Milford Judo Tourney Set for Tomorrow at West Shore Center
Milford to host the senior state judo tournament tomorrow at 2 p.m. at West Shore Recreation Center Benham Avenue. Admission charged. Co sponsored by West Shore Judo Club and Kesantsu Judo Kai under Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union rules with senior competition and Black Belt officials.
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Milford
West Shore Recreation Center
Benham Avenue
Joseph Roy
West Shore Club
William Schultz
Kiesatsu
West Shore Judo Club
Kesantsu Judo Kai
Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union
Tick-Tock Talk Wednesday at Church
The Evening unit of the Church of Christ Congregational schedules a covered dish supper and a clocks talk by Peter Brockett at 6 30 p m in Fellowship hall. Hostesses include Mrs Samuel McMeekin Miss Ethel Fowler and others. Connecticut Singletons Square Dance Club holds a dance tonight 8 9 p m at Mathewson School West River Street with Buzz Chapman as guest caller.
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Church of Christ, Congregational
Peter Brockett
Fellowship Hall
Samuel McMeekin
Sman
Ethel Fowler
Ralph Oakley
Raymond Parmelee
Margaretha Lattig
Connecticut Singletons Square Dance Club
Mathewson
West River Street
Earl Clements
Buzz Chapman
West Springfield
Mass
Clements
Basketball League Scores Listed
Recreation Departments American Division action resumes after a layoff with St. Ann’s Spartans winning by forfeit over St. Mary’s Cardinals. Elks B edge O.Y.C. 47 to 18 led by Bob McCraw seven points. Redskins beat Rosa Rockets 13 to 1 with Gary Robinson six points. Steve Robin on Rockets top scorer with four. Knights defeat Elks A 39 to 5 powered by Bob Howarth 16 and Rob Anderson 14. St. Mary’s High Pointers, John Tierney lead 16 point win over Maples B. Silver Streaks beat St. Mary’s Chargers 22 to 15 behind Bruce Cooke and Jeff Helpee seven each. Paul Hummel seven for Chargers.
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Red Bush Chargers
Bob Lakin
United Church
Robins
Glen Markavics
Insers
Ray Marin
Blue Knights
Meadowside Jets
Brian Gervais
Bob Meyers
Milford
St. Andrew
St. Agnes
Randy Cyrus
Bill Biagioni
Red Bush Raiders
C.¥.C. Jets
Green Hornets
Angels
Bob Hoppe
Chris Burns
St. Peters
Tri-L
Barry Snyder
Ed Pyrch
Lou Clinckseales
Crusaders
O.Y.C
Byeam
Mark Rogowski
Dave Ferris
St. Ann's Celtics
O.Y.C. Celtics
Bob Charney
Red Royals
Bob Fitzsimmons
Winers
Maples
Lou Pietrini
Bob Lisak
Jim Injaychock
Knights
Ralph Salito
Steve Rochette
St. Mary's Blue Angels
St. Ann's Eagles
Frank Annunziata
Bob Mazzona
Bakery
Ken Oakes
Rick Sullivan
St. Ann's
Fred Slattery
Recreation Departments
St. Ann's Spartans
St. Mary’s Cardinals
Elks
Bob McCraw
Jim Nauroth
Red Bush Redskins
Rosa Rockets
Gary Robinson
Rockets
Robinson
Redskins
Steve Robin
Bob Howarth
Rob Anderson
St. Mary's
John Tierney
St. Mary's Chargers
Bruce Cooke
Jeff Helpee
Paul Hummel
Avon Old Farms Students Freed After Narcotics Arrest
Avon Old Farms School pupils Charles R. King 17 from Bloomfield Hills Michigan William M. Armstrong 18 from Oyster Bay New York and Scott B. Caddy 14 from Garden City New York were arrested on narcotics charges and released in the head master's custody under a Circuit Court warrant. One student faces marijuana sale allegations while two are charged with possession.
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Avon (Ap
Avon Old Farms School
Charles R. King
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
William M. Armstrong
Oyster Bay
N.Y
Scott B. Caddy
Garden City
Danbury Ruling On Consolidation Awaited By Court
The Danbury consolidation fight may not be decided by the State Supreme Court until about April 1 as plaintiff Harry Cohen’s brief faces delays. Bonds for a new city hall cannot be issued until the suit ends, with the court hearing potentially in mid March. The case challenges the Home Rule Act and the 1963 referendum approving consolidation. Voter registration proceeds today in City Hall and Danbury Police report 1967 activity up from 1966, including 6,482 complaints and 1,426 motor vehicle arrests.
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Danbury
State Supreme Court
Harry Cohen
New Milford
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Bridgeport
William W. Wenzel
Louis O DeFabritis
Consolidation Commission
Wenzel
Max Rothkopf
William F. Tobin
Center Brotherhood Dance Benefits Scholarship Fund
The United Jewish Center hosts its annual dinner dance tonight at 7 in the Amber Room to benefit the scholarship fund. A cocktail hour precedes a roast beef dinner and dance with music by the Harry Wells orchestra. Robert Young chairs the dance committee. The center also installs officers: Jack Marcus president, Asher Hornig first vice president, Dr Raphael Schwartz second vice president, Robert Wolfe financial secretary, Mrs Edward Lubin secretary, Sydney Sussman treasurer.
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United Jewish Center
Amber Room
Harry Wells Orchestra
Robert 5. Young
Jewish Center
Jack Marcus
Asher Hornig
Raphael Schwartz
Robert Wolfe
Edward Lubin
Sydney Sussman
Westport Bridge Deemed Inadequate For Heavy Traffic
The Saugatuck River bridge on Route 136 is not dilapidated but fails to meet modern traffic demands. State officials led by Howard S. Ives and local James Czel found no serious deterioration. design limitations, not age, hinder capacity. A full report will be discussed Jan 1 in Hartford. Police warn seven ton limit, or risk reckless driving charges. Fire Chief Shippey notes restricted heavy equipment hampers response, expanding travel to two miles if the bridge remains unusable. Separately, Fireman John Keene, age 44, seeks a service connected pension for a heart ailment after joining Incal Fire Department in 1964.
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Saugatuck River
State Highway Department
Robert Norton
Howard S. Ives
James Czel
Harold Shippey
Saugatuck
John Keene
Incal Fire Department
Keene
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