Milford Little League announces baseball clinics and tryouts
Milford officials announce the second year of baseball clinics at Milford High School on Sunday March 13 from 1 to 3 pm with instructors including Jerry Pepper of Milford Academy. Open to all Milford boys ages 7 to 12. 8-12 year olds may try out April 1, 7-year-olds to follow later.
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Milford
Milford Little League
Milford High School
Jerry Pepper
Milford Academy
Littleto
George Avery
Avery
Woodmont Recreation Field
Ralph Clarkson
Jonathan Law High School
Hal Goodenough
New York Mets
Mets
Rachel Smith Named Third District YGOP Chairman
Miss Rachel Smith of Milford has been named chairman of the Third Congressional District Federation of Young Republican clubs succeeding Parker Lund of Branford. She is the first Millord Young Republican to hold the district chair and has served in Republican politics for five years including roles as secretary of Milford’s Republican Town Committee and president of Milford’s Republican club in the third voting district.
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Rachel Smith
Second Avenue
Young Republican Clubs
Miss Smith
Parker Lund
Branford
Millord
Miss. Smith
Milford
Republican Club
Fort Trumbull Vols to Hold Annual Ball at Milford High
Fort Trumbull volunteers announce the annual ball set for April 1 at Milford High School gymnasium. Captain Louis Sigovitch names Oriental Inspiration as this year’s theme with Far East decorations. Martin Lubin orchestra plays 9 to 1. tickets from members or the Charles Street firehouse.
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Ft. Trumbull
Vols
Fort Trumbull Beach
Comny 2
Milford High School
Louis Sigovitch
Robert Paige
Far East
Martin Lubin
William Scholl
Tianiel Dodge
Edwin Rhodes
Arthur Weyant
Francis Canfield
William Pugh
Paige
Fort Trumbull
Sivoyitch
Charles Street
Rhodes
Newcomers Club to Mark 11th Anniversary Event
Milford Newcomers Club celebrates its 11th anniversary with a meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Knights of Columbus hall Bridgeport Avenue. Guests include past presidents and founders Mrs. Everett Bradley and Mrs. Thelma Alten, who will discuss How Newcomers Started, plus a TV game show panel. A Password and Match Game will award prizes.
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Milford Newcomers Club
Knights of Columbus
Bridgeport Avenue
Everett Bradley
Thelma, Alten
John Phillips
Tomers
Joseph Courdier
Mark Atherden
Hugh Cameron
Roger Fray
John Litevich
Joseph Matakevich
Leslie McFarland
Bernard Murphy
Hilmar Schmidt
Dennis Shanahan
Theodore Sivertsen
Frederick Smith
Stuart Steiger
Daniel Theriault
Masons to Confer Fellowcraft March 17
Ansantawae lodge 89 AF and AM will confer the Fellowcraft Degree on a class of candidates at 1 45 p m March 17 in the Masonic temple 59 Broad Street Charles Buck senior warden will preside Albin Wickun senior deacon will give the middle chamber lecture
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New Haven Commandery 2
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Whitney Avenue
New Haven
Robert Colburn
Ansantawae Lodge
Broad Street
Charles Buck
Albin Wickun
Golf League Rules Meeting Set for March 21
City Golf league to meet March 21 at 7 30 pm in the Recreation Department office Eel's Hill Annex. Captains managers or a team rep should attend to discuss league rules handicaps and tee off procedures with prizes for participants on the agenda. Further information from the Recreation department The Order of Malta.
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City Golf League
Recreation Department
Eel’s Hill Annex
Order of Malta
Fone
J. J. Case Sets Terms For New Stock Issue
RACINE Wis AP The board of directors of the J. J. Case Co set the terms for a new issue of 439477 shares of cumulative second preferred stock convertible series A The dividend rate is 1 5 14 per share the subscription price 25 per share and conversion at one for one with common stock The stock is callable at 26 50 through April 30 1969 and declines thereafter Common stockholders may subscribe for one preferred for each 10 shares held as of Thursday with rights expiring March 27
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Racine
Wis
J. J. Case Co
Case
State Plans Bond Funds for Pollution Aide Salaries
Hartford UPI reports state officials will use bond funds to pay salaries for eight workers hired to implement a $150 million water pollution control bill. Agriculture and Natural Resources Commissioner Joseph N. Gill says using bonds offers flexibility and immediate hiring, though Representative Ralph L. Earle argues salaries should come from the General Fund.
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Hartford
UPI
General Assembly
Appropriations Committee
Joseph N. Gill
Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ralph L. Earle
North Haven
Farle
Dempsey
Gill
Danbury Thieves Enter Two Doctors' Offices
Police report two offices at 59 Main Street were entered and ransacked during the night. $22 was taken from Dr. Richmond C. Hubbard's office. Dr. P. T. McIlroy's office was also broken into but left with no money. Detective James Albano and Patrolman Joseph Ross investigated.
