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SIXTEEN THE BRIDGEPORT-POST, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, Fund Redects, Additional Contribution EW MILFORD 4RLENE N. YAPLE Box 239. New Milton) ELrtn 4-5241--4-4506 Mrs. E. A.

Ambler, of Bennett eet, was reelected president of thie John Pettibone Memorial lolarship Fund, at the annual meeting in the office of Town erk Howard H. Peck. officers reelected were: Other Leo Murpy, vice president; Norman M. Dube; secre- Jy; Mr. Peck, treasurer dition to awarding the schola Mps, the association has loane $3531.

He said repayments hav befn "well up to expectations. errill Golden, chairman of th membership campaign, reporte a good response in the campaig now underway. He stressed th need for additional contribution to make greater help b. the fund. Mr.

Murphy and Mrs. Willian Giddings of the loan committtee spoke of their work. There was discussion of thi location of the bronze plaqui made by Mr. -Pettibone's son Richard, for the Petlibone school Additional study of the location will be made. Mrs.

Ambler, Mrs Marion Piper, and Herber Blackman are. drafting-the. plaque inscription. Garden Club Luncheon The of the Garden Milford wili take place Tuesday at 12:45 p.rri at the White Fence inn, Thomaston. Cars will leave the municipal parking lot at 12 noon.

from Mrs. Norman Harrison South Main street, or Counli Casuals of Brookficld. Confraternity to Meet, Confraternity of the Rosar i meet tonight immediate following the Novena at St. Fro cis church to go to the Lillis fi neral home to say the Rosary fo the late'Mrs. M.

James Meloy. Daughter for Millers A daughter was born Frida in New Milford hospital to Jaco and Hanna (Evans) Miller Kent. Mrs. L. Lewis Potter is chairman.

The luncheon will befollow- ed by election of officers. Homemakers To Meet The Progressive Homemakers will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Civil Defense headquarters for an evening of "What's Cooking in China." Leaders wili be Mrs. Marshall Beatty and Mrs. Nelson Chase.

Hostesses will be Mrs. Martin Lillis, J. and Mrs. Norman Past Masters' Night St. Peter's lodge of Masons will conduct past masters' night with the' Maston Mason Degree Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

in Masonic hall. Harry Screen, a past master and a district deputy, will be in charge. of to Meet Kousatonic council, Knights of Columbus, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. St. John's Schedule St.

John's church Tuesday schedule: 10 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., l.itchfield Archdeaconry meeting in St. Mark's FIREMEN HONOR VET VOLUNTEERS MONROE, Oct. 20-Monroi Fire company members and theii wives paid tribute to two mem bers each with more than 2. years' of volunteer service anc other "veteran" mem lers, at a testimonial dinner in firehouse Saturday night. Kenneth Burr, of Trumbull, and Withnell, Sr.

of Newtown both former Monroe residents vho have each served as com )any volunteers more than 25 were presented with gok ife membership pins -by Burton etcham: of Easton, another for- ner member, who was similarly loliored several years ago. Honorary membership certifi- ates. were presented by William Fire company president, vho also presented honorary cmbership certificates to Lese Bissell, fo Route 111, and Louis S. Jacobson, of Fan Hill oad. Veteran membership certifi- ates were presented to Robert chultz, Albert Bozogan, Ray- lond G.

Michel, George F. Mak, Randolph Stephens, Danil Sherman, John Frulla and Alert Takach. The.Rev: Richard S. Martin, of St. Peter's Episcopal hurch, gave the invocation, and IB Rev.

Joseph W. Kupec, of t. Stephen's church, gave a hort talk. Other speakers included Sclect- ian Lloyd E. Stevens, Fire Chief oseph E.

Blaskewicz and Mr. cnz. Dorothy Gribko was pianist for i entertainment program. church, Brldgewater; 8 p.m. Adult instruction class.

Fashion Show "Festival and Fall Fashion," array of fall styles, will be shown at First Congregational church Tuesday at 8 p.m. The fellowship room will be arranged with tables set up cabaret style. Proceeds of Ihe show, sponsored by the Congregational Mothers' club, will be used for the church equipment for furnishings for the new parish house. Dnnbury, Brookficld and New Mlford stores are cooperating to Supply clothing and accessories for the show. Area residents will be models.

Dessert and coiice wiii be served, mm served at the conclusion of the show. Tickets may be obtained VETS POLL NOMINEES TRUMBULL, Oct. Barracks 994, Veterans of World War I of the USA, will conduct a special meeting Oct. 28 at 8 p. m.

in the Town Hall, for the purpose of acting on candidates for Congress. Al the last minute, the adjutant was instructed i to all candidates asking, "How 'will you vote on the following questions? Will you vole in favor of a pension a of World War Will you vote for a widows Would you vote in favor of hospitalization for veterans of World War 1 or their widows trf be admitted to a hospital of their own choosing, instead of waiting, for admittance to "a Veterans hospital?" The questionnaire was sent to Senator Purtell, Senator Bush, (although he is not up for Thomas J. Dodd, Rep. Albert P. Morano and Donald Irwin.

House Nominees From Easton RALPH J. BROWN of 174 Spor 111 road, Easton is the Republi an candidate for state represent live. A of Connecticu early 30 years, Mr. Brown has ved in Easton six years. He is retired executive of the Genera company where he erved as vice president of its na- onal distributing division.

He is a member of the vestry tne Parish ot Christ's cnurcn nd the Square and Compass ub of Easