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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1968

Page

6

Danbury Chamber of Commerce Celebrates 30th Anniversary

The Danbury Chamber hosts a birthday dinner dance at the Amber Room with Harry Wells and his band. Cocktails at 7 pm, full dinner, dancing, prizes and surprises. Attendees include former chamber executives from the 1960s and national association staff. The event also marks the bi monthly membership gathering with three co chairmen guiding arrangements.

Danbury Chamber of Commerce Amber Room Harry Wells Joseph Taylor Robert Simmons Danbury Chamber Ronald Rumbaugh Chamber James Lundquest Washington Rumbaugh American Chamber of Commerce Lundquest Richard Gram Herbert Everett William Root John Luchheski J. Gilbert Collins Coleman London Frank Faustine Robert R. Goodfellow Landon John Hoffer Robert

Breakthrough Program Gets Federal Funds

The State Dept of Community Affairs funded Breathhoien Harambee a Danbury program for minority youth with a grant over $40,000. Since its 1964 NAACP roots the project serves about 75 youths aged 13 to 18 with tutoring study hours athletics arts crafts leadership and cultural exposure. The CDAP funding allows a full time director and staff including four aides.

State Dept. of Community Affairs Danbury NAACP CDAP

Eastern Star Installs Tonight At Masonic Temple

Stellar chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will install Edith Mitchell as matron and Vincent Sp Ray as patron tonight at 8 at the Masonic temple. Mitchell is Danbury Hospital medical records librarian since 1955. Ray owns Ray's Pharmacy in Danbury and previously served as patron.

Order of Eastern Star Edith Mitchell Vincent Sp. Ray Masonic Temple Miss Mitchell Danbury Hospital Danbury Springfield Mass Ray William Goldhardt Robert Hess Wesley Kennen Dorothy Lehr Emmett Barrett

Scout Troop 200 Plans Scrap Paper Drive Today

Scout Troop 200 of the Mill Ridge area will collect newspapers magazines and cardboard today. Residents should contact ACTION headquarters at Main and Elm to arrange pickup and papers should be bundled for easy collection. Communion Breakfast St Josephs Holy Name Society holds a Sunday breakfast for men after the 8 45 a m Mass with Mayor Gino J Arconti as guest speaker.

Boy Scout I Mill Ridge Ieee Action Main Elm Streets St. Joseph’s Holy Name Society Gino J. Arconti

Two Men Plead Not Guilty in Roxbury Heifer Slaying

In Danbury Circuit Court, Roger Canning and Howard Hammer changed pleas to not guilty to charges of stealing or maliciously killing cattle, with Richard A. Wilson's charge dropped. Judge Wise ordered a pre sentence investigation and reset to April 1. Russell fined for driving suspension and traffic signs violation.

Danbury Roger Canning Shady Rest Newtown Howard M. Hammer Berkshire Estates Southbury George Wise Richard A. Wilson Dublin Hill Road Americo Ventura Wilson Canning Hammer Roxbury Richard D. Russell Fish Rock Road Richard L. Davyjis Reservoir Street Bethel Ventura Judge Wise Bethel High School Davis Billy Clu

Norwalk Jewish Appeal to Hear Israeli Pilot at Breakfast

A former Israeli Air Force pilot, Dr Adam Gillon, will address the Merchants division of the Federated United Jewish Appeal at a 10 am breakfast in the Norwalk Jewish Center Shorehaven Road The event aims to raise funds for the Israeli cause Co chairs include Phillip Goodwin Jerome Klein Alan Gans Leo Kestenbaum and Ben Schulley Youth temperance plans and other community notices follow with meetings at 2 pm and various venues across Norwalk.

Merchants Division Federated United Jewish Appeal Israel Norwalk Shorehaven Road Adam Gillon Poland Palestine Ann Kazarian Osborne Avenue Fellowship Hall Community Baptist Church East Avenue James Alvord David Bardos John DeLeonard Clark Jones Samuel Kennedy Daniel Lyons Bruno Manes S. George Pool John Callahan B'nai Brith Nor Milton Kadish Connecticut Valley Council The Valley Council Victor Vigdor Fred Kossar Stephen Fine Arthur Jacobs Carl Rosenthal Herbert Block Irwin Lefkowitz Bernice Graeff Eugene Herman Charles Donen Eugene Cooperman Sal Brody Confraternity of Christine Doctrine St. Jerome's Parish Paul Garhart Vincent DePaulitis Peter Marran James McNeill Neil Kennedy Harry Voutsinas John Stahl Rocco Vita Roland Genvario John Higgins

Milford YMCA Member Drive Near Halfway Mark

The Milford YMCA reports nearing half the membership drive goal with about 500 members joined or pledged. Orange district leads with 130 members, District Five has 90, Fourth district 78, and other districts listed. next report meeting is Monday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the YWCA on High Street.

