Wilton CT Bulletin 1965 Grayscale

Michael Tree's
DAVID COLLINS
SB Bulletin, Wilton, CV
beat the Barlow Junior V a r - .
shy by a score of 54-45. Bethel j A son. their second child February 24, 1965
jumped out to a 27-13 lead; and second boy. was born to
at the half. This lead wasj Mr. and Mrs. Edward Collins
built up on the outside shoot-1 of Little Boston Lane in Nor...„
ng of
Campbell and Shaw, j
v.
Three
Wilton
giriSBarlow came back in the sec- I walk Hospital on Feb. 16. He graduates of Wilton ' j * .
has been named David Croweil
r -i
r
^* ci iMj'f wi *") a h*ilf Com~ '
ar.d is the brother of William. School, were cited for ^
p r e s s ' a n d n a r r o w e d ' t h e score 17 months. His grasdparents demic distinction for th* *.
to 36-32 but couldn't overare Mr " a n d Mrs."Frederickisemester of the academic r*.
Redding - Georgetown i Barlow Defeats
i with great elan. A fire in the
! eld-fashioned pot-bellied store
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(Continued From Page One) blazed, merrily and helped to
enhance the 18th century at~
i
imake the score 16-11. The
gold. If it has a label, the mosphere.
Girls to be invested in t h e : Party last Thursday. Feb. IS. j Barlow fast break then, all of
label co:nes off."
Between customers, we asked j junior Girl Scouts on March: by the Women's Guild of^ the j a sudden, generated into high
A year after the opening of
Tree about his p r e - ! i a r e Patricia Taillon. Cyn- \ First Church of Christ. Con-j g^.^—
Li
ear
— 0.y d— Arrington put in
The Country Emporium Mr. Emporium days.
thia Jason. Leslie Hawes and! gregational. has announced j a f a s t b r e a k ! a v . u p
NMck
Tree was "talked into opening
"I was born in Virginia." Ann
Trinkhaus. Also o n j that the affair was largely a t - j Baiad sank a free throw for
a restaurant." So popular was he said, "and came to New March 1 34 girls will receive ] tended and is considered a \ Bethel: Clark put in
Academic Honors
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hilly Burgers
places like the Hotel Edison j M r s . ' J o n n W e p r e k of High-1 J ' j ^ J S " S ^ a ^ d o ^ a - ! a two-pointer to give Barlow j points: Campbell had 8. Bar« « « — / * ° free throws; low was led by Fred Myers
(TV.lly huraers in ease vou and the BUtmore. Then I j t a l M l Avenue. Gecr S etown to S n s o ^ c o r K t ^ 1 sZ.lb v
with 14 points.
are ever wcnderir.s what to opened a flower shop — my ; i e a der of the group, assisted; .
h-tt'es ^ - e l s nai> kegs '! o v M o u a n d a o a s k e t
The varsity box score:
order at the Country Empori- mother had a small shop In; b y M r s . N i c hoias Rahai.
L m b o o DOIM which can be-i Waterman made the score;
urn. are the most delectable Roanoke - and for 15 years;
__ . . . !I Dbamboo
. a m _ . ^poles
„ . ^ , .which
„.
_can
. . ! ; L .be
^ ij 24-18. Horrigan dribbled by
Barlow (66)
, .
. , . .
,
"Ideas for Lenten Meals"!' -"*
cut up. cushions, artificial j h, .
inventions involving chopped that's what 1 did. But it was
Pis.
V
and
sheeting.
Wendy
!
«
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drove
right
down
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will
be
suggested
by
home!
flowers
skey
ev
i0r a u
eas
beef, cottage cheese, duly very hard work with long
! "the
16
from
i
Pritcha-d
Mrs.
J
a
v
Williams
\
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lay-up.!
Horrigan
mrs and I got tired of it. demonstration experts
bread and something magical
8 2-5 IS
L ? u Sheffer a r e ' t h e people Setesak put In a basket after Clark
which Mr. Tree does to the I'd had a summer place in j the Connecticut Light a ™ of
gettlng an
to
11
I
offensive rebound.. Setesak
5 0-2 10
concoction which turns it into B?thel for about 18 years and i Power Company at the March 0 c '
Horrigan again put in a lay- j Quandt
s
3 0-0
nectar and ambrosia.'
when the idea to start a conn- j 2nd meeting of St. Patrick's
CD EC
* ESTIMATE
10
5 0-1
Mrs. John Cleghorn of the up. this time on a fast break, j Arrington
rKfcfc
• ROAD TEST
Our talk with Mr. Tree was , try store hit in e . Redding j Church Women's Guild at
.»
I At the half, the score was; Freeman
4
0-0
Field
Service
Committee
sug
interrupted several times as seemed like a good place to 18:15 in the Boys Club.
1 Day Service
j Myers
1 0-0
2
gests that anyone who would j 0 " " 1 0 customers, even on the cold do it "
Easy Terms
3
1
first
half
Barlow!
