Father Bozek Feted At Church Reception
Large gathering of St. Rose parishioners and organization reps bid farewell to Rev. Walter E. Bozek who is transferred to the Church of the Holy Family Fairfield after a year at St. Rose. Master of ceremonies was Rev. John C. Mitchell. Reports from Cole Torbush Mrs. Austin N. Schmitt Frank Sennto Rev. Stanley Koziol and Donald Bennett spoke briefly. A gift was presented to Father Bozek.
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Newtown
St. Rose Church
Walter E. Bozek
Church of the Holy Family
Fairfield
K of C
John C. Mitchell
Father Bozek
Cole Torbush
Parents Guild
Austin N. Schmitt
The
Rosary Society
Frank Sennto
Virgilius Council
Knights of Cannibus
Stanley Nicholas Koziol
St. Rose
Donald Bennett
Squires and
Squirettes
Injured poodle Tammy missing from town pound
Newtown reports the disappearance of an injured miniature poodle named Tammy from the town pound last Friday. John Seder the dog warden says if Tammy is returned no questions will be asked. The owner’s name is not disclosed. The dog has gray hair, is unclipped, wears a white bandage, and is under veterinary care with a special diet.
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Newtown
John Seder
Seder
Tammy
Fedor
Kennedy Becomes First U S Official to Visit Jakarta Mosque
Robert F Kennedy toured the Korrajoran mosque in Jakarta in stocking feet opening a six day worldwide goodwill tour with his wife Ethel. He met Indonesian leaders including Dinanda Subranding and Gen Nasution and planned talks with Sukarno to urge peaceful solutions on West New Guinea while facing anti American demonstrations.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Curom
Indonesia
Korrajoran
Jakarta
Kennedy
Selamat
Dinanda
Err SE
Nasution
Sukarno
West New Guinea
U.S
Sukarnov
New Guinea
Netherlands
East Indonesia
United States
White House
Ethel
Dunk
Japan
Java
Equator
Formoss
Hong Kong
Singapore
Pacific
Kennedys
Gueawan
Howard P. Jones
Abraham Lincoln
Ambassador Jones
One Car Crash Injures Woman and Two Children
Newtown resident state police report a one car accident on Mile Hill Road injuring Mrs Barbara Vandermark 26 and her children a three year old son Mark with a bruise and a two year old daughter with facial abrasions. They were treated at Danbury hospital and released. Mrs Vandermark received a warning for driving on the left side of the road.
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Newtown
James MM
Cosstello
Danbury Hospital
Mile Hill Road
Costello
Barbara Vandermark
Sandy Hook
Mile Hii
Vandermark
Mark
Lark
Weather State Forecast Summary for New England and Northeast
Connecticut fair and cold with high around 32 and low near 6 to 15 tonight. Wednesday cloudy and cold. Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and Maine sunny and warmer with fair conditions and little change tonight and Wednesday. Eastport to Block Island northwest winds 10 to 20 hours today. Visibility over six miles.
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Connecticut
Yray
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Secretaries and Custodians Seek Pay Hikes in Fairfield
Fairfield Board of Education heard proposals for salary increases from the Fairfield Association of Educational Secretaries and custodians and matrons. The administration budget totals rose to 5,228,949, up 802,364, with a 39,398 increase for added positions and a cost of living raise for next year. The board meets Friday night to consider the budget recommendations.
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Fairfield Board of Education
Fairfield Association of Educationsl
William J. Edgar
Sphosis
Board of Education
Harvey Bresler
Anne Ockulacki
Association
Asso
Joseph Gyana
Ans Anc
PTA
Gyana
Vinci wins mud filled San Luis Rey Handicap at Santa Anita
Vinci ridden by Ralph Lowe dominates the mud ridden San Luis Rey Handicap at Santa Anita winning by five lengths. The $22,900 race drew a large crowd as trainers and bettors tracked the action amid confusing postrace figures and varied prize pools.
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Arcadia
Calif
Ralph Lowe
Vinci
Santa Anita
Odinne
Satari KB Stheal
Grange Open House Highlights Local Activities
Redding Grange held its annual open house with guests from nearby Granges. Florence Hanlon, home demonstration agent, showcased skits and tableaux. Episcopal Churchwomen and First Church groups planned talks and slides on education, crafts, and welfare. Judy Freeman earned a Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award and will attend Syracuse University. Dessert Bridge planned by Woman's Guild aims to raise funds for church programs.
