Danbury Pageant May 20 Seeks Miss Danbury Honors
Danbury area contestants enter the Miss Danbury pageant sponsored by the Jaycees at Danbury High School auditorium on May 20. Winners advance to Miss Connecticut on July 8 at Southington High School with a shot at Miss America. Local winner receives a 300 dollar scholarship and trophies from sponsors. Entrants must meet age residency and education rules. entry blanks are available from Jaycee members.
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Danbury Danbury
Danbury
Danbury High School
Frank Molinaro
Martin Brecher
Connecticut
Southington High School
Atlantic City
Pepsi-Cola BotUers
Jaycee
ECW
Episcopal Church
Women of
Representatives to Meet Tonight for Constituent Session
The three state representatives William R. Ratchford Darius J. Spain and Donald F. Esposito will hold a constituents session tonight from 7 to 9 at City Hall. Citizens may ask questions about pending legislation as the group plans to continue meetings until further notice. The General Assembly session in Hartford runs until June 7.
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William R. Ratchford
Darius J. Spain
Donald F. Esposito
City Hall
General Assembly
Hartford
Health Service Corps officer opens law practice in New Fairfield
Edward J. Hannafin, a Health Service Corps officer with lieutenant level rank, opens a law office at 30 West Street. He lives in Candlewood Knolls with his wife Kathleen Hooper Calling and their two sons. Hannafin earned an LL B from Brown in 1959 and from Connecticut in 1965, is admitted to the Connecticut bar, served in the Marine Corps in the Far East, and serves on New Fairfield education and school building committees as well as regional YMCA and Southwestern Connecticut Heart Association boards.
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Brown University
University of Connecticut School of Law
Connecticut
U. S. Marine Corps
Far East
Board of Education
New Fairfield
YMCA
Southwestern Connecticut Heart Association
City Hall staff seek parity in fringe benefits
Norwalk City Hall employees have asked the Personnel Committee to grant them the same three weeks vacation after eight years and a sick leave program that the Public Works department already receives under AFL CIO and state contracts. The move followed assurances from Councilman Stephen Wargo Jr. at a Friday night meeting in Council Chambers. If approved by the Personnel Committee, the policy may be adopted by the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Public Works Department
City Hall
Stephen Wargo, Jr
Afl-Cio
Power Committee
John A. Dwyer
Third Taxing District Electrical Department
American Public Power Association
Kirby Billingsley
Wenatchee
Wash
Dwyer
APPA
Third District
Council
Public Works Hearing on Street Abandonments for Norwalk Project
The Public Works committee will meet April 24 at 8 p.m. in Circuit court to hear protests regarding the proposed abandonment of several streets within the South Norwalk urban renewal area and to assess benefits and damages to property owners. The report found no assessable benefits or damages from the renewal project. Planning School Fair set for May 6 at Roosevelt elementary with a parent committee chaired by James A. Thorpe and several co chairs and volunteers. Guild to Elect Officers at Wesleyan Service Guild meeting May 6 at 8 p.m. in the parsonage Westwavenue.
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Public Works Group
Public Works Committee
City Council
Circuit Court
Norwalk
Webster Street
Franklin Street
Flax Hill Road
Washington Street
Clay Street
Monroe Street
Madison Street
State Street
Railroad Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
South Norwalk
Roosevelt Elementary
James A. Thorpe
Donald Sweeney
Joseph Kaestner
Ray Jaworski
George McPherson
Hayward Schecter
Alfred Canevari
Stephen Woznica
Francis Kalaman
Per Kyrop
Geoffrey Sargent
Frederick Wieting
Mayor Sets Ad Hoc Committee on Employee Negotiations
An ad hoc committee appointed by Mayor Alan Jepson will meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the mayor’s office to discuss inequities in employee negotiations. The mayor plans to review supervisory benefit translation with the Civil Service Commission and related bodies and seeks further board suggestions. Delegates of a state organization report on teaching religion in schools education for diversity and emotional health, with a May meeting to hear their findings.
