THE BRIDGEPORT POST, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1962.] 50 Enlistments m JanuaryDouble Total for DecemberGarofalo, Terre Haute road.BETHEl^BenJamin D. Hoyt. Jr., Sunset Hill road, Hans H. Hartman, 14 Tremont avenue.UKOQKFIELD—George W. Co-vilJ, Jr., Sandy lane; Robert L.• 35 Priscilla circle; haul Apted, Jr.. Candlewood Shores.iJ !‘c5,d?n:5 ? L- 2057 Park avenue; Gil Michael I, Bcrtotli. 79 LakeshoreJS2E*7^ 1010 thcA* 5an°guira 5*0 E^ra street; AF drive..arJncd'len L. Johnson. 7067 Trumbull WESTPORT-Jonathan J: Jaeg* Vku# .. *^ay' }avenue; Jwnes V. Nespeco. 3180'er, 29 North Maple street; JamesMonthly reports released by re-jMain street; Joseph ZavaUky. of:R. Holmes. 12 Wake Robin road; crulting personnel on duty in areajYMCA; Chester E. Chechoski, ofiRichard J. Rutski. 5 Cottageolfices show the December total of 71 was more than doubled.However, districts covered by the various branches of the military vary. Some of the recruiters have all of Fairfield county; others have only the Bridgeport-Danbury regions; and still others also extend into Milford of neighboring New Haven county.Success park. John T. Perry, 35 lane, John J. Wyslick, S3 SouthTurkey hill.NORWALK—Gary L. Benaell,H. Diggs, Jr., 43 North field road; Charles C. Wilson, 32 Orchard place.STAMFORD—Barry E. Millef, 183 High Clear drive; Clarence C. Brown. 59 Pinewood lane; Geoffrey Martin, 50 Verptonck avenue; Recnbert J. Dohm, 3rd. 125 Prospect avenue; Kichard S. Ogden, Sherwood road; Joseph P. Byrne, Jr., 44 Maple Tree avenue; Edward Crothers. 52 Locust street.Albion street.FAIRFIELD—Frank F, FeJner, •Jr., 46 Flora boulevard; Anthony J. Laska. Jr., 149 Cresfwood road, Henry C. Lctsch, Jr., 1634 Mill Plain road.TRUMBULL-Brian J. Mllroy, 16 Samuel street, Delbert A- Gilmore, 176 Whitney avenue.A breakdown for the recruit-; STRATFORD-C a n d i d o A. ment for January follows; Air,Puebla, 43 Columbus avenue; Force-53; Army-30; Army Re-Harold .A. Thornberg, 110 Yukonserve (Training Centers)—17; Navy—19; Naval Reserve (Training Center)—18; Marine Corps-10; National Guard—3; Coast Guard—3.Enlistments included:AIR FORCE BRIDGEPORT—K e n n e t h J.street; Edward W. stick, 2150 Nichols avenue; Chester A. Legen-sky, 122 Peace street, William G. Croski, 155 Colony street.MILFORD—David C. Wiggin, 3rd, 47 Warwick avenue. Devon.DANBURY-Fredcrick O. VCn-14 Bartlett Manor; Gerald M. Scanlon. Maurice street; David Fuhrman, 16 Fairfield terrace; Robert E. Randall, 26 High street; John R. Hacbey, 130 East avenue.SOUTH NORWALK-Francis J. Verdonc, 15 Senga road; Clifton D. Finch, 59 Glenwood avenue.NEW CANAAN—Richard Seacle, 64 Richmond Hill; William H. Blams. 48 Hoyt street.WILTON—Calvin F. Jayne, 13 Chestnut Hill road; Arthur B. Dixon. 129 Westport road.GREENWICH - Donald McNa-mee. North street; Douglas G.DARIEN - Douglas F. Buchs, 127 Hanson road.NAVYBRIDGEPORT—Louis At For* gacs, Jr., 464 Colorado avenue; Ronald J. Hlavaty, 1940 Stratfifld road; Richard J. Saykosky. 387 Helen street.FAIRFIELD - John J. Balek, 632 Knapps highway; Alan V. Bennett, 445 Holland Hill road;Richard S. Drab, 1821 Jenningsroad; Phillip T. Poston, 412 Quincy street.STRATFORD—Ronald B. Miller, 462 East Main street.Jr., 18 Creeland avenueEASTON-John W. M. Loggie, North street.WESTPORT-Robert A. Mosca-rello, Goodful I Road extension.WILTON—Jon G. Allen, 436 Danbury road (Caonondafe).SHELTON—Joseph G. Horvath, 439 WaverJy road.DANBURY—Peter M. tasolino, 38 George street; Patrick J. Buc-cteri, 59-A Jefferson avenue; Richard Ciuccoll, 30% Washington avenue; Thomas M. Parrotti, 35 Spruce street, Charles R. Petitt, 10 Cleveland street.ARMYBRIDGEPORT—Mario A. luco-polfa, 276 Lafayette street; Robert C. O'Bidinski, 1390 Pembroke street; John Rusbarsky. 624 Brooks street; George J. Vargo, 124 Sage avenue; Carl E. Fritzsche, Jr., 99 Bancroft avenue; Angelo N. Cerrone, 44 Ran-dall avenue; Richard N. Ken-tosh, 135 James street; Ronald R. Breen, 55 Sylvan avenue;turini. Fenton road, Kenneth F. Eklund, 36 High street; William.James W. Patrignelli, 135 Ruth TRUMBULL-Philip J. Umour-[street, John Hrebin. 