Walter (Bud) Galuza - Revision history

Louise: /* Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud */

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‎Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud

Louise: /* Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud */

2015-04-04T02:12:54Z

‎Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud

Louise: /* Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud */

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‎Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud

Louise: /* Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud */

2015-04-04T01:53:23Z

‎Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud

Louise at 01:49, 4 April 2015

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Louise at 01:46, 4 April 2015

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Louise at 01:36, 4 April 2015

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Louise: /* Blanche and the Color Blue */

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‎Blanche and the Color Blue

Louise at 01:31, 4 April 2015

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Louise: /* Bud's Early Life - in Judy's Words */

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‎Bud's Early Life - in Judy's Words

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 ==Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud==
 <gallery widths=175px heights=180px perrow=3 caption="Click on the photos below to view a larger image:">
 File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|Judy makes her confirmation, 1962 or 1963.
 File:JudyJuanita-c66.jpg|Juanita and Judy perched on Rosa's porch railing, around 1966.
 File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|Judy wins 1st prize in a model car racing tournament, 1967.
-</gallery>  Judy was a good student, a great saver, a hard worker and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
+</gallery>
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==

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 ==Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud==
-[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|120px|Judy makes her confirmation, 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Judy wins 1st prize in a model car racing tournament, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, a hard worker and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
+<gallery widths=175px heights=180px perrow=3 caption="Click on the photos below to view a larger image:">
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==

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 ==Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud==
-[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|120px|Judy makes her confirmation, around 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Judy wins first prize in a model car racing tournament, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
+[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|120px|Judy makes her confirmation, 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Judy wins 1st prize in a model car racing tournament, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, a hard worker and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==

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 ==Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud==
-[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Judy makes her confirmation, around 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Judy wins a prize, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
+[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|120px|Judy makes her confirmation, around 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|175px|Judy wins first prize in a model car racing tournament, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==

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 ==Judy Grows Up and Her Parents are Proud==
-[[File:GaluzaJudy-c62.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Judy makes her confirmation, around 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|rightthumb|150px|Judy wins a prize. 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
+[[File:GaluzaJudy-1962.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Judy makes her confirmation, around 1962 or 1963.]] [[File:GaluzaJudy-1967.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Judy wins a prize, 1967.]]Judy was a good student, a great saver, and had an excellent sense of responsibility.  She made friends easily, was popular, attractive, and even did some modeling briefly for a local department store.
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==
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 Clam bake at Galuza's
 Always the life of the party
 Life goal - wanted  to see millennium change - accomplished that
-big laugh
+big laughknew the Muskie family - would have been invited to the inaugural if he'd been elected
-looked like Albert
-knew the Muskie family - would have been invited to the inaugural if he'd been elected

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 ==Bud, An Honorable Man, with Strong Role Beliefs==
 Bud strongly believed that women should not drive cars.  For this reason, Blanche never got her driver's license.  When Judy came of driving age, she had a real fight on her hands.  Bud was adamant.  It was a good thing that Rocky and Claudia intervened and helped her to learn to drive and get her license.  They even helped her select a car with the money she had diligently saved.  Bud was not happy, but there was nothing to be done about it.  Judy was now mobile and independent.
 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==

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 Because the house was so large, one of the rooms upstairs was used as Judy's playroom.  Boys were not often allowed to play in there, because they were allowed to get rides on Uncle Bud's lumber truck (never the girls).  However, every once in a while, a parent would come into Judy's playroom and ask to take a picture.
 ==The Protocol of Visiting Maine==
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 ==Bud, An Honorable Man, with Strong Role Beliefs==
 Bud strongly believed that women should not drive cars.  For this reason, Blanche never got her driver's license.  When Judy came of driving age, she had a real fight on her hands.  Bud was adamant.  It was a good thing that Rocky and Claudia intervened and helped her to learn to drive and get her license.  They even helped her select a car with the money she had diligently saved.  Bud was not happy, but there was nothing to be done about it.  Judy was now mobile and independent.
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 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==
-[[File:BudBlanche-c75.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Bud and Blanche in one of her trademark blue dresses.  Around 1975, on Rita's side lawn.]]Blanche was one of the few of Rosa's children to have blue eyes.  The other two were Rita and Bobby.  And of all of the siblings, the blue-eyed ones were the last to pass away.  Rita, at nearly 91, is still alive and very healthy and spry.  Blanche's favorite color was definitely blue.  Invariably, if she was wearing a dress, it was blue.  She had several blue dresses.  Rooms in her house were blue.  Their car, (always a Buick) was blue.  When she purchased a dress for Judy, it was often blue.  It was a source of mild teasing.  If she showed up in a different color, someone would probably ask, "Who are you, and what have you done with my sister Blanche?"
+[[File:BudBlanche-c75.jpg|left|thumb|150px|Bud and Blanche in one of her trademark blue dresses.  Around 1975, on Rita's side lawn.]]Blanche was one of the few of Rosa's children to have blue eyes.  The other two were Rita and Bobby.  And of all of the siblings, the blue-eyed ones were the last to pass away.  Rita, at nearly 91, is still alive and very healthy and spry.  Blanche's favorite color was definitely blue.  Invariably, if she was wearing a dress, it was blue.  She had several blue dresses.  Rooms in her house were blue.  Their car, (always a Buick) was blue.  When she purchased a dress for Judy, it was often blue.  It was a source of mild teasing.  If she showed up in a different color, someone would probably ask, "Who are you, and what have you done with my sister Blanche?"
 ==The Protocol of Visiting Maine==

