Water at Reservoirs Hits 40% of Capacity
Danbury reports Margerie and West Lake reservoirs at 40 percent capacity signaling improvement from last year. West Lake rose two inches and Margiette 1.5 inches in a week as officials anticipate possible 60 percent by spring with watershed runoff. Ground water tapping is being explored while surface supplies are monitored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margerie
West Lake
Henry Heitman
City Engineering Office
Margette
Heitman
Danbury
Osborne Street
Hospital Avenue
Council Committees To Hear Zoning Pleas
Two zoning change petitions will be heard by five member committees at City Hall tonight. Robert Kaufman seeks a 18 acre Shel ter Rock road site for a multiple housing zone with three dwellings. Salvadore and Louise Esposito seek 3.03 acres Cantury Newtown road from heavy industry to limited commercial. Both panels will report to the Common Council for votes. St Martha's chapter meets at 8 pm with Dr Ernest Weeks speaking on Danbury Demonstration City Project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City Hall
Robert Kaufman
Shelter Rock Road
Michael Bachyrycz
John Blasy
Robert L. Stevens
William McNamara
Nimmons
St. Martha’s
St. James’ Parish
Ernest Weeks
Danbury
PCP
Danbury LPN Chapter Forms First Meeting
Danbury in Connecticut forms the Danbury chapter of the Licensed Practical Nurse association to promote welfare and ethics of LPNs. Charter member Mrs. Anna Lyon says the group forms as Henry Abbott Technical School and Danbury Hospital offer LPN classes. The meeting is at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Lyon 81 Driftway Road with all area LPNs invited. The aims include raising standards and informing the public and promoting continued effective use of LPNs while cooperating with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lpns
National Federation of Practical Nurses
American Journal of Practical Nursing
State Association
Lyon
Marilyn Miller
Danbury Hospital
Ralph DeFazio
Dow Wee
Danbury
Connecticut Licensed Practical Nurse Association
Anna Lyon
Henry Abbott Technical School
Driftway Road
Focal
FASTEETH promises firmer dentures with no slip or taste
FASTEETH powder, applied to upper or lower plates, holds false teeth firmly in place to prevent sliding. It is alkaline and leaves no gummy taste. The ad notes denture fit is essential to health and urges regular dentist visits, with FASTEETH available at drug counters.
Ethical Society Plans Human Concerns Forum
The Southern Connecticut Ethical Society will sponsor a five lecture Human Concerns Forum starting Tuesday at 8 15 p m in Coleytown junior high school The opening session Draft Refusal features William M Kunstler and Tom Cornell Panelists include Emmanuel Mar Bolis and Ed Leftwich The series will feature Norman Thomas Floyd B McKissick and Charles Allen Jr tickets are sold at World Affairs center and at the door
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Connecticut Ethical Society
Coleylawn
William M. Kunstler
Tom Cornell
Catholic Peace Fellowship
New York City
Emmanuel Mar Bolis
Ed Leftwich
Charles Allen, Jr
World Affairs Center
Taylor Place
Indi
Antiques Show Planned by Westport Norwalk ORT Chapter
The Westport Norwalk chapter of the Women's American ORT will sponsor an antiques show March 12 14 at Temple Israel Coleytown Road. About 30 exhibitors will display antique furniture Tiffany glass art glass and French and Russian enamels. Proceeds fund ORT training in 600 vocational schools across 22 countries. The show runs March 12 13 1 10 p.m. and March 14 noon 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport ~ Norwalk
Women's American Ort
Temple Israel
Coleytown Road
Temple
Lee Shilepsky
Laurence Miller
Richard Epstein
Lloyd Gordon
Alan Cohen
Alan Bierman
Peter Kraus
David Oliphant
Martin Schwartz
Gerald Lieberman
Barry Troupin
Robert Krakoff
Edwin Greenberg
Martin Flock
Anne Levinson
Martin Levin
Robert Bernard
Martin Falk
Mike Slosberg
Samuel Kleinman
Norman Jacovitz
Alan Gans
Sidney Siegel
Edward Goodwin
Robert Ornstein
Allan Cramer
David Margild
Murray Bravin
William Feingold
Fire Claims 4 Lives In Queens Home Blaze
A two story Douglaston Manor house at 243 29 Richmond Road in Queens saw a two alarm fire early Sunday kill four people including two adults and two children. The blaze began around 12 45 a.m. and was under control about an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Douglaston Manor
Queens
Richmond Road
Land acquisitions outlined for RTM tonight in town meeting
Town meeting at Grasmere School tonight at 8 o clock will consider land purchases by the Board of Selectmen under the Open Space program. Proposals include 118 acres on Morehouse Highway from several sellers for park use at 177000 dollars and five parcels enabling Sherman Street extension and a 33000 square foot parking area. total 412000 dollars for a branch library. Funded by 20 year bonds, plus ordinances on pool construction code and a state building code adoption. Additional items include 5000 dollars for a high school needs study, 3500 for a registrar secretary, and 12000 for semi annual interest on a 4080000 bond issue. County donors chair Leonard Meyers and co ordinator Mrs. Nelson Kelman will preside. donor dinner May 24. Permits issued include a 700 dollar play room at 209 Alma Drive and a 22000 dollar one family house with two car attached garage on Pilgrim Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RTM
Grasmere
Board of Selectmen
Morehouse Highway
Josephine T., Thomas, Duane
Paul Greenwalt
Sherman Street
Ruane Street
Fairfield Woods Road
Registrar of Voters
Leonard Meyers
Nelson Kelman
Rotary
Bill Bruning
Yodler Dottie
Rotary Club
Fairfield Inn
Eugene Thompson
Alma Drive
Clifford E Anderson
Pilgrim Lane
Warde Mothers Plan Fashion Show March 8
The Andrew Warde mother s club hosts its third annual spring fashion show March 8 at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria with spring outfits from a local department store hair styles from a local salon and entertainment and refreshments. Mrs Fred Davis president announces co chairmen Mrs William Moffitt and Mrs A Edward Shhulz with a long list of committee heads for models decorations refreshments prizes and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davis
Victor de Rosa
John Korznick
Herbert Kelley
Stephen Canary
Ben Silvestro
Nicholas Stassola
Mathew Morris
Victor DeRosa
Ralph Scato
Robert Curtis
Robert Bernhard
Milton Cohen
Sam Baron
PYA
Richard Sherman
Wood Lane
Sherman
Jack Bernstein
North Stratfield PTA To Hear Fairfield Prof
Chester J. Stuart, associate professor of modern languages at Fairfield University, will speak at the North Stratfield school PTA meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. on Discipline, a Redirection of Behavior. He is active with the National Education Association and other groups. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester J. Stuart
Graduate School of Education
Fairfield University
North Stratfield School
PTA
Stuart
National Education Association
National Society For the Advancement of Education
Highwaymen win first round title in senior boys league
The Highwaymen defeated Wakeman Boys club 54 to 39 to claim the first round title. John Balanada led with 15 points, Steve Mate 13, while Walt Fitzgerald and Bob Rainville added 12 each. Kevin Mukennen paced Wakeman with 22 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highwaymen
Wakeman Boys Club
John Balanada
Steve Mate
Walt Fitzgerald
Bob Rainville
Kevin Mukennen
Wakeman
Grasmere
Southport Volunteer Firemen
Greenfield Hill Volunteer Fire Company
Wesleyan Service Guild
Theresa Kovac
Wormwood Road
John B. Evans
Men's League of Our Lady of Assumption Parish
Oldfield School
Pequot School
North Stratfield School
Tomlinson Junior High
Warde High
Royals
Hawks
Frank Targouski Joins Police Department as New Member
Frank Targouski becomes the latest recruit to join the town police department. The appointment adds a fresh face to the force, with duties beginning this week and a focus on community safety and outreach.
Latin American progress under fire at Punta del Este talks
American foreign ministers said the Alliance for Progress proved only partly successful in improving Latin America. Bolivian and Peruvian leaders threatened to withhold attendance at the April 12 to 14 Punta del Este summit. The ministers, finishing two sessions, focused on economic integration and a Latin American common market with a final item urging the elimination of unnecessary military spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Alliance For Progress
Bolivia
Peru
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Rene Barrientos
Fernando Belaunde Terry
United States
Latin America
Rule Inmate's Death Tied to Drug Poisoning
State pathologist Dr. Richard Woodruff said a lab analysis of internal organs of 32 year old Federico Cardinalli showed the Windsor State Prison inmate died of a heart attack caused by drug poisoning. Cardinalli, a Brooklyn, New York man, died in the prison infirmary after an illness lasting only hours. The test indicated an overdose of an antihistamine. Cardinalli reportedly had intermittent asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, VI
UPI
Richard Woodruff
Frederico Cardinalli
Windsor State Prison
Brooklyn
N. Y
Woodruff
Cardinalli
Crash Kills Family Near Powder Springs Georgia
A freight train strike at a small crossing on the outskirts of Powder Springs, Georgia, killed Julius Argo 53, his wife Vera Huckeba Argo 44, Rebecca Wyleen Argo 11, and Julius Argo Jr. 8, as the family traveled with no survivors. The incident occurred about 20 miles north of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Springs
UPI
Julius Argo
Vera Huckeba Argo
Rebecca Wyleen Argo
Julius Argo Jr
Southern Railway
Atlanta
New Police Officer Sworn In As Town Expands Services
A vacant position filled by a brother of Patrolman Edward Targouski will be sworn in Thursday with oath of office on Wednesday. Work begins on loam stockpiling for par three golf course grading off South Pine Creek. Civil Defense director William E. Winburn provides a stake body truck after explosion and fire damaged equipment. Gail Horen, daughter of Robert and Mrs Horen, performed flute with Hartwick College Orchestra in Oneonta and acted in Beloit College Players Spoon River Anthology. The Fairfield Association of Educational Secretaries starts an annual candy sale to raise scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Targouski
