Valentine Party Set for GOP Women in Milford
The Milford Women’s Republican club hosts a Valentine party tonight at 8 at the Children’s Theater Workshop Factory Lane. Guests include Mrs. George Staley and Mrs. George L. Gunther. The event aims to acquaint GOP women with club members and social aspects.
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Milford
Stratford
Carvey
Chesleigh Layman
George Frye
William Scholl
Joseph Ritacco
Jane Wilson
Anna Saley
Irv
Newcomers to See Cooking Program at Milford meeting
Milford Newcomers club hosts 8 pm gathering at Knights of Columbus hall Bridgeport avenue with a business session followed by a Wearever Division demonstration by Raymond Reafy and Walter Machu rat. New residents invited. contact Mrs. Deveny or Mrs. Stevens for details.
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Milford Newcomers Club
Knights of Columbus
Bridgeport Avenue
Raymond Reafy
West Haven
Walter Machurat
Hamden
Wearever Division
Alcoa
Robert Deveny
Gerald Stevens
Milford
Blue Steaks Defeat Hi Hats In Pee League Contest
The Blue Steaks beat the Hi Hats 24 to 10 with Felicia Mi kits scoring 11 for the victors. Pee division standings show Hi Hats 5-0, Mavericks 3-1, Gunners and Lucky Ladies 2-3, Astro-nuts 0-5. Midget standings list Mavericks 6-0, Blue Streaks and Hi Hats 2-2, Astro's 0-6.
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Milford Recreation Department
Hi Hats
Astro-nuts
Lucky Ladies
Gunners
Mavericks
Astors
Blue Steaks
Felicia Mikits
Pee
Blue
Astro’s
Knights Templar Install Friday at New Haven Commandery
New Haven Commandery 2 Knights Templar will install its 1967 1968 officers Friday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple 285 Whitney Avenue New Haven Commander elect Robert A Colbourn has chosen Frederick Clemens as installing commander Herbert Hope as installing marshal and George Schenk as installing prelate.
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New Haven
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Whitney Avenue
Robert A. Colbourn
Frederick Clemens
Herbert Hope
Marshall
George Schenk
Past Presidents of Legion to Meet Milford Unit 34
Milford American Legion Unit 34 will hold a meeting tonight at 8 30 at the Fowler Memorial building on New Haven Avenue Mrs Betty Gerry is president and hostesses include Mrs Mary Peters Kay Kivic Mrs Christine Ragusa and Mrs Arlene Lipps are assisting
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Milford
American Legion
Fowler Memorial Building
New Haven Avenue
Betty Gerry
Mary Peters
Kay Kivic
Christine, Ragusa
Arlene Lipps
Ft Trumbull Ladies Meeting Tonight At Home
The Ladies Auxiliary of Fort Trumbull Beach Fire Company 2 meets at 8 pm at 64 Pomona Drive, hosted by Mrs. Louis Bahr and others. Members are asked to bring Valentines for each other and a gift for a party.
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Fort Trumbull Beach
Valentine Dance Sponsored by Milford Post and Unit 34
A Valentine Dance jointly sponsored by Milford Post 34 American Legion and Milford Unit 34 will be held Saturday from 9 to 1 a.m. at the Fowler Memorial New Haven Avenue. Chris Fricke chairs the event with Lenney's orchestra providing music and a buffet. Assisting Fricke are Alfred and Mrs Marshall Frank and Mrs Ragusa and others. Mathewson PTA Program set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the school all purpose room. Principal Crawley and faculty will field questions after a program titled Education in General.
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Valentine
Milford Post
American Legion
Milford Unit
Fowler Memorial
New Haven Avenue
Chris Fricke
Lenney
Leopold Bisson
John Eliot
Robert Sadylawsky
Mathewson Pta
Mathewson School Pta
Crawley
Work Meeting Set AE Church of Christ
The Evening Unit of the Church of Christ Congregational will convene for a work meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the church. The Rev. Thomas Stiers will be guest speaker. Mrs. Murray Rider chairs hostesses with assistance from Mrs. George Johnson Miss Bessie Hatch Mrs. Roy Peterson and Miss Harriet Wright. Police Local Party A games party will be conducted by Milford Police Local 899 Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall Bridgeport avenue announced by Sgt. Douglas Sherman chairman.
