The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-11
TERRYVILLE
Ready to Start
 Oiling Roads
Work Expected to- Begin
 Thursday Morning

and roads In the town of Plymouth which enter onto the state high ways is expected to be started on Thursday of this week with Mon- day of next week being the latest date at which the work will be started. The work of oiling the roads will be done by the state as part of the dirt road policy.
 Selectman William Eustice has estimated that about 10 miles of road will be oiled in the town of Plymouth using about 10000 gal Ions of oil at cost of $10,8S2 leaving a balance of about $9,0OO to be spent later following another agreement which will be made be- tween the state and the selectman.
 Every street and road entering onto the Harwinton state highway, the north road to Bristol and the federal highway which passes through the town, starting at the Bristol line and ending at the Thomaston town line will be oiled for a distance of nearly 1000 feet. Streets which circle around and lead back onto the state highway will be oiled the entire distance, such examples being Hillside Park in Terryvil1e and Dayton road in Plymouth.
 1t is proposed to oil the road, pass the Terryville fair grounds into hamlet of East Plymouth and back out onto the Harwinton state road, further north.
 The roads will be oiled from gut ter to gutter. The town will benefit greatly from this work as Select man Eustice has made arrange ments for the sand to be furnish ed from local banks and the work to be done with the town trucks. The work of spreading the sand, following the oiling will be done by town labor. This work will re- quire about 40 men during the op- eration.
 {. Work of preparing the surface of the highways and getting them in readiness for the oiling has al- ready been started.
 County Field Day
 The annual neld day and outing of the County All clubs will be held on the Harwinton Fair grounds on Friday, August 2Sth with an interesting program nav ing been arranged for that day.
 Regular Feature on Radio
 Art Sequen of Bristol, and well known in this place. due to the prominent part that he took in the anual minstrel presented by the Plymouth Agricultural society, sponsors of the Terryville fair last spring has been made regular feature from WlCC, Bridgeport on Saturday afternoons at 2:30 o'clock. Art accompanies Alexan- der Caruso, Bristol's singing police man on the piano over this station.
 Corps Receives Invitations
 The Tcrryville Drum and Fife Corps have received an invitation to attend field day of the British Canadian Fife and Drum Corps CT Pawtucket, k. l., and the New De- parture Drum ana Fife Corps held day in Bristol on September 26.
 Pcquabuck Team Defeated Twenty golfers representing the Goodwin Park municipal links or Hartford scored an impressive 5S- 32 team match victory over the peauabuck Golf club team at the local links. Sunday. It remained for Chuck Stowell of Pequabuck however, to post the low medal score of the day. a 7G' Fred Jarvis, Jr. of the Goodwin Park team was next in line with la 70. Bill Allaire of Pequabuck was 82. Jim Moriarty of the Hart ford team 83 and Goodward, Peatie and Heap, all of Goodwin Park, 84.
 Summary: Goodwin Parks: Jar wis and Goddard, g; Hollis and Magnuson, 6K; Hickey and Gah- erty, 6H; Whaplcs and Budney, 6; DEIia and Hazel. 7H; Rago and Heap, 6; Taruitis and Fannon, C.; Peatie and Moriarty. 9; Sturgeon and Cone, 6; German and Petro- ski, 2H. Total 58.
 Pcquabuck: Stowell and Lane, 6; Williams and Levin. 2k; Pond and Bcrthiaume, 2k; Carlson and King, s; Joerres and Viebert. h; Penda and Paul, 8; Hines and Stocks. g.; Large and Brewer. O; Allaire and Bartholomew, g. F. J. Allaire and Spielman, 6h. Total 32.
 Bill McKone, president of the Goodwin Park Golf club won the sweepstakes with a net 72. Church Stowells, 76 was low gross.
 Club to Meet.
 An important meeting of the TerryvilIe Young Peoples Russian asso citation will be held In the church hall, this evening at 5 O clock. Speakers will be present 10 discuss the facts in regard to the federal organization. Members from tho Waterbury club will also be in attendance. All girl mem bers are asked to bring refresh ments.
 COvina Trial Postponed. Fred Coyina of Divinity street, Bristol has had bis case in the local