Milford youth needs survey and church support efforts
Milford Council of Churches launches a youth needs survey led by Rev Thomas Stiers with co chairs Mrs Orville Hawes and Rev Roy Melugin as they seek expansion of Child Guidance Clinics and explore foster placements with the Youth Bureau The group also supports a second Milford coffee house, with 60 youths waiting outside recently and 50 capacity at Red Door Coffee House Milford memos outline Friday and Saturday programs and call for more adult volunteers including contact with Mrs Franklin George Further items cover local boys baseball clinics Babe Ruth league instruction by Vito DeVito and multiple local league standings and scores from Milford recreation leagues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford Council of Churches
Thomas Stiers
Orville Hawes
Roy Melugin
Stiers
Red Door
Mary Taylor Methodist Church
Youth Bureau
Alan Johnson
Church of Christ, Congregational
Jamson
Franklin George
Pumpkin Delight Road
Oys
Babe Ruthrague
Vito DeVito
Jonathan J Law High School
Jerry Pepper
Recreation Department
Pee Wee Elks
Elks
Bob Robinski
Seth Evans
J. A. Riley's
Detours
Ray Rivard
Jack Katrick
Don Kelly
Casey
Casey’s
Mike Kravec
Bob Schilling
Fibbers
Shaws Jewelry
Walt Pilkowicz
Ray Stareski
J. A. Riley
Casey's
Shaws
Zoins
Milford Delivery
Pee Wee
Maples
OYC
Knights
United Church
St. Agnes
St. Anns
R. B. Redskins
Green Hornets
Crusaders
Redbush
Royals
Knights A
TRIL
Blue Angels
St. Anns Eagles
Blue Devils
St. Peters Celtics
St. Peters
Little League Clinic Offered at Milford High School
Milford Little League will conduct two baseball clinics tomorrow from 1 to 3 p m in Milford high school gymnasium. Officials include The King Comes. Rev Thomas E Duggan pastor United Presbyterian Church announces the event open to all boys regardless of league affiliation at 109 Seaside Avenue.
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Milford
Milford High School
Thomas E. Duggan
United Presbyterian Church
Seaside Avenue
Board Acts Tuesday On Museum Funds
The Board of Finance will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the town courtroom to consider a 15000 appropriation for the Mid-Fairfield County Youth Museum on Woodside Road to cover current operating shortfalls. The school board asked the finance board to approve the extra payment for service contracts and to act as agent before the Representative Town Meeting, noting the past fee underrepresents the museum’s value to the district. The school system anticipates requesting 30000 for museum support next fiscal year pending a state enabling act. Parish notices and Sunday service times follow for Greens Farms, Saugatuck, Community Methodist, First Unitarian, St Paul Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, Christ and Holy Trinity, Church of the Assumption, and St Luke.
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Westport
Board of Finance
Mid-Fairfield County
Woodside Road
Board of Educaton
Finance Board
Museummt
Frederick Pope
Fairfield
John Lupton
Weston
Arena Towns
John Preston
Donna Weiss
Carole Rubenstein
Norwalk
Preston
First Church of Christ Scientist
Christ and Holy Trinity
Dana Forrest Kennedy
Church of the Assumption
John H. Landry
Special Police Force Proposed in Norwalk
Norwalk Acting Police Chief Francis E. Virgulak asked Mayor Zulla and the Board to create a special police unit up to 100 men. He cites manpower as the department’s main problem and warns of potential civil disorders or emergencies. He notes Norwalk needs about 150 officers for a population around 75,000, with 132 authorized and 123 actually serving, and mentions neighboring towns' use of extra forces.
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Norwalk
Francis E. Virgulak
Frank N. Zulla
Board of Police Commissioners
Virgulak
National Guard
Stamford
Darien
Westport
Thomas Tierney
Flax Hill Park
Ofice
Charles S. Marshall
Newcomers’ Club
Ralph Carlson
Allen Kickstacadt
Jordan Mott
Arthur Cole
James D. Jones
William Carlson
Easter Egg Hunt Snowed Out in Milford
Milford recreation department cancelled the Easter Eye hunt at Wilcox Park due to weather. Recreation director Herbert Cables said the event is rescheduled for next Saturday at 10 a.m. at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Recreation Department
Wilcox Park
Herbert
Cables
U S Aid Renewal Approved For Danbury Urban Renewal
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development approved continuation of Danbury s workable program for 1967, clearing past housing code concerns after city action. Mayor J Thayer Bowman and local leaders received notices from Rep John S Monagan. The approval marks the first time the program has been accepted without HUD corrections, aided by Technical Planning Associates.
