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'VOL. 27 NO. 211S Subscription Price, $5.00' Per Year PRICE 15 CENTS APRIL 12, 1993 We're ,000 Richer! Federal Revenue Sharing First Fire District Adopts Boosted Retroactively 'Christmas has come early to to receive this, year is about a, 50 Revised Zoning Ordinance Watertown this year... about per 'Cent increase' over the $209,- eight and. a 'half months early. Revisions in its Zoning' Or- and members of the Chamber of ''Where.' the destruction is 75% or '000 originally announced as the dinance' to bring it more into line ..jCommeroe.. 'The' federal government this town's share last fall. with the Town's Zoning Or- . One change would permit the' 14. Par. 21.6.1 is modified week presented the town, with a Mr. Smith was 'ecstatic over dinance were adopted by Hie construction of hotels or motels to specify 25 feet, as 'the required Christmas gift worth, some $400,- the news, and. quickly dispatched Watertown, Fire District's Zon- in the' central 'business. Another .'Setback from, a street line in R- '000'. memos to notify' members of the ing Commission Monday, -and, would provide for "multiple 20F Districts, rather than 35 Town. Manager Paul F. Smith- Town Council. The'., new status of will teke' effect on Friday, April dwellings in 'the Westfaury Park: feet. announced 'that the 'town, ap- the revenue 'Sharing' funds un- 13. . * area and a 'portion of French St. 5. Par. 22.6.1 is modified "' parently has won its months-long doubtedly will be one' of the Included, among the changes is The full text of the zoning or- to specify 25 feet as 'the required fight" over its share: of Federal items, .for discussion next. Mon- the upgrading of lot sizes 'in the dinance' is on file at the District setback from, a street line in. R- Revenue Sharing Funds. day when the Town Council Balmoral .Estates area, to a office. - - 10F Districts, rather than 35 Graham W. Watt, Director of the 'meets at "the high, school... 'Office of Revenue' Sharing, lias minimum of 39,000 square' feet, "A .resolution, adopted by 'the feet. . "'Another form letter'" as Mr. 1 notified .Mr. Smith that the according to District Superinten- Commission on Monday lists 6. Par. 23.4.Kb) is Smith described it, but 'this, time dent Harry Owens. Lot sizes in 'modified to 'Specify 4,000 square government has capitulated and a 'welcome one, said that the Changes in. the ordinance as is admitting that it .goofed in us- this area previously .bad called follows: feet, rather than 5,000 feet, as -$15,699' check was, Watertown's for only 6,000 square feet, and the minimum additional lot area. ing the formula it did in com- payment for the first, half of the A. .1. 'The title 'page .is modified puting Watertown's revenue this was the subject of heated to incorporate an additional in R-GF Districts for each dwell- 'third entitlement period which controversy during toe1 .'winter ing unit in the 'dwelling in excess sharing funds, - began Jan.. 1,1.973,, and. ends June date, namely "Revised March 9, SO; 1.973. A. second check, for this, when the 'Balmoral developer !§»'"'." on one (1). As a result, the town. Monday sought permission for construc- 2. Far. 4.1 .Map is 7. Par. 31.1 Permitted received a check for $75,699 as period, will 'be sent in the first tion of additional bouses on the .modified to incorporate an ad- Uses in 'Central 'Business B-CF one-quarter of its 1973 revenue week 'Of July .and., for" the: years small size lots. ditional date' on the Zoning' .Map, .Districts is modified, to' include funds which should total about ahead, checks will be sent every Mr. 'Owens said some of the namely "Revised March 9; 'hotels and. motels (Par. 31.1.6) 1302,000.. In addition, Mr. three months. changes incorporated into the or- and,, subject to a 1,000 foot spac- Graham admitted, that the Mr... Watt said the'check covers, dinance are the result of citizen 3. 'The' second sentence ing limitation, .'motor vehicle ser- government erred 'in alloting the the first three months of 1973 and, comments made at a recent of Par. 6.10 Casualty is corrected vice stations and, motor vehicle town only some $98,000 for 1.972;, that the one in July will be' for public hearing, and at a meeting to specify 75% rather than 25%, repair 'garages,. washing and and indicated, 'this would be' cor- the same amount, covering 'between tie Zoning Commission 'SO' 'that such sentence begins rected .with retroactive funds April, May and June. He also (Continned on Page 1?> after the first of July which said, 'that funds allocated in 1973 should total close to $200,000. will be higher than dis- Recycling Unit So, instead''of receiving just bursements for 1972 because Three Roys In Trxmp 55 under $200,000 from Uncle Sugar Congress has appropriated for the two-year period, it slightly more money for 'this en- Advanced To Eagle Scout appears the town's share will 'be1 titlement, period, .and still, more closer to $600,000, or nearly a. for each of the coming entitle-' -Three members of Boy Scout Group, and is. listed in 'Who's . 'There' will be a. meeting of the $400,000 increase. 'The $302,000 Troop 55,.. sponsored by the Who Among: American High Recycling Subcommittee of 'the which the' 'town appears destined. (Continued, on Page 17')' Water-Oak Post, No. 5157, " School students. Watertown Conservation Com- Veterans of Foreign Ware, were' George McCleary, of mission tonight (Thursday) at 7 .promoted to Eagle Scout at a. Guernseytewn Rd., was 'bora o'clock in the Laube Auditorium. Court, of 'Honor Wednesday night. June 19, 1.954', and. joined Cub on the Taft School Campus. 'The they are John. Bierdermann, Scouts, at the age of eight and. auditorium, is located, in. the James Leach and George Boy Scouts at 11. He is a. member basement, of the Taft library, McCleary. of the Order of the Arrow, which can be reached by the John. Biedermann, of 44 attended Schiff Scout Reserva- ' driveway marked. "'Shipping and Wedgewood Drive, was born - tion for leadership 'training, "has Receiving'". March 16, 1969, and, joined. 'Cub been a Junior Counselor at Camp .. The purpose of the meeting is. Scouting at the age of eight. He Mattatuck .and a Junior Assis- to' solicit and discuss ideas 'to was the first Scout in Ms Pack to {Continued on .Page 20) promote the 'use of the' Recycling earn, the Arrow of Light and; join- 'Center at'the bottom, of Depot ed Boy Scouts at the age' of II. Street. The public is invited. Me has served as a Patrol Leader " Curriculum Day -'The time for' 'the' meeting has of the Eagle Patrol for two years Scheduled For " been, moved up from. 8 o'clock to and now is assistant Senior allow people to attend the Patrol. Leader. Next Wednesday Litchfield Audubon Chapter's Other achievements include A Pubic School Curriculum film-lecture later in the evening Brotherhood rank in 'the Order of Day has 'been set up for Wednes- in. the: Bingham Auditorium at the Arrow, the Scout Honor day, April. It. for both the Taft. Society; membership in the Blue elementary and secondary Interest .in the recycling center 'Trail Tapout team.; and. Editor of schools. Schools will 'be in; 'ses- has teen growing steadily sin.ee the Order of the Arrow quarterly sion, for a half day. The High and the operation was taken over by TOWN 'MANAGER, PAUL. F. SMITH happily displays check in the newspaper. Me 'has been, active Junior High Schools will dismiss the town, earlier in the: year'. amount of $75,699, Watertown's first, three-month payment for in Little 'League since the' age of at 12 Noon and the elementary However, to be an effective 1973 revenue 'snaring funds. On an annual basis 'the' 'town will nine;, is active, in "various clubs, schools at 1 p.m. force' in reducing: 'the solid waste receive just, over $300,000, more than 'three' times 'the' $96,000 the soccer team and is in the The' program for 'the elemen- problem in. Watertown, and. 'to alloted for 1972,. Corrected data for the past year will result in Honor Society at Swift Junior tary teachers is scheduled for postpone the time when, a new retroactive payments, which, will add nearly $200,000 more to the' High, Under 'the guidance• of 1:30' at the Swift Junior High dump site must be- found, town's treasury. (Filippone Photo).. Connecticut Fish and Game A u d i to r i u m. D r. D on aid citizens will have to recycle biologists he has organized con- Protheroe of 'the 'Open. Education;' their paper, clean glass,, and. old servation projects in the Scovill Center of the University of tires. Game 'Preserve. Taft School has 'Connecticut will be the speaker. Good Friday CZommunity accepted John, -'who earned 'the His topic will, be 'Open 'Education . George Valaitis rank of 'Eagle Scout before' his Service Scheduled April 20 14th' 'birthday, for the fall The Junior .and Senior1 faculty, Places Fourth semester. nurses and administrators, will In. Science Fair A Community Good Friday 'The service will get. 