Milford DAR Chapter Installs Officers
The Freetove Baldwin Stow chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution installed Mrs. Philipy Hutt as regent at ceremonies in the Chapter house on Prospect Street. Other officers installed include Mrs. V. Alpird Andrus as first vice president and Mrs. Gordon B. Petremont as second vice president with a full slate of officers and councilors.
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Freetove Baldwin Stow
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Philipy Hutt
Prospect Street
V. Alpird Andrus
Gordon B. Petremont
Winthrop T. Doolittle
Vinecent A. Hunihan
Samuel McMeekin
Ross B. Townsend
Bnai Brith Women Plan June 28 Meeting
B NAI BRITH WOMEN Greater Milford chapter 123 will meet June 28 at Pam at the home of Mrs Bernard Podos 43 Dale Drive to plan the July 31 annual picnic. Members urged to attend.
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B’nai B'rith
Greater Milford
Pam
Bernard Podos
Dale Drive
Episcopal Women State Supper and Cookout Plans
Episcopal Women State Supper and Cookout details announced with tea at St Peters Church on June 23 from 1 to 4 pm. New officers named Lynne Lockwood Marie Emerson Marilyn Kelly Judy Sher Wood Evelyn Roberts Bett y Ulmann Adele Pendleton. Birth announcements list several newborns at Milford hospital including Gerschefski Rader Pilla Blanchard Sennett.
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Episcops
St. Peters
Jonathan
Trumbull House
Lebanon
Evelyn Roberts
Gull Street
Lynne Lockwood
Marie Emerson
Marilyn Kelly
Judy Sher Wood
Mrs. Roberts
Bettye Ulmann
UTO
Adele Pendleton
St. Peter's Parish
YMCA
Grange Avenue
St.Andrew's Church
St. Peter’s
Milford Hospital
George Plaskowitz
Frederick Gerschefski
East Broadway
Keith J. Rader
Mark Street
Donald Pilla
Old Point Road
Jospeh Blanchard
Baxter Jane
Frederick J. Sennett
Cool Iridge Road
Westport Youth Council to stay in offices amid budget shift
Westport Town officials plan to keep the Youth Adult Council offices at 46 East Street through July as the Highway department delays project moves to August. The Board of Finance was asked to allocate 720 to cover rental costs for the interim period while the council awaits conversion of the highway storage into a youth center.
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Board of Finance
East
Highway Department
First Selectman
Jacqueling P. Heneage
Joan M. Hyde
Reese Construction, Inc
Linda C. Willner
Nassau Road
Alsh Fontaine
George and Lee Smith
Shelton
Jon Horseshoe
Margit K. Dohanos
Robin Li Moore, Jr
Woods End Lane
Ralph Zullo
Anthony Saleggio
Gustav
Joan Seliger
Sturges Common
Arthur
Weise
Franklin Street Associates
Franklin Street
Marcia Miller
Thomas Shaw
Lawrence Michaels
Newtown Avenue
Robert B. Downing
Leonard
Barbara deBrign
South
Maple Avenue
Sidney and
Marilyn Carter
John and
Diane Pinyan
Fieldcrest
Read
Chamber Welcomes 2 New Members and Deals
The chamber announces two new members D Amico Enterprises and Emdex along with Fidelity Press Fogler Remodeling and Heritage Painting seeking a donated typewriter for summer training funds. Marriage licenses filed include Andrew Frank and Sharon Spaner Dean Bibens and Deborah Valalik Robert Gunn and Aurea Echevarrea Ed ward Monks and Carolyn Schall William Pawlak and Carolyn Constantine. Property transfers list multiple city sales including 52 Avon Street to Cornelia Smith and other deeds across Bray Avenue Holly Street West Avenue and Merwin Avenue with prices ranging from 33 500 to 90 000.