Totals
At Monday night's meeting like to invite the exchange; In the
4-10 66
bleak winter day on which we ; The Country Emporium i s
j
of
the
Georgetown
Volunteer
I
students
to
family
dinner
or
j
hit
on
60
per
cent
of
its
shots,
j
visited the store, came in to open seven days a week except
Bethel ( 4 1 )
.Company, committee chairmer to family outings call her.
; Bethel put in 35 per cent of j
look around, buy a few items during the snow-blown months
< ; F Pts.
I were chosen for the Carnival.
; its attempts from the floor.
. . . . and a Network of Stations from
from his stock which is soi of January and February when
4
•> 0-0
Babcock
! Chairman for the Carnival is
; Biff Clark started out the
Coast to Coast Backs Up our available
vast that he doesn't know who! it's closed Mondays. During
4 2-2 10
Hull
Louis Sabilla. and co-chairj
third
quarter
with
a
free
:
many items he has. or order the summer Mr. Tree has five
2
1 0-2
man is James Connely. Others (Continued From Page One) | l h r o w ' B%1™ ™me down the Hunt
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f
lunch which Mr. Tree cooked or six people helping him to
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on the committee are Albert
! floor and had five straight
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NO TRANSMISSION PROBLEM T O O SMALL.
3
1 1-3
Mecozzi and Arthur and George size when it was approved by j shots, all lay-ups. and missed Waterman
Campbell
3 1-5
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PERSONAL ATTENTION T O YOUR CAR NEEDS.
7
Boete. No date has as yet \ the Planning Commission in i them all. Babcock. however. Baiad
3 1-2
7
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FACTORY TRAINED & EXPERIENCED PERSONNQ,
been set for the Carnival: December. I t is located off; put in a jump shot and Hull Burns
1 0-0
2
last summer it was in August..; Mountain Road and will con- \ added U\o free throws. This
Totals
17 7-16 41
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isist of 33 home sites, all two j cut the Barlow lead down to
Tr
10 30 42 66
Mrs. Arthur Howard chair- j ^
^ ^
Qr l a r g e r , n s i z e
31_22 B ; f f c l a r ! c s a n k R l o n g |
P h o n e : NELS R O B I N S O N
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man ot the uessert - i a r a , o t h e r J a n u a r y p r o p e r t y t r a n s - | jump shot, and Norm Quandt i Bethel
838-4783 — After H o u r s C a l l 762-7701
run the Emporium and in the fers follow:
iadded a fast break jump shot j
25 Years Automotive Experience in this Area
winter three attractive women j William C. Istvan to Donald j to make ' h e score
35-22. j Keep your face in the sun- \
536 West Ave. (Enter a t Arch St. or Lyons PL). Norwaft
bake bread, paint chairs for! Sorensen. 3.264 acres and j Campbell sank a long j u m p ; shine and you cannot see thei
the
restaurant
andthe
do Emporithe 101 i Route
buildings,
53 and jjump
; shot, and
on a ; shadow.
- - Helen Keller
shot Biff
and Clark
a freehit throw.
things
that keeps
107,corner
Jan. Route
4.
Leonard J. and Anna Pal-1 Baiad and Babcock then comum buzzing.
ceski to Marjorie J. Rickel.! °ined for four points. Clark
Sunday Brunch
2.098 acres on Great Oak Lane, j hit a jump shot from the right
Mr. Tree's agile mind is full j j
5_
j hand base line, and Lloyd Arof plans for his store, one of a n
Lillie
B.
Costello
to
Gordon
i rington. on a fast break, added
which is to get a beer and
wine license and serve Sunday E. and Emily L. Borth. 2.54 i a jump shot. The third quarbrunch with blinis in sour acres. Gallows Hill Road, Jan. j ter ended with Barlow ahead
42-28
cream and a split of cham- 7.
Richard
Holzhausen
t o
In the fourth quarter Barpagne, all at a moderate price.
Gateway Shopping Center, WILTON
"We've made some money in Joseph and Virginia Seeley. low really poured it on Bethel,
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the store." he admits, "but 0.70 of a n acre and buildings. outscoring them 24 to 13. In |
242
East
Avenue.
EAST NORWALK
the
first
four
minutes
Barlow
Black
Rock
Turnpike.
J
a
n
.
25.
we've plowed it all back. We're
S38-2324
Poppy Cannon White to outscored Bethel 12-2. Norm
WALTER "Walt"
WERNER "Bill"
The one on top Is a world famous legend.
off the beaten path, thank
McDougald. 6.002 Quandt started the quarter off
Tha oris below it Is the same legend redesigned into an all new station heavens, so we don't
get Cornelius
wagon.
tourists. We have the nicest acres on Seventy Acres Road. with a lay-up on a rebound, i
Bruce Freeman added
two
J a n . 27.
