Science Fair Sunday At Immaculate High
The third annual science fair at Immaculate High School in Danbury is open to the public Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. in the cafeteria. Projects are judged in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Photography with 132 total projects across categories.
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Danbury
Immaculate High School
Charles Gereg
Bardenorporation
Robert Hanna
Perkin-Elmer Corporation
William Litka
Amphenol
Kalman LeBow
Syneo Resins Corporation
Alva Blythe
Vanderbilt Chemical Corporation
George Stephenson
Miller
Strep Infections High On Report On City's Ills
A health report details strepusc respiratory infections among 250 disease cases in January. It lists other illnesses like chickenpox mumps broncho pneumonia and typhoid with counts and notes 1 053 nursing visits and 337 school medical exams while inspectors handled sanitation licenses and building violations.
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YMCA
Norwalk
Brynolf Risberg
Sherman
Ohe
Francis J. Kalaman
Ymcat
Danbury
Bey
Hil
Housing I
Health Department
Comptroller
Peace Corps
Cordell Ballard
Gleaners
First Congregational Church
Edna Woodbridge
West Rock Road
Ballard
Pilgrim Guild of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church
James W. Kovacs
George W. Stroh
Marshall E_ Hoyt
SBA Official Visits Danbury To Aid Local Small Firms
Twenty three area residents sought guidance from John Clark of the Small Business Administration during a Danbury City Hall session. He noted SBA credits complement bank loans when local funding is unavailable and announced a follow up visit on March 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Danbury.
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Small Business Administration
Danbury
John Clark
City Hall
SBA
Clark
Hartford
Life Saving Courses Begin Today in Danbury Area
The Regional YMCA and Danbury Red Cross chapter offer Junior and Senior Life Saving programs starting today. Alfred J. D Agvanzo of Norwalk, a certified Red Cross life saving instructor, will oversee the sessions.
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YMCA
Danbury
Red Cross
Alfred J. D’agvanzo
Norwalk
Building to Replace Old County Bazaar
Zoning Board of Appeals grants a waiver to allow a new office building to replace the County Bazaar on Main street. The plan increases site use to 80 percent of the tract, up from the 75 percent maximum.
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Old County
Zoning Board of Appeals
County Bazaar
Main Street
Starvey Koizim
PAL
Police Athletic League
Greens Farms
Women Voters Set Meetings On Zoning Enforcement
League of Women Voters hosts a series of meetings next week to discuss local zoning enforcement. Sessions occur Wednesday at 9 50 a m at the home of Mrs Paul Fink 15 High Point Road and at 3 15 p m at the home of Mrs Samuel Sloat 59 High Point Road. Thursday at 9 30 a m in the home of Mrs Daniel Levinson 6 Beechwood Lane and in the home of Mrs Gilbert Maurer Acorn Lane Church notices list multiple area services and masses at local churches including Greens Farms Congregational First Unitarian St Paul Lutheran Christ and Holy Trinity and others with varied service times.
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League of Women Voters
Paul Fink
High Point Road
Samuel Sloat
Daniel Levinson
Beechwood Land
Gilbert Maurer
Acorn Lane
Saugatuck
Gibson I. Daniels
Greens Farms
Edmund T. Strait
Community Methodist
Arnold C. Miller
Coleytown
First Unitarian
St. Paul Lutheran
Daniel M. Estok
Christ and Holy Trinity
Dana Forrest Kennedy
First Church of Christ, Scientist
John HH
Landry
Church of the Assumption
Luke
Cornelius J. Looney
EL A
Building Permits Totaling 494967 Issued Last Month
Building permits totaling 494 967 were issued by the Building Inspector for February, authorizing 74 constructions with an estimated value of 454 567. Twenty one permits were for new homes valued at 353 664. Permit fees amounted to 1 299, down from 1 358 a year earlier.
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Roco F. Poli
James E. Czek
John Mattews Heads Town Credit Union
John Mattews, from the Police department maintenance staff, was elected president of the Westport Municipal Employes Federal Credit Union at a recent meeting. Casper Li cari of the Highway Department was named vice president. Ronald Swenn, formerly of the Fire Department, treasurer. Edmund T. Duffy, Tr. of the Fire department, is secretary, with Fire Capt. Edmund T. Duffy, Sr., as director and assistant treasurer. Patrolman Homer Mills was named chairman of the Credit.
