Bonder • 1.02 Mi^rt CHAS. F. LEWIS » Wilder Court perfect; for mixed drinks IAWNAND GARDEN TRACTORS IMPORTED Landscaping LAST DAYS- THRU SAT. NOV. 18 SPECIAL PBE-SNOW SEASON OFFER! Wajfesrtrown, Conn. • 4.29 vart • 2.01 >2 gal. SAVE $100 ' KKUKIVE A 'FREE 274-1744" WINES Trucking ON THE PRICE Old, SNOW BLADE •3.84 gallon Lawn Maintenance '.. OF A CUB. CADET - • • ATTAt'HSIENT #8.52 <"" gal, tor the holidays... Your Choice 2 Highgate Table Help Wanted • Female Right's From France - on Odds & Bon Freire CLfM TYPIST GIN or VODKA — WINES- 263-4230 Ends! - BOURBON- (.rand Vin Boll led in California EXECUTIVE OFFICE 80' proof Old. Cummins Rl an c- Rou ge- Rose * Burgundy * Chianti . WOODBURY CONN. * likes • Cabinets A FINE • Position with od von ce- * Zinfandel ment opportunities in a pleasant 'Kentucky Bourbon •'2.44 •8.80 * Paint & Paint Supplies environment. Mu»t have exper- quart 24 oz. ience In keeping accurate rec- •3.98 "" 86 proof - 6 years old •99* gallon case-4 gals. * Floor Tile * Paneling * Itetal ord •, " report*,, know office pro- cedure*, "good typist, exordia From Germany - < Awaings * Cabinet Hardware mature judgment, enjoy working French Brandy •4.99 full at Franz tteber — SCOTCH, - * Odd Aluminum Windows with people. Free employee ben- Liebfraumilch HEMINWAY • lit», plus modern cafeteria. Hos- IE FRANC Chairman's Choice pital and employee recreation • 1,79 24 oz. imported, Scotch program. Call-27*8891, on equal Napoleon Brandy whiskies - 80 proof BARTLET SAVE up to 50% opportunity employer. % Charge It!! 80 proof ., : From Portugal - l se your Connecticut 9 5*29 quart MFG. CO. Hurry for Savings!. - Charge Card, Diner's Mateus Rose ENGINEERED I •4.39 Stti Card or Carte Blanche •2.19 • 10.29 'zgal. WATERTOWN, a- SINTERINGS J town and garden care easier toe you. F'Milka yo AND I ' CONN. > " WATERTOWN •ndl W&&A in ippna. Mow l«wn in mmmtr Rake Heaves, in fall. Clear ana* in LIQUOR SHOP Mima, M». pttnU, ami cultivates gstdens; dons 'gravel lanes: hauls di rt logs, atom*; •pray* trow; *w*eps •idftwalks;, hills rnmOrn. Easy to opera).i-lun to own. Four mod- PLASTICS,' INC| us-with T. 10.12 hp aogiiwa. Ragular or. hydrostatic Innsmiaaion. Speeds up to NYLON THREAD BUILDING SUPPLY • mph in US-M iKDtl In 71.102, and IK. BUT HOW AND U.VE.I 1065 Main Street'(Next to Hy Labonne's)

BRAIDED LINES 56 Echo Lake Rd. 2*1 MAIN STREET .WATERTOWN Watertown . ' 274-2445 THOttASTON i Watertown PHONE .283-SSM INDUSTRY FREE DELIVERY OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. 274-2555 Page IB-'Town 'Times (Watertown, Conn.), Nogwaber 16, 1967 Propertythe Sbutlofi Schoo thel break anWatertownd ma- semi no delegates to the con Historical- Chapel, will be held Tuesday , Societybe held.,Sunday, 'Dec. 17. Mem-' Head Start terlals which were taken have vention of the national. As- Nov. 21, at 8 p.m. at 'the Chapel. bers are to bring Items for the (TContlnued .From. Page 1) 'been recovered. soclatlon of .Boards of Educa- Final, plans will be made for 'the Thanksgiving food collection for - tral- Connecticut State College in Three - men allegedly re- tion in Detroit March 30 to April Family Christmas Carol Sing to 'the Lutheran Home in Southbury. - January. In the meantime, he will watertownhistoricalsociety.orgsponsible for the break, and vanda- 2. be classified asm "cadet teach - lism at. Swift have been, arrested 'The Board will meet Nov., 27 . er," receiving Ms teachortrain- by .police and their cases are now ..with the "Bethlehem," Board of ROOT & BOYD INC. ing on the job. pending. Mr. Wilber said he' has Education tor a discussion on He' replaces Willard Lutes who. no final report, as yet from the reglonallzaftion. Insurance Underwriters Since;; 1853 has failed, to secure Us Master's insurance carrier as to how much Approval was granted to accept" Degree in the required 1*0 year of the |4t500 damage will be', a 15-year-old student from Wash- GENERAL INSURANCE period and no longer Is certi- covered. ington, Conn., on a tuition, basis fied by the State Department of Mr. Wilber, Hrs.WoosterCttr- at $1,000 per year. REAL ESTATE . Education. tiss, George Deary and Charles WATERTOWN: .449 Mai* St. '274-2591 Considerable discussion, was Murphy were named delegates to' Lutheran Fellowship - WATER BURY: Mew Location held on recent breaks at South the American Association of 'The November business meet- . and Swift .Junior High Schools. School Administrators contention ing of ''die 'Trinity Lutheran Fel- ,481 Meadow St. (over Nothon Hole Buick) Two fourth graders and a fifth in Atlantic City from Feb. 17- lowship of 'Trinity Lutheran 756-7251 -grader have teen apprehended tor 22, 1968. The board decided to

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