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ITE' . . . . • 2 Firms Named Lou) Bidders For Truck Weighing ScaleMILFORD;ent-cers•rowI. .A rved pro-wiHiw’slay-fac-atWaylow-Imt-lnutxrthter-OFFICE•mr-rrill ipal o a tca-;eserrillredlev.lewan-rc-ofict-ish-ther.aceatSt.lerrv-IheHrllaytedliningatat•onastwo. MILFORD — Kapctan Inc. of Orange and Colt Industries of Milford are the apparent low bidders on three alternates to a proposed truck • weighing scale for the city’s volume reduction plant.. Robert Gamion, city purchasing agent, said the city wants the scale completed by the end of August and the Shredder committee will review the bids received this week.• * • . •. *jThe quotation, request Included three - alternates 'which -‘the bidders were to qupte..separately.Alternate one delicti for a complete job including the'scaie, .pSt, scale house,. and site .completion.’ Alternate two asked for the scale and its installation only.Alternate three required-, construction of the scale pit, .scale housing, and site) completion. Scale and scale Installation would be done by others ' lt;f-i Kapetan,. Inc. bid only on alternate I and 3 and. was the low bidder'on these. The Orange based company bid $49,700 on alternate J. and $37,550 on altcr: nate 3. Colt's low bid was $12,150 for alternate 2.Other bids received were: Henry Gerety, Inc.* Fairfield, $56,8R9 for alternate I, $17,899 for al-terriate 2, and $38;99Q for alternate 3; and Howe-RJc hard son of Hartford, $14,232 for alternate 2. The latter company did not quote on alternates 1 arid 3.'John Duhaimc, 24 • Collingsdato drive.April 13-Girl, Mr. and Jean-Cuy Maurice, 1044 avenue, Bridgeport.Mrs.NobleCentral PTA to Install, Fete 2 TeachersMrs. Katherine 1 Coley and George Drew will be guests of honor at a meeting of the Central Grammar school PTA tonight at 7:30 o’clock.in the school auditorium.-.'. •. Mrs, Coley will retire at the end of this'school year and Mr. Drew is leaving the state.Mrs. • Edward Kromberg will also be installed as president of the unit. Other new’ officers are Mrs. Jack Benard, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Sherburne,second vice prejident;’ Mrs. Robert Mehrhoff, recording secretary; Mrs; Ronald Quinn, corresponding secretary; Jack Benard, treasurer;'Mrs; 'Oliver Headley, advisor.. -r.!/. . ■.. .■ Mrs. Raymond Palocliko, past president, will serve as installing officer. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Edward Langner, social chairman.Recreation Dept. Activity for WeekChamber to DiscussHealth, Safety Law'-The newly enacted Federal Occupational Health and Safely act will be discussed at a' general membership luncheon cf the Milford Chamber of Commerce tomorrow at noon- at the T\vo Little Guys restaurant on 479 New Haven avenue... Leo Alix, deputy commissioner of Factory Inspection of the State of Connecticut, will be the guest speaker. Mr. Alix has been with j the State Labor department since 3n_ 1939. He has served as a factory inspector, safety consultant and supervising factory inspector. He was appointed to his present position in 1969.Vincent Wachter, chairman of the Chamber’s Industrial division, has noted that the new act, will have a very severe impact on' industry. He has urged local firms to make every effort to have a representative at the meeting. Chambers of Commerce in the immediate surrounding ■ areas have also been invited to send representatives.Reservations may be made by contacting the Chamber of Commerce office.The Recreation department's activity schedule for the balanceof the sveek is as follows: Wednesday: Craft Center, 1-4 p.m. and 6-9 p.m., 233 Bridgeport avenue; Gymnastics, 3:30-5:30 p.m.,. West Shore recreation center; Men's Over30 softball league, 6:15 p.m.; U.S. Motors and Washington fields; Men’s National softball league, 7:30 and 8:45 p.m., Washington field. • ■Mhucsday: 'Craft Center, 9 a.rti. to noon, 233 Bridgeport avenue; Gymnastics, 3:30-7:30 p.m., West Shore- recreation center; Dog Training, 6:30 p.m., JonathanLaw; American softball league, 7:30 and 8:45 p.m., Washington field; . Men’s Golf league, 4:45-8:30 p.m., Orange Hills country club.IFriday: Judo class, fi-8 p.m., West Shore recreation center,/illHL-iii rlayn.r.,nitn-mtdeedonr.intotalin.heic-lr-•e-ofdeellSaturday: Dog Training, 10a.in., Jonathan Law High school.Junior Girl Scouts Win Skater BadgesLWV Sets Orientation For New MembersAn orientation meeting for now and .prospective members of the Milford League of Women Voters will take, place May 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Harold Hall, 73 Hpusatonic drive, according to Mrs. Laird Stuart, president.The* meeting will open with a discussion by Mrs, Stuurt of the philosophy and purpose of the league. Mrs. Hall will then give a history of the League andMrs. Arthur Hovey will explain the interrelationship of local, state, and national league programs. She will also explain how consensus is arrived at.Important to Lhe work of the LWV is its strict observance of non-partisaship, Mrs. Stuart said. Although ’ members areJunior Girl Scout troop 40-1, sponsored by the Mathewson school PTA, under the direction of Mrs. Gerald Hovan .and Mrs. Ronald Wooton, leaders;-recently completed requirements for their Skaters badge. The following girls received their badges: .Sue Bowen, Nancy Busko, Karen Chevett, Dorothy Collins, Susan Crandley, Carol Francis, Ann Hine, Deborah Hovan, Patty Marks, Mary Lou Mayo,' Patricia Murphy, Karen Murray, Marion Neeter,. Laurie Russell, Kimberly Seresin. Sharon Steiger, Donna Szymborski, Sue Tindall, Ellen Wagner, Nancy White and Kelly Wwton. . ‘ ‘The girls attended a skating party recenty at Long Beach, Skateland in Stratford, Id addition to the. girls already, mentioned the party was also attended by A lyce Foley, Cartherine Foley, Nancy Griffin, Margaret Pyrch and Janice Simon.Softball. ScoresRobcrtshaw, U. S. Motors, Burndys and Blc each won their second games without defeat :r. the Recreation department’s Industrial softball league this, past week.Robertson downed Aerosol, 17-12.I f C Mrtf f\rr rriiicAH in flnISClPiumB(alofMmthClIna
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Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport, Connecticut, US
Tue, May 18, 1971
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