Order of Arrow 19th Anniversary Dinner Tonight
The Order of Arrow Lodge 408 will celebrate its 19th anniversary with a dinner at White Eagle hall Bridgeport. More than 200 members attend as John Dreher Life Scout Troop 38 serves as master of ceremonies. The event includes slides from the National OA conference a lodge dance demo a roast beef dinner and the 1968 officers election.
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Order of the Arrow
Boy Scouts of America
White Eagle Hall
Bridgeport
Brotherhood of Scout
John Dreher
John Mayer
William P. Forbes
John Kovac
George Baldwin
John Woznicki
Eric Vogel
Lodge
Ronald Karvosky
Oronogue
Albert Neudeck
Sachem
David J. DeLorme
Sasca
William H. Everett, Jr
Treamone
Arlen E. Cota
Pomperaug Council
M. Rhodes Blish
Everett E. Zissell
George F. Orr
Fines Imposed On 3 Drivers by Circuit Court
Circuit Court Judge John G. Cicala levied 65 in fines on 17 year old Gary Nosal of 211 Louisiana Avenue after he pleaded guilty to two counts of passing a stop sign and one count of disregarding a State Traffic Commission sign. Early Edwards 34 of 41 Johnson Street received fines totaling 40 for reckless driving and license violations after a December 2 accident on Connecticut Avenue. Philip J. Hoeppner 19 of 54 Cedarhurst Lane Fairfield faced fines for reckless driving and failing to obey a policeman signal after a December 18 chase that reached 65 miles per hour in a 25 mile zone. Assistant Prosecutor George Shamiss then added willful destruction of personal property charges against Hoeppner and two passengers, stemming from a mail box incident before the chase.
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John G. Cicala
Gary Nosal
Louisiana Avenue
Underwood
State Traffic Commission
Nasal
Fairfield
Black Rock Turnpike
Stillson Road
Mill Plain Road
North Benson Road
Cicala
Early Edwards
Johnson Street
Edwards
Connecticut Avenue
Seaview Avenue
George Wise
Philip J. Hoeppner
Cedarhurst Lane
Easton
Hoeppner
Center Road
Morehouse Road
George Shamiss
Anton Brozovic
Knapps Highway
Douglas Burdett
Adler Road
Shamiss
Men Save Trading Stamps Widely in America
About 80 percent of American men save trading stamps for themselves or their wives, according to the Trading Stamp Institute of America.
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The
Trading Stamp Institute of America
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Order of Arrow
Orlon
Braun
Korvette
Youngland
Darwin
Italy
France
Orient
Orlan
Dacron
Eiderlen
Little Boys
Trumbull
Main Street
Trumbull, Conn