Milford School Board Inspects Additions Before Meeting
Milford Board of Education will inspect additions at Mathewson and Orange Avenue schools tonight before the regular session at Milford High School library. Live Oaks addition already accepted, four other projects under construction include Fannie Beach Seabreeze Lenox Avenue Orchard Hills, with spring completions expected.
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Board of Education
Mathewson
Orange Avenue
Mathewson School
Francis Gormley
Milford High School
Live Oaks
Seabreeze School
Fannie Beach
Seabreeze
Lenox Avenue
Orchard Hills
Church Clock Talk Tonight by Peter Brockett
The Evening Unit of the Church of Christ Congregational invites members to a covered dish supper at 6 30 tonight in Fellowship hall. Peter Brockett will present a talk on clocks. Hostesses include Mrs Samuel McMeekin chairman with Miss Ethel Fowler Mrs Ralph Oasley Mrs Raymond Parmelee and Miss Margaretha Sattig.
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Peter Brockett
Church of Christ, Congregational
Samuel McMeekin
Ethel Fowler
Ralph Oasley
Raymond Parmelee
Margaretha Sattig
Alumni-Varsity Basketball Game At Milford Academy Saturday
Milford Academy will stage its annual Alumni-Varsity basketball game Saturday at 4 pm with former members from 1954 to 1967 invited. An inter-AC wrestling match between the Academy Grapplers and Laurel Crest Academy precedes the event, followed by a social hour at headmaster Raymond Kallstrom’s home.
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Milford Academy
Jerry Pepper
Academy Grapplers
Laurel Crest Academy
Bristol
Raymond Kallstrom
Officers Installed By Kiwanis Club
Herbert Ahrens of Milford was installed as the 18th president of the Kiwanis club in a recent ceremony. He received the club’s charter and gavel, marking his leadership start.
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Ralph Smith
Raven Inn
Stratford
Ahrens
Kiwanis
YMCA
Mortimer Geib
Morris Bishop
Guy Barbano
John Mayer
Jonathan Harlow
Bernard Joy
Perry Goin
Robert Hardiman
Marwin Williams
Kiwanis Club
Herbert Ahrens
New Haven Water Company
Milford
Lodge Advises Nixon to Spurn Romney Debate
Former Connecticut Governor John Davis Lodge urged Nixon to refuse Gov. George Romney's challenge to a series of debates. Lodge said the big debate is between the parties, and Nixon could not yet be a declared candidate. He noted Romney's NH campaigning for the March 12 primary.
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Concord
N.H
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Lodge
Nixon
Romney
New Hampshire
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard Milhous Nixon
Westport Education Aides Urged Raise For 1968-69
The Board of Education reviews a report calling for a $46,414 rise in non teaching staff salaries for 1968-69. Proposed staff total would be $723,881 from $677,577, reflecting contract increases and scheduled raises. Custodians would rise to $298,082, and school secretaries to $170,109 from current totals.
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Board of Education
Alcoholism Seminar For Wives At Saugatuck Church
Plans announced for a seminar on alcoholism for wives of alcoholics starting January 30 at 9 30 a m in the Saugatuck Congregational Church. Five sessions cover definition prognosis family impact and coping with resistance to treatment with a final review session if desired. Reservations limited to 15 by calling 227 6474. Lunch menu for next week lists Frankfurter on roll roast beef and other daily choices in the public school cafeterias.
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Saugatuck Congregational Church
Dea
Kasperak Sees Dog News From Bedside
Mrs. Mike Kasperak said the heart transplant patient remains alert to family life and asks about their Pommie the Pomeranian during daily visits. The 54 year old, who received a heart Jan 6, is nonverbal but uses lip reading and sign language to communicate. he has written two notes, yet remains in critical condition as doctors continue care at Stanford Medical Center.
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Stanford
Calif
Mike Kasperak
Pommie
Kasperak
Stanford Medical Center
Masonato Confer Award Tonight
The Chevalier award will be presented to Richard H. Hiltz at a special communication of Ansantawae Lodge AF and AM on January 26 at 7 45 p m at the Mason ic Temple 59 Broad Street The Milford Chapter Order of DeMolay will perform the DeMolay degree followed by a social hour and refreshments for ladies at 9 15 p m
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Richard H. Hiltz
Ansantawae Lodge AF
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Mr Chevaliers
Milford
First Heisman Winner Berwanger Starred at Chicago
Jay Berwanger of the University of Chicago became the first Heisman Trophy winner and also the first player drafted by the National Football League.
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UPI
Jay Berwanger
University of Chicago
Unclear Medical Report on Patient’s Condition
Fragmentary notes describe a patient improving lungs and consciousness, with mention of artificial kidney aid and respirator as a precaution. Text is partially garbled and references gallbladder, livery, and directions with limited readable facts.
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Milford Hospital
Maurice Condon
Todd Drive
iGirl
Edgar Boughton
Whitney Avenue
Andrew Norton
Merwin Avenue
William Gill
Naugatuck Avenue
Raymond Spiett
Stehdahl Street
Huntington
Albert Gagne
Darina Place
Mervale Flannery
Meadowbrook Lane
West Haven
John Tunney
I Windsor Road
Nicholas Cupple
Bilyard Street
Roscoe Payne
Beatrice Street
Bridgeport
S. Brian Simons
Rock Road
Peter N. le Mere
Northrop Road
Nicholas Barone
Reed Street
Frederic Judson
Newcastle Drive
Jerrald Hiltz
Spring Street
Ronoel Groh
Clark Hill Road
Theodore Strobel
Dovier Street
Thomas Candia
High Street
Steven Miler
Cornflower Drive
Joseph Celano
Valley Street
New Haven
Joseph Carlucci
Baxter J Jane
Giri
Mark Katrick
Rock Jane
Academy
Westport
People’s
Masonato
State Health Department
Trumbull-St. Mary’s Convalescent Home
Unity
White Plains
Read
Trumbull
Conn
Samuel Albert
Harrison St
People's Savings Bank
People's
Leopold’s
Leopold's
Fairfield & Milford
N.Y
Ayg
Tso
Boston Post RD
Black Rock
Tpee
Fairfield
Femple’s aCe Bank
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