Jepson Proclaims United Fund Month in Milford
Milford Mayor Alan H. Jepson proclaims United Fund Month from Sept 26 to Oct 31 urging residents to support the 18 member agencies. The statement notes agencies aid distressed families foster homes for orphans assist military families and youth guidance as Milford grows. Civitan Club meets tomorrow at 6 30 p m at Frankie's Villa Pompeii on Post Road Orange with dinner at 7 p m.
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Thoughts on fame: Infamous and Otherwise excerpt
An old New York Times Magazine issue features Jacob i tavits's reflection on fame. He notes fame can be earned but not counted, those craving it rarely taste it, some who avoid it find it comes, and many who prosper in life may be forgotten while a humble figure after death may be praised by future generations.
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New York Times
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Milford WATES meeting set with officer election
Milford WATES gathers at 8 p.m. in Bridgeport Avenue Health Center with Grace Menhenick presiding. Hostesses Ann Burrows and Nina Rasmussen will assist. Members will exchange gifts with secret pals and announce officer bids. Mae Swendsen led weight loss last week. Charlotte Haycock won the honor box prize.
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Milford Wates
Bridgeport Avenue
Grace Menhenick
Ann Burrows
Nina Rasmussen
Mae Swendsen
Charlotte Haycock
Eva Day
Alice Boon
Milford
Milford High School
Roy W. Lund
Milford LWV Buffet Aids Annual Member Drive Tonight
Milford League of Women Voters hosts a dessert buffet and social at 8 15 PM in the Community Room of First Federal Bank High and Broad for the annual membership drive. LWV president Mrs. Robinson Saint-Amour invites eligible women to join the nonpartisan group. Milford Power Squadron offers free piloting and boating lessons tonight with courses open to both men and women.
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High and
Broad Streets
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LWV
United States
Milford Power Squadron
New Healing Substance Stops Itch and Hemorrhoids
A New Healing Substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institution is claimed to promptly shrink hemorrhoids without surgery. Medical science cites germ killing properties and rapid relief from burning and pain. The Preparation H suppositories or ointment, marketed for at home use, are recommended with doctor observations noted.
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New York
Catholic Women Begin and Local Community Notices
The notice lists study groups and meetings including Catholic Women Begin season events. It cites St. Francis Cabrini Mather's circle meeting at 8:30 p.m. with Mrs. Murray conducting and a yearlong study on The Mind of the Catholic Layman. It also details real estate transfers, building permits, marriage intentions, and the opening of the West Shore Recreation Center offering fall and winter activities 3 to 10 p.m. weekdays with Tuesdays as girls' day.
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Milford High School
St. Francis Cabrini Mather's Circle
Frank Hughes
Seaflower Road
William Murray
William Caste
Carl T. Violar
Elizabeth Ditchkins
Second Avenue
Russell Rybock
Allwater Street
Peter Vanacore
Sawmill Road
Herbert Schmdtke
Grandview Terrace
Roy Sebas
Beaverbrook Road
Harry Reardon
Mayflower Court
Michael Lisowski
Cherrywood Drive
Lear Parage
al Williams
Buckingham Avenue
Margaret S. Egan
Egidio Giordano
Harkness Drive
Carolyn Anne Smith
Peter Herbert
Carina Place
Susan Louise McAndrew
Plains Road
James Martin Maher
Prospect Street
Kathleen Anne Ryan
Lakeside Road
Teller
Robert Stanley
Recreation Center
West Shore Recreation Center
Benham Avenue
Herbert §. Cables, Jr
Charles Guarino
Arthur Tartaglia
Schweitzer
Nash
Cadmus and
Voelker
Freeport
N.Y
South Street
Beaver Brook
Episcopal
St. Martha's
St. James’ Church
Frederick Gerlach
Slater
Trade talks under way in Moscow between Japan and Soviets
A Japanese trade mission met Soviet officials to explore joint industrial ventures in Siberia and the Soviet Far East. Tass reported three weeks of talks and surveys opened the door to further discussions.
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Tass
Control Tower Planned For Weekends Of Fair
A portable control tower will be set up at Danbury airport for two weekends during the Danbury Fair from Oct 1 to Oct 9. FAA and airport officials say the tower will be manned by technicians from Bradley and Bridgeport airports to guide flights, marking the first time the WPA airport has had such control. The tower will operate roughly 9 am to dark on Saturdays and Sundays, with pilots listening on four frequencies. FAA checks will test feasibility for a permanent tower, with a three year survey planned.
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Airport Commission
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WPA
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Bradley International
Bridgeport
Annable
Greater
National Council of Jewish Women
United Jewish Center
Noah Barysh
Jerome R. Malino
Paul Muller
Richard G. Rausch
Pearl Bergman
Danbury Groups Report Local Cancer Aid and Business Moves
The Danbury branch of the American Cancer Society reports aiding 1,544 local cases in the last three months through drugs counseling financial support and visiting nurse services funded by the Cancer Crusade. Linen Rental Supply Co moves to Danbury Industrial Park Beaver Brook district in a five year operation rented to restaurants motels offices schools and industry with Arthur Murphy guiding and Clifford Kayser assisting. Golden Age club installs officers with Mary Elwell as president and Anne Joudy Rachel Martin Mildred Bauer and Lillian Webb in key posts.
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Station’ Road
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Beaver Brook
Arthur Murphy
Clifford Kayser
Golden Age
Mary Elwell
Golden
Anne Joudy
Rachel Martin
Mildred Bauer
Lillian Webb
Alan R. Martin
Bailmforth Avenue
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Danbury State College
University of Bridgeport
Danbury State
Yale-Fairfield
David Martin
Balmforth Avenue
City Delays Contract Ruling On Roof Repairs
City purchasing agent M. George Schweitzer delays decision on roof repair contracts for three elementary schools and an incinerator installation in two other units. Bids from Barrett Roofing and Supply Co. total $5,196 for Hayestown Mill Ridge and Roberts Avenue, while Lasco Co. bid $775 on Hayestown and Mill Ridge. Decision pending review of bids and scope.