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John Matthews
Police Department
Westport Municipal Employes Federal Credit Union
Casper Licari
Highway Department
Ronald Swenn
Fire Department
Edmund T. Duffy
Homer Mills
Credit
Local Arrangements Chairs Named for Event
and Mrs. Raymond Gustavson are co-chairmen of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Frederick Parille, Mrs. Frank W. Molinaro, Mrs. Raymond Osiecki, Mrs. Ugo Damia, Mrs. Robert Tyreil, Mrs. Helen Garofalo, Mrs. Salvatore DeLuca, Mrs. Louis Addessi and Mrs. Richard Leahey.
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Raymond Gustavson
Frederick Parille
Frank W. Molinaro
Raymond Osiecki
Ugo Damia
Robert ‘Tyreil
Helen Garofalo
Salvatore DeLuca
Louis Addessi
Richard Leahey
Anniversary Dance for Arions marked by Danbury society
The Arion Singing Society of Danbury celebrates its sixth anniversary with a dance and buffet tonight from 9 to 1 at Arion Hall on Crosby Street. Music by Mike Noto and his orchestra. The society comprises five groups including the men's chorus, ladies chorus, Edelweiss auxiliary, shuffleboard group and the soccer team.
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Arion Singing Society of
Danbury
Arion Hall
Crosby Street
Mike Noto
Edelweiss
John Lucchesi Heads Candlewood Squadron
John A. Lucchessi of 42 Concord Road is elected and installed as commander of the Lake Candlewood Power Squadron for the coming year. He succeeds Edward Schisig. New 1947 officers include Lt Cmdr Paul E. McCollum executive officer Lt Cmdr Walter H. Blake administrative officer Lt Raymond J. Fry treasurer and Lt Donald W. Sauer secretary. The squadron has grown to 82 members since its founding in 1963 with 32 members.
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John A. Lucchess
Concord Road
Lake Candlewood
Edward Schisig
Paul E. McCollum
Walter H. Blake
Raymond J. Fry
Donald W. Sauer
Lucchesi
GOP Women Host Tea For Two Danbury Candidates
The Danbury Women’s Republican Club hosts a tea honoring Victoria Mathews candidate for city treasurer and Margaret Yacko endorsed for town clerk. The event takes place Sunday at 3 p.m. at Republican headquarters 279 Main Street with Grandmothers Club Golden Age Club and all senior citizens invited.
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Danbury
Ribicoff to Speak In Danbury Tonight
Senator Abraham Ribicoff will headline the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Danbury at the American Legion Hall. The 7 o clock event starts the city campaign for the March 27 election with Dem candidates including mayoral hopeful Gino Arconli city clerk candidate Charles Ducibella and city treasurer candidate William McNamara attending.
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Danbury
Abraham A. Ribicoff
D-Conn
Democratic Town Committee
American Legion Hall
Peter J. Musnicki
Gino J. Arconli
Charles Ducibella
William
Planned Parenthood of Greater Danbury Formed in Danbury
The Northern Fairfield County chapter of Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut has changed its name to Planned Parenthood of Greater Danbury. Headquarters remain 261 Main Street with a Tuesday referral center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The first annual meeting is set for April 19 at 1 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church.
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Danbury
Fairfield County
Planned Parenthood League of Connecticut
Planned Parenthood of
Greater
Main Street
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Benefit Fashion Luncheon and Show Tees Milford Hospital Fund
The Women’s Auxiliary Fashion Luncheon will close ticket sales at noon Monday. The benefit show, chaired by Mrs. William Har low and Mrs. Henry Smith, runs Wednesday at noon at Park Plaza in New Haven with Mrs. William Boynton Jr as fashion coordinator. Models include Mrs. James Edwards, Mrs. Robert Buckman, and others. makeup by Effie Zientek and Rosenbaum. Eddie Saranec provides piano. Tickets from Milford hospital hospitality shop or auxiliary members. Reservations not required.
