Poppoppy Auxiliary Reports Poppy Sale Gains and Plans
At Crusa der Auxiliary No. 1916 meeting Senior Vice President Jeanatte Freeman reported a successful Poppy sale and thanked participants. A post donation check was presented, and a county council update followed with plans for a September card party and Gio party. The memorial chair was draped for Past Department President Atlee Ryan, with members urged to contact Senators Prescott Bush and William Purtell regarding bill S 3704. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Hikla Dio and Mrs. Myrte Bireh.
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Crusader Auxiliary
Jeanatte Freeman
Waterbury
New Haven County Council
Charlee
Atlee Ryan
New Canaan
Prescott Bush
Willian Purtell
Washington DC
Senate
Hikla Dio
Myrte Bireh
Wallace for Ute at Waterbury meeting hints at 1952 race
Henry A. Wallace former vice president spoke at a Waterbury institute gathering last night. He warned of a possible split within the party as President Eisenhower faced reelection questions. Wallace declined comment on supporting New York Governor Harriman if Eisenhower sought a second term.
Seven Year Itch to Be Presented at Litchfield Theater
The Seven Year Itch a Broadway sparkling comedy arrives at Litchfield Summer Theatre for one week starting Monday June 25 through Saturday June 30. Marilyn Monroe and Tom Ewell led the film. on stage are Marc Abbell Jo Klin Smith Barry Martin Lee Mobre Pat Tyler Elaine Alterman and director Albert Altobell who will keep the original risque humor. The theatre also showcases Charles Miley's That Cersary Ages world premiere with daily hours 9 am to 9 pm and Bargain Night Monday with all seats one dollar.
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Hollywood
Peture . ci
Mitchfield
Maving
Marilyn Monroe
Tor Ewell
Tercott
Jeonard Attobell
Litchfield Summer Theatre
Bourde
Altobell
Barry Martin
Lee Mobre
Pat Tyler
Elaine Alterman
Charles Milley Vicious
J Alchfield
Record Enrollment Reported For YMCA Day Camp
Camp Naboca opens by Monday June 23 with a record enrollment of boys aged 6 to 13. extra spaces remain for additional boys. camp will extend to a five day week with five daily activities. Notable enrollees include Peter Klukis Douglas Wrowh Pat Kelly Michael Kelly Seat Kitersole Robert Pilbro Charles Robinson Carl Kutells Irving Braunstein Jerry Jacowles John Bielarczyk Joseph Spadola Ronald Adamaki John Danibroski Robert Fur Richard Foley Jr David Weaving Edward Smole nski Thomas Gesreck MorganORNrjen Thomas McLaughlin Kevin Leary Henry Mantes James McCann Leonard Chase Multac Baldwin Kevin Cassidy James Anderson Peter Smith Raymond Barrieault Terry Zwick Tommy Zwick Tommy Garland.
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Naboca
YMCA
Peter Klukis
Douglas Wrowh
Pat Kelly
Michael Kelly
Seat .Kitersole
Robert Pilbro
Charles Robinson
Carl Kutells
Irwin Braunstein
Jerry Jacowles
John Bielarczyk
Joseph Spadola
Ronald Adamaki
John Danibroski
Robert Fur
Richard Foley, Jr
David Weaving
Edward Smolenski
Thomas Gesreck
Morgan ‘Ornrjen
Thomas McLaughlin
Kevin Leary
Hetry Mantes
James McCann
Leonard Chase
Iultac Baldwin
Kevin Cassidy
James Anderson
Peter Smith
Raymond Barrieault
Terry Zwick
Tommy Zwick
Tommy Garland
Park Board Hears Bid Vetting For Tennis Courts
The Park Board will not meet with Wia after being informed by John Breen, chairman. The board plans a meeting next week to review bids for vetting of the tennis courts at the recreation field.
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Park Board
Wia
John Breen
Recreation Field
Funeral services for Mrs Job Peterson held in Williamsport
Funeral services for Mrs Job Peterson of Williamsport were conducted today from Bastians Funeral Home with burial in Armol Cemetery. She was mother of Harold Peterson of Pearread and Mrs Maxwell Bloom of Bethany.
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John Peters
Job Peterson
Wilamsport
Harold Peterson
Pearread
Maxwell Bloom
Bethany
Bastians
Williamsport
Armol
Cometory
Local man to face Borough Court on three vehicle charges
Andrew Perock, 25, of 212 Lawry Street, was arrested yesterday by Officer Anthony Malone on three motor vehicle charges. He faces counts of operating without a license, defective equipment, and speeding after police observed him driving a Kia at high speed on Oak Street.
Waterbury Police Officers Rotation Approved and Changes
Waterbury Police Commissioners voted yesterday to rotate three officers, effective July 1. A directive from Mayor Bergin prohibits parking beyond the entrance to the Police Department from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. An informal request for downtown solicitors to wear badges on duty was approved, with specific exceptions. Signs located over 4,118 feet above sea level are noted as the highest in the incorporated town in North Carolina.
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Erpury
Board of Police
Commatsgionera
Tuliya
Pepoard
Edward BE. Bergin
O Pam
Molard
William J. Rouch
Slgiands
Seq
Level
North Carolina
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Marc Abbell
Yo Klin Smith
Marlyn Mone
Jayne Bransfield
Miss Smith
Iirihe
Lincoln
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CMTC
MOTT
All Frigidaire Appliances
Reetad
West Mai
Yeyere
Garstons
Haspel
Dacron
Hespel
Catan
Bank ST
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