'underway James Leach, of 165 'Edge Rd., attend a. 'Session scheduled for 1 Service' will 'be held Friday even- at 7:30 p.m. and will feature was bom July 30,1166, and join- p.m.. at the High School George Valaitis, Linkfield Rd., ing, April 20, at Christ Episcopal Gospel dialogue and brief ed Boy Scouting 'March f, 1969. Auditorium. The speaker' .and 'won a fourth, place award, 'in the Church, with four local parishes meditations' on, the characters' in- He is Brotherhood rank in the discussion leader will,be 'Dr. Junior' Physical Division of the participating. volved at the foot of' the cross,. 'Order of the Arrow,, a former • Randolph Edwards of Southern. 24th Annual 'Connecticut State Tbe .Rev. Jeffrey Kittredge, Special choir 'music will be Senior Fated Leader, sewea as Connecticut State College, His Science' Fair held, Saturday in. Rector of Christ; Church:,,, said provided by the combined choirs leader of 'the Blue Trail. Tapout topic will, be The Venereal Norwalk. that members of the Trinity of the parishes:,, under the team and is a Boy Scout life Btease Epidemic and How We " The son of Mr. and Mrs. Lutheran Chapel, First leadership of their directors, guard. Jim. is a senior at Water- Can Combat It as Ad- George Valaitis, .he is a seventh Congregational and United. .Mrs,,., Joint S. Ferguson, Christ town High 'School, member of ministrators and. Teachers in. the" grader at Swift Junior High Methodist Churches will join in Church, Mrs. George the track, crass country and. 'Public School System... School. His exhibit, an electrical the service, along with their Schermerhorn, 'Trinity' Chapel; chess teams, a member of 'the* .Interested citizens of the 'com- tic tac toe game, also won a, pastors, the Rev. Harry Frank:, Frederick. .Black, First corresponding secretary of the munity .are invited to attend. special award, from the Society the Rev. William Zito and, the Congregational; and Mrs. Lee Litehfidd County Conservation " " ' " i if they so 'desire.. of 'Manufacturing .Engineers. Rev. Richard, C. PurneH., Nfcnmcher, United Methodist.. Page'5—Town Times (Watertown, Conn!), April 12,1973 Property of the Watertown Historicaldisadvastaged children. 'If the ySocietycil of Voluntary Agencie s for ~ Local Couple's " For ;ign Service and of tbe Inter- Sponsorship Aids' earn a. good livelihood, they may net Dual Council of Voluntary escape the cycle of poverty that Agencies. An individual, school Young Greek Girl has caught up their parents. or , roup interested In helping a watertownhistoricalsociety.orgBesides providing urgently- chi 1 should contact. Save the An orphaned Greek girls needed material aid, the spon- Chidren Federation, Norwalk, stands on. the brink of a promis- sorship is the source of en- Coi necttait MBS. ing career, thanks' largely to' 'the couragement to 'the child, 'and his friendship of a Watertown cou- ftmly. It 'provides' a great inoen* ple. five to know that they have .. 'Dr. .and. Mrs. Wilbur H. Caney, friends, even though far away Jr.7 190' Buckingham Street, and unseen, who care about their Watertown, sponsor 15-year-old welfare and. are willing to' 'help Anthonia" through the self-help 'them to' brigher tomorrows. PIANOS program, of Save the Children The sponsor receives a & Federation (SFC), international photograph and case history of child welfare organization with - the 'Child., .and; an .annual .report. ORGANS headquarters in Nor walk, 'Correspondence is 'encouraged, Connecticut, because 'the' 'exchange' of letters. S ales - a nd Rentals Since her mother's death three bridges the miles and brings years ago, Anthonia and her about a. warn, personal yyoungeg r brother Joseph have liv- relationship. SPIOTTI MUSIC ed with thei thir g d gdpp dt The'Federation, is registered 654 WOLCOTT ED. THE ANTIQUES FAIR, held .last Saturday i The grandparents have only a with the U.S. State Department of the Watertown Junior Woman's Club was a very successful af- small pension and a tiny proper- Advisory 'Committee' on. Volun- fair. Looking over some of the: Items displayed are Mrs. Mary Joe. ty and two mipit'ly, From this, tary Foreign Aid, ta a member of 811-2535' Clccbetti, of tie Juniors, and, Ed Clerk, one of the exhibitors. ' they derive barely enough in- the' International Union, for Child 274-8622 - . ... (Fllipponc Photo)." come to pay for fooa for the four Welfare" and. 'toe American Coun- off 'them.. UConn Branch The production marks a. Jew. opousorsoip tuiKis arc nig King 'firsts. It is the first, time, a tour- it possible for Antbonia to stay In Theatre Group To ing 'Company has been 'Created at She is ambitious to con- any of the University of Connec- Perform At Tail ' ticut branches, the first, time a currently wants to become a On, Friday, April 20, the local theatre group bar per- beautician, attending a special Traveling Players, from, the formed at Taft, .and the first school for' this, 'purpose. Sue' has' Waterbury Branch of the Univer- time-this particular adaptation been able, with sponsorship sity of' Connecticut will present of Ovid's Metamorphosis ever funds, to pay her school expeases Olympian Games, a " story has been, performed. and meet part of the cost of theatre adaptation of Ovid's Among' the. featured per- clothing and supplementary DAVIOLAltGAY KtXANOURGAY Metamorpboais, at Taft School's formers is Tom. McGrath, a. food. • Bingbam Auditorium. Curtain nrancn stuaeni .gum tjannie, Joseph, who is li yean oU, lunch is but of fki' question for dawa«ft'.Maib«s during ibu month of time' is 8 p.m.. who plays - Hercules and goes to 'the' last grade of elemen- Ramadan, for they fast Irani' daw n ufttfl tumat «vwy dory during "ttw Pygmalion. There are six'stories - tary school. He would like to go "inoffitfi'... No* need to molce. out oi iviftieni list 01 iftsflut 'OurciKned' :in all, with, all parts, hitman and.' on to secondary school, hot he to abroad unhti. ttwir ratal valtw exceed* Sf 00.... In Denmark, "hatf- non-human, played by 12 not a very good student, and may three" means half on.hour before fhfm The Daiwt, whan tpeokmg students ...through." the: acting decide on technical training -In- of the hoi hour,, refer to tin next half hour rather than the patt hour* device of transformations. ' stead...... 'Newer, never wear new .shoes, on a trip. Always take comfortable The" production .'has been con- Save 'Che Children Federation shorn, already "broken in" (o blister on your heet could "wbtract a ceived and directed by Shelly was founded in 1932, originally to day or two from your sJohrjeeing!) ... - • Frame, Watertown. resident and. help the underprivileged 'Theatre Director' at the Water-" children of Appalacbia, and 'to-
bury 'Branch. Dances have' been day also operates 'programs' on .•wlIM L«« IL^^JMILIXM^ wlnm.* •"'*-&- I I I 1*1 created for the production by his '.American ''Indian reservations ff ITI|p W^f OwwRliip ffiWfli1 Up mn&WFW9WQWwH99 p wife, Susan, along 'with original, 'and in II countries overseas. - LARGAY TRAVtL INC. Our lorge ^onprtMit Hafff hot Irawalwi music by ftuss Campoli, a sta- "" Education, is one of 'the' prin- 'ttWlvillStVViy1' flflifll 'Will' 'Jllfflwly1 'CWSW'l W©U 'WPtlWI COWI|PIMT9 'IVWWWI' WHf™, dent at the Branch.. cipal 'aims of sponsorship, ''«ic*. $•• u* tint. Then nHmm G* Away" .... lAHOAV TRAVB. because it is education tint holds INC., 131 W«l Main St., 'WatwAjury,. 757-9481 and H«tita«« Proceeds from, the sale of" 1 tickets .are the Players' only 'the' key to' the future.' for many - -••' aM^Si'l " source of .revenue. Further infor* mation may be 'Obtained by call- ing 274-0470. READY FOR YOUR GARDEN 1VA MAE'S YARNS Bazaar ROBERT L. MADEUX, 104 Heritage Village STRAWBERRY PLANTS 'Cutter St., lias 'been promoted to Southbury foreman 'of central office $ /S $ 0- repairmen by Southern New Crewd Kite . Robinson 25 for 3 25fcr 5 England Telephone, Waterbury. ' Mr. Madeux joined Hie telephone company in ISIS and was a cen- ASPARAGUS . 25 ptots for tral 'Office repairman at the: time' 'Of his recent promotion. Me is1 a member of the Watertown GRAPES - Concord, Coco, Nagara Young Republicans, the Water- Yam A Supplies town Volunteer Fire Depart- Tote Bap FRUIT TREES - Apples, Cherry, Pear, Peach, Plum ment, and assistant Scoutmaster Mat Dunbar of Troop 471. Mr. and Mrs. Madeux have two' children. tl mum Ltt fester Paraders JACKSON & PERKINS ROSES ...with i crisp, THIS FERTILIZERS WEEKEiD frn outlook Sparkling... that's l§4-4 50 Ib. Luzenw the way the whole 104-4 50% organic - 50 Ik . family should step out this Easter. 5-10-5 50 Ib. We're experts at 10-10-10 80 ,b. cleaning and press-. Superphosphate - SO Ib. ing family ward- - robes. Stop here,. ^ - first, 'then shine:! JAMES S. HOSKING LAWN SPREADER