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Ficket
Women’s Auxiliary
William Harlow
Henry Smith
Cochairmen
Milford Hospital Building Fund
Park Plaza
New Haven
Wiliam Boynton, Jr
James Edwards
Robert Buckman
Allan Somerville
Anthony Russo
John Morris
John Gunther
Daniel Johnson
Edward Carroll
John Eggleston
Robert Stuart
David Rosenbaum
Effie Zientek
Eddie Saranec
Milford Hospital
Strep Infections High in City Reports Show Rise
Health administrator Raymond Higgins reported strep infections remain the leading city illness with 921 cases since July, up from 583 for the same period last year. The month saw 68 new chickenpox cases and other communicable diseases such as conjunctivitis hepatitis German measles and ringworm. 803 children were kept from school in January, totaling 2635 for the year, as school nurses examined 4 pl s pupils.
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Higgins
Royals Win Midget League Title in 52-3 Rout
The Redbush Royals clinched the Midget league crown with a 52-3 victory over the Blue Angels led by Bob Primavera with 24 points and Charlie McShane with 15. Knights B beat Tri-L 42-21 as Joe Cileno scored 37.
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Redbush Royals
Blue Angels
Bob Primavera
Charlie McShane
Knights
Tri-L
Joe Cileno
Bob Hoyvi
St. Anns Celtics
Jim Michaud
Blue Devils
St. Peters
Kevin Donohue
Jim Pyrch
O.Y.C
St. Ann's Eagles
Bill Cleary
Beholding His Glory sermon by Rev Duggan at United Presbyterian
Rev. Thomas E. Duggan, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church at 105 Seaside avenue, will preach Beholding His Glory at 9:30 and 11 o'clock services tomorrow based on Luke 9 28 36. Senior high youth go to Bushnell Rally tomorrow afternoon as notified by mail. Communicants class meets Saturdays at 9 30. Duggan and an elder attend Presbytery of Connecticut Valley meeting in West Hartford Tuesday.
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Thomas E. Duggan
United Presbyterian Church
Seaside Avenue
Bushnell
Duggan
Presbytery of
Connecticut Valley
West Hartford
Roaring 20s Night for Milford Elks Tonight
The Mil ford Elks sponsor a Roaring 20s Revisited Night at 8 pm in the Elks club house on New Haven avenue. Tickets are available at the door on a first come first served basis per the committee.
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The
Milford Elks
Elks
New Haven Avenue
Basketball League Drills Tightens Toward Final Weeks
Rec center action in Pee Wee and Midget Leagues tightens as the season nears its end. Elks A overwhelm Red bush Redskins 54 9 at Milford High School led by Bob Blake. St Marys Spartans beat St Marys High Pointers 16 15 behind Mike Coelho. Knights beat St Anns 18 14 led by Ron Kielty. Maples 54 7 over Jets with Chet McBonough scoring 20. OWC 24 21 over United Church as Paul Vayser adds 12. In Pee Wee National Rosa Rockets top OYC 33 11 with Iannatti and Zarnetske 7 and 6. St Peters defeats United Church 15 2 led by Mike Martinetta. Redbush Chargers edge Redbush Raiders 7 5. Steve Kacenski scores winning goal.
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Milford High School
Elks
Paul Vayser
Jimmy Injaychock
Pee Wee
Rosa
Rockets
O.Y.C
Ken Iannatti
Paul Zarnetske
St. Peters
United Church
Mike Martinetta
Redbush Chargers
Siberia
Lake Baykal
Redbush Raiders
Steve Kacenski
Giavara Named Acting Membership Secretary at Bridgeport YMCA
Nicholas Giavara of 84 Merchant Street has been named acting membership secretary for the Bridgeport Branch YMCA. He joined the staff in September 1963 as industrial recreation secretary and Health club secretary and will hold these duties until a fulltime member secretary is appointed. British judges are reported becoming more lenient in traffic cases.
