Emblem Club Marks 30th Anniversary in Milford
The Milford Emblem Club, formed February 1357 by Mrs. Carlton Newton and Mrs. Googe Williams, celebrated 30 years with a covered dish supper at the Elks Lodge on New Trayen Avenue. Mrs. William Deano nd chaired. Mrs. Francis Rump ford presided. The group, part of a 339 chapter national organization, supports gifts to crippled children, visits to convalescent homes, a scholarship, and Thanksgiving baskets, and requires members to have an Elks member male relative.
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Hely Milford
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Elub
Simylists
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Newington
Elks
Floral contest winners announced at Garden Club meeting
At a Spade and Hoe Garden Club gathering held in the First Federal Savings Bank form Broad Street, Mrs. Joseph Alves won first prize, Mrs. H D Boteman second, and Elaine Shaley third. Honorable mentions went to Mrs. Joly Koukas and Mr. Alice Hine. Rosemary Ross conducted a cor sage workshop and wild bed feeding instructions were given. Hostesses were Mrs. Koukas and Miss Stroley. An Order of Eastern Star game and bingo party is slated for February 1 at 8 pm in the Masonic temple, with tickets from Mrs. Ruth Wilkinson, Mrs. Dorothy Richards, or Miss Ruth Hub.
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Spade and Hoe
Came Unity
Federal Savings Bank
Broadstervt
Joseph Alves
Boteman
Elaine Shaley
Bard
Joly Koukas
Alice Hine
Rotsn
Rossell Osten
Koukas
Stroley
Ucla 25
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mra
Rith Wilkinson
Dorothy Richards
Ruth Hub
Kayophas to Meet For Auction Monday
The Kayophas of the Church of Christ Congregational will meet Monday at 8 p m in the church rooms. A work session and a Chinese avicthos will follow the regular business session. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs Maward Allen Mrs Ken meth Neff and Mrs John Williams. All municipal offices will be closed Tuesday for Lincoln's birthday and on Feb 22 for Washington's birthday per Mayor Charles R Lovina yesterday.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Maward Allen
Ken”meth Neff
John Williams
Lincoln
Washington
Charles R. Lovina
Lawrence E. Long
Redding Grange No. 15
The
Grange
Ernest W. Willams
Rabbi to Address Braj B'rith Tonight at Milford Lodge
Yale Hillel director Ranul Rienarn will be principal speaker at a Braj B'rith event at Temple B'nai Shalom hosted by Milford lodge 3805. The topic is Varieties of Jewish Experience as DeMolay Mothers meet Wednesday evening at the temple. The annual Milford Lions dinner-dance funds the Milford Hospital building fund at Villas Rosa.
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Hillel Foundation
Yale University
Greater Milford
B' Ai
B'nai Shalom
Milford
DeMolay
Taconle Temple
Mebers
Basiness
Henedit Avellon
Milford Lions Club
Milford Hospital
Villas Rosa
Lekis
St Marys Wins in Pee Wee League Victory
The St Marys team claimed a Pee Wee National league win following a 2012 victory over the Elks as part of their recent league schedule.
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Church Services Listed by Local Congregations
Churches announce Sunday services across St Peter Episcopal First Baptist St Marys United Presbyterian Church of Christ and other congregations provide schedules. Clergy names include Edward Patt George Werner Dorinis Moran Joseph Coby Jonan Robert Bergeron Francis Mayek Benfant Martin Keith Cary Lloyd Worley and Rev. Thursby. Masses and worship times vary with morning services at several venues.
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St. Peter's Episcopal
Gu Rivin Street
Edward R
St. Mary's Catholic
Gulf
Rav
Dorinis Moran
Joseph Coby Jonan
Robert W. Bergeron
Francis
Mayek
United Presbyterian
Seaside
Benfantnc
Martin Jy
Church School
Church of Christ, Congregational
West Main
West “River
Rein G. Thursby
Keith Caryer
Congress Debates Week Length and Tax Plan Effects
Secretary of Labor Wirtz told the House Ways and Means committee shortening the work week from 40 to 35 hours would not ease unemployment and could reduce jobs in some industries. He favors tax reductions to boost purchasing power and investment, while cautioning against using a shorter work week as a substitute. Powell suspends hearings on an aid to education bill to allow Republican attendance at Lincoln’s Birthday events.
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Willard Wirtt
House
Ways and Means
Wirtz
Kennedy
Adam C. Powell
D- N.Y
Lincoln
Powell
South Australia Amends Education Construction Budget
South Australia revises the 146283 construction program to include 19.3 million dollars for education facility construction. The amendment expands funding for school and higher education buildings, with officials stating improved learning environments and capacity.
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Parleys Slated by Planners on City Projects
The planning commission assigns liaison officers from various city departments to review capital improvements requests for the next budget. January saw 25 new building lots approved, adding private road work to city highways. The city accepted 2.23 miles of private roads into the municipal system in the past year, with some reductions due to abandonments. A display at South Norwalk Savings Bank features Zell Products electronic components and women’s accessories. Rotary Club luncheon features Emil Foubert, YMCA official, as speaker. Rev. Roland Hunt showed color slides from a England Scotland tour.