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Danbury — City
Main Street
Richmond C. Hubbard
P.T. McIlroy
James Albano
Joseph Ross
Appeals Board Weighs Riding Academy Waiver Plea
The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet next week to consider waivers for several applications including Bernice Friedson’s Fiddle Horse riding academy in a residential zone. The panel postponed action Thursday after midnight and will hear new arguments, noting horse numbers dropped to 17 and four acres may suffice for stable operations. Also on tap are pool and lot-plot waivers for neighbors at 2 Manitou Court and 55 Grove Point Road, plus other building and right of way requests. Professor John Norman of Pace College will discuss The Lady in Politics at a League of Women Voters meeting Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Bernice Friedson
Fiddle Horse Farm
Bayberry Jane
Appeals Board
Friedson
Arie
Elaine van Harwegen den Breems
Manitou Court
Wilson Barrell
Christian Pelier
Clapboard Hill Road
Lucrece Fisher
Wilton Road
Wallace ‘Dasham
Grove Point Road
William P. Teuscher
South Compo Road
Lloyd Pearson
Bayberry Ridge
Frank David
East State Street
Long Lats Road
John Norman
Pace College
Westchester
League of Women Voters
Saugatuck Congregational Church
Fashion Show Tonight for Junior Years Graduates
A ten week winter session ends with a fashion show at 8:30 p.m. in the Westport Woman's club on Imperial avenue. Forty teenage graduates will model spring styles from local shops and twenty four students will display outfits they made themselves. An additional feature will present spring styles for the audience.
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Westport Woman’s Club
Imperial Avenue
Spring fashions set at Junior Years seminar
Mrs. Thomas H. Brown Jr. announces a spring fashion event with Staples six senior boys joining Junior Years girls for an evening event. Families of graduates and former Junior Years students are invited. Interviews for the September 1967 seminar will be held next week at the Women’s club, Wednesday and Thursday from 4 to 6 pm.
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Staples
Thomas H. Brown
Peter Nathan
Brown
Officers named by two Bridgeport police groups
The Bridgeport Police Benevolent Association and Bridgeport Police Sick Benefit Association elected officers last night at police headquarters. New Benevolent officers are Patrolman Eugene ONeill president Lt Richard Harrington vice president Patrolman Edward Leahy secretary Patrolman John Gannon treasurer. Benevolent board members include Lt Robert Dunigan Capt Thomas Higgins Capt John Leahy Lt Edward Lombardi Patrolman Peter Gernat. Sick Benefit officers are Capt John Leahy president Lt Edward Lombardi vice president Patrolman John Scanlon secretary Patrolman Daniel Leahy treasurer.
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Bridgeport Police Benevolent Association
Bridgeport Police Sick Benefit Association
Benevolent Association
Eugene O'Neill
Richard Harrington
Edward Leahy
John Gannon
Robert Dunigan
Thomas Higgins
John Leahy
Edward Lombardi
Peter Gernat
New Police Sick Benefit Association
John Scanlon
Daniel Leahy
Girls Slip and Fall Under Newtown School Bus
Two Newtown girls, Linda Knopp and Gail Becker, were injured when they slipped on ice near a moving bus on Valley View road. Knopp, 14, was dragged about 15 feet and hospitalized with a possible concussion. Becker, 13, was treated for abrasions and sent home. Bus driver Susan Bennett reported she slowed but could not stop in time. State Police Sgt. Costello said no charges will be filed.
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Newtown
Linda. Knopp
Walter Knopp
Valley View Road
Danbury Hospital
Gail Becker
Sidney Becker
Susan L. Bennett
Platt’s Hill Road
Boge’s Hill Road
James M. Costello
IBEC buys Thomson Rivet Corp in Waltham
IBEC announces the purchase of J. L. Thomson Rivet Corp of Waltham Massachusetts. IBEC board chairman Robert W. Purcell described Thomson as a rivet maker for machinery and a variety of products. IBEC’s industrial group includes Bellows Valvair and W. D. Anderson divisions.
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New York
International Basic Economy. Corporation
J. L. Thomson Rivet Corporation
Waltham, Mass
IBEC
Robert W. Purcell
Bellows-Valvair
W. D. Anderson
Thomson
BEC
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Golf League
J. J. Case
Telegram
Brinsko
Lafayette Plaza
Lafayette Street
State Street
Danbury
General Electric
Gillette
U.S
Yashida Camera
Hamilton Beach
Sava
Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Westport
Thomson Rivet Corp
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