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Alan Jepson
Board of Finance
Civil Service Commission
Boards of Police and Fire Commissioners
Elections Scheduled For West Main PTA Meeting
West Main street school PTA will hold a meeting on Tuesday at p.m. in the school auditorium. Domenick Mancini presides, a slate of officers for next year will be presented and elected from floor nominations. A film Learn to Earn and a Walter Fields Jr lecture on vocational high school training follow. Refreshments served by four hosts.
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West Main
Fields
Milford
Mancini
Bernard Blatney
Burton Hoage
Gerald Miller
Richard Mace
Donald Nytko
Allen Ritchie
PTA
Hilton Hotel
Hartford
Ft Trumbull Club Fashion Show and Card Party
The Fort Trumbull Beach school Parents club will host a wig fashion show and card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the school on Charles Street with co chairs Mrs. John Hurd and Mrs. Clarence Clapp. Models will include faculty members and the school secretary.
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Ft. Trumbull
Fort Trumbull Beach
Charles Street
John Hurd
Clarence Clapp
Richard Herman
Joseph Kashman
Stephen Friedlander
Thomas Kennelley
David Cole
Howard Felgenhauer
Hurd
Clapp
Russell Hedstrom
John Mitchell
Edward Delpier
Francis Canfield
Howard Roberts
Milford
Connecticut Labor Department
Employment Security Division
Robert A. Cronin
Cronin
Milford Wates
Milford Health Center
Bridgeport Avenue
Grace Menhenick
Francis Kluck
Eleanor MacDonald
Charlotte Haycock
Masonic Temple Event Tonight and Grace Baptist Fellowship
Royal Arch Masons meet at 7 45 in the Masonic temple. The Grace Baptist Women’s fellowship gathers at 7 30 at Mrs Don Ziebell 638 Brentwood road Grange. Attendees are asked to meet at the church before proceeding to the home.
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Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Grace Baptist Church
Don Ziebell
Brentwood Road
Grange
Yugoslavia Relaxes Red Party Control
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia will relinquish its commanding role in the Communist Party and shift to a guiding ideological function. The move aims to transfer specific executive powers to government or economic bodies while the party shapes broad national policy.
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Belgrade
UPI
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Europe
Town financial position shows nine month revenue of 7 469 425
Comptroller John J. Kemish reports nine month revenue totaling 7 469 425 with total annual income projected at 10 432 243. Real estate taxes collected amount to 5 273 685 and personal property taxes total 779 238 on the 1965 grand list.
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John J. Kemish
Recreation Commission
Public Work Department
Westport Penis
Law Day luncheon links 57 students with local lawyers
Fifty seven public and parochial school students will lunch with lawyers at the Stratfield Motor Inn marking Law Day. They will tour the Police Headquarters, hear brief talks, and discuss citizenship responsibilities with hosts including Mayor Curran and Probate Judge Flanagan.
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Stratfield Motor Inn
Main Street
City Hall
Lyon Terrace
Stratfield
Aram H. Tellahan, Jr
Huntley Stone
Peter Wilkinson
Curran
John P. Flanagan
Albert L. Coles
Bridgeport Bar Association
Wilfred J. Walker
The
Bar Association
James J. Curiale
City Education Dept
Martin B. Hitchcock
Stone
Wilkinson
Bar
Joseph Yagorowski
School Administrator Joins Pilot Fellowship Study Team
Phillip H. Woodruff Westport planning and development coordinator joins a three person evaluation team for a federally funded Pilot fellowship program. The group assesses social studies components with Saul B. Cohen Clark University and Isador Starr CUNY. Evaluations wrap by May to aid congressional review and future guidelines.