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 ==Bud's Early Life - in Judy's Words==
-[[File:Galuza-1930Census.jpg|right|thumb|175px|1930 Census record showing the Galuza family in Rumford, with a boarder, Alex Kovak, who lived with them for many years.]] "When Dad’s family moved to a farm in Rumford, (the children) all went to a village school two miles away across the river. They used a ferry to get across. The town built a bridge a few miles up the river and sold the ferry and a house to my father for one dollar. Dad, and his brothers Albert and Francis moved into the house and ran the ferry. They charged twenty-five cents per car, or for a horse and buggy to cross. They did this for a few years. Adam and Francis then started a wood business. Dad had a team of horses that they used to haul the wood out of the forest with. When he went into the army, Mom sold the horses and Dad never forgave her. By this time, Albert and Francis were (also) off to the war. When Dad got back from the war, he went to work at Bath Iron Works in the Carpenter Shop. He never like working there and quit, and went back to cutting wood with his brothers Adam and Francis.
+[[File:Galuza-1930Census.jpg|right|thumb|175px|1930 Census record showing the Galuza family in Rumford, with a boarder, Alex Koval, who lived with them for many years.]] "When Dad’s family moved to a farm in Rumford, (the children) all went to a village school two miles away across the river. They used a ferry to get across. The town built a bridge a few miles up the river and sold the ferry and a house to my father for one dollar. Dad, and his brothers Albert and Francis moved into the house and ran the ferry. They charged twenty-five cents per car, or for a horse and buggy to cross. They did this for a few years. Adam and Francis then started a wood business. Dad had a team of horses that they used to haul the wood out of the forest with. When he went into the army, Mom sold the horses and Dad never forgave her. By this time, Albert and Francis were (also) off to the war. When Dad got back from the war, he (briefly) went to work at Bath Iron Works in the Carpenter Shop. He never like working there and quit, and went back to cutting wood with his brothers Adam and Francis.
-While Dad was away, Mom worked as a ship fitter at Bath Iron Works. When the war ended the women were laid off. After that Mom always worked in factories."
+While Dad was away, Mom worked as a ship fitter at Bath Iron Works. When the war ended, all the women were laid off. After that, Mom always worked in factories."
 ==Bud's Education==
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 ==Blanche and the Color Blue==
-Blanche was one of the few of Rosa's children to have blue eyes.  The other two were Rita and Bobby.  And of all of the siblings, the blue-eyed ones were the last to pass away.  Rita, at nearly 91, is still alive and very healthy and spry.  Blanche's favorite color was definitely blue.  Invariably, if she was wearing a dress, it was blue.  She had several blue dresses.  Rooms in her house were blue.  Their car, (always a Buick) was blue.  When she purchased a dress for Judy, it was often blue.  It was a source of mild teasing.  If she showed up in a different color, someone would probably ask, "Who are you, and what have you done with my sister Blanche?"
+[[File:BudBlanche-c75.jpg|left|thumb|200px|Bud and Blanche in one of her trademark blue dresses.  Around 1975, on Rita's side lawn.]]Blanche was one of the few of Rosa's children to have blue eyes.  The other two were Rita and Bobby.  And of all of the siblings, the blue-eyed ones were the last to pass away.  Rita, at nearly 91, is still alive and very healthy and spry.  Blanche's favorite color was definitely blue.  Invariably, if she was wearing a dress, it was blue.  She had several blue dresses.  Rooms in her house were blue.  Their car, (always a Buick) was blue.  When she purchased a dress for Judy, it was often blue.  It was a source of mild teasing.  If she showed up in a different color, someone would probably ask, "Who are you, and what have you done with my sister Blanche?"
 ==The Protocol of Visiting Maine==