Red Cross Bloodmobile At Town Hall Monday
Milford residents will donate at a Red Cross bloodmobile Monday from 12 43 p.m. to 5 30 p.m. at the town hall aiming for 150 pints as staff work overtime to recruit donors. Last month the unit exceeded its quota for the first time in 12 months.
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Milford
Red Cross
J. Edison Doolittle
Bloodmobile
Edgcomb Steel
Skyworker
Eldorado Steel
Nike
George Weed
New Haven Railroad
Orange Road
Mary Meglio
Domenick
Meglio
Inspection trip to Binghamton for prefab school addition
Mrs Mont Cavanagh and Mrs Virginia O'Connor will represent the Norwalk Board of Education on a trip to Binghamton New York to inspect a prefab steel school addition similar to Roosevelt School FTA plans The visit aims to inform board action on transferring 200 Roosevelt area children to West Avenue in September The steel building cost 95000 dollars and took six weeks to erect Mayor Freese supports the plan if parents approve and inspectors sign off League of Women Voters to discuss teacher salaries school staff and financing Norwalk Congregational Church choir to present Easter cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ Sunday at 5 pm
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West Shore Recreation Center
Faye Simon
Gailenyon
Sue Edwards
Midget Otto
Maureen Mitchell
Pat Nuzzi
Barbara Meehan
Carol Moore
Sharon Brickett
Frankie Spellman
Carol Simko
Carol Anderson
Katherine Michaud
Susan Dymond
Donna Whitman
Diane McInoyre
Virginia Jones
Beverly Hay
Susan Kot
Sally Nolette
Judy Graham
Bunny Grant
Sally Thomas
Sylvia Nolette
Elaine Lockwood
Barbara Siuzdak
Pam Lockwood
Diane McCready
Eleanor Rust
Joline Walker
Mary Lou Murphy
Susan Burk
Celia Murray
Milford Little League
Milford
Anna Delvy
Anchorage Drive
Nellie Delvy
Chester
N.Y
Europe
England
Ireland
France
Corine DiCamillo
New Haven Avenue
Milford Hospital
Emblem Club
Elks Club
Mont Cavanagh
Virginia O'Connor
Board of Education
Binghampton
N. Y
Roosevelt School
FTA
J. Hartley Locher
Roosevelt Pta
West Avenue
Roosevelt
PTA
Locher
Binghamton
Irving C. Freese
League of Women Voters
Board of Estimate and Taxation
Norwalk
League
Robert Seidman
William Lockwood, Jr
W. K. Chen
Ben Lichtenstein
South Norwalk Congregational Church
Christ
Jean M. ‘Scully
Leita 'Brazo
Albert Scully
Daniel Bardos
Bari
Greens Farms Easter Egg Hunt Plans Announced
Greens Farms Volunteer Fire department sponsors the sixth annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 5 at 1 p.m. on the Greens Farms school playground with co chairs Patrolman John Gudzik and Milon Stone. Prizes for eggs and age group foot races, refreshments, and a committee including Mike Ferris, Mike Horn, and Rudy Roblin. Also notes a marriage license filing for Michael Tullo and Helen Acquino and a motion to raise ambulance fees from five dollars per call with a helper required on Weston house calls.
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Estport
Greens Farms Volunteer Fire Department
Greens Farms
Mike Ferris
Mike Horn
Rudy Roblin
Fourteen at Staples Vie for Scholarships
Fourteen Staples High School juniors have been chosen to take the National Merit Scholarship qualification test on April 29 at the school. The three hour exam, scored by Science Research Associates of Chicago, carries a $1 fee and results will help screen students and reveal academic strengths and weaknesses.
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Staples High School
Connie Whitman
Richard Lewis
John Kapner
George Scott
Jim Kyle
Rowen Vogel
Kate Karfiel
Leonard Leakum
William Fichelman
Wendy Ogilvy
William Whit
Judy Stomoff
Linda Miller
Mike Cardozo
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
First
Herbert E. Baldwin
John Turnbull
Uconn
Unclaimed Poll Worker Checks To Be Voided
The town reports 16 unclaimed checks for municipal poll workers from the last November election. If not picked up by Monday, they will be voided and funds returned to the treasury. Each check is under $10. Begina Field Training George M. Withrow begins a three month YMCA field training Monday assisting in Physical and Boys' departments. he is married to Joan Withrow. The Y's Boys Department hosts a kite contest April 18 at 2:30 p.m. at Compo Beach for ages 7 to 14 with prizes for best built kites.
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Maureen Carrol
Selectman's
Carrol
George M. Withrow
Springfield College
YMCA
Withrow
Joan Withrow
Compo Beach
Mrs. Bridgeport Contests Today at Barnum Hotel
The Mrs. Bridgeport homemaker bakeoff opens to the public at noon with six finalists cooking a full course meal ironing and table setting. Sponsored by Bridgeport Gas Co and Singer Sewing Machine Co provide equipment as spectators watch grooming personality and pose determine the winner who may advance to Mrs Connecticut in Hartford April 17 and potentially Mrs America in Fort Lauderdale May 1.
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Barnum Hotel
Bridgeport iGas Co
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hartford
Connecticut
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Men to Help Set Up Yankee Doodle Fair
Westport Woman's Club stages first all male committees for the Yankee Doodle Fair at Bedford Junior High playground June 26 27 and 28. Arthur V. Lockwood heads volunteers with Coleman Williams George Quigley John T. Tolan John Etsch and Sigfried Schreiner coordinating setup chores and booths.