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Chamber of Commerce J
D'Amico Enterprises
Bridgeport Avenue
Emdex
Exxon Enterprises
New Haven Avenue
Fidelity Press
Wheelers Farms Road
Fogler
Pearl Hill Street
Meadow Park Drive
Chamber
Andrew Frank
New York City
Sharon Spaner
Greer Circle
Dean Bibens
Housatonic Drive
Deborah Valalik
Oxford Drive
Robert Gunn
Brookdale Avenue
Aurea Echevarrea
Maple Street
Edward Monks
Branford
Carolyn Schall
William Pawlak
la Presti Court
Ansonia
Carolyn Constantine
Cronoque Read
Henry
Geraldine Quinn
Avon Street
Cornelia Smith
Margaret Eran
Charles Bogart
JI Bray Avenue
Robert
Tabita Fossett
Adolph
Rose Lariviere
West Avenue
Elmer Grass
Gregory Foster
William
Charles Honek
Holly Street
Charles
Mary Bogart
Richard
Brenda
Nylen
Merwin Avenue
David
Karen Wright
Sohn and
Carol Toronto
Village Road
Leonard
Linda Humphrey
Elsie
Herbert Hedell
Kent Street
Thomas
Deborah Williams
General Motors Sued Over False Advertising Claims
Wisconsin Attorney General Bronson La Follette filed a circuit court suit against General Motors and 160 Oldsmobile dealers alleging deceptive advertising and improper engine substitutions in 1977 Oldsmobile 88 models. The action seeks restitution for about 1,700 citizens and an injunction on selling vehicles not matching advertised components.
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Madison, Wis
General Motors
Oldsmobile
la Follette
Carillon Concerts Set at Trinity Hartford
Free carillon concerts occur every Wednesday through August 24 at Trinity College Hartford continuing a tradition begun over 25 years ago. The July 27 performance features carillonneur George Matthew Jr. of First Presbyterian Church Stamford.
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Hartford
Trinity College
George Matthew Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Stamford
Tom C Clark Dies at 77 After 18 Year Supreme Court Career
Former justice Tom C. Clark died at 77 in New York after an 18 year tenure on the Supreme Court. A Texan, he traveled widely as a senior judge and helped manage federal court workload. Clark authored controversial opinions on searches and Bible reading in schools and served in the Justice Department before joining the high court.
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High Court
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Supreme Court
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Clark
New York
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U.S
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Earl Warren
Dallas
Justice Department
Missouri
Harry Truman
Whigh Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
Carter
Tom Clark
Burger
Fred Vinson
Warren
Warren ‘Court
Massachusetts
Fannie Hill
Indians Leap 6-Foot Pillars in Street Illusion Off Sumatra
Believers on NIAS Island in the Indian Ocean perform a jumping feat as locals demonstrate the pillar leap near the road. Sightings place the event on a Sumatra coastal area with spectators noting the unusual display.
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Nias Island
Indian Ocean
Sumatra
Preservation Urged for New View of Stratfield Hotel Block
Passersby favor preserving the view of and from the Stratfield Hotel after the Kantrowitz building was razed. The Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency must decide whether the area becomes a parking lot or supports commercial redevelopment. Stakeholders favor mixed use with small stores or a senior citizens project, while the conservancy opposes downtown parking and backs rehabilitation.
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Kantrowite
Stratfield Motor Hotel
Main
Chapel Streets
Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency
The
Stratfield
Bridgeport Architectural Conservancy
Roland Lemard
United National Corporation of
New York City
David Austin
Conservancy
Austin
Kantrowitz
Mind Health Center Seen Aiding Those Unable to Buy Private Care
The Greater Bridgeport advisory board discussed psychiatric hospitalization for the poor. Dr. Gottlieb said the unit provides essential care for residents who cannot afford private psychiatry and noted a second 22 bed unit to be activated by January 19TR.
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Mind Health Center
Greater Bridgeport
Gottlieb
Harding 62 States 25 Year Reunion Planned
Warren Harding High School Class of 1952 will hold a 25th anniversary dinner dance Saturday October 29 at Ottavio's restaurant in Fairfield. Co chairs are Michael Moccaie and Augie I Riccio with a committee spanning Bridgeport Trumbull Stratford Easton and Fairfield. Members seek missing classmates and ask for location tips from readers.