BUSY? HE'LL PICK "OP MB DELIVER NURSERY GARDEN CENTER . ALLYN'S"/'• f6 Porter Street, Watertown CLEANEES AND,DYERS ' ' Tel. 274-8889 . ; 15 Echo Lake Road . HOURS: .M«n>. ffira. M. ^ 9 A.M. to 5:30 laiertowi 274-1636 • Sat. f *• 5 • Op«i Sun. Sfarffni April 9, 1-5 P.M. mtirtn Town Times (Watertowii, Com,), April 3, tiffS-Flap* 3 Property of the WatertownBlue Ribbon HistoricalAluminum 2, Westbury 'Room 2. threeSociety, Sandy Butterfield, St. Ma's high single and three, John's. 124 and 318; Team single Bowling Results Marcel Descoteaux, Rene's, 157 and, 'three',. O'Neill's, '433' and Watertown Men's League and 365; 'Ladies high, single and 1:21,5., watertownhistoricalsociety.org-Mike's 'Coffee' Shop 3, Tony's P'ainf Service, 1&-Watertown VFW S, Bine 'Ribbon. 0; Gorton's "2. Old Timers, 1; Oakville VFW 2, Ernie's Auto' Body 1; Davehiy's says DRESSES 2, P&M Auto 1. High, 'Single, Bruce Austin, Watertown, VFW, 184; High three, Roy Lampron, ARE IN FOR Watertown.. VFW,, 41:9; Team single and three, Watertown -I VFW, 6S7 and. 1910. EASTER 2 ._ JUNIORS S-1S Daveluy's Restaurant 4. Oliver's 0; Chaine Bros 3, ' MISSY - S-M / Scully's Restaurant 1; Pat's HALF SIZES - 12V4-24W Barbers 1, .Mike's 1; Bethlehem 3, Independents 1; Blue Ribbon 'shop m friendly comfort" ' 2, Iylie's 2; High single, 'Pete: &DCHELE E2Z0, right, was the topGir l Scoot Cookie salesman Beach, Daveluy's, 150; High ' in Watertown-Watertown-Oakville daring the recent annual sale. three. Art; Boivin, Davebay's, [davids on's , of Troop 4832,, sold 166 boxes. Above she Is presented a 387; Team single and three',, • " " Cootie Chairman of Daveluy's, 655 and 1889. DftEftS SHOP... tificate by Mrs, Bernard WATfRTOWM-UTCHFIElD-THOAUSTON Troop 4S22. . •' ... Blue Ribbon Laifes (Koslosky Photo) Allyn's Cleaners 4. JUt 0; Dynamic Washmobile 4, John- Stan Freemi "Come-ona-my-House" ... as ny's 'Floor Service' 0; Leo's 3. In Waterbury - . wetf as his own mimerotts L.P.'s. Matty's Paving 1; Davetay's Pfe- ..WE HAVE As a composer, Stan Freeman :sa 3, Beadle Plastics 1. High, Benefit Apr. 21 'has written two Broadway single and' 'three, Vera Poplis, scores and his songs have been Daveluy's Coif funs, 136 and 392. LOVELY The Waterbury Civic Theatre recorded by such greats as Louis Team single and three, is now making plans for a benefit, Armstrong, Sammy Davis, Jr., Daveluy's Coiffures, 524 and EASTER BLOUSES performance' starring one of - Peggy .Lee, Judy Garland, "'Sarah, 1545. Waterbury's better known ex- Vaughn, and Nancy Wilson, to Sizes 8-46 ports, Stan Freeman, on .April, name a few. ,21, at the Civic 'Center'., for the Alves 3, Leo's 0'; Mike's 2, PRINTS - SOLIDS - A one-man comedy show of LaBonne's 1; LU' 2, L&L 1; Performing .Arts* 117' East, Main "Keys., and Comedy" will be LONG SLEEVES 'St.. Waterbury.. Fusco's 2, Watertown VFW 1; . presented by Stan Freeeman at Cole Screw .'Products 3, Blue Rib- Stan, Freeman, who was born 'the: Civic 'Center Benefit Show.- 1 SHORT SLEEVES and raised in Watertmry, 'has bon 0. High single' and three ,,. Art, Proceeds of this 'benefit will go Boivin, LaBonnes, 161 .and 410',; \f "*\_. -""shop '« friendly comfort" , made a very successful mark in towards continued growth and, practically every "area of' the T e a, m s i n g 1 e - a, n d t h r e e,, development of the Civic Center LaBonne's. 636 and 1110. music field. He has appeared' for' the Performing Arts. A, non- fd avidson' s 7$ with 'major' symphony 'Orchestras profit organization, 'not federally St. John's League V_^ . DRESS SHOP... as a, concert pianist, and his or State' funded,, the Civic 'Center O'Neill's 3, Rene's 1; St. work is known 40 jazz, af- is dedicated to -furthering John's '2, Leo's 2; Colonial icionados for his' inventive cultural growth, in, the greater pianism, on such records as Waterbury area' and depends on "Charlie Parker 'With, Strings** 'local and area community sup- and RosemaryTlooney's port for its continued 'existence. Ralph E. Aronheim is chair- "" White Birch man for the event with assistance, from, committee WE HAVE Ordered To Cease members, Paul Freedman, Bur- Some Activities ton Lazarow, Marie San- topietroroberta Aronheim and MORTGAGE MONEY Joseph Rinaldi. Tickets are Tie'.White Birch Day Camp,, available in area towns at any off Litchfield Rd., has 'been Colonial 'Bank' & Trust Branch, ...IF YOU HAVE ordered 'by 'the' Planning and, Zon- or by writing" P.O " Box IS, ing .Commission to restrict,' all Waterbury. activities at the site which are "THE HOUSE" not compatible with the opera- ' tion of a children's day camp. HAPPY TRAVELING * The matter was brought 'before' With Margaret lynch 'the Commission after residents Of "lib' of the' area complained that ac- tivities were 'taking place for Wflttrfcwy which, no permission .had been 'Travel. gran ted. They cited snow- mobiling, trap shooting, closing EITOH in of a building and, alleged late lOIIY night parties. 'Owner Joseph DeBlasi was 754-414* ordered by the Commission to Well,, ail* fares abide: by stipulations' which ac- ning to' settle down - finally! companied, permission to open The liR Trans-AtkBtic fares the camp three years' ago. 'These' remain, the',same except for include-the paving of French. an approximate •% increase Mountain Rd., construction of a to off-'set 'Dollar' devaluation. 50-foot wide private road 'and. 'the Some modifications in rules You've found a, house... planting of a. 25-foot 'buffer' strip pertaining to 'the 'popular How- THE HOUSE! We have the 'between the camp parking lot c«pt" Group Inclusive Tour mortgage money^rou need to make it: yours. and 'property .of 'George Jotanqn. fare (GIT to yon, and us) mak- ing booking and payment Come in. We'll-be happy to arrange a sensible, roles slightly less stringent. sound Home Mortgage Loan for you. And we'll SUMMER EXCURSION *l« it quk-kly, eflftcientl)'. We have been serving the FARES to FLORIDA have home neefls of people like yourself in the community May 1st through December for many, many years. You can depend on our 'Kith (except for some Holiday experience, and service...,., let's get together today. periods). This amounts to about a 25% discount off regular coach fares Tuesday EXTENDED BANKING HOURS through Thursday and 211%' off for your convenience Friday through Monday. This discount has been approved Monday through Wednesday 9 A.M., - 3 P.M. for Eastern Airlines and. we expect the same to follow for •('drive up window service) 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. 'Delta and. National. Will ad- vise' you. 'Thursday 9 A.M. - 7 P.M. Special 'lower fare 'tariff has Friday 9 A.M., - 5 P.M., been filed by American Airlines for .travel to West YOUR FAMILY SERVICE BANK" 'Coast areas fat least 1000 'miles from, point of origin). SHOP 'Some: of these: fares represent NOW OPEN a 30% discount no, regular coach fares. This has not yet Thomaston Savings Bank POT1MT - MtfOBTS 'been approved. Will keep you- SILVER WOflK - PEWTEI ad vised. on Sovik Street Wei, it seems as If SOME Thormwton TerryvilU Wofrtown UTCHFiELD im and. let as tell you Open: TuM.-Sai:. 9:304:30 get' ''the MOST oat of 567-0644 ". vacation plaaninc. thhe* (Watertoifr, 'Cfttnilv Adults Invited cemen's Corneij ninProperty inmi it in M HI n i nitiui uuiiwiiuiiinititi i n mofi i inn n M H I I Hthe I it i M i MHH u • • H i WatertownM 111 • i M I m > Herman Name Historicald Society Town Times, Inc. " To Scout Meeting SHREVEPORT, La. — U.S. Tennis Club Adult.." promotion in Girl Force Technical Sergeant, Published Weekly 'Scouting is the' topic of a new oaizer, - son ox Mr. Second class postagwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge paid at Wiatertown. Conn Pro Fir 1973 program, in the Watertown- Mrs. Richard T. Saber, 81 Office located in the George Building. 678 Main Street. Oakville area. The first .meeting' Awe., Oakville, has Watertown For news or information call 274-1968 or 274- is scheduled for Tuesday, April lor duty at Barksdale 4610 Address mail to TOWN TIMES Bon. S3. Oatvitle. or " M, at 7:30' p.m. at 'Christ 'Church .La.. . Box 1. Watertown Conn "' .. off 'the Green. . _ - - ^ Sergeant Sater, a weapons -. William E. Simmons. Editor & Publisher Toe purpose of the program, is controller, is assigned, to a unit iiiHitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiHiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiimiiiiiHiiiiiiiiitiiitNiiini . get parents, of Girt-Scouts and i f the Strategic Air Command, 'Other .adults in the community, J .merica's nuclear deterrent men as we'll as women, to par''* ,1 sree of long range bombers and ticipate In Scouting. Involve- intercontinental ballistic 'mis-' Notes From Scott's : is an important step to the' i lies.