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Westport
Bedford Junior High School
Burglars Target Leake and Nelson Safes in Oak Street Shock
Police hunt burglars who forced two safes open at the Leake and Nelson firm 235 Ash street Tuesday night stealing 850 in cash and office records. Safes about 17 years old were pried with tools and combinations knocked off as entry was gained by smashing a rear window near a fire escape and releasing a lock.
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Leake and Nelson Company
Ash Street
Arnie Johnson tops playoff fouls in 1950-51 season
Rochester forward Arnie Johnson committed 68 personal fouls during the 1950-51 NBA playoffs, a league high for that season. The figure marks him as the most foul prone player in the postseason that year.
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Arnie Johnson
Rochester
Terrell Named Jaycees Man of the Year in Newtown
Newtown announces Charles W. Terrell Jr as the first Distinguished Service Award winner chosen unanimously by three judges including Edward Coleman and Wilton Lackaye. Terrell receives the Jaycee plaque at Hawley Manor dinner and plans a yearly award to promote leadership through civic projects.
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Charles W. Terrell, Jr
Newtown
Chamber of Commerce
Ferrell
First
Wilton Lackaye
Boys Social and Athletic Club
Sandy Hook
Terrell
DSA Jaycee
Dwight Carlson
Hawley Manor
Newtown Jaycees
Savings Bank Drops Five Percent Mortgage Rate in Danbury
Danbury's Savings Bank of Danbury voted to revert conventional mortgage interest to five percent after a prior rise to six percent last August. Other local banks and lenders are weighing similar reductions with July adjustments planned for higher rate loans. Authorities stress relief for borrowers as competition among institutions continues.
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Danbury
Danbury Bank
Savings Bank of Danbury
Union Savings Bank
City National Bank & Trust Co
Danbury National Bank
The
Savings and Loan’ Association
Lions Club to Hear Housing Talk in Danbury Luncheon
Danbury Lions Club hosts speaker Joseph E. Canale Jr. executive secretary of the City Housing Authority at a noon luncheon in Hotel Green. He discusses Danbury housing issues as plans proceed for the annual Lions radio auction Saturday from 12 30 to 6 p m. Realty Board to Dine The Danbury Board of Realtors Inc will hold a dinner postponed from last Thursday due to snow tonight at 16 30 o clock at El Dorado Reservations managed by Mrs Evelyn Fancher. Scotland Yard detective Reg Summers is now guarding Britain's Prince Charles.
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Joseph E. Canale, Jr
City Housing Authority
Danbury Lions Club
Green
Danbury
J. Thayer Bowman
Scotland Yard
Reginald Summers
Britain
Prince Charles
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
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Joseph Duefrasé
Bell Street
Judith Lee LaFond
Bridgeport Avenue
William Weeman Barr
Camden Street
U. S. Navy
Ann Lucille Whaley
Cesar Street
Vincent Robert O'Connor
Andrew's Avenue
Linda Elzabeth Perrott
Booth Hill Road
Shelton
John Joseph White
Highstreet
Meadowside School
Thomas Meyn
Jim Berge
Dick Lesh
George Frye
Edward Fajen
Leonard Petittie
William Patrick
Vickie Dobrydney
Gary Brown
Grace Meyn
Doris Sipriano
Stella la Flamme
Jo Nerko
C. A. Blydenburg
West Shore Center
Seabreeze
E. Kurtz & Sons
Marquis Turkey Farm
Spt
Regent
Sheen, Conn
Greens Farms Firemen
Lois R. Clark
Michael Tullo
New Haven
Helen Acquino
Roseville Road
Church of the Assumption
Boys’ Department
Board of Selectmen
Weston
Arthur Audley
Weston House
Trudell's
Conasn
Leo
George
Boston Ave
Mello Ripe
Roessler
Staples
David Bruce Pollack
Robert Pollack
Newtown Avenue
University of Connecticut
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Rifle Club
Inklings
Stapleite
Sauna. Ings
Bridgeport
Arthur V. Lockwood
Coleman Williams
George Quigley
John T. Tolan
John ,Etsch
Sigfried Schreiner
Town Charter
Stanley H. Lorenzen
George Shattuck
Norwich Free Academy
Norwich
National Association of
Waverly Inn
Cheshire
Roy Walters
Guy Robbins
CPA
Hardie Gramatky
Bedford Elementary
Dominick Luciano
Samuel Luciano
Lehr
Mark Lane
Boston Post
Orange
Jim Dale
I. Miller
Mademoiselle
Andrew Geller
Capezios
Children’s Dress
N’s Shoes
Bozo
Kelly
the Clown
Fiencees Scarpini
Vincefli
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Rhythm Steps
Chessicel Girls
Little Yankees
C. W. Terrell
Jaycees
St. Rose’s Church
Society of Friends
Congregational
Savings Bank
Robert P. Lawton
Danbury Hospital
Child
St. James
Episcopal Church
F. Graham Lucksenbill
Beaver Brook
Old Beaver Brook Road
Enid V. McKinney
Army Nurse Corps
McKinney
Cornell
University of San Francisco
Nurse Corps
Chamber
Anthony Annunziato
Danbury State Teachers College
Robert Couillard
Rita E. Schulz
Grace Sprige
George Treadwell
Margaret Cruise
Donald Devine
Clinton Ellis
Florence A. Fake
James Ginch
Dorothy Holloway
Adelaide Hoyt
K. J. Hutchinson
Julia Johnson
Esther Lincoln
Josephine Menton
Barbara O’beda
Lea‘tha Perkins
Anna Roche
Harry W. Scalzo
Mildred Sylvan
Agnes Temple
Pauline Repko
J. Augustus Deakin
James J. Murphy
Sylvia Ann Gaudet
Lions Club
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