March health report tallies deaths and births in town
Thirteen deaths and 62 births were reported to the Health department for March. Causes include arteriosclerosis, malignant neoplasms, pneumonia, vascular lesions and hypertension. Disease totals include 69 chickenpox, 36 German measles, 31 scarlet fever, and other infections. The report notes sanitation complaints, inspections, and sewage permits, with various zoning and business applications and community events.
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Health Department
Department
South Benson Group Meets Tomorrow At Sherman School
The South Benson area association plans a 8 p m meeting at Sherman school to discuss the park and beach situation. William Betchley chairs the session and George A. Drew Park Department superintendent will attend with Colonial Gardens representatives.
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South Benson Area Association
Sherman School
Wilam Betchley
George A. Drew
Park Department
Colonial Gardens Association
Rummage Sale Set At Church Thursday
The Eunoia club of the First Church Congregational will conduct a rummage sale Thursday from 9:30 to noon at the parish house. Mrs Dwight Thomas asked members to bring clothes dishes and other articles. Co chairwoman Mrs John Huenerberg and committee members are named. Deeds filed list several property transactions including Charles and Eleanor Cardillo selling a River Side Drive dwelling to David and Margaret Rehnberg and purchases on Colonial Drive. Additional sales include Norman QC Richards Shady Hill Road to Frederick and Helen Prevot Arthur Sonstrom Cross Highway to John and Nancy Lee.
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Eunoia Club
First Church
Congregational
Dwight Thomas
John Huenerberg
Jay Hoffman
Harvey Merwin
Nelson Hauge
Stewart Gocher
Linwood Wright
Ralph Whit ‘Taker
Ned E. Ostmark
Ralph Potter
Charles
Eleanor Cardillot
Riverside Drive
David
Margaret Rehnberg
Colonial Drive
James J. Healy
Norman QC
Richards
Shady Hill Road
Frederick
Helen
Arthur Sonstrom
Cross Ihighway
John
Nancy Lee
News About Town And Townsfolk
Gera Farekas owners of properties on Berkeley road transfer to Clement and Josephine Vayda Louis and Grace Colonese gain land on Colon ie road to Rose and Frank Petitti. William T. Burr elected to board of directors of the State Fair association. Detective bureau turnover sees Acting Sgt Patrick Carroll return to uniform division and slated promotion to sergeant July 1 with Reed Lennon and Mastronardi advancing to lieutenant. Democratic town committee pushes voter enrollment and party registration. Washington school pupils take a train ride to New Haven under guidance of Constance Forkious and Frances Kohlberg. Henry Leffert seeks lifeguard and playground instructor applicants with May 12 and May 6 deadlines. Budget gains for the fire department bring pay raises, uniform allowances, and lieutenant opportunities.
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Gera Farekas
Berkeley Road
Clement
Josephine Vayda
Louis and
Grace Colonese
Colonie Road
Rose
Frank Petitti
William T. Burr
State Fair Association
Patrick Carroll
Joseph Reed
Thomas Lennon
Anthony Mastronardi
New Democratic
Jtown
Democratic Party
Washington School
New Haven
Constance? Forkious
Frances Kohlberg
Henry Leffert
Weguard
Finance Board
Washington PTA Plans Mother Daughter Tea
The Washington school PTA meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m will feature a third grade musical playlet and a glee club performance by fifth and sixth graders. Mothers with and without daughters are invited.
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Washington School
PTA
Glee Club
U. S. Teachers Abroad in International Training Programs
Fifty five American universities maintain teaching and training contracts in thirty six foreign nations through the International Cooperation Administration technical assistance program. Most U S education teams aid foreign colleges and universities in developing technical training.
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U. S
Washington
International Cooperation Administration
New Crop Sought by Laos Farmers Under U.S. Guidance
In Vientiane hundreds of Laotian farmers plant vegetables this winter on rice lands between crops under the direction of American agricultural advisors of the International Cooperation Administration. The U S furnishes seeds and advice to diversify agriculture. The last notable bow and arrow warfare in the region was by the Chinese in 1860.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Cooperation Administraion
U. S
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