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Beau Street
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Canterbury Road
Corns
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Deerwood Court
Dorset Road
East Meadowlaw
Eleanor Lane
Pullin Road
Unis
Alsa
Mark Drive
Ohele Drive
Pink Cloud Court
Pink Cloud Lane
Priscilla
Zell Products
Main Street
South Norwalk Savings Bank
North Main Street
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Mear
Emil Foubert
Springfield
Mass
YMCA
Rotary Club
Silvermine Tavern
Perry Avenue
Roland Hunt
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Episcopal Elwreh
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Unions Clash Over Danbury School Jobs Dispute
A Feb meeting of international officers examined a jurisdiction dispute at Banniry High School Clapboard Ridge and Immaculate High School with a third project at Southern Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue. Laborers worked Wednesday while carpenters and masons remained on site. The cold snap slowed activity and no outcome was announced.
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Del Cano First Around Madrid Record Summary
Sebastian del Cano, Spanish sea captain, completed the first circumnavigation after Ferdinand Magellan's death. Born around 1460, he died in the Pacific in 1536 while on another exploratory voyage.
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Sebastian del Cano
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Town Employee Budget Increases Proposed For 1984
First Selectman Herbert Baldwin outlines proposed 5 percent merit raises for town workers not covered by the Education and Library departments plus health insurance costs. Health premiums would run $5.79 monthly per person, total $10,260 for 150 full-time employees. Finance hearings planned later this month before Representative Town Meeting in May. Also notes Salk Institute fundraising success and status update on Deputy Harbor Master Dr. Dreyfous. Community notices include church services and youth fellowship meeting.
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Herbert
Baldwin
Board of Education and Library
Atte
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Westport
Salk Institute Building Fund
John L. Sullivan
First
Herbert E. Baldwin
Paul G. Dreyfous
Malcol Beinfield
Beinfeld
Deeylous
Pat Frating
Randall Eat Ow
Community Methodist Church
Church Hall
Greens Farms
Edmund R. Steart
Em. Saugatuck
Gibson I Daniels
George C. Gulekunst
St Paul Catheran
Daniel M. Estnk
Prest Universalist
Arnold F. Westwood
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sursery
Ibasm
East State Street
Christ and Holy Trinny
Dana Forrest’ Kennedy
Church of the Assumption— the
John Hy, Landry
St. Luke
Cornelius J. Looney
Local Interests Lose Priority On Renewal Sites March 20
The city's Redevelopment Agency voted to set a March 20 deadline for investors to submit proposals for the State Street project without quiet-title opposition. Local investors retain some access until March 26, but later proposals will face competition from outside groups. The agency also announced compliance with a Kennedy order prohibiting discrimination in federally assisted housing for new redevelopment buildings.
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Joseph M.dearborn
Wicks
Sacre State Street
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Deateyshorn
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Sibal to Take Part in Lincoln Dinners
Congressman Abner W. Sibal of Norwalk will headline seven Lincoln Day dinners across New Jersey and other states. He speaks at the 17th annual Lincoln dinner in Seymour at the Actors Colony inn and at Eich’s in Bridgeport, introducing Rep. Robert R. Stafford. He will also address Lincoln dinners in Augusta Me and attend Mansfield and Shelton Republican events with other local clubs.
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Norwalk
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Sibal
Burtington County
Actors Colery Inn
Seymour
Bridgeport
Eich. Her's
Madison Avenue
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Sidal
la Augusta
Wee Burn Country Club
Shelton
Pinecrest
Bassick School Board Sets Monday Meeting at Bassick High
The Bassick School Board schedules a regular meeting next Monday night at Bassick High School after postponing a planned special session. Agenda items included architect selection for Harding renovations, East Side elementary needs study, and personnel reviews.
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Harding High School
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East Side
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Twenty firemen complete ten week course at West Redding
At Bedtl' ding Voluntery Sire Company No 2 monthly meet President Pattiban announced twenty firemen finished a ten week training course by the State Board of Education Fire School. Certificates were awarded for this period. Sessions occur Wednesdays at the firehouse from 7 to 9 p.m. with instructor Stephen Packel. Fire Chief Sanford reported one house fire call and two ambulance calls. Two new Scott breathing apparatus sets were purchased. Six members were added on active probation. A bronze plaque commemorating the five‑house entrance was gifted by Dr Donald Gibsin reading West Redding Cond. erected 1982. Future events include a Valentine Dance February 16. A chicken dinner preceded the meeting.
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West Redding
Robert W. Pattiban
State Board of Education Fire School
Stephen Packel
Connecticut State Board of Education
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Fve-House
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Volunter Fire Department
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Joseph Pazsak
Vincent Gol
Embesky
Wiliam Wigging
Louis Pinto
Thomas Cowper
Anthony Patrolla
Art Barlow High School
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Easton
State Capitol
Stnalor T. Clark Mull
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Grunwel
Joel Barlow
Wild Life Films Delight Crowd At Notre Dame
A capacity crowd at Notre Dame high school auditorium last night enjoyed wild life photographer Law Reynolds presenting the first two in a series titled The World Around Us. The program, presented for the Museum of Art Science and Industry by the College Club of Bridgeport, featured voyages of Columbus and others, with vibrant images of flora, fauna, and dramatic coastlines, plus close ups of Blue and Killer whales. Susie the sea otter, a Portland resident, stole the show with her clam snapping trick and rock aid.
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Notre Dame
Law Reynolds
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Reynolds
Marine Land
California
Susie
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Eight Children Die in Toronto Fire Tragedy
AP report details a Toronto blaze that claimed the lives of eight children and injured Roy French and his wife Effie. Neighbors recalled all victims as blond and cheerful. Annie, 17, worked for the Toronto Board of Education, and siblings ranged from 3 to 18 years old, all perishing in the flames. Roy French, 36, and Effie, 32, escaped as smoke and heat overwhelmed the home on a razed brick street before firefighters arrived.
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Allison
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Linita
Sharron
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