07 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1966
Page
1
A collection of reader tips and notes from Heloise including defrosting with shortening, saving time on reheating rolls, bathing babies without a special furniture, repurposing nylon curtains as dish towels, and a humorous reader question about the capital of Arizona.
A Wheeling News Register column on girdles prompts hostile letters from readers in Lincoln and Eureka. Messages lampoon vanity and fashion, with criticisms from health officials at the YWCA and others about body image and fitness.
Naugatuck Emblem Club No 160 to honor District Deputy Mrs Margaret Erickson at District Deputy Night on March 9 at 8 PM in Elks Clubrooms. Chair Mrs Ben Broderick assisted by Mrs Lottie Keating and others. Preparations for April 13 Birthday Party and travel notice for West Haven New Haven and Manchester Deputy Nights.
The Naugatuck Woman's Club Music and Literature Department met at Mrs. Philip Rice's home with twenty members attending. Mrs. Donald Crosby presided over a brief meeting and nominating committee. Mrs. Rice led the program featuring Night Club Entertainment with comedians Alan Sherman Bob Newhart and Anna Russell. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edward Fogarty and Mrs. Bernard Smith.
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4867 Misses sizes with fabric options crepe shantung linen and hues raspberry sherbet coffee creme and orange. Includes pricing fifty cents plus mailing, mail to Anne Adams NAUGATUCK DAILY NEWS Pattern Dept New York address and catalog offer with free pattern-clip coupon.
Stauffer-Baummer Chapter No. 6 of the American War Mothers Inc will hold its regular monthly meeting at the VFW rooms Rubber Ave Monday March 8 at 8 p m President Ruth Wood will conduct the business meeting Also advertised patterns and quilt books from Needlecraft with prices and ordering details including patterns for embroidery motifs and various quilting guides.
The regular monthly meeting of St Marys Altar Society will be held Wednesday March 9 at 8 pm. Members should bring kitchen shower articles and ticket returns for the corned beef supper. Some tickets remain available at the meeting or after Masses on Sunday. Deadline is Monday March 14.
The Senior Women's Friendship Club will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday March 8 at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center Meadow Street. Mrs. Garrett Joyce will lead a brief business session to discuss future activities. Refreshments follow and a card game will conclude the afternoon.
Rev. Roger W. Floyd a former Naugatuck resident will speak at the Wa terbury Area Catholic Gradu ate's Club meeting at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church 785 Highland Ave Waterbury. He will discuss educational problems of culturally deprived children and efforts by government religion and groups to address them.
Tommy Daily of Bowman Drive will celebrate his sixth birthday today with a party at his home. Guests include Johnny Rice Johnny Baker Marty Gunnoud Brian Sheehan Steven Martlotti John Mariotti Tommy Breck Gordon Grant Kevin Ratte and Paul Palowski.
Fran Lawlor returns as soloist with the Kollege Kapers show aided by a forty five member chorus. A twenty five member male chorus will also perform in the upcoming production with past praise for There Is Nothing Like A Dame and a rendition of This Land Is Your Land.
Salem Lodge No. 136 A F and A M schedules Fellow Craft degree exemplification at 7 30 p m Tuesday March 8 in the Masonic Temple Worshipful Master Julian Totten will preside in the East for the business session Beecher Woodside will preside in the East for the ritual work and present the Middle Chamber Lecture All Master Masons are invited and refreshments will be served
Mary Arena of WAVS and the Marine Corps League Auxiliary joined a March 2 event in Building 1. Seventy five patients played bingo and won canteen books as prizes. The Brass City detachment sponsored, with Waterbury auxiliary. Refreshments followed. A April 6 event in Building 1 is planned by Silver City detachment and Auxiliary.
The Waterbury Chapter of Parens Without Partners will host a St Patrick's Day Dance on Saturday March 12 at Sandy's Restaurant on Thomaston Ave opposite Valley Auto Shop. Buffet supper provided. Reservations by March 9 via Shirley Dalton after 4pm at 756 5182.
Cub Scout Pack 114 of St Hedwig's Church will hold its annual Blue and Gold Banquet on March 15 at 6 p.m. in Christ Toforo Columbo Hall. Parents and Cubs’ families are invited with each Cub accompanied by a parent. An interesting program and awards will be presented. Reservations: Cubmaster Francis Morrow 729-3266 or Den Mothers. The pack thanks everyone for participating in their cake sale.
Juntley Ason, Joseph Michael, to Mr. and Mrs. George A. Huntley of Oak Street on March 3. Mrs. Huntley is the former Mary Vida. Harnish, Christine Marie, to Mr. and Mrs. George Harnish of Hillside Avenue on March 2. Mrs. Harnish is the former Mary King.
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