-He previously served at U- mem is an important step w ume ' 'apao Airfield, Thailand. success of the Girl Scouting • April S, 1973 — Spring comes program. For' more information • slowly up this way. Sun shines to- . To have or not to' 'have',, 'that is on 'this new "program, call Mrs. PRINTED the Question. _ '- Wallace Palmer, 274-M33, or . 'day. Yesterday, quarter inch | Miss.Sally Wlber, '274-1214." mixed percipitation. Snow very Question submitted by two CIRCUIT pretty on the green things .and young.' intellectuals who describe Glory-of-the-Snows. Ground themselves as "total ignorami nament tennis.fur 12 years and BOARD froze last night. Four inches of1 -vis, a, vis gardening1"', who want has rankings in Maryland and water in'tie rain-gage (last to "build and use a garden ef- Washington, D.C. Last year be DESIGNER week's .accumulation). Weather ficiently"*: . . taught underprivileged children 'wry "seasonable." "Do you, save enough food in the Philadelphia area. A Excellent opportunity lor growth 1958 — "very wet, wry: cold 'money to justify the time spent recipient of the Moorbead with in our medical electronics April.." "Up to .May 41b rainfall., gardening it - canning/freezing? ' Scholarships, he will attend the University of-Msrtfc Carolina in equals up to September '57." .1. Must we' ""'Justify everytime Nick A minimum of 5 year* experience "By May Tlh up to October." we spend — and debit or credit it 'tie fall. ' • Me "has considerable ex- iff printed circuit oo0r0 closiojn is "May 9th stopped raining." (But at 'the minimum hourly wage Nick Herman, of Chevy Chase, necessary. Some sWeet metot and just for the day I guess. Like the " scale? Are we the .'Payers or the perience in teaching juniors and 1 Md,, currently a, 'senior at Taft electronic packaging experience is sundial, 'unless otherwise .men- Payees,? Must: we justify the ,Schaol,, has been; named club pro is anxious' to get the junior desirable. tioned " I -recorded, only the time we spend playing 'bridge, . for the 1973 season at 'the 'Water- membership actively engaged, in. Sunshiny Days.) "Coldest,, golf, checkers, watching 'Other 'town Tennis Club. learning and playing. Nick will Send resume and salary re- wettest June since 1927, accor- people play ball,, walking in 'the- .be at 'the" clubhouse six days a, quirements to Mrs. G. Rust. He has played 'varsity tennis at week to maintain the .courts,, ding- to radio.:" "July 1st. woods or just a-sittin' and '- Taft, for four years and is captain Summer came yesterday. Today give 'lessons,,, sell equipment and PHILIPS MtilCAt of the 1973' team. He ate plays supervise club activities. stinking hot." .2. We do eat better than most varsity soccer and sojiiasb and is SYSTEMS, IMC. " All. our weather is seasonable. of the uppermost income- captain of the squash 'team. Weather permitting,, the' club When can Spring mark really bracketed- idle rich. We 'don't • 'Mr. Merman has, played tour- will open, in early May for those' A Oiv... of No. American Philips, get.' started, here? 'The new lawn deduct any loss of income, who are' .anxious and, are willing Corp. mower, champing at the' hit, 'took therefore' we can't really 'be "in to sweep-up the court when they ILL. for a trial run on. the back the hole'"'. Possibly we could do. are finished, but the formal 70 Bridgeport Avt. fit. t) terrace. He has. rolled'the' lawn... some moonlighting and. earn, | OBITUARY | 'Opening 'day is June 3, 'with, a Leading his 'iron, mute 'by 'the'ear, enough' to' "..buy" what we raise. luncheon and round robin. Am equal opportunity employer M-F he has picked, up and raked 'the Who wants it? 'What's money? "Mrs Fred Dickinson ' winter accumulation of the 'lawn. 3. We have a great deal of Funeral services for Mrs. Spread 'manure on. the Rhubarb. satisfaction,, a fundamental Nellie Dickinson, 86, off 80 Mango COUNTRY CINEMA .Fertilized and mulched the .'satisfaction,., from, cooperating Circle, Oakville, wife of Fred Blueberries with Chips. I WE are "with 'the' land to produce' food,, Dickinson, who died, April 8 at among 'the privileged 'people or 'the' freshest and, the best,,. "Who Waterbury Hospital 'after a long Shown. Nightly at 7:00 & 9:20 Is this illness, were held, Wednesday, JACK LEMMON in 'this world: We have a manure, - doth ambition shun/ and .loves to v pie and' a chip pile.) 'The grapes live in the sun,/ seeking the food April, 1,1,, at the O'NeiU 'Funeral. the perfect Home',, 712 Main St. Burial was in. "AVANTI" E have been pruned. Lime spread he '.eats,/ and pleased, with what Special Rates, For Golden Age on the' lawn.s . - he gets," "That's or' \ Northfield " Cemetery, NorthfieW. ' Kiddie Matinee - Datsun? .When, will 'the Vegetable gar- 4. WE get some good, free Sat. & Sun,, at 2 P.M. den, 'be .ready to. be worked? healthful exercise and frequently 'Bora .in. Halifax, Yorkshire, England, Jan. 1.1, 1M7. she was BILLY "THE KID vs DRACUU 'When, will it dry out enough? the satisfaction of 'being: good* "JESSE JAMES, MEETS' Reiterated prophecy: A very and, tired. the: daughter of the late Henry and Hannah (Crossley) Highly. FRANKENSTEIN'S late garden on 'this side of Scott's '5. We eat, all winter long on our' DAUGHTER - .Mountain, ~ summer's toilful recreation. She came to 'this country in 1B20 9 f9t for all-Maintee Only Many garden patches 'will be Must we "justify" Why? • and to Oakville 35 years, .ago... 'Mrs. Dickinson was a member of 'ready 'white 'we are still cham- Practically anyone can raise a l»0 Sport Cmpe ping bits;. Many mew gardeners vegetabte or1 so. -A government. the Union Congregational Wfe slice will find, their soil FRIABLE, document, on. container gardens," Church and the Church's Ladies Ask the expert. easily crumb;led" long' 'before. .gives practical instruction, for Aid Society . your hooting ours. The test: Pick up a handful raising'-things in pots 'and 'bushel In addition 'to. her husband she Your Datsun dealer is of 'mil, let it 'drop'.. It. crumbles, it baskets. 'Good; 'sunlight, 'makes a is survived by two sisters, Mrs,... ,-' bills into the Small Car Expert, is ready. "If it maintains its. tiny garden possible. Vegetables Millie ' Johnson, .of .'Detroit, even poyments. Let him. show you what shape, wait. Of' course if it ooaes tucked into flower gardens add Mich., and 'Mrs. Elsie Briggs, of .'makes 'the' 1:200' Sport 'through, the fingers as ours does, interest and .are' surprising! fun. 'England; and several neioes and, Coupe1 so 'perfect. .go for a walk, or .go fishing. ('On Don't ever try to "justify" .in nephews,. - " * dollarjind cents, or you'll spend • Reclining front, buckets, April 21') WortfW too soon the " tart* Pelt*' • 4-speed stick shift or soil will cake and be unworkable HHPi tti" Seita. Feira will .meet, Friday, Bonier. • watching other people play. April 13, at 3 p.m. at the' home of 'option! 3-speed , 'Mrs. Harold Lattin, Nova Scotia automatic transmission " Hill Rd. Mrs. Henry P. Stearns • Fold-down .rear seat. will 'present .'her paper entitled • 'Up to ,30 miles per gallon "Much to My Surprise." HURRY! ONLY - • The 25 IN' STOCK Basket Barn •WITH 39 Grove SU, Thoaaston lours: Mon. through Sat. - PRE-DEVALUATION 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PRICE TAGS? TEL.,,2»"S«1. .Drive a Datsun... And that's what we're offering with our heating oil budget plan WINDOW ClIANliS that spreads your payments . ComiMfcial - Industrial evenly over the. months. - Residential - What you pay In June, you pay in January. 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WATERTOWN PLAZA open 7 days 1161 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN 274-5425 8 a.m. -lOp.m Page 8-Town Timea (Wat^town, Com), April 11, li>73 Property of the Watertown HistoricalSquare Dance Hel dSociety For 150 Patients IARIBAULTS watertownhistoricalsociety.orgTbe Watertoiro-Oakvilte 'lien-' «• MAIN ST.. OAEVUXE a Square Dance' Party for 150 W.tlt-aMirPt-ltlf patients at FairfieJd Mills Hospital last week. Mrs..Robert. Sbelhart was the KAY'S HARDWARE caller. Music was supplied by David Stance cm. tbe electric .Til. 274-1038 ,. Twenty-two members of the Smic* A Quality 6»fort Met Watertown-Oakville Mental Health Volunteer ^orps tool ' part and served about '450 sandwiches' to the. patients. 6*» - Nat Coffee .and. 'Easter' candy also 'Were' part, of the refreshments. HO Mi: LITE