19J Prince reux, 21 Bonheur road- street.Creative Opportunity lorInteriorDecoratorMILFORD—David J. Bfondin, S Nichols street; Richard L. Chase, Jr.. 43 Rogers avenue; Earl K. Kaimer, 12 Breakneck court; Thomas L. Payne, 56 Ocean avenue.SHELTON—Andrew J. Baran. 4 Huntington avenue; Robert J. Far, 42 Coram road; Charles J. Heuscr. Pine Rock park.MONROE - Paul A. Hall, Fan Hill road; John J. Ryall, Scholz road (Stevenson).Nthnajle’i, m of Connecticut's leading heme furnishing establishments since 1663 offers s superb opening to the person who can evolve i decore idea Into tasteful reality.The position offers meny interesting challenges in both in-store display and outside customer consultation.At Nothnsgle’s you will be working with an excellent selection of merchandise, many exclusive lines, and a management group which respects and rewards ability. Although professional experience is preferred, nonprofessionals will be considered on the basis of past performance.WAVES BRIDGEPORT - Barbara Ohtson, 218 Denver avenue.K-Jen*Compwsation commensurate with ability and background. Write, slating qualifications to: J. A. Murphyyj6tft}nxuj}£*Brood ond Cannon Sit. Bridgeport, Ccnn.NAVAL RESERVE (Training Center) BRIDGEPORT—Bradford nings, 35 Melrose avenue; George S. Atwell, 256 Lindley street; Richard C. Doran, 248 Roger Williams road; Stephen J. Duhancik. U9- James street; William J. Sabol, Jr., 194 Adams street.STRATFORD — Charles F. Lalond, 36 Marsh way, Kenneth M. Lacko, 18 Wainwright place.FAIRFIELD—Scott M. McLean, 35 Sherwood avenue. MILFORD—Marshall Duhaime,STRATFORD—Andrew J. Tarc-2ali, 1806 Nichols avenue; John A. Mudrick. 300 Second Hill lane; Frank F. Fedak. Jr.. 121 Boswell street. William Zucsin,p1616 Nichols avenue.TRUMBULL-Petcr S. Mihaiko,124 Slrobel road.FAIRFIELD—Roger J. Supre-nant, 86 James street.WESTPORT—John D. Colandri-clfo, 4 Wifton terrace.DANBURY—Michael A. Mchl-man, Bulls ridge.BROOKFIELD -James A. Russo, Overlook drive.NEWTOWN-Graham L. Hill, Pootatuck park, Sandy Hook.NORWALK—William S. Sciau-done, 43 Prospect street; William I R. Godfrey, Red Coat road,: Frank A Anaslasia, Jr., 18 Elm! slreet.STAMFORD—Harry Pape, Jr.,4 Hunting lane; Roosevelt C. Jones, 8 Green street, Juergen Berthold, 42 Orange street.GREENWICH—John C. Almy, 8 Pleasant View place, Patrick McAllister, 25 Reed lane (River*side),DARIEN—John E. Beggs, 2 Half Mile road.RIDGEFIELD — Robert C.Knnrhe 5ft Rarrv rrmriJr.. P.O. Box 38. Main street.MILFORD—Arthur M. White, 3rd, 215 Gulf street.MARINE CORPSBRIDGEPORT - Thomas E. Brown, 142 Center street; Thomas Centracchlo, 136 LafayeLie street; Louis N. Decilio, 96 Union avenue; Francis Flood, 66 Freeman street; Richard S. Kurimsky. 705 Connecticut avenue; Francis M. Tumbleston, 206 Black Rock turnpike.FAIRFIELD—Theodore E. Ban-sak, Jr.. 44 Coburn street.MILFORD - Andrew W. B. Jaques. 298 Second avenue.STRATFORD—Peter D. Walk-ley, 131 Newton street.WESTPORT—Robert J. Diet-rich, 4 Winding Jane.NATIONAL GUARDBRIDGEPORT—Glenn T. Doll-mann. 30 Schultz street; Fred J. Lunde. Jr., 1283 Reservoir avenue; Donald E. O'Neill, 355 Lake avenue.COAST GUARD (U.S. Coast Guard recruiting headquarters of foe state are located here. However, quota is limited and only ouboMhe-area residents were enlisted last month.)BANDIT LEAVES $1,665 OF BANK LOOT ON BUSOAKLAND, Calif.. Feb. 7-lt;AP) A gunman robbed a downtown bank of 53.681 yesterday, then left 51.665.on a commuter bus he used for his getaway.The roughly dressed man robbed the United Bank of California at 13th and Broadway, then boarded a bus and handed a 55: bill to the driver. The gunman j waited for his change but when he got off five blocks later he left behind a big part of his loot.WIFE’S NAGGING WINS HIM $267,111 IN POOLLONDON. Feb. 7 - lt;AP) Harry Boggust, 54-year*nld maintenance man, learned yesterday he had won 1267,111 because of his wife’s nagging.Boggust hit the jackpot on n rwip rtennv tone and one*J?