City Urged to Check Ground Water Sources
Danbury officials received a 1964 66 ground water study by Geraghty and Miller recommending expanded exploration and permanent pumps at Owens Kovacs Lake Kenosia site plus new wells in Kovacs Jensen Mill Plain areas. The report urges protecting planned sites from encroachment and annual data reviews while highlighting funding for Beaver Brook school projects and portable classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Geraghty and Miller
Port Washington
N. Y
J. Thayer Bowman
Owens and Kovacs
Lake Kenosia
Osborne Street
Doran Bros
Shelter Rock Road
Kovacs, Jensen
Mill Plain
Still River
Danbury-Brookfield
Limektin Brook
Danbury-Bethel
Valley
Danbury Airport
Osborne
White
Main Streets
School Board Backs Funding Requests for Beaver Brook Additions
The Beaver Brook School Board favors a funding request for an addition and the use of 12 portable classrooms. They did not reach formal votes on what to recommend to Gov. Dempsey and the General Assembly due to no quorum. Members expressed concern that the governor’s proposed aid increase is insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Beaver Brook
Board of Education
Mill Ridge
John Dempsey
General Assembly
Diary of Anne Frank Offered at Danbury High
Danbury High School drama club stages Diary of Anne Frank tonight and Saturday at 8 30 in the school auditorium. Cast includes O Hara Lamb Cicala Nasser Green Griss Roth Roth Barthelme Johnson. Frank sisters played by the Roth sisters. Tickets at door. directed by Lawrence Stewart with Rona Lieberman assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury High School Drama Club
Diary of
Anne Frank
Jeff O'Hara
Mary Lou Lamb
Paula Cicala
David Nasser
Bruce Green
Debbie Griss
Elizabeth Roth
Jane Roth
Lowell Barthelme
Tony Johnson
Frank Sisters
Roth Sisters
Lawrence Stewart
Rona Lieberman
Inmates Donate Blood at Federal Institution Visit
Inmates and officials at the Federal Correctional Institution donated 246 pints of blood during a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. Red Cross chair William J. Mellrath praised Warden Frank Kenton for the organized effort, noting six one-gallon and one two-gallon donors. A voter session ahead of the March 27 city election is planned at City Hall, with another March 25 session for those gaining voting rights after Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Correctional Institution
Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Program
William J. Mellrath
Frank Kenton
City Hall
Miss Cina Named District Director for Danbury Children’s Services
Greta M. Cina is appointed district director in Danbury by David Christensen executive director of Children’s Services. Cina has served at the Danbury office since 1962 after a stint with the Connecticut Department of Welfare and has been a New Town office counselor since 1964. She also serves as a field instructor for the University of Connecticut School of Social Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Christensen
Children’s Services
Greta M. Cina
Danbury
Miss Cina
Connecticut Department of Welfare
Newtown
University of Connecticut School of Social
Major Road Projects Proposed in Budget for Westport
Westport public works budget outlines several large road reconstructions. A $100,000 Roseville Road program from Deerwood Lane to routing circles and a $64,009 project to extend south to Mare Jane are planned, leaving about 1,350 feet to finish in 1968-69. Other items include a $2,000 North Avenue job, $41,000 on Bayberry Lane, $48,500 on North Turkey Hill Road, $30,000 on Morningside Drive, $11,200 to reconstruct Railroad Place between Riverside Avenue and Franklin Street, and a $6,500 link road from Taylor Place parking lot to Imperial Avenue. Cochairs and local organizers listed alongside the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
Public Works Department
Board of Finance
Roseville Road
Deerwood Lane
Routin Circles
Mare Jane
North Avenue
Bayberry Lane
Cross Highway
Merritt Parkway
Turkey Hill Road
Morningside Drive
Riverside Avenue
Franklin Street
Taylor Place
Imperial Avenue
Dance at Longshore To Aid Cancer Fund
Mrs. Morton Barrett chairs the tenth annual dinner dance to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. The event on April 15 at Longshore Park starts at 7 p.m. with a buffet at 30 dollars and music by Allen Ross and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Barrett
Tth
Longshore Park
American Cancer Society
Allen Ross
Rabbi to Address Sisterhood on Russia
Dr George Lieberman rabbi of the Nassau County Central Synagogue in Rockville Centre New York will speak to the Sisterhood of Temple Israel on March 7 at 12 20 pm in the temple on Coleytown Road He will discuss Jews and Judaism in Soviet Russia Today after extensive travels in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lieberman
Nassau County Central ‘Synagogue
Rockville Centre
New York
Sisterhood of ‘Temple Israel
Lieherman
Russia
Soviet Russia
Plan Fellowship Day Discussed by United Church Women
The United Church Women meet at 12 30 today in the First Methodist Church to plan the May Fellowship Day program. Miss Cina, a Smith College School of Social Work graduate and former teacher, lives in New Fairfield and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Cina of Bridgeport.