ECONOMICS CLASSES at Watertown High School beard a presentation last Thursday by Jeff Nye of the Utchfield County Extension Service as part of their study of the U.S. agricultural problem. The classes nave been examining the historical American farm problem regarding low farm income, sur- pluses, price supports and conservation efforts and resultant effects on consumers over tbe past several weeks. Mr. Nye presented tbe farmers* case regarding farm income vs. investment of capital and labor, and proposed several answers to stmient questions directed toward present high market prices for meat, grains and farm products. Mr. Nye's visit was arranged by Steve Adamski, Career Guidance Specialist at Watertown High, who introduced toe speaker. - ,'• « Board Approves quired 18 credits be would lie Month, currently being held at allowed' to leave fur the the high'." school. • Program To Permit remainder of the fear. Superintendent of Schools Early Graduation Tbe possibility of smoking If James Holigan announced that students at the-high school was according to reports, he has The'. Board., of 'Education for- raised by Franklin Wilson, .received.,' 25% to 40% of all mally approved a program Board member, and John elementary school children in providing for early .graduation.' Burger, representative Iran the the state are in "urgent" .'need, of from high school at the meeting Student Council,, and. in. a vote,' denial care. He urged the Board HANGING Monday evertng. which did not change the to consider 'reinstating monies, in Principal William P.. Williams positions, taken at the March 'the budget for '(he services of a GRASS SEED • FERTILIZER • GYPSUM outlining tie program, mted .meeting, tbe issue was defeated. 'dental hygenist. that very i'ew students would ex- Mr. Sweeney, Spanish teacher "The cirriculum meeting for HOSS ercise the option, .because it at Watertown High, outlined for April will te held on. tbe 16th. IJACOBSEN • ARIEN$ • HAHN-ECUPST[ would require planning at the the 'Board, plans for an upcoming "The topic of discussion will be end. of 'tie sophomore' year, ap- excursion by 24 students and. four proposed new' programs and 523_Main St. (rear County Cinema) Watertown proval by guidance counselors advisors to Spain for 'tbe week of - staffing needs for" tie' 1973-74 -and parents, recommendation of Spring vacation. school year. 'The1 meeting' is open 274-4434 • ______'the teachers, as well as carrying Hay 20 tentatively was set for to the' panic. • an exceptionally heavy schedule 'tbe.1 dedication ceremonies of tbe through the junior year in order Frank If. Reinhold Pool.' at to meet. all. tie requirements, for Watertown High School, Twater graduation. carnival will be staged as. enter- ' Some concern, was voiced, 'by tainment at 'the "event. Board member Donald' Poulin John. Burger' outlined for 'the 'that a student's 'basic education. Board, programs planned by the WE HAVE MOVED - might 'be shortchanged if allow- Stydent Council for Earth. ed to complete high school in. three years.. • IJ. BLACK 1 SDH, IHC. '- 'The Board approved the Sales & Service to more spacious quarters • program, "and asked' for a report VMM Pumpi, '••*•!' S*fan«rs .. at 'the end of two years. They also understood 'that should a Hi- . senior in tbe middle of 'that, final 274-8853 year have completed1 the •re- k at
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• • • • • THE W8HT TOUW T OMfOTnB lM, 1973 Page 10-Twm Times (Watertown, Coon.), April 1973 GirPropertyl Scout News of the Watertown Historical Society A. ..very' - date' to remember, April 17, your service 'unit 'meeting. Again this month it 'Will be run at 'twowatertownhistoricalsociety.org" - 'different. * times1 tor1 'your con* venience: ' 9:30 a.m. at' First Congregational Church and 7:» p.m. at Union Congregational Church. There is a great deal, of' business to be taken can of 'this month, Please try to attend or if this, is .impossible .maybe one .of your 'troop committees would at-.. 'tend for .you.:. Our 'Cookie 'cupboard is.'hare for -another' .year. Town, cookie chairman Mrs. Richard Estey TED TIETZ, JR. reports that everyone did very TRUCKING well this year. As many .of you know., cookie money.. is used ' primarily Cor' camping in the VOUCAIUWEHAUL council and many times the ANYTIME;ANY PUCE 'troops, use' theirs for this purpose ' CRUSHED STONE too. " •" GRAVEL-LOAM-SAND In Watertown-Oakville 'this BULLDOZING ' year 11,0011' boxes were' sold by 1 REASONABLE HATES 239 girls, which averages 45 box- LOOKING EVERY BIT .UKB PROS, children in. Miss Marsha Mabooey's first, grade at Judson School rehearse a routine for the. Baktwin-Judsoa PTA's physical education demonstration to be presented Yo*i'r« Always Ahtod es per girl. 'This is a 'big" jump . Whan Yov Call T«f over1 last year's S per .girl. tonight (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock, in. the Judson School Gym. A brief business meeting, at 7.: IS, will 'The .girls worked hard, 'this 'precede the program (PTA photo). . year. All the troops 'made posters, 'which 'Were: placed in • District -.Art: <' .,, many stores. Mrs. Estey has .an-' Slide-Lecture UX PERMANENT - Judging Today' nounced that three of them WAVES deserve honorable mention. Seven members of "Hie Junior They were . made by'.. Jane Woman's Club will attend the APMJ. 16 - APRIL 21 Amatruda 4301, Kathy Wick 4021, Tonight At Taft District. 1.1 Day arts, crafts and. Marie Dunlavy .and Barbara. Zap- .Donald. Robinson, lecturer .and .sewing contests .in Woadmuy 'to- Regular Special pone 4301. Cadettes did 20 second rapher, will present a day '(Thursday). ''" Those entering items for' judg- 20.00 17.50 the sate. -. ' .. ' . 1 '"72: "A. Relief .Effort'" at Taft " ing are 'Mrs... James. Mullen, .Mrs.. 17.50'.. 15.00 'The three! troops 'with, the School's Laube Auditorium ' William. O'Donnell, Mrs. John < highest sales were 4322, Mrs. ttursday) at 7 p.m. O'Bar, Mrs. Richard 'Carlson .and 15.00 : 12.50 Mary Ellen Lukosevage, Chair- .Mrs. Edward Dwyer. .Mrs. Fred man; 4206, Mrs. Loretta ~pnesen.ta.tion is open to the public. ' Gyurkako,. president,'' and 'Mrs. Wasilauskas Chairman; and Eric Kuegler, vice president, 4083, .Bin.. Barbara Vera Chair- Mr. Robinson was in. also will attend. First. pla.ee : man. '"' * Bangladesh "from May to winners • will, be eligible to enter" Wishing Michelle Ezzo 4322 was. top in. September of 1972 after the Indo- * the' state contest in. Hartford on you a sates with .165 'boxes to her Pakistan War working.. for .a May I and 2. credit. British company overseeing the 1 - 'Saturday, four members will Nappy Easter 'Our list of girls selling over 100 use""of Sea 'Trucks, 'in" relief 1 . attend the - Junior . Spring boies this year grew. They are: operations... His activities, en- Conference in 'Stamford at which Season 4021 - Heather Dyer and Michelle tailed work with U. N. .officials.' . awards, will be 'made to. clubs for - Jalbert; 4028 - "Jenny. Jones., .as well as with representative* 'Outstanding project* undertaken" Cynthia .Mitchell -and ' Kathy of "the British and Bangladesh this 'past 'year. They are: Mrs. Ziegler; 4054 - Stacy La governments. Mr. Robinson's Frank Wujick, Mrs. Walter Perriere, Mary Jane Finateri "'work .also brought him into dose Fischer, .Mrs. Gyuricsko .and JONATHAN'S and Charlene Cole; 4083 - Char- contact with the " " ' 'Mrs. Carlson. - ..." _ maigne Vera; HOT - Christine countryside and people. Also scheduled for Saturday is '274-5459' - WATERTOfWN • •274-5450' Rodia; 4107 - Mary Ellen His film and sikJesinclode war 'the1 club's annual scboiaship ball Palmer, Carol Maskable, and damage, the floods, and U.N. ac- at 'the Castilian Room. Proceeds ' 'Open Mon. - Sat, 9 00 a.m. - 5:30 p m. Sue Me Bennett; 4157 -Debbie tivities. A Rutgers University will, enable the dub' to' award two. Thursday Ew•'#" 9 00 p.m. Yeske; 4200 - Diane Thomburg; 1400 scholarships. 4322 - Lorraine Lucewict, graduate, Mr. Robinson present- Michelle Ezzo and Jennifer .An- ly is making another f Una at the drews.. Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. Our 'congra.ta1b.l0ns. '.and our $ .. thanks to all. the girls .and. to 'their cookie chairman for a fob wry '1.25 DYNAMIC 1.25 well " TOWB Committee The Watertown-Oakville Republican 'Town. - Committee will meet tonight (Thursday) at WASHMOBILE .1 o'clock at .the Watertown, Library with 'Chairman Michael Galullo presiding. Completely Automatic
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Page 12-TOWP Times (Watertown, Conn.), .April, IX 1ICT Property of the Watertown Historical Societyand Mrs, Irvin g DooUt- " Bridge Results > - East and West:" "Peter' ., Remits in the Tuesday, .April: and Mrs. Edward 3, session of the Asbworth 133; John Doyle and Duplicate Bridge Club are as O'Brien. 11IU; Mrs. watertownhistoricalsociety.orgfollowi. North and South: Mr Hurlburt and Newell and Mrs. Hubert Hodgson, l»%; 116; and. 'Thomas Mr. and 'Airs,. Edward "Walker. .and Miss Sandy-Robin 127; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lopez,