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U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
Robert L. Weaver
Danbury
Common Council
Old
U.S
HUD
J. Thayer Bowman
John S. Monagan
Fifth District
Bowman
Technical Planning Associates, Inc
New Haven
Hall Square
Ordination Today At St James Church
The Rev Peter Knight of St James Episcopal Church will be ordained to the priesthood at a special service led by Bishop John Equitor. Knights ministry continues as director of Christian education. A reception follows in the church gym with a host of clergy and parish leaders assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter D. Knight
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Robert Anderson, Jr
Berkeley Divinity ’School
New Haven
L. Lawson Willard
Trinity Church
John W. Marliner
St. Paul's Church
Wallingford
Benson Harvey
Jesse B. Walker
Luckenbill
Walter Risso
Frank Slater
Mabel Gerlach
Vivian Judson
St Patrick’s events planned by local groups tonight
Several organizations schedule St Patrick’s events this evening. John A Gildea division An cients Order of Hibernians 8 p m at K of C Home Concordia society supper and dance 8 p m at Concordia hall Danbury Grange corned beef and cabbage dinner 5 7 p m Grange Hall Raymond A Walling post V F W evening at V F W Hall St Gregorys Ladies Guild dinner dance 7 p m Fountain Room
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St. Patrick's
John A. Gildea
Ancient Order of Hibernians
K. of C
Concordia Society
Concordia Hall
Danbury Grange
Grange “Hall
Raymond A
Walling Post
V.F.W
St. Gregory’s Ladies Guild
Fountain Room
NAACP Urges City Lead Change in Danbury
Danbury NAACP chapter urged voters to elect a mayor who will lead housing, employment, and economic reforms. Samuel Hyman, chapter president, cited six years of inaction and called for bold, imaginative plans for a city of 46 000.
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Imayoral
Fand ‘Conti
Joseph F. Taylor
Samuel E. Solmer
Hyman
Danbury
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Samuel Hyman
Management Conference Draws 300 At Yale Strathcona Hall
Nationally known professionals in industrial relations management and behavioral sciences will headline the 17th Annual Management Conference by the Connecticut Personnel Association at Yale University New Haven on March 29. More than 300 management personnel and industrial relations representatives are expected. Speakers include James L. Hayes of Duquesne University Gordon Lippitt of George Washington University and J. Lewis Powell, with others from United States Steel, Dictaphone, Bridgeport Brass and General Electric. Local attendees include executives from Jenkins Bros., Bridgeport Brass and Platt Bros. & Co., among many others. Registration details are handled by G. K. Hunt of B. F. Goodrich Sponge Products.
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Connecticut Personnel Association
Strathcona Hall
Yale
University
New Haven
William E. Verespy
Yale-New Haven Hospital
G. K. Hunt
B. F. Goodrich Sponge Products
Shelton
R' Conrad. Cooper
United States
Steel Corporation
James L. Hayes
School of Business Administration
Duquesne University
J. Lewis Powell
Producto Machine’ Company
Albert J. Lurix
Equity Employment Services
William K. Mulvitill
Jenkins Bros., Inc
W. J. Comboni
D. A. Daly
A."p. Kusick
Jenkins "Bros., Inc
Mr. J. Morgan
Jenkins Bros
Ings L
Thunfers
Donald E. Cogswell
Bridgeport Brass
Gordon R.sinclair
John T. Bruzas
Clarence E. Wynn
General Electric Company
Thomas J. Kelleher
J. A. Painter, Jr
State National, Bank
Norman A. Greist
The
Platt Bros. & Co
William $. DeMayo, Jr
Robertshaw Controls Company
Brandeis Creates Ben-Gurion Fellows Fund
Brandeis University in Waltham announced the David and Paula Ben-Gurion Israeli Fellowship Fund in honor of Israel's first prime minister who visited for two days of taped interviews for the Living Biographies project. Ben-Gurion met with Harvard MIT officials to discuss Negev university proposals and was to breakfast with students and deliver a major speech at a Combined Jewish Philanthropies dinner.
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Waltham
Mass
Brandeis University
David and Paula Ben-Gurion
Israel
Ben-Gurion
Brandeis
Fairfield Chimney Fire At 86 Judson Road
Fairfield firefighters fought a chimney blaze yesterday evening at 86 Judson Road the home of Mrs. David Morrisen. Fire crews including four companies responded but no damage was reported.
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Fairfield
David Morrisen
Judson Road
Around the World and More Film Lineup Afloat
A crowded theater page lists multiple programs across venues including Beverly Cap, Milford Capitol, and Norwalk, with cartoons, feature films such as Around the World in a Daze and Georgy Girl, shorts, and drive‑ins offering shows from early afternoon to late night. Notable items include Blow Up, Deadlier Than the Male, and What Did You Do in the War Dad?, with varied start times across cinemas.
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Beverly
Westport
Hl-Way Cinema I
Norwalk
Alfie
Palace
Alverez Kelly
Stratford
Satan
Weston ‘Cinema
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Duggan
Lillian G., Morse
Little League Clinic
Palm
City
U. S
St. James Church
Trish
NAACP
Ben-Gurions Fund
Ansonia Derby
James Cobdrn
Seaview
Rivoli
Jack Lemmon
Walter Matthaw
Billy Wilder
Jerry Lewis
Driftwood Lounge
Fairfield Center
Noewjastier
Brin GO Bragh” AT
Pavlow's
Brnum Ave
Mickey Dell
Sal’s Bar & Grill
Vikings
Johnny Cameron
ED Graf
Vic Valente
Bill Ratzenberger Trumpet
Athena
Mark Roberts
Joeanie Davis
Larry Meecker
Trinity
We Carter
Lynn
Lee
Motel
Ic Cinema
Bert Tobe
Cetin
Ol Peter
O'Toole
Omar Share
PAREE
Post Road
Irvin
Muaic
Frank
Charle
Parkley
Ave
Benny Rae
Loonus
Ice
Het
Sseafari
Larry Gabbarini
Main
Ays
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