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Nicholas Giavara
Merchant Street
Bridgeport
YMCA
V. A.michaitof
Mr. Giavara
Bridgeport Ymca
Danburian Man Faces High Court After Break-In
Danbury resident Richard McCarthy, 25, of 55 High Ridge Road, bound over to Criminal Superior Court in Bridgeport on a charge of breaking and entering with criminal intent after a Feb. 21 arrest at the Achar Inn on Mill Plain Road. Entry believed through a broken window in a new addition.
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Danbury
Richard McCarthy
High Ridge Road
Criminal Superior Court
Bridgeport
Irving Levine
McCarthy
Osborne Street
Achar Inn
Mill Plain Road
Burton Gradford
Benjamin Gillotti
Rt. 67
Roxbury
Superior Court
Joseph Krakovich
Peace Prayer Service Planned in Norwalk Tomorrow
The Rev. William Coffin of Yale University will lead a peace prayer service tomorrow at 7 70 p.m. in the First Congregational Church meeting house on the Green. County clergy members sponsor the event.
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Norwalk
William Coffin
Yate University
First Congregational Church
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Aspectuck Valley Health District
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John Luccheser
Candlewood Squadron
GOP Women’s Tea
Ribicoff
Planned Parenthood Unit
Maples
St. Andrews
Brian Hibbs
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Jeff Lee
Robert Healey
Jlosers
St. Mary's Chargers
Paul Hummel
Raymond Higgins
Royals
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John Harrington
Glen Fettes
Leanue Dorwen
Giavara
Danburian
Phillip Britton
Riverside Road
Sandy Hook
Kevin Galbraith
Stamford
Paul D. Kubisek
Parker Road
Kubisek
Sabato W. Carrobino
Towers Road
Carmel
N.Y
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Sherley Place
Caryl V. Benson
Esther Onstad
Wershty
al Salem
First Methodist Church
Golden HI
Morrsom
Walther L. Scranton
D.D
Stanley E. Wiley
B.D
AML
Park Street Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
Barnum Ave
Park St
John W. Olson
Pamela King
Robert Strafane
Virginia Stearns
God
Gome
Christian Science Reading Room
Broad Street
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Laurel Near
Park
William Showalter
Rpt
Laymen’s Prayer Fellowship
Elm St
Praaylek
Warren €. Sohnsen
Baptist Temple
Colorado Avenue
Conn
John Dischinger
Christ Our Strength
Philippians
Chi
First Baptist
Washington Ave
Ak West
A. W. Sheckells
Espanol Mensaje
Jose Terron
Predicando
Santa Cena
St. Michael's Church
Tunxis Hill
Joseph A. Racioppi
Alfred Zadig
Church of Christ
Maplewood and
Howard Aves
Fairfield-Grace Methodist Church
Fairfield Woods Road
Fairfield
Divine Worship
James 5
Hood
M.Y.F
James
Baptist General Conference
Jane Ryan
Park Lane
Main St
Long Hill
Daniel H. Lambrides
Jesus
Regina St
Faith Baptist Church
Fundamental
First Presbyterian Church OF
Easton Teenetsee
Spare Hill
Merritt Pk
Frederick 3. Allaup
John L. Roberton
Pelieve
Unitarian
ST. Stratford
Parkway Vasil
Hey
Albert F. Ciarcia
Tevelyn Bocin
Joyce Erickson
Miriam Klein
Margaret May
Robert Paul Sullivan
James Anderson
Max Meyer
Daniel Pinkham
Virgil ‘Thorngon
ST. George’s Episcopal Church
Clinton & Beechwood Avenues
Hobart Jude Gary
David Tate
United Congregational Church
Park Avenue and
State Street
Holy Communion
Howland Chapel
Robert G. Davis
Howard C. Nutting
William BR. Lee IV
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Gospel Hall
Bishop Ave
Gordon Reager Evangelist
Philadelphia
Stratford
Connecticut
Oratorio Choir
Resen
Judas
Handel
Laura Kee
Patricia Y. Brown
Joseph Geyer
Judas Maccabaeus
Bernard Campagna
Donald Bundock
the Youth Choir
M. Louise Miller
P.M
Jerusalem
Jesus Christ
Easton
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