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Oday
First Church of Christ, Congregational
Redding Center
Miller
Natonal Cathedral Association
Washington, D.C
Daugher
Damon, Freeman
Knapp Street
Easton
Betty Iocker
Judy
Joel Baron High School
Connecticut
Syrations
Lovine
Bridge
Woman's Guild of First
Church of Christ
Congregational
Ing
Gity
J. Bartlett Sanford
Vaide
Mra
Fret
TL Watson
Ways and “Mears
Sanford
Ats
Emile Sparks
Ralph
O Connell to Speak At Laurelton Hall
James J. O Connell, common pleas prosecutor, will speak at Laurelton Hall at 8 o clock on a Milford education budget debate. The event, hosted by the Melarado for the schools of Milford, features questions on tax capability and federal aid to education. Milford residents are urged to attend and hear O Connell address school finance issues and education funding.
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Milford
Board of Finance
Board of Educations
James J. O'Connell
Common Pleas Court ‘Peasecutor
MiloAuley Guild and
McAuley Club
Laurelton
Heil Naira
Rainbow Mothers Club Meeting Set for Wednesday
Milford February 12 The Rain Bow Mothers club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Edward Seeley on Homemakers avenue. The article notes Derrmit Tigers pitcher Sam Jones is listed as 36 years old.
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Milford
RainBow Mothers Club
Edward Seeley
Homemakers Avenue
The
Derrmit Tigers
Aiss
Sam Jones
Plans Completed For Brotherhood Party
The reception committee has finished preparations for the Brotherhood party with arrangements set and invitations ready for distribution among members and guests.
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Brotherhood Party
Milford clubs hear talks on photography and Berlin life
Milford Camera Club meets at 8 p m in Guttick's studio 288 Fort Street with guest speaker William Dean Gerdes past president of national and regional photography bodies and dean of photography at Pater School of Art Hamden New officers will be elected Rainbow Girls meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in Masonic Temple Claudia Dickinson worthy adviser to preside Lions Club dinner speaker Rev Elmer Patterson discusses West and East Berlin with photos and a Q A Little League plans 8 p m Thursday Elks club rooms New Haven Avenue Norman Francoeur president expected openings for personnel this season
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William
Dean) Gerdes
Milford Camera Club
Guttick
Fort Street
New
Dean Gerdes
Photographers’ Association of America
New England Association ‘of Photographers
Connecticut Professional Photographers Association
George W. Harris
Pater School of Art
Hamden
Rainbow Girls
Milford Assembly
Order of Rainbow Girls
Hursday
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Claudia Dickinson
Lions
Milford Lions Club
Elmer Patterson
Wildermere Beach
West Berlin
East Berlin
Howard Johnsons
Patterson
Berlin
West
Little League
Milford Little League
Elks Club
New Haven Avenue
Norman Francoeur
Aga Khan Injured in Ski Preparations at Chamonix
In Chamonix France on February 12 AP reports several skiers including the Aga Khan were injured during practice for the World ski games. The Aga Khan, racing for Britain, twisted an ankle in a fall while preparing for the men’s downhill and failed to qualify for the slalom final.
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Chamonix
France
Aga Khan
Britain
Milford civic and social annual Brotherhood party report
The Milford high school event highlighted this year’s reception and planned expansion of nursing services. The Visiting Nurse Association led by Kert Lyons and James Mikita showed increases in Well Child conferences and prenatal clinics, with many new cases among attendees. Home visits totaled 5,146 addressing cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular and other conditions, plus health instruction for city families. visits cost 2.75 but no one is refused due to inability to pay.
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Milford
Nurelog
James Mikita
Rosea
Nursy
Kert Lyons
Association
Kurt Reineke
Milford Citizens Committee Questions Budget For 1962 63
Citizens Committee asks Mayor and boards about the proposed 1962 63 budget with open hearings and press coverage. Alfred Walff chairs the Milford Citizens Committee for the event featuring entertainment, refreshments, and the Brotherhood plaque presentation.
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Citizens Committee
Milford
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