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Church of Christ Congregational
Theehurch
Thomas Stiers
Murray Rider
George Johnson
Bessie Hatch
Roy Peterson
Harriet Wright
Milford
Knights of Columbus
Bridgeport Avenue
Douglas Sherman
Kennedy Wife Delays Southeast Asia Trip
New York AP report says Mrs John F Kennedy has postponed a planned educational visit to Hong Kong and Southeast Asia until at least April. The trip would have included Hong Kong to see her sister and stops in Thailand and Cambodia. No reason given.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Hong Kong
Southeast Asia
Kennedy
Thailand
Cambodia
Bank Salaries Rise Amid 1966 Increases
A nationwide survey by Cole & Associates finds the average U S bank officer earns 11700 annually excluding extras. The study cites a 5.9 percent raise in 1966, roughly a $600 bump in pay.
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Boston
APT
United States
Cole & Associates
Valentine Party for Heart Fund at Danbury Inn
Danbury Area Heart Fund hosts an open house Valentine Party from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Nutmeg ballroom Danbury Motel. Guests include current and former heart patients from six towns with piano music by Edward Lasky and a king and queen contest with awards for both children and adults. Volunteers from Peter Piper Nursery and local groups assist with decorations, refreshments, and transportation.
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Danbury
Heart
Heart Fund
Martin R. Sturm
Victor Ruggiero
Charles J. Sturdevant
Frank Brockett
Brookfield
Danbury Hospital
Course Opens Tonight in The Basics of Quality Control
The Greater Danbury section of the American Society for Quality Control offers a six week course at Henry Abbott Technical School titled The Basics of Quality Control. Classes run Tuesdays 7 to 9 30 p m starting tonight with no prerequisites and a certificate awarded on completion. Members pay 10 dollars non members 15 dollars and 5 dollars may be credited toward membership if applied before March 7. JJ Riley quality control manager at Barden Corp can provide details.
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Greater Danbury
American Society For Quality Control
Henry Abbott Technical School
Abbott Tech
A.S.Q.C
JJ. Riley
Barden Corp
Scholarship to Honor Chief Selverblade Established
Alfred J. Selverblade Memorial Scholarship Fund Heinz a $10,000 trust with about $500 annual aid to honor Chief Selverblade of the Mary Brook Volunteer Fire Company. It benefits a Danbury High, Immaculate High or Henry Abbott Technical School student on a rotational basis based on academics citizenship and need. A Feb 28 meeting at Miry Brook firehouse invites contributors and organizers.
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Alfred J. Selverblade
Mary Brook Volunteer Fire Company
Silverblade
Backus Avenue
Danbury High School
Immaculate High School
Henry Abbott Technical School
Miry. Brook Firehouse
iCity Cash Surplus Falls to 175000
The city reports its cash surplus has dipped to 175000 from 394000 as of June 30 1966. Comptroller John P Edwards notes a large portion of the decline stems from 206000 in expenditures and adjustments.
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Edwards
John P. Edwards
Games Party Tonight For PTA at School
Locust-Roberts avenue school hosts a PTA games night at 7:30 in the auditorium with painted Valentine symbols. Proceeds support the children’s playgrounds at two schools. PTA chairman is Mrs. Robert Negri with a team of helpers. Tickets at the door. Rector's Aid Luncheon box lunch follows at 11 a.m. at St. James' parish house hosted by Mrs. Rathmell and Mrs. Smith.
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Ine Locust-Roberts Avenue
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Negri
PTA Jearch Party
Gene D‘'Emilio
Frank Rotunda
Donald Barton
Brenden Sniffin
Richard Cyr
Leon Stolle
Angela Sestok
Joseph Triacca
Rector’s Aid Society of
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Louis Rathmell
Levi Smith
Italian film exports rise to 4295 titles in 1966
The Italian Film Producers Association reports Italy exported 4 295 motion pictures in 1966 with a value of 44 million dollars, up four million from 1965. Asian and African markets showed the largest increases.
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Rome
Italian Film Producers Association
Italy
Hearing Thursday On Landfill Plan At Longshore Golf Green
WESTPORT Planning and Zoning will hold a public hearing Thursday at 8 p.m. in the town courtroom to consider a special zoning permit for a sanitary landfill project on the 10th green of the Longshore Park golf course. The proposal, approved by the State Health department and recommended by the Recreation commission, includes safeguards to avoid interfering with golf play next season. A second hearing will examine Frank David's special permit to excavate earth from East State Street near the State Police barracks. The Golden Age club plans a Valentine party today at 2 p.m. in the YMCA.
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Westport
Planning and Zoning Commission
Longshore Park
State Health Department
Recreation Commission
Commission
Frank David
East State Street
State Police
Interfaith Lenten Service Opens Series at Saugatuck Church
The first of five interfaith Lenten services will be held Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. at Saugatuck Congregational Church. Rev. Gibson I. Daniels will speak on Our Fathers Before Us And We In Our Time. Music by the church choir directed by Alice Evans. Subsequent hosts include Community Methodist, Greens Farms Congregational, Christ and Holy Trinity, and St. Luke churches.
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Saugatuck Congregational Church
Gibson I. Daniels
Alice Evans
Community Methodist Church
Greens Farms Congregational Church
Christ and Holy Trinity Church
St. Luke Church
Woman's Club Show and Luncheon Planned in Westport
The Westport Woman's club will host a fashion show and luncheon on March 1 at Longshore Park to raise funds for its philanthropic activities. Planning helpers include Mrs. Robert Clark Mrs. John Dillon and Mrs. Anthony Sage. Valentine Party today closes reading.
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Westport Woman's Club
Longshore |Park
Robert Clark
John Dillon
Anthony Sage
Westport
Music Lecture Series Opens Tonight
The first in a Vienna Classical themed lecture series begins tonight at the high school. Dr Better Juel-Larson piano professor at the university will instruct sessions, continuing the Lure of Music program sponsored by Adult Education and the University of Connecticut.
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University of Connecticut
Better Juel-Larson
Ten Teachers Appointed by Board in City Hall Meeting
The Board of Education approved ten new hires to fill vacancies and reinstated Frank J. Slinko as social studies teacher starting Sept 1 with a salary of 8625 dollars. Six resignations and two absences were also approved as new contracts settled for next school year.
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Board of Education
City Hall
Frank J. Slinko
Bridgeport
U.S. Armed Service
Dolores F. Buccino
Glenvale Terrace
Susan Cort
Kingston
R.I
Andrea A. Gadus
East Main Street
Elizabeth A. Jensen
Westford Drive
Fairfield
Joanne McColgin
Sunnyridge Avenue
Peter H. B. Romer
Keene
New Hampshire
Margaret Scheneman
Anton Street
Judith Anne Sekerak
Way-erly Place
Joanne J. Young
Gordon Street
Candide L. Slinko
Fairview Avenue
Judith Ann Fabrizi
Carol Weller
Mary E. Conlisk
John J. Shippe
Marie E. Ferraro
Virginia Washington
Mary Piscitelli
Harald Curry
Josephine M. Loconto
Susan Burke
Damaris
School Board Grants Tenure and Transfers in Maintenance Staff
Mia Perez Mary Rochess Mrs Sophie Mitchell and Miss Diana Souza were granted tenure. New appointments to maintenance include Robert Woehrle Juan Hernandez William A Peel Manuel Toledo and Agostinho Rodriguez with Mary Kozdroy Pinkie Mendes and Joseph McGuire added as janitress watchman and custodian respectively Laura Phelmetta resigns. William Day granted three month leave of absence. Board sends sympathy to family of Jan 17 death Frank Schrampl watchman.
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Laura Phelmetta
William Day
Bassick High School
Frank Schrampl
UN okays postponement of outer space talks
The U N Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space backed a Soviet one year delay for the international conference on peaceful space uses. The U S and Belgium questioned the delay amid blamed delays by the Soviet bloc. Conference was set for Sept 11 to 23 per Dec 19 General Assembly resolution. Recommendations move to April special session.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Committee
United States
Belgium
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Hawks crush Knicks for season-best scoring 139
St. Louis Hawks routed the New York Knickerbockers 139 to 102 in Memphis as Zelmo Beaty led with 25 points after knee surgery. Willis Reed led New York with 18, while Guerin expressed optimism about overtaking San Francisco for second in the West.
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Memphis
Willis Reed
Hawks
Richie Guerin
Ie Guerin
St. Louis
San Francisco Warriors
Beaty
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