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Danbury
Miss Cina
Smith College
School of Social Work
New Fairfield
Michael Cina
Washington Terrace
Bridgeport
United Church
Firstt Methodist Church
Mariners Club
United Presbyterian Church
Thomas Duggan
West Coast
Dugan
Bears
Milford Recreation Department
Hawks
Jane Penchuk
Shawn Bolger
Patty Higgins
Susan Miller
Anne Sicilian
Diane Dudzinski
Eileen Hart
Nancy Golembeski
Maureen Bannon
Marie Ryan
Caroll Guilmette
Susan Brietenback
Debbie Bennett
Debbie Pasquini
Carol Breeden
Linda Breeden
Carol Givins
Judy Williams
Margareet Kasper
Tigers
Alley Cats
Testimonial Planned For Wounded Marine
The Valley detachment of the Marine Corps league will sponsor a testimonial dinner on April 1 for Shelton Lance Cpl Walter White, wounded in Vietnam. The event at Suller-Terlizzi American Legion on Bridgeport Avenue in Shelton starts at 7 30 p m with tickets via league co chairs Edward Swoszowski and Al Turlora. White, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence W White Jr of 11 Cedar Hill Road Huntington, is a patient at the West Haven VA hospital wounded in February 1966 at Quang Ngai Province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANCE
Walter White
Valley Detachment
Marine Corps League
Shelton Lance
Cpl
Waller
Wally) White
Vietnam
Suller-Terlizzi
American Legion
Bridgeport Avenue
Shelton
Edward Swoszowski
al ‘Turlora
League
Clarence W. White, Jr
Cedar “Hill Road
Huntington
Lance Cpl. White
West Haven Veterans Administration Hospital
Quang Neai
Stolen Whisky Truck Found Empty in Maspeth NY
Police say a tractor-trailer stolen last weekend from the Adley Express Co. terminal in Orange was found in Maspeth, N.Y. with 1,000 cases of blended whiskey missing valued at about $41,000. Authorities reported the liquor theft left the truck empty.
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Orange (Ap
Maspeth
N.Y
Long Island
Orange
Adley Express Co
Concert Unit Offers Bonus for Members Season 1967 68
Community Concert association announces a fifth concert bonus for new members during the campaign. Joining grants admission to the four concert series next season plus the final concert this season. Current season ends April 22 with opera star Helen Vanni. Membership $4 students $10 adults $12.50 patrons. Upcoming next season include William Warfield, Orchestra San Pietro of Naples, and Columbus Bay choir. A fourth concert will be announced after the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Topazian
Helen Vanni
William Warfield
Orchestra San Pietro
Naples
Columbus Bay
Topazian
The
Eto
St Marys Guild Fashion Show Sets World of Fashion Card
St Marys Guild presents the Magic World of Fash ions card party and fashion show Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with ticket chairman Mrs George Fasolo and a long committee. Tickets available via committee members. An executive board meeting is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. in the church auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
Magic World of Fashions
St. Mary’s’ Guild
George Fasoto
Peter DeMichiel
Joseph Romick
Herbert Wilson
Charles McShane
Victor Campanelli
John Nelson
Board of Education
Milford High honors student EliShe Herman achieves first
Senior Elizabeth Herman daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Herman Ward Street earns first in math honors at Milford High School. The announcement highlights her achievement and academic distinction within the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford High School
Elizabeth Herman
Richard Herman
Ward Street
Milford Math Honor Society Sees Top Finish in CT Contest
In a 65 student field from 13 central Connecticut schools the Milford high school Mathematics Honor Society placed seventh as a team. Miss Herman tied for junior second place and shared second overall with a Cheshire high school student, while Choate Preparatory produced the senior winner. Advisor Carol Heggs expects more area contests this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
Tom Hardy
Bruce Austin
Susan Resnick
Jim Holmberg
Herman
Milford High School
MHS
Cheshire High School
Choate Preparatory
Carol Heggs
Barnes Engineering Wins Infrared Award
Barnes Engineering of Stamford ranks highly in infrared detectors and instruments in Electronics poll. The Aviation Week and Space Technology study places Barnes tied for second with General Electric behind Hughes Aircraft in infrared systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Barnes Engineering Company
Electronics and Aerospace Industries
Eric M. Wormser
Defense and Space
Electronics
Barnes
Hughes Aircraft
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Philco
AT & T
Perkin-Elmer
Aviation Weekly
Space Technology
City considers swap to gain land for Route 7 project
Mayor Dickers seeks to obtain 20.55 acres along the relocated Route 7 right of way with potential addl parcels totaling about 3.9 acres. The plan would replace 15.9 acres of park land and provide sites for Riverside and Mathews parks and for a Jefferson school expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Zullo
State Highway Department
Riverside Park
Union Park
Jefferson
Jefferson School
Board of Education
Up To Now
Mathews Park
West Avenue
Buller Street
Saabye and Harford
Butler Street
Washington Elementary
Nor
Walk
Highway Department
Fairfield County Liberal Democrats Form Council
More than 100 attended the first formal meeting of the Democratic Council of Fairfield County in Norwalk. Herbert Abrams of Westport was elected chairman as the liberal group outlines housing poverty human rights and peace goals and plans to back candidates aligning with its views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Democratic Council of
Fairfield County
St. Joseph's Center
South Main Street
Herbert Abrams
Westport
Westchester County Democratic Council
Zipser
Democratic Council
Fairfield County Council
Democratic Party
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FCT
Frederick Stevens
Salisbury
Longshore
Cancer Fund
Barnes Engineering
Dickers
Liberal’ Democrat
Council
Gienwoop
Glenwood Lumber Co
Glenwood Ave
Beardsley
Boston Ave
RCA Victor
Admiral
Zenith
Brighton
Cole
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