YMCA Orange District Frank Zeoli Brad’ Lyon District Two William Brower YWCA High Street

Christ Church Guild Plans Evening of Recollection

The Ladies guild of Christ the Redeemer church will host an Evening of Recollection at St. Mary's church Tuesday at 7 30 p m starting with a Mass. Rev Richard F Toner will lead the program followed by a Q and A period and a shore business meeting in the auditorium. Refreshments will be served.

Ladies Guild of Christ the Redeemer Church St. Mary's Church Leonard Alter Richard F. Toner Bernard F. McGovern Jr Bernard F. McGovern Ocean Avenue Ft. Ord Calif Katherine Chapel Street East Hartford Milford Connecticut Labor Department Employment Security Division Robert A. Cronin

Westport Zoning Board to Hear Two Town Requests

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing April 4 at 7 45 p m in the town courtroom on two town sponsored requests One concerns 173 Newtown Turnpike where a town reconstruction project needs a portion and a waiver to legalize the remaining tract owned by Lindley Campbell A second variance involves 74 Roseville Road for road reconstruction with the non conforming tract reduced from 0957 to 0927 acres The August Matthias Post American Legion seeks a carnival permit May 13 to 18 on a tract at Post Road and South Morning Side Drive Additional filings include Harvey L Koizim clock at 143 Main Street Joan Morrow Berglund garage at 5 Blind Brook Lane Joseph McKeon trustee and Elizabeth Bradley on Bayberry Jane The Couples club of Green Farms Congregational church hosts an Olympic festival and supper March 29 at 8 p m in the church hall

Zoning Board of Appeals Newtown Turnpike Lindley Campbell Ina May Summers Roseville Road Matthias Post American Legion Post Road Main Street Joan Morrow Berglund Blind Brook Lane Joseph McKeon Elizabeth Bradley Ja Jor Green Farms Congregational Church

Folk Song Concert Boosts Peace Corps Project

Coley Town Junior High students sponsor a folk song concert on March 31 at 7 30 p m in Staples High School to raise about 1000 dollars for a Peace Corps funded four room schoolhouse abroad. Wendy Grant chairs the student project and ticket sales are in downtown today with Phil Ochs performing.

Coleytown Junior High School Staples High School Peace Corps Wendy Grant Phil Ochs

Rainbow Girls Fashion Show Tonight At Milford City Hall

Rainbow Girls Assembly 4 of Milford presents a card party and Spring Gardens of Fashions at City Hall tonight at 8. Members of the Assembly and Advisory board will model outfits. Public invited with tickets at the door.

Rainbow Girls Assembly 4 Milford City Hall Assembly

Kilkenny Drive Name Change Voted After Baby Sea War Death

Chesapeake Virginia news brief notes James E Wells asked the city planning department to rename Kilkenny Drive where he built a home. The Wells family son Kenny 18 a Marine in Vietnam was killed in action last Saturday, ahead of the city council vote.

Chesapeake UPI James E. Wells Planning Department Tidewater Kilkenny Drive Wells Kenny Marine Corps Vietnam Young Wells

UB Alumni Plan Program For Bridgeport Area

UB alumni in Bridgeport held a second meeting at the UB Student Center to organize an alumni group. Coach Anthero Nicolau spoke on alumni roles in athletics and the group aims to sponsor a June graduates reception with future meetings planned. Alexander Zavadsky serves as acting chair. About 3,002 area UB alumni are encouraged to join for social and educational support.

University of Bridgeport Bridgeport Area Anthero Nicolau John J.cox Alexander Zavadsky Quaker Jane Trumbull Cox

Rich Gets Contract For Quonset Point Shop

A $1.46 million Navy contract was awarded to F. D. Rich Co. of Stamford Connecticut for constructing an aircraft overhaul and repair shop at Naval Air Station Quonset Point Rhode Island. The award was announced Friday by Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff of Connecticut.

NYC Auditor Charged In $42 Million Check Heist

Paul G. Fraser a 58 year old Staten Island employee of the city comptroller was arrested in the Municipal Building lobby while negotiating to cash a $518000 check. He faces grand larceny and criminal possession charges over 10 stolen city checks totaling over $567000 signed by Comptroller Proccaccino.

NEW York Sfice Paul G. Fraser Staten Island Marlo A. Procaccino Fraser

Bobby Hit for Blaming LBJ for Race Troubles

Washington UPI report says Senator Robert F. Kennedy faced sharp rebuke after suggesting President Johnson bore blame for national racial discord. Hyman Bookbinder chaired the National Civil Liberties Clearing House discussion and called such statements inexcusable. Texas tornadoes noted in the same piece.

Washington UPI Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Hyman Bookbinder Sargent Shriver Kennedy Bookbinder National Civil Liberties Clearing House Afl-Cio The American Jewish Committee

Cuba and USSR Sign Ten Percent Trade Pact

Moscow reports Cuba and the Soviet Union signed a trade agreement increasing 1968 commerce by 10 percent after five months of tough negotiations. The Tass dispatch notes the rise is small compared with last year's 23 percent increase amid strained relations.

Moscow UPI Cuba Soviet Union Tass Priday

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