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MR. ANTONUOCn fourth grade class at Poll School recently presented Ila March program entitled PRE-EASTER SHOE SALE Spring Rwer. He program consisted of Spring and March poems, a play and songs sung by the children and accompanied by Mr. Antonucci on his guitar. Pictured, seated, left to right, are: Todd Boll, Lori TIRED OF Franzese, Elizabeth Masayda and Brian LeClerc. Standing: Harold Chapman, Nelson Pabey, Billy HEAVY SHOEST WALK-OVfR MEN'S SHOES Talmadge and Hark Camsillo (Koslosky Photo) ^ 4 BOOTS CUB PACK 55 Webelos. They are as follows: 1' Silver Arrow; David Sweety r sioti ZIPPER ^ f9ffS Cub Pack 55 ferid it's Pack Andrew Carlo..David Sweet, Bob Bear .'Badge; and Chris Mattson, Meeting' recently, at 'Christ LeClair, David Cyr, Steven. tfOHCW* - ' Leisring, and. Randy Pirie., ' . Rocket kits were distributed to MENS ROOT'S mm 1J Church Hall, The Green. Six flexibb leather sole boys moved up from Cubs to be .made up for' the Rocket Derby Entertainment for. -evening rubber fop piece heel was in 'the' form of competition to be held at the next Pack . Friends Annual 1 Meeting on April 27 at Christ MENS SHOES up .among - the boys. Two if the Church. Any 'hoy I to 10 yean of Meeting Tuesday events were jousting and discus age who is interested in joining SPECIA SALE throwing. Fun.' was had by all. Pack "55 .should, contact Cub- W.A. Frankel, Librarian, at 'The following boys were CHILORENS SHOES up Taft School, will 'lie tie guest awarded 'merit; badges. Steve master Ed Kosinski at 274-0638. speaker Tuesday, April 17, at the' Leisring. 3 Silver Arrows; Roger annual meeting of the Friends of Bovin, 3 Silver Arrows; Steve the Library from 1 to 3 p m. in Anderson, 1 Silver and 1 Gold the Friends Gallery. " " arrow; Andrew Carlo, 1 Gold The topic will 'be Illustrated .Arrow; DM Jamieson, Athlete'; Manuscripts, how they were Keith Longley, Naturalist; Gor- produced and different styles of: dotn Campbell, 'Traveler .and manuscripts from the 6th to the Geologist; -Ray "Anderson, 15th century. Slides will, be Geologist; John Zappone, 1 Gold shown, and. 3 Silver1 Arrows; David Cyr, ' There: will be an election and installation' of. a president, and. vice-president., 3**^ '1091 W. MAIN ST. WA'fltMM'1 INSURANCE H«MS Rcpoir«d •IM ESTATE Bogs - ••tor nuns J.ANDRE FOiiNIl " to ltd* MfftmSt.,.O«fcwa •ifjute MfKA VACUUMS 274-2569 I flV'PIMff' 'Ilil'. LISTINGS WANTED Twa, FAMILY CYCLE CENTER
NOW AT OUR NEW LOCATION „ ' ' ' . ;.." 140 HOME! ST., WATERBURY "' (opposite th« 25u car wash) OPfN: n-§ HH . Daly . 9-2 Sat. _____ 757-7130 " • " •. BOX STORAGE YOU'LL BE SURPRISED! While you're downstairs how' thrifty— tallang up a storm, how convenient—' upstairs you may be halving one. saves closet It happens... ' . • • '; space for you) "' . - You're upstate getting ready to re.|ax#an d ; the phone :rings, • •'• All GARMENTS Downstairs. And. it's Mom ,*... and : COMPUT ELY CIE ANED how're 'the kids?...,... and, guess- what? Your sister's engaged! • • FREE MOTHPROOFING You lose: track. The tub doesn't. ' .• PICK UP" AND DELIVERY .An extension phone up there in. the hall or 'bedroom would :ha¥e ke^t you closer to what you were, doing. ' A.T. STANARD CLEANERS - For just pennies a day. PHOlii 447 MAIN ST. 27*3713 OAKVILLE • ' "An. extension phone is worth it STORt Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), April 12, 1973—Page 13 ReservationPropertys Still New Yor k Ofoff Radi theo City Mus kWatertownformation, caO the Recreation- HistoricalThis, year's show is the: world, two-parSocietyt stage show, "Tie: Glory Hal Annual Easter Show. A 'Oflte 274-5411, Extension 221 premiere of the new musical Of Easter," 'This, stage show will Available 'For chartered bus will leave Water- between the hoars of 1 p.m. and 5 version of' Hark Twain's .great feature the Symphony Music Mall Trip town at 9:30 a.m. en Thursday, p.m. daily Director of Recrea- classic "Tom Sawyer." Also Orchestra, New York Ballet April 26, travel to New York for tion Don Stepaoek saM, "Any featured with the' movie will be a Company and the Rockettes. Seats still are available for the the watertownhistoricalsociety.orgtnatioee performance and Senior Citizen from the trip that OK Watertown Park then return to Watertown. Watertown-OakviUe area will be and Recreation .is sponsoring to Wat reservations and, more in- .Riven, a reduced rate for this trip." WOODBURY LANDSCAPE & LIGHT FIXTURES TREE SERVICE, Inc. ALL STYLES We or© now taking orders for dormant and foliage spraying. • SPRING CLEANUP • FERTILIZING, Lawns & Tree* • PLANTINGS • TREE PRUNING and BXTURI SHOWN REMOVAL . - It" TIFFANY 5TYLI • STAItif© GLASS MNflS • BRUSH CHIPPING MANY • SHRUBBERY MAINTENANCE *39. COLORS RICHARD F. WARNER - CHARLES NEURAK1S, first grader at Polk School, brought Us GLENSTONE ¥erj special pet to school Friday to entertain his classmates. Fred- SUPPLY Insured LICENSED ARBORIST N* dy 'the' moneky delighted the youngsters and was the model of Illl Emt MM, 7S7 344I PHONE: 263-2060 - decorum.' - Church St • ' (Koslosky photo) Woodbury WATERTOWN PLAZA GRANTS SAT. - APRIL 14th -10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
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More For Your Moneysworth Store Watertown Plaza -1141 Main Street Page: 14—Town, Times (Watertown, Conn.), April 12, 1973 Staff Positions ArtProperty League To Host of Lecturethe Watertown Historical9 Society By Noted Artist H.E. Abrams Opep n At Girls' Imbimlm ® Formal Wear' Club Day Camp - • 20 Union St. - Waterbury | - Applications ^ now are being' watertownhistoricalsociety.orgaccepted for positions at 'fie ' .. . . 753-8«M» • 1 Girls Club Day Camp which mil be held this summer at Lake ' Our personal supervision <' Quassapaug for the month of Ju- ly. " • _ and years of experience The camp meets five days a week, with a tun leaving Water- insures perfect fittings. < town at 9:30 a.m. and returning by * SomS e of the pasitiotts open in- Finest cleaning - Puritan Pry Cleaners - 754-2955 clude: Crafts Counselor, Active Gates Counselor, two Water' Safety Instructors, Waterfront Director, and seven Senior Life 'Savers. ... • - GAS PAINS??? • For more information call Mrs. William O'Donnell at 274- STILL YOUR BEST BUY 1973 VOUSWAGEN Ml 48 Mo. F»xmcitsq If Quo!Wad ' Janet M. Hotchkisa, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. John C. Hotchkiss, Butternut Lane, has Works As Well As A Konair Volkswoo**' The Watertown Art League considered a master' himself at 'been named to 'the 'Dean's List ' will present a lecture by Herbert ""'capturing' the drama' and ex- for tie fall semester at Drew ON DISPLAY NOW! E, Abrams on Monday, April 16, citement created 'by light irfov- University, Madison, N.J. She is at 8 p-.tn. in the First ing from its source .across' and. a 1971 graduate of St. Margaret's PIQNHRVOLKSWAGEN Congregational Church Hall, 40 around a subject," School, Waterbury. OeForest Street. .- - Mr. and Mrs. Abrams and, Mr. Abrams is' one of - the" their two children, Kathy and,. MO StroitJ t*n,p*e Rt. a-W«tartfn~2M4Mf leading portrait. artists in Billy live in Warren, where Mr. CAWuic UMOUSINIS America today. Among the many Abrams, also maintains 'his Wedding* & Otter' Occasions famous people whom he has been studio.' He is very active in many . Any Day - ,Anv Time - commissioned to paint have been art organizations including the Any Weather I. General William Westmoreland, National Arts. Club, Salmagundi, IXMUSSWAJT AUTO UVMY 93 Meridtn Rd - 754 4151 " I" Mrs. WestmoreIand, Ed Art Students, League, American THE NATIONAL Si COUNCIL Fitzgerald - and General Anna, Artists Professional, League, - -' Mae Hays of the Army .Norse Hudson Valley Art Association, Corps. and Kent Art Association. - " A 'New England native, Mr. This lecture, because' of the* MATTY'S I . Abrams attended, art schools in
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irr Town Times (Watertown, Com.), April 12, 1973—Page 15 Property of the Watertownproval of state and national HistoricalGreg Mischou, Derek Therrien, BotelleSociety, Bob Botelle, Greg g horse: stow associations' of a. date Steven Cote:, ' Louis Penned, Hunt, Keith Hunt, Marek BETHLEHEM NEWS of August 12 for the 35th annual Victor Noseworthy and Richie Mierzwinski, Donald Wells. - 'Bethlehem, Horse Show. O'Neill .... Promoted to' second, 'Skill, awards went to' Mark if Paul Johnson Bethlehem-Morris Garden class scouts were1 Guy Gonzales, Cote, Gregg Hunt, .Robert Mad- watertownhistoricalsociety.orgClub 'meets Tuesday at 7:45 p.m.. Donald Wells, Jeff Rudzavice, dox. Bill Carlson, Jeff Wildman. Last week's town meeting Nelson Jordan. in Bellamy Hall, with. Mrs. John Joe Downey and Karl Hunt. .'Donald Wels, Keith. Hunt, Jeff voted, to adopt 'the state' wetlands This Friday is date of annual Computzzi to speak on "The Art, Merit 'badge winners are Jack 'Cote, Bill Cohen and Karl Hunt, legislation, and a seven member Chinese auction given by the of Bonsai" ... Mrs. Computzzi conservation commission is tob e PTO as means of helping; fund will demonstrate with small in charge of its administration the .scholarship program ... Sale shrubs and trees she uses in her WATEKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT and enforcement locally ... The gets under way at Elementary work ... A silent auction is to 'vote approving ..the legislation School at 6:30' p.m., and those: precede and follow her COMING: FRI. EVE MAY llti, 8:W p.m. was 81-17, with mstny voters ob- who have items to contribute demonstration ... Members are viously uncertain- as to may bring them to the school asked to' bring items for the auc- Spring Concert and Arts Festival operations of the new set which throughout the day on Friday or tion .... Visitors are to be Featuring has many phases and, becomes may contact Mrs. Waiter. welcome at 'this meeting off 'the quite Involved in its application Seiderer, PTO president. club. * Jazz Band * Chorus * Concert Band * Under the adopted vote the Newly organized business has .Planning Commission .has • Concert Choir * Art Exhibit * conservation commission can, purchased, property and is issued notice of public hearing to R. Pettinicchi — C. Collier, Directors adopt regulations governing preparing the start, of operations be held .May 7 at town, office wetlands without a further vote, on 'Main Street "... John, Ben- building on application filed by but must hold a public hearing to savage, Albert Johnson and, Joao Ernest Schmidt to' subdivide land RESERVE THE DATE — MAY lltii obtain opinions which may or Fernandes have acquired a on Judge Lane ... Board of may not aeffeet the decision ... house and, two acres of land from, Finance members are winding Such procedures in the past have ' William and Helen Rinko at a up work on 'the budget they will proved unpopular among folks cost of $33,500, and will, 'Open the suggest 'be adopted, for fiscal 7X23 who. .view with suspicion any Maple Leaf nursery at the loca- year to' start July 1 ... Little program,, which 'takes decision tion ... 'Business will, provide Fella's baseball league is to open power away from the town landscaping operations, primari- for 'the season at Hart Field meeting and .the voters Op- ly to housing developments 'in. the April 2$ ...'. To help finance their activities the league plans a spr- SO. LEONARD ST. EXT. ponents of the hearing system in- area ...... 'The property is at the in- WATItiUIY clude at least one member of' the tersection of Route 61 and Green ing 'tag sale, and players will Oil CO. conservation commission, with. Hill Road. welcome contributions of items, Robert Can stating he feels the Officers and directors of the which will .be called for upon powers should remain with the Bethlehem. Fair are .to meet phoning 266-7903. COMPLETE FUEL OIL and town legislative body. Wednesday eve at Memorial Special services plaques have Town meetings often produce: Hall, 'to plan annual meeting of been awarded, by Scout troop 99 BOTTLED GAS SERVICE some home-spun humor worth organization, which will, be held to Wallace Gallop for his work repeating, and in 'that category April '28. starting with a. dinner at with the Babe Ruth baseball we list toe comment that "it is a. 6:15 p.m...... Dates of the 1973 'team and to Roy Shappard for good, thing Bethlehem 'built its fair are on September 8 .and 9, his services to' the. troop 'Com- Main Street before the wetlands and event will be the 49th, annual mittee Advanced to scout rank 756-4471 vote or' it would have 'to be ... Organization has received ap- in an annual ceremony were located, elsewhere" ... "The abun- dance of water on each side of the street is a cause of frequent concern to' residents ... In addi- tion 'to the wetlands vote 'the' town 'meeting' gave approval to' naming of a five member study group to report on advisability of erecting a new town hall. Group of firemen and several STATE NATIONAL explorer scouts, have 'Completed.' a. 'Course in cardiac pulmonary resuscitation, for' which Lt. Alex Agnew and. Fireman 'Neil Burrows of the Watertown, Fire-f Dept. served as instructors ... Bethlehem firemen .graduating''' are Chief Emil .Detlefsen, Capt. ANNOUNCES Thomas Fitzgerland, Lt. John Rudzavice, Lt. Tony Bosko and firemen 'Art Severson, Peter White, Francis Corden, John Stocfcwell and Dan Donovan ..." Explorer scouts who completed the 'course are John Bignelli and, - 57 INSTALLMENT KIRCggO SMABgU APPLUNCg E * VACUUM CLEANER . REPAIRING ft «Om UUMOSM. UQANS,.
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NYIONAND POLYESTER SEWING THREADS State m A WATERTOWN National INDUSTRY SINCE BANK OF 'CONNECTICUT' 1888 F.D.I.C. Afkwmbaf FMfcral Rattrwt Page 16-Town Times (Watertown, Conn.), April 12, 1973 Property of the WatertownKay's Hardwar eHistorical Changes Ownershi Societyp Effective Apr . 15 Kay's Hardware Store, 607 Hennessey, of Torrington. filiation with, the American Watertown High Notes .Main St.,. will come under new *. Mr. Hennessey' recently was Hard rare'Chain.i " and. will coo- ownership on April 15:. discharged from 'the' U. S. Air tinue to' offer 'the same quality by Cathwatertownhistoricalsociety.orgy Roianski- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Weston, Force' after four and a half .yean and. service 'which has been its who have operated toe store for of service as a Logistician. "At halln ark. 'under the ownership of The 9lh Annual Gymnastic be judged on creativity 'tinier' the - 'the past 12 and a half years, have the time of .'his discharge he held the Westons. Stow will be held on Friday, topic, Ecology. The •; winning announced the sale of the the-rank of Captain. The couple April 13, in, the High School Gym. mural 'will collect a $50 prize for to Mr. and Mrs. David have' 'HO' children, I Wins Trophy Featured in the Show will 'be'tie its Class Treasury. Mr. Weston will stay on''with Harry Spohrer, West bury Park boys performing on the Flying Twenty-Five W.H.S. Students Joan Kari To . .' 'Mr. Hennessey for a "few-week. " Rd. won a. second place trophy Rings, High Bar," Elephant, and 'their Chaperones will be period to ea.se 'the - transition, to last'. Sunday in. a judo competition" 'Parallel Bars anil the Side- leaving lor Spain on .April 20. In Address Garden. - new ownership. He has express- in. Derby. "The meet was spon- Horse. The boys also will 'Spain, the students 'will sightsee, ed tte desire for his many sored by Tony Puzzuta's Judo demonstrate Pyramids.' The view a. Bullfight, 'participate.in. a < Hub Tonight . friends, 'to stop in to' see him .and. Club. Spohrer fought in. the' 146 to girls will., tie featured on the .'Donkey Safari and the .'Easter 'The Watertown Garden Club 'Mrs.. Weston. before they enter 160 pound weighf class, He is a Balance Beam and Uneven Bars, Festivities, there. 'The four will meet a half hour earlier than. 'their retirement. meniber of the Wesibury Judo Floor Exercise and 'Vaulting'. Chaperones are1: Miss Janice usual, at 7:30 p.m. tonight The store will, continue its af- Clubl The modem Dance club will per- Sweeney, Mrs. .Angle Curulla, '(Thursday)-in. the meeting room. form, at the Gymnastic Show for Mrs. "Angeline Becca and Miss of the Thomaston Savings Bank. the first time. Former members Anna-Mae Sieniawski. Joan. Kari.. manlier' and .past of the Gymnastic Club will par- Mrs. Mary Wallingberg, Girls president of the East Lyme ticipate with the present Softball Coach, announced this Garden Club, 'Will be 'the speaker Regarding safety in. relation to oil heat, 'the paramount point members in various routines. week that tryouts have; begun for and will 'use a .few slides to il- is the fuel itself. It is delivered in a liquid state and will not . Gymnastic Club Advisors are the 73 season. The following is lustrate.' her talk which Is '-en- burn until vaporized or atomized, which is why Miss -Marie Sampson,' Miss the 1973 Girls Softball Schedule: titled, "Fragrance' in Your Guarino, Mrs. Mary Wallingberg .April 26-Uwis Mills- Away- Garden", She also 'Will discuss and Mike. Moffo. 'The' Modern; 3:30 ' -. briefly successful and. proper Dance Club Advisor is Miss May 1-Wolcott- Home- 3:1.5 methods of growing plants in . Janice Sweeney. May 2-Bristol Eastern- Home- order to get perfect horticultural OIL HEAT IS SAFE 9:15 ' " specimens such as are required, Tickets will 'be on sale at the' May 8-St. 'Pails- Home- 3:15 in flower shows. door Show time is ft p.m. May 9-Southington- Away- 9:15 Mrs. Kari is a well-qualified " A Mural Contest will be held at May 16-Bristol Eastern- Away- speaker. She has .studied, at the tie" High School on April 12. lie 3:15 - Botanical Gardens .in ICY. 