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Warren Harding High School
Ottavio’s
Fairfield
Michael Moccaie
Augie I Riccio
Barbara Buckley
Paoletti
Barbara Turke
Albright
William Mallory
Shirley Mallory
Bridgeport
Alberta Jackson Chale
Barbara Rotondo Hall
Easton
Janet Cook Marino
Trumbull
Dea Riccardi
Diotalevi
Stratford
Outertown
Restaurant Soup origins and Paris tavern history
A Frenchman named Pafissy invented a soup in 1837 described as finely minced fowl in highly spiced broth with cinnamon and coriander. In 1765 a Paris tavern opened under the title Restaurant for the purpose of supplying this soup.
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Pafissy
Paris
Caution Issued On Substandard Sunglasses
The Commission of Opticians warns the Connecticut Health Department about substandard ready-made sunglasses. Investigations target several major brands for violating ANSI FDA guidelines on lens thickness and impact resistance. The agency cites conformity gaps with Connecticut standards and advises buyers to test lenses for distortion to avoid photophobic symptoms and discomfort.
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Connecticut Health Department
American National Institute
FDA
Connecticut
Comission
Bridgeport Sees Airport Row Over Sewer Easement
Councilman Frankel and Councilman Palmer defend Stratford rights amid Bridgeport moves to treat airport property as a private asset. Frankel cites tax exemption law and sewer connections from Lordship to the terminal, while denying Stratford an easement to join its sanitary system. Palmer says measures protect Stratford residents and not a vendetta against Bridgeport.
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121St
Bridgeport
Stratford
Palmer
Bucknell ROTC honors go to 2 County Cadets
Thomas E. Routh of Fairfield and Lawrence J. LaVerme of Easton were among 23 Bucknell University students honored at a Bucknell ROTC awards ceremony in Lewisburg. Routh received the Academic Achievement Wreath as a Bucknell sophomore, while LaVerme, Bucknell senior, earned first class military athletic and academic excellence awards.
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Thomas E. Routh
Springler Road
Fairfield
Lawrence J. LaVerme
Vista Drive
Easton
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Knuth
Bucknell
Andrew Warde High School
Donald Knuth
LaVerme
Joel Barlow High School
Dominick LaVernte
Connecticut Bans Flammable Cellulose Nitrate Sunglass Frames
The Commission warns that cellulose nitrate sunglass frames are highly flammable and illegal in Connecticut. The warning notes the dangerous nature of such frames and cites state law prohibitions.
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Connecticut
Carter Approves Skytrain Fare Cut Plan to London
President Carter approved CAB plans allowing Laker Airways to operate Skytrain between New York and London. Laker must file a tariff and could begin flights within 60 days, offering $135 one way or $101.48 the other with first come, first served seating and no reservations.
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Carter
London
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Laker Airways
Great Britain
New York
Laker
Skytrain
Even Mascots Have to Train at UConn
Hartford UPI reports University of Connecticut student Christian Whitman works with Jonathan the VITI a white husky eight weeks old to prepare him as the next mascot. The pup learns names and terrain slowly but should be ready by football season while Jonathan VII the current mascot battles arthritis.
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UPI
University of Connecticut
Christian Whitman
Jonathan
Viti
Uconn
Jonnie
Whitman
Jonathan VII
Minnesota Motto Means Star of the North in French
The Minnesota motto L Etoile du Nord translates to Star of the North in French. The wording reflects the state’s historic identity and regional symbolism.
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State of
Minnesota
Gem of an Idea Gives Practice Field to Women's Softball Team
Manchester resident David Woodbury donated land worth 9500 to eight players of an amateur women’s softball team to secure a practice field. He argues the move promotes women’s rights while opponents call it a provocation, amid roster rule changes favoring nonresidents. Woodbury backs the plan with taxpaying loopholes and says he’ll defend it with lawyers and the Human Rights Commission.
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Manchester
UPI
David Woodbury
David
Ile
Woodbury
Carl Silver
Silver
Connecticut Human Rights and Opportunities Commission
DiLieto Expected To Declare Bid For Mayor Today
NEW HAVEN AP Police Chief Biagio DiLieto plans a 4 30 a m news conference to announce his bid for mayor and end his silence amid chatter he will resign to run against Mayor Frank Logue. Logue weighs discipline over wiretap matters from 1969 71 while DiLieto defends the Black Panther case and Connecticut law limits.
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Biagio
DiLieto
Force
Frank Logue
Logue
Connecticut
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