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Vote Slated on Sending School Band to RussiaMILFORD — The board of Af- Staff ‘College, Fori Leavenworth.1 dermen will be asked tomorrow Kansas.night to approve a resolution Maj. Rusannwskv was a mem-: commending efforts toward ar- ter or a class of 665 U. S. officers ranging a trip to Russia far the end S5 officers from -18 allied na-1 Milford elementary schortl band, nons, General Lyman L. Lemniu-: imiier the State depart mem's or, chairman of the Joint Chiefs Cultural program. of Staff, presented diplomas toThe resolution will be intro- the graduates, duced by Mrs. Valerie Barber.- The Milford officer, who enter-’ Ncgoiaiions are now in progress ed the Army in 1942, attended, to gain approval from Washing- San Francisco State college, ton to sona the band on the trip.j Giver MedalsMrs. Barber said vesterday' Sandra Cleiwnis, Nancy Kw-thai I tie band is a volunteer pro- cross and Richard HenaeberRgram anti now a direct part oj 'ere Presented with gold medals school program. The tnp. if iar. ^'^ndiog scholarship by.sanctioned would be financed bv Michael A. Nicttfarothe government. ' „ n graduation exercises at• „ .. A . - ^ Orchard Hills school this week.irh ?d^8.LhldrJ^iri: P ;; A *i»«r •••icdal for outstandingm.ss.tm is Thomas N«nek .He chirenship was awarded to Susanj irted that Pierre Salin- Cr,orr.. vtari*ie f*.. 'has reported that Pierre Salin- Sperrv. Meda|s |or achievemeiU ger. press secretary to Present were givcn ,n Bevcr, Hnv( a,|d Kennedy, has called the plan a cathv Rollins • gnod idea during a recent vis- A special 5iKcr ,nvilal im it to New Haven with the Pres- ce!lcnce in lhc fie|d o( aT( uasden1, awarded la Charles Francis dur-jThe plan has also won the sup- ir?g lt;bc exercises. 1port of U. S. Rep. Robert Giaimo Certificates Tor honor grades; of New Haven, who said Iasi on report cards during the final week that he was working on nh-marking period were presenled to: mining approval in Washington.,Ihe following: eighth grade, Rieh-jThirteen petitions will be heard*i,r^ Heaneherg, Beverly Hoyt, at n public hearing of the BoardNorcross, Cathy Rollins,, of Zoning Appeals tomorrow 3| * andra Clements and Susan Sper j 7:30 p.m. in the circuit rourl,r^: seventh grade, Shellv Steven-1 room in the police building. £r,n’ Dehra Sternberg, Janet Hoi-;Included will he an application “•* Shir,ey' AS™}'('-for approval of location to con- ^duel a limited repairer's busi- a LKJiness on Wulf Harbor road from C!nRcr *»lt;*.Floyd J. Kuril cl the Milford MichaeM-oster._ jToll Gate Chevron station.*•—c— JYGOP CLUB SETS iThere will be no collection garbage in the city on July 1.a legal holiday. Samuel Smith.l REGISTER DRIVEsanitation foreman, announced yesterdav.Girl Scouts Given Badges MILFORD—Plans for a two-day.First class badges wore pre-, v°t*r registration drive have beeni Rented six members of Girl Scout completed by the Young Repub-1 troop No. 94, sponsored by Kao ;*ican club. William Glover, presi*1 pha of Ihe Church of Christ, Con- dent, said yesterday, gregational. during the first an-; campaign, to be headed bys nual Court of Award dinner in theiDeF°rc?;t Smith, will take place! church gymnasium. July 25-26. Named io assist Mr.’The awards were presented to Smith were Robert Pcrcson, Ron-j Debbie Dalton, Karen Engcr,^*3 Crawford and Danforthl Valerie Mascolo, Lesley Noy, hi *Smith. Ilen Palochk© arid Dana Werner J Britain Mayor Tliomas!Second class badges went lo.Meskill, who won an upset vie-Baird, Lynn Bernstein. ;tory ,n city’s mayoralty voteCheryl Ba . . . .............Cindy Baker. Patricia ColKcci, several months ago, was theDebbie Curran, Joanne Cooper, Jacqueline Hancock, Cydnev Lambert, Pamela Mexwell, Pegg\guest speaker at a meeting of the club this week in the community room of the First FederalNewman. Patricia Sherman, Cyd-Sav,n§s 1ank-ney Smith, Fl!en Telker and Wen-! Mr- Meskill outlined his camt c*y Waterhouse paign plan in the New BritainGuests at the dinner, a mother-‘cl^clion and spoke briefly on the daughter affair, were Mrs. Ernest.subiccl primaries.P. Rogers, Jr., council secretary! Refreshments were served alter and Nancy Wright, director or the feting with Mrs. Betty Rose. Christian Education program of;*001*1 chairman- in charge the Congregational church.Children’s Reading Conlesi * HI HATS WIN ROUNDReading contests for children; im encTRM I I CAP liein grades two tnrough seven are 1 ^ oUM^ALL LtAbUtard MILFORD - The Hi-Hats took nevnn i' M? CnK 7-'?rirst roiln(1 »o™rs m ihe Kecrea-braries C branch M''™ J“»«w Girls' Softball leaguetv,. ' , „ ~ ‘with a four win and no Joss rec-jThe contest will close Septem- orcj!?r u1^Ch,,drMn wh* havc rc.ar|! m a make up game the Hi-Hats’: lea books will receive a ccrt.fi- downed ihc Iadians 13.7, behijld;A . V u-,a. pitching efforts of Marie Ba jBooks read must he on a child s kunns and Sharon Erpter. Karon! leading level and an official re Spellman was the Indian chuck-! port signed by ihe child's parent ermust be presented (o che iibrar-; the Hi-Hats trounced the Com-! ,Qn' . . , - ‘ els, 20 0 with Sharon Lofthcmse'Assigned To Germany :tre winning moundsman. JanetMajor Alexander p. Rusanow- Schmta held the mound fo’r the rky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul losing cause.D. Rusanowsky, of 275 Wolf I far- The Warriors triumphed over bor road, has been assigned to-the Indians, 23-17, with Mary duty in Germany following the Hebert defeating sister Sue Heh-coinpletion of a conrre ai the ert on the mound in another Army's Command and General league match
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Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport, Connecticut, US
Sun, Jul 01, 1962
Page 50
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