Select Finalists For Aetna Award
Three regional string players from Connecticut have earned television appearances in the final round for the Aetna Life music scholars award. Leste Selden of West Hartford Corund Light of Westport and Ravail Onannon of Staples High School in Westport qualified from a pool of about 400 contestants. They will perform with the Hartford Symphony in the first TV concerts, with the top performer winning a $1,000 scholarship and proceeding to the final program.
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Aetna Life Music
Finghets
Shortland Symphony
Overesa
Fria Mahler
Miss Leste Selden
Poa
West Tortold
Corud
Timur Adians
Ellsworth Memortials School
South Windsor
Raval Onanion
Staples Mitch School
Westport
Hartford
Actin Life
Coan. Par
Connecticut
Langs
Hoarfrost Magic Touch Creates Fairyland Mornings
The prose describes hoarfrost as a magical morning phenomenon where the world appears transformed. It explains hoarfrost as a silvery ice needle deposit formed by direct condensation at subfreezing temperatures due to nocturnal radiation.
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Slmes
Muti Mb Det
U S Rubber Names Mesenbourg To Post
Thomas L Mesenbourg has been named national manager of brand sales for U S Rubber Co s footwear and consumer products division The promotion takes effect January 1 He will direct district sales activities from Rockefeller Center New York City He began with U S Rubber in Minneapolis in May 1946 rising through roles to regional sales manager eastern division by July 1958 at the time of the promotion
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Thomas L. ‘Mesenbourg
United States Rubber Co
Joseph Anastazio
Mesenbourg
Rockefeller Center
Avenue of the Americas
New York City
Mr. Mesenbourg
U. S. Rubber
Minneapolis
Woman bound over in forgery case in Waterbury court
Olga Androzyski 21 of Naugatuck pleaded not guilty in Circuit Court to forgery. She waived examination and is bound over to Superior Court on $300 bond. In another item, Raymond Cabry 35 rode a horse to town after a nine inch snowfall, charged with improper sidewalk use for a bridle path.
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Waterbury
Olga Androzyski
Greenwood St. Naugatuck
Superior Court
Silvis, I
UPI
Raymond Cabry
Cabry O
Connecticut Sealed Bid Notice for State Purchases 1961
Sealed proposals for supplying commodities and or services for Connecticut will be received by the Director of Purchases at 70 Arch Street Hartford until designated times on January 1962. Bid forms available at the Director of Purchases office. The notice lists multiple January 1962 bid items across state departments including medical facilities universities and highway work.
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State of Connecticut
Arch Street
Hartford
Director of Purchases
Veterans Home & Hospital
GMC
Highway Dept
Dept. of Aeronautics
PVD
Conn
Valley Hospital
Nomvich Hospital
Astern
University of Connecticut
University of Connecicut
Natural Resources
Park & Forest
Valley Hosp
Central Conn. State College
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Willimantic State College
PWD
Highway miles completed in Connecticut total 74 for 1961
State Highway Commissioner Howard S. Ives said the department finished 74 miles of major highways in 1961 at 61 million dollars from federal state and town aid funds. Districts reported various miles completed including 16 in Hartford area 6.5 million in Route 2 relocation and 15 miles of Interstate 44 from New York line to Sandy Hook in Newtown.
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Wethersfield
Howard S. Ives
Highway Department
Fed
Shartford
Norwich Area
New
Seymour
Miford
Ives
New York State
Sandy Hook
Lube
Newtown
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Silve
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Chirencer Moore
Ahi
Shremer
Beme
Nea
Telephoto
U.S
Norwich St. Hosp
Southern Conn. St. College
C. L. Magnuson
Dominick Scavone
Rubber Avenue
Fiauagilack
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A&p
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Ann Page
Jane Parker
Reg
Iane Parker
U.S. Gov't
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HAM
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C&c
Oxford
Silverbrook
Bop
Orc
AQP
de Weiny
Dole
ABC Juices
Camay Soap
Maxwell House
Meee
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