It has the deluxe Interior appointments and comfortable rida ol a fino customers in the world."
straight jump shots from the \
passenger car . . . carries six big adults plus more luggage and equipThe
Umpawaug
Company
to
Two of those nice customers
ment than you can imagine. It's powered by Am 'lea's only automotiveRobert L. and Elaine Schnei- base line, while Arrington put
overhead cam engine, the high torque Tornado OHC . . . offers optional came all the way from New der.
2.576 acres. Chestnut in a fast break lay-up. Hull j
York
every
other
Sunday
all
extras such as automatic transmission, independent front suspension,
Woods
and Topstone Roads. scored Bethel's first two points i
power steering and power brakes. But the all new Wagoneor is really a summer and Mr. Tree h a s
of the quarter after three min- j
'Jeep' vehicle at heart.
such faith in the people who Jan. 29.
utes and four seconds had I
C.
Boyd
Harris
and
Kathcrinc
deal
with
him
that
often
as
The 'Jeep' Wagoneer goes up sleep hills, over rough rugged terrain'
C
gone
by. Biff continued Bar- j
K.
Miller,
executors
to
William
•nd through snow and mud that leave other cars helpless. And around not when he's busy in the
slippery turns that cause lishtailing and skidding, it hugs the road with kitchen he'll tell a customer and Cynthia G. Eady. three low's murderous pace with a j
tap-in and a fast break laytraditional 'Jeep' traction.
to go to the cash register a n d acres, more or less and buildings. Umpawaug Road. J a n . 30- up. This made the score at j
The big reason is 4-whecl "Drivepower."* All four wheels are power make his own change.
54-30. Campbell put in three:
wheels instead of it--; two. Take a demonstration drive soon. You've)
Farm Fresh
Making our way out past
points for Bethel, but Arrinc- |
never driven a car that can do the things this one can.
the counters loaded
with
ton.
f
n
still
another
fast
J
C
KAISER
Jeep
CORPORATION
calico cats filled with balsam,
break, trapped in a missed j
discover d-wheel "OS.VfPOlVf/?'*
salad servers, brass corkscrews,
shot. Horrigan put in a driv- •
JSJiJl. N E W
*eXE13I»* A V A G O X E E R
pewter mugs, and other items
ing lay-up and two free i
Cut U p o r S p l i t . 3 3 c l b .
Dr.
Francis
G.
Cornell
of
• " D n v t v o w t r " is W i g o n f t r station wagon's new,
too numerous to see. let alone
throws to make the score 60- j
Educational
Services
Inc.
of
Imarovecj *nd t u c l u s W * 4 - w h c c l d'tv* »y**t*m.
mention, we promised our33. Huil put a rebound in for;
Boneles
selves that we'd return to Mr. White plains. N.Y.. met in cx- Bethel, but Barlow came back j
| Tree's "country Emporium' to!ccutive session with the Board with four straight
c
points.;
browse around a n d
maybe °* Education Thursday night.
Fc
I have another dillv-burger and i b - 18 to present to the board! Setesak put in a rebound and
Route #7
Georgetown, Conn.
a slice of warm pecan pie.
! a preliminary oral report of Horrigan put in a lay-up on
Regular Ground
ithe study his firm is conduct a fast break. The game ended
Ung for the town.
with the score 66-41.
Educational Services is surIn the second half Barlow
: veying pupil population, educa- made 49 per cent of its shots.
• tional facilities and organiza- Bethel could only make 30
t i o n and preparing projections per cent. From the charity
of population and building j jt-jpe Barlow sank 40 per
Special wholesale prices on all BEEF: Special Discounts on all volume Freeze!
; programs. Dr. Cornell sought j c c n t . Bethel made 42 per cent
Order Combinations . . . For example:
• reactions of board members i 0 f its free throws.
B.irlow had four men i n
: Thursday night to some of the j
10 l b s . Sirloin S t e a k s
j problems which "nave come u p ! double figures. Biff Clark led
50 l b s of MEATS
10 lbs. Chuck, groum
and
the study. His final! all scorers with 18 points.
; during
10 l b s . C h u c k S t e a k s
21 pkss. of
: written report will be presented i Horrigan had 16. and Setesak
12 pkgs. Peas and
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; to the board sometime after | a n ( j Arrington cac'n pumped
10 l b s . I.oin F o r k
for only
12 pkgs. French Frie
March I.
i home 10. The only Bethel
10 l b s . Beef F a t t i e s
I player in double figure.-- was
(Seabrook Farms'
You've got to love what's: Huil. who bad 10 points.
lovable, and h2lc what's h a l r Ask Berlin B r o s , a b o u t t h e i r R e g u l a r F r e e z e r P L A N a n d e a s y
financing!
J.V. Game
ablc. It takes brains to sec <
Varsity'
Bethel
Junior
The
the difference. —Robert Frost |
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