'and. WESSON Contest, which will be belli from May 1»-Wo)cott- .Away- 3.15 also at the' Universities of Penn- 7 to 11 p.m., is one .of the many - May 22-PlainviUe- Away- 3:15 sylvania and CcMin.ecti.ciit with' activities coinciding with Earth May 25-Southington- Home- primary work, in .Botany, CAREFREE HEAT Month, " 3.15 'Ecology, Landscaping and use of .; Each class .may organize as May ML Pauls- Home- 3 15 'native plants. many 'teams as they wish, with May 31-Plainville- Home 3:15 PHONE 756-7041 each team 'Consisting of 'between June. 4-Uwis Mills- Home- jj S to 10 members. The Murals will 3:15 ' ' . INVITATIONS - ——-HUTIWCOH* •" OUMMNflrS 100 for*7.00 taining program .will 'be RAY'S PRINT SHOP <'- Final Audubon presented by wildlife » UdtfOtt AVt OAKVtllt ' GRASS!! Lecture Tonight photographer Fran. William 'Mall, 274.3109 from NorthfieH. THAT'S WHAT WE DO '"Small World" is the title of : "fhe proceeds from 'these lec- Mts. the final Audubon. film and, lec- OW fcithtwwd ture' to' be presented . tonight tures, are used, to further the (Thursday) at' 8 p.m. in Taft education and. conservation' IJtlft CANDY i-- School's Bingham Auditorium, programs of .Flanders. Nature 771 Woodbury M. —MOW 0RASS— "under the sponsorship of -Center. Tickets, may be purchas- WoUrtown 274-1202 ed at the door.. Flanders Nature Center, Wood- Op*n Ooify 9-5 Sunday. 12-6 THE VILLAGE LAWN SERVICE bury. • m i » m m « n MM « « « t « « • t The tiny creatures 'that, inhabit' Spring and.Fall\'Chtan-Up the. earth hold much of interest vincent o. palladino for those who take the time to know them... ""Small" World" real tit ate broker GREASIN, inc. COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - ESTATES brings to the screen fascinating sequences on 'the .daily lives of 274-S942 753-41II some of our smaller creatures, ELECTRICIANS 1-489-3078 Watertown particularly 'the .insects. This highly informative" and enter- .-HOME-' FREE ESTIMATES Call Collect JOHH IS. 0i iElil - .-BUSINESS-- .'*. Little League --FARM-- Tryouts Slated FUNERAL HOME 742 Mo.n St., SIOHain St. Oofcvll* FAIR-CREST POULTRY Candidate for 'the Water-Oak Little League-will 'try out for PHONE 274-3005 . • •. fJ4-S4il - GRADE A FARM- tfn. mftButm. <•<* lira.., positions' on. 'the various: teams FRESH EGGS lot, this weekend, weather permit- IHJIUIUIUIUIlllllllllHMIll M.IJ.. tin*. '. ' LAMOTHE Ml SIZES The schedule' is: Boys born • s ENGINEERED between Aug. 1,1961 and July 31, rtum • encsr - BROTHERS I SINTERINGS f .AMOUC •*« • 'QUID 1.25 1962. Saturday. April 1.4,12 Noon CHICKEN " •i to 2 p.m., Delaiid Field; Boys LIGHT CONSTRUCTION .Mill' - IIOASTID C11C1.EI1..1S CHICKEN • ntcis bom between Aug.' 1, 1962, and. • Asphalt Paving 2" July 31, in, Saturday, April 14,,. 1 PLASTICS, INC. wmmw f meo * meet .2 to'...4p.m. , Delaud Field.; Boys • Landscaping i - born between Aug. L, 1963. and . • Tv** Surgery A GRADE A FARM FRESH EGGS July 31,1964, Sunday. .April IS, 2 . 769 BUNKER Mill 10. to 4 p.m., Deland field; and boys WATERTOWN ; born 'between Aug.. 1. 1967, and WATERTOWN "ALLS/iES- ' • " ' '• July 31.1960, Sunday, April 15,. 4 INDUSTRY to' 6 p.m., Deland Field. "274-8131 * JUMBO .80 rowvt mism m BOAW EXTRA LARGE .70 H ywrtw mbsed LARGE .60 dO2.
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Tues - Sat. 10-5 HoUow Road, Woodbury FARM FRESHPOULTRY Sundays 1-5 . 263-4757 OUR6 CM*; BUSINESS Town" times (Watertown, Ccum.),. April 12, 1973—Page '17 $400,000 Richer the fourth, entitlement period is how it ..actually Property of the Watertown ofHistorical repealing the Zoning Society3'.. to lessen congestio n in (Continued From Page 11 scheduled for early October. revenue sharing' funds,. "If ..your government 'is one of 'Last, fall the Town Council had Regulations for the Watertown the streets; to .secure' safety ment 'periods. - those that are affected by depen- - discussed the possibility of using Fire' District, adopted effective from, fire, panic, flood and, other Referring to towns which bad dent school system changes, you the revenue sharing funds for 'the September IS, 1947, and all. dangers,; provide adequate light appealed earlier payments, Mr. havwatertownhistoricalsociety.orge already 'been 'notified of the construction of a. new Police! Sta- amendments thereto, which and air; to prevent the'over- Watt said: "Many of you recalculation effort and will soon tion and a Fire' Department sub- repeal shall be''effective coinci- crowding of land; to avoid undue responded 'when we gave all of 'be notified of 'the result. We .have Station on the east side. The cost dent with, the effective date: of concentration of population; and you the opportunity to tell us if already used the recalculated was estimated at about $600,000, the comprehensive revision to' facilitate the adequate provi- you thought' that there were data for the: enclosed, check. We and, officials had 'hoped, to use specified in Paragraph C. sion for transportation, water, errors' in, toe 'data, we used when will make any needed adjust- revenue sharing from a three- E. Said comprehensive revi- •sewerage, schools and otter , we 'calculated your checks. The sion of the zoning regulations', in-' public requirements; ment for earlier checks when we year period to pay the cost. eluding the zoning map, is Treasury Department,' working calculate amounts for the fourth If thinking remans the same, 4. to conserve the value' with the' Bureau of 'the Census,, adopted for the following of land, and buildings and to'en - entitlement period that starts in the 'projects could be ac- reasons1.: has just finished reviewing your July." complished presumably in a courage 'the most appropriate' inquiries about tie data used to .Mr. Watt also said, the govern- shorter time. 1. to 'protect 'the public use of land 'throughout the Fire calculate' the first two entitle- ment 'Will send, out .next 'week the health 'and. safety and to promote District; and . ment payments. If your govern- first Planned Use Report form, Fire District the general welfare; 5. to regulate the use of ment sent us a data inquiry, you and instructions. It will deal with 2. to establish, a. com- 'land, bu.iidin.gs and other struc- will soon be notified of the fin- the money the town is receiving (Continued Fran, Page 1) prehensive plan of zoning in. sup- tures, the location and bulk of dings. If 'the' data we used' before in the current entitlement, ' -and. rental. (Par.. 31.1.7), port of the orderly growth, buildings and other structures was 'wrong, we have already cor- 'period., .plus the check to be mail- and such uses, are eliminated 'development and preservation of and 'the area, shape' and. frontage rected it for calculating the ed 'early in July. from. Par. 31.2 Prohibited Uses. land and buildings within the' of lots to the degree necessary to enclosed check. If the earlier 'The' law requires each 'town to 8. The Zoning Map is Watertown Fire District: accomplish, 'the above purposes'. checks- should, have been send the Office of Revenue Shar- modified to' incorporate an ad- different, we will add Cor sub- . .ing a planned use report for each, ditional date, 'namely "Revised tract) 'the adjustments in. the March §,, IW1". LINOLEUM C\RPET entitlement 'period which begins . CERO1IC fourth entitlement period, that' on or' after Jan.. 1.1973. The town 9. The Zoning Map is cor- TILE 'Starts in July;. The first check for rected' to include an area of lots also must report each year on. on tie west side of Hamilton Lane, between Hamilton Avenue CHAINE BROS. and Woodbury 'Road,,, as annexed to' 'the Fire District, such area . Floor Covering being designated as Residence R-20F District. 10.. The Zoning Map is cor- 7,13 Main, 'Street Watertown, Conn. rected: to' include an area, of two 274-503,1 lots on 'the' west side of Atwood Street, south of 'Prospect Street, as annexed, to the Fire District. Don -.Frank. Majauskas Phil such area 'being designated as Residence R-10F District. * 11. The Zoning Map is modified to redesignate as Residence R-10F District all. of that area, in the-Fire District, TRANQUILLITY FARM located" on the-east side of North Street and north of Hawley COOKED TURKEY FOR EASTER? Street, Woolson Street and Northfield Road. B. Said comprehensive revi- Let your 'mind dwell upon a delicious, time-saving sion of the zoning regulations in- Tranquillity Turkey, Cooked-to-Order for Easter. Then, cluding the zoning map, dated • call in your order. December 19, 1972, as Cooked-t&Qrder Turkeys, or Chicken, still foil hereinbefore revised under date wrapped 'to preserve moisture — and cooked with of March 9, 1973, are adopted. Tranquillity Poultry Stuffing (at moderate extra cost) C. The Commission establishes if you wish — will be ready from, noon. Sat. April 2.1, Friday, April 13, 1973 at 12:01 until Farm Salesroom closes at 5:00 p.m. Sorry, closed A.M. as the effective date of said Easter Day... Right now is the time' to act... zoning regulations, including the zoning map, and the Superinten- dent and Zoning Enforcement 'Tranfuillify Road at Route 64, Middlebury Officer is instructed to give Telephone 758-2965 notice of the adoption as re- quired by law. D. Said adoption has the' effect
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