Westport Budget Details and New Teacher Appointments
Westport officials report a total revenue of 9 133 039 for the year with 6 348 085 from the 1964 grand list and 208 351 from Recreation. Delinquent taxes and state aids add to the funds while a capital fund balance stands at 581 436. The Board of Education announces 15 new teachers including Miss Helen L boarding of Sandusky Ohio and Mr Donald F Budy of South Como read.
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DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
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Evanston
Ill
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France
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South Com-1 Po
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Norwalk
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Darien
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Bowling Green
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Kathleen O'Toole
Bartram Avenue
Bridgeport
Burr Farms School
Danbury State College
Danbury
Kennedy’ Center
Brussels
Belgium
Allison F. Summ
Redding
Bedford
Pembroke Patience
Graduation Sunday for Southern Connecticut Ethical Society
The Southern Connecticut Ethical Society will hold graduation exercises for children in the Greens Farms church school on Sunday at 11 a.m. M. Michel Grubb will lead and speak on Ninety Years of the Ethical Culture Movement. The graduating class includes James Chan Miriam Kurman Marc Cohen Janey Greaney among others from Westport Fairfield and surrounding areas.
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Michel Grubb
Ninty
James Chan
Siu-Chim-Chan
Ands
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Mitchell” Kurman
Westport
Marc Cohen
Louis H. Cohen
Fairfield
Janey Greaney
Radio Forum Monday on Air Pollution Panel
Richardson Thurston of Shagbark Wilton will join a three person panel on air pollution Monday night on WSTC Stamford. Other panelists include Dr. Ralph M Gofstein Greenwich health director and Norman Wagner Stamford sanitation supervisor. Interested listeners may phone questions to panelists 1 to 4 p.m. for tape playback or 8 to 9 p.m. during the broadcast.
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Shagbark
Place
Wilton
Ethel Kwéskin
WSTC
Stamford
Thurston
Polymer Industries
Wilton Town Association
Management Council
Connecticut
Ralph M. Gofstein
Greenwich Health
Norman Wagner
Stamford Sanitation
Gofstein
New England Air Pollution Control Association
Wagner
Chamber plans meeting on Wall Street traffic proposal
Norwalk Chamber of Commerce will convene Wall Street merchants to discuss converting Wall Street into a one way thoroughfare. Traffic division has drafted the plan, awaiting Police board and Parking committee approval. John Paul will explain the details at the meeting, with August set for the changeover.
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Wall Street
Chamber
John Paul
Business Bureau
Merchants Division
Tthe Independent Party
Jennie F. Cave
Berkeley Street
Danburian Gambler Fined 600 in Circuit Court
William C. Bough ton, 67, of 12 Bankstreet, was fined 600 by Judge Rodney Eiel son after pleading guilty to poor selling. He changed from innocent plea during jury selection and testimony from two policemen. Arrested January 6 at his home. Other Bethel cases included two tampering with motor vehicle charges dismissed for lack of evidence and multiple traffic rulings with suspended or forfeited penalties.
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William C. Boughton
Bankstreet
Rodney Eielson
Bethel
Jean Tahan
Whitlock Street
Basil Londre
Fanton Road
Danbury votes 40 percent water rate hike approved
City council narrowly approved a about 40 per cent water rate increase to fund a 1966 67 budget of 468 000 for the water department. Mayor Bowman says a $15 000 feasibility study will be done. Several council members abstained or were absent.
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Water Department
J. Thayer Bowman
Roy A. Costa
Raymond S. Mann
William Cruse
Louis C. Matthews
Alll
Michael Bachyrycz
Bowman
Board of Education
Dan‘bury
John J. Murphy
John W. Hoffer
Rev and Mrs Orfanakos to Visit Greece
The Rev and Mrs John Orfanakos will be honored at a bon voyage dinner Saturday night at the El Dora do to mark their two month stay in Greece. Father Christos Pappas of New York City will lead services at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church during their absence. They sail May 24 aboard the SS Anna Maria and will visit Father Orfanakos' parents in Cuarta.
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John Orfanakos
el Dorado
Greece
Christos Pappas
New York City
Assumption Greek Orthodox Church
Orfanakos
Peter Orfanakos
Cuarta
Church
Danbury
United Synagogue Youth
Connecticut Valley
Grand Lake Lodge
Lebanon
Conn
Danbury Considers Main Street Property Option for Public Parking
The city weighs purchasing the 721 Main Corp property at 229 238 Main Street at 135000 dollars with 35000 cash and the remainder financed at 5 percent, for possible public parking. The option may be completed Monday with Mayor J Thayer Bowman briefing the Planning Commission before the June council meeting. The tract, east of Main Street to Delay Street, covers over 50000 square feet, and the plan includes lease or sale use of all or part of the land. The owner’s counsel, Samuel Schine of Bridgeport, notes the tax assessment is about 150 percent of the price, suggesting the parcel may be overvalued or a bargain, and the property has lingered on the market for nearly two years. The 1964 fire that destroyed nearby stores prompted renewed interest in redevelopment. The 721 Main Corp is to hold a business session at 9:30 a.m. The Most Rev Walter W Curtis, Bishop of Bridgeport, will attend a noonday luncheon, with priests from five district councils invited and Trinity diocese convention plans to be discussed for Hartford in the fall.
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Frank N. Zullo
Norwalk
Pamela Rowland
Gail Deysenroth
Nature
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Elizabeth Gough
Fidelity
Maylah Belnard
Sandra Shea
Service
Judy Bowman
Margaret Thomas
Inner Observer
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Outer Observer
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Page East
Dale Ross
Page West
Hoffer
Murphy
Hheir
J. Thayer Bowman
Danbury
City of
Danburn
Main ‘Corp
Main Street
Delay Street
Planning Commission
Common Council
721 Main Corp
Walter W. Curtis
Bridgeport
Duncheon
Hartford
Samuel Schine
Lazarus, Heyman
jMain ‘Corp
Miles and
Thom McAnshoe
Sevdléral
Prudential Nor
Miles *Lever
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