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Phillip H. Woodruff
Westport
Woodruff
Chicago
Compass
Consortium of Professional Associations For
Conpass
Saul B. Cohen
Graduate School of Geography
Clark University
Isador Starr
History
City University of New York
Teacher fellowship program expands across universities
The program continued through the 1986-87 academic year and parts into summer. It funded 937 experienced teachers with fellowships and awarded to 47 participating universities in 97 states. Its aim is to improve elementary and secondary education by upgrading teacher qualifications.
London Regent's Park Zoo tops crowds with Chi Chi lead
The Regent's Park Zoo drew two million visitors last year making it Britain's largest single public attraction. The star attraction is Chi Chi the female panda, drawing huge crowds alongside the lion and the gorilla.
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London
Britain
Regent's Park Zoo
Chi-Chi
TV Watching Costly For Vienna Family
A Viennese family learned during the world ice hockey championships that watching TV too intently can be costly. While they watched the Russians versus the Canadians, thieves entered their apartment and stole 1,240 dollars in valuables.
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Vienna
People to Person Quips on Progress and Perception
A jumble of humorous quotes discusses perfection, ignorance of faults, mindset versus mood, magic and training, premature ideas about luck, and the paradox of embracing progress while opposing change. The rambly notes reflect a playful, late night tone of observations on human thought.
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Harriet Patchen
Harold Jarvis
John Shepard
Edward A. Sillari
Greater
National Council of Jewish Women
Rose Dick
United Jewish Center
Sidlar
Windham
Danbury’ Lions Club
Danbury Public Library
Hayestown
Fairfield County Trust Company
Peter Kakadelis
James Simon
Wales
Gwales
Post Road
Fairfield
Salvation Army
Danbury Music and
Connecticut Avenue
Bridgeport
Heath
Albert M. Scalzo
Albert Scalzo
Cleveland Street
U. S. Public Health Service
National Center For Urban and Industrial Health
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Center
Anthony F. Pavlovsky
Fairfield County Agency
Harry E. Duffy
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Zsa
Gabor
Daring Leo Durocher
Core Aamco
AAMCO
North Ave
Rowte
Ouphts & Son
Fairfield & A5
W Guild
Christ the Redeemer Guild
David Herrman
Pine Knob Terrace
Leonard Alter
Temple B'Nai Shalom
Historical Society
Milford Historical Society
Red Party
Welfare Department
Pal
General Fund
U.S. Treasury
Connecticut National Bank
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Westport National Bank
Alma Arriaga
St Mary
Anthony Michalewicz
St. Michael
Vincent McGoldrich
St. Patrick
Edward Kump
St Peter
Andrew Giarelli
St. Raphael
James Snyder
St. Stephen
Pamela Pickup
Cathedral High
Paul Toth
Kolbe High
Michael Harriss
Notre Dame
Nancy Petrow
Adrienne Baumaind
Madison School
Stephen Noble
Thomas Hooker
Donald’ Tedesco
Barnum
Jo Ann DeFilipo
Woodrow Wilson
Bonnie Testa
Francis P. Dunigan
Dale Beardsley
Read
David Steinhardt
Maplewood
David Garth
W. 8. Johnson
Robin Segal
Beardsley
Marie Mercaldi
Shelton
Robert Carlson
Summerfield
Samuel Green
Nathan Wale
Christine McGoveren
Edison
Rolando Russell
Jackson
Nannette White
Sheridan
Norman Stewart
Hall
Nicholas Maiiero
Black Rock
Richard Sullivan
Roosevelt
Aldo Bonacci
Garfield
Clarence McFadden
Whittier
Susan Lieff
Winthrop
Richard Matos
Wallersville
Bridget Ka- Sara
Newfield
Michael Walton
Jefferson
Peter Razzino
Columbus
Alvin Lee
Webster
Annetta Williams
Longfellow
Paul Kalendra
Bryant
Joel
East Main St
Regent Park Zoo
Larry Tirreno
State Street E
Newtown Water Co
Sonny Fox
Simon
Simon Sez
Honda
Delcious
Hamburger Honda
Hamburger
Conn
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