South Pine Creek Road
William E. Winburn
Civil Defense
Police Department
Gail Horen
Robert Horen
Stevenson Road
Hartwick College Orchestra
Oneonta
N.Y
Beloit College Players
Spoon River
William terKuile
Roger terKuile
White Oak Road
Fairfield Association of Educational Secretaries
Tuesday On Land Talks For New School
The City Council at a special meeting tomorrow night will hear a report from Councilman Curtis Gibson about land negotiations for a new Marvin elementary school. The plan involves purchasing 11 acres of the old Taylor farm but a deed covenant blocks condemnation. The council will name an architect for the new school and consider bids for a bulky refuse incinerator and various freeholder committees for local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Gibson
Marvin
Gibson
Taylor Farm
Calf Pasture Beach
Beach
Gregory Boulevard
Public Works Committee
Ward Street
Allen Road
Five Mile River
McKinley Street
Rowayton
Hardesty and Hanover
New Haven Railroad
Triangle Street
Millbrook Drive
Ryan Avenue
Graphics Plaza
Josem
Lowe and
Bouton
Planning Commission
Norwalk Striped Bass Club
Chester J. Stuart
College of Arts and Sciences
Fairfield University Graduate School of Education
St. Joseph’s Home School Association
South Main Street
Stuart
Newburyport
Mass
Fairfield University
Fordham Preparatory School
New York City
Gannon College
Erie
University of Connecticut
Columbia University
New York University
Yale University
Ophir
Order of the Eastern Star
Three Bears
Wilton Road
Westport
Milford High Class of 52 Plans 15th Reunion
Milford High School Class of 1952 announces plans for its 15th reunion. The committee seeks current addresses for members and asks contacts for listed names through Mrs. Mary Lou Nettleton Dunn or Mrs. Joanne Seitz Loft. An auction will be led by Mrs. Evelyn Roberts during the social hour. WATES meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Milford Health Center. president is Mrs. Grace Menhenick. Last week's top weight loser was Mrs. Lillian Krutz. the honor box award went to Mrs. Wanda Malstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford High School
Mary Lou Nettleton Dunn
Joanne Seitz
Judith Phillips
George Merwin
Lawrence Houde
Dana Eldridge
Cynthia,Durant
Penelope Devine
Shirley Donnan
Eugene Clark
William
Recollection Evening Planned by Christ the Redeemer Guild
An event at St Marys church features Miss Peg Girard of Macy's New Haven on wigs and hairpieces. Milford Jaycee Wives will host the program, with plans to assemble Easter food baskets for needy families and collect canned goods. Also includes YMCA enrollment push and a Milford Chamber of Commerce talk by Dr George Gunther at the Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ the Redeemer Guild
St. Mary’s Church
Richard Toner
Milford Jaycee
Will Tor
First Rocarw and Hanadiction Ballowine Federal Savings and Loan Association
High Street
Kenneth, Burton
Peg Girard
Macy's
New Haven
Chester
England
Miss Girard
United States
Hanover Agency
St. Louis
Burton
Girard
Milford
Winthrop §. Smith
Cochairman
Church
YMCA
Pareens
Paul Scholz
Carroll Cooper
Gerald Stevens
A. Maurits Johnson
Frank Zéoli
Gunther
George Gunther
Milford Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Post Road
State General Assembly
Chamber
Kenneth J. Rodrigue
Milford Little League Registration Tonight at High School
Milford boys aged seven to 12 may register for the Little League program from 7 to 9 p.m. in Milford High School auditorium. Hal Goodenough of the New York Mets will speak and show a film, as noted by league president George Avery. Eligibility rules specify 12-year-olds may play if not turning 13 before Aug. 1, 1967, and seven-year-olds may join if their seventh birthday is on or before July 1, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford High School
Hal Goodenough
New York Mets
George Avery
Amaranth Birthday Celebration Set for Wednesday
Amaranth Chapter No 9 holds a birthday celebration in Milford with a court order observing the event. The gathering is planned for 8 p m Wednesday at the Masonic Temple located at 53 Broad Street. Royal Matron Mrs Margaret Morgan announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaranth
Milford Court Order of Amaranth No. 9
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Margaret Morgan
Royal Matron
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Danbury Lpn
Ethical Society
North American
Cannon Mountain
Franconia
N.H
Cannon
Mountain Lakes Club
Don Leblanc
Dept
Main Street
Reading
Mr. LeBlanc
Stree City
Air Force
Get
Fairfield
North Stratfield Pta
Frank Targouski
Progress Alliance
Organization of American States
OAS
Rule
Norwalk
Milford High
Evelyn Roberts
Nutive Ao
RM PE Eiu
Leonard Allter
Delivery Auto Renting & Leasing
State ST
East Westport
Pert Pd
Bowling Lanes
WICK
Dede and
Ronny Framson
Travel Service
Bridgeport
Con
Singer Travel
Joat
Joan Carey
Henry Meola
Joseph Csolak
David L
Joel Rubin
S Zarotta
Napoleon Sims
David Borabeck
James O'N
James Jahrsdoerfer
James Carleo
John Falei
Sophie Gaines
Et Whitley
George Gorbert
Louise Steinmetz
Shell
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