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Hayestown Avenue
Mill Ridge
Roberts Avenue
Barrett Roofing
Arid Supply Co
Danbury
Hayestown
Roberts Ave
Lasco Co
Zoning Board Denies Graylock Application in Westport
The Zoning Board of Appeals denied Graylock Corporation’s request to subdivide 41 Maple Lane into two building lots amid area opposition. Variances were granted for several properties including pool construction at 11 Tierney Lane and a two-car garage at 16 Fairport Road, while 33 residents received financial aid through the town welfare program.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
Graylock Corporation
Maple Lane
Frederick T. Bedford
Lee Andl
Rita Adams
Tierney
Jlane
A. A. Rosen
Grove Point
John and
Ruth List
Long Lots Lane
Cedar Point Yacht Club, Inc
Saugatuck Avenue
Duck
Pond Road
Anthony Izzo
Hills
Stella Chap- Payne Building Corporation
Tolman
Stephen
Priory
I Farms
Joan Masnato
Robert
Betty Miner
92 Republicans To Work Tuesday At Norwalk Polls
Registrar Mrs Mil dred Frampton announces 92 Republican workers at 14 Norwalk polling places for tomorrow’s primary from noon to 8 pm. Enrolled GOP members will vote for State Senate and House nominees with city wide Senate ballots and only two Assembly Districts holding contests.
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Republican Party
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House
Senate
Jennie Patchen
Eugenia Froehling
Thomas P. Fenton
Sabino Mastroberardini
Angela D. Ottaviano
West Rocks
West Rocks Road
William Spinto
Cora Mae Keeler
Charles Heaphy
Checkers
Mary Mastroberardino
Elsie Pellew
Dorothy Carbrey
Elsa McCorry
Wolfpit School
Staerlight Drive
William], Bourne
Rita Czako
Rose Pellso
Lucille Branda
Lee Wolburst
Albert Czako
Margaret Bennett
Rowayton School
Roton Avenue
Mary McBride
Theodora Wesley
Martha’ Wyland
Vida Pattengill
Ella Miller
Helen Hermance
Martha Wyland
Brookside School
Highland Avenue
Alexander Tannacone
Fannie Pasquale
Joan Byrne
Helen Vento
Rita Kunkel
Anthony Guariglia
Madelyn Douglas
Magrath School
Richards Avenue
Russell Frost, Jr
Harriett Plumley
Ann Cronin
Elizabeth Whone
Joan Sweeney
Mary Somers
Albert
Oliva
Herbert Whone
Kenneth Paxton
Kendall
Richelieu
Jeanetta Clark
Bertha Horvath
Anna Mead
Stephen Dokus
Anne Daves
Gaetano Petrucci
Columbus School
Chestnut
Concord Streets
Jennie de Panfilis
Sandra la Morte
Ruth' Cocchia
Antoinette Cararota
Challegner
Rose Maisano
Santo Maisano
Columbus
Frank Mucio
Antoinette Bosone
Lena San Souci
Frank Cocchia
Nathaniel Ely
Ely Avenue
Dennis
Katona
Verna Raymond
Jean Tuttle
Rita Katona
Irene Lonchak
Helen Worden
Sterling Durgy
Marvin School
Gregory Boulevard
Roy Worman
Ruth Rousseau
Lorraine Garfield
Shirley Byington
Helen Worman
Frank Bogdany
Harry Young
Nathan Hale
Strathberry Hill Avenue
Fairfield GOP Denounces Unauthorized Telephone Calls
Fairfield Republican leader Joseph T. Gormley condemned calls allegedly made from party headquarters endorsing candidates in the Tuesday primary. He warned no authority exists to use headquarters for such calls as the nomination will be decided by registered Republicans in town and the Assembly districts, with aims to elect the three primary winners on November 8.
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Fairfield
Howard A. Sackett
Edward A. Tyler
Formosa farm production hits 1985 record $936.4 million
The Formosa farm sector reached a new high of 936.4 million dollars in 1985 according to provincial government figures. The report links the rise to land reform and advanced farming techniques amid a contentious nomination battle in the 140th district involving State Rep. Erwin J. Cole and opponents.
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New Director of Arts Center Begins Duty Soon
NORWALK Dewey Hale current director of the Columbus Area Technician School will assume duties as director of the Center for Vocational Arts on Oct 24 per a Becker announced appointment. Hale brings aviation and metal electronics experience with teaching stints at Kent State and Liberia missions plus a doctorate completed at Ohio State and degrees from Southern California College and Kent State.
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Dewey Hale
Columbus
Ohio
Center For
Harry ‘A. Becker
Hale
Kent State University
Ghana
Liberia
Ohio State University
Southern California College
Becker
Jack R. Kelm
Kelm
University of
Michigan
Wayne University
Harry Fieldston
Morris Y County
New Jersey State
New York University
College of William and Mary
Three Hurt As Auto Hits Center Esplanade In Westport
A car left the Connecticut Turnpike center esplanade near Maple Street underpass in Westport at 3 40 am injuring three riders. Driver Luis R Maceira 22 South Norwalk and passengers Ismael Garcia 18 and Carlos Maceira 19, all from South Norwalk, were treated for cuts and bruises and released. Maceira was charged with failure to drive in an established lane and released on a summons for Circuit court in Norwalk on October 17.
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Norwalk Hospital
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Chestnut Street
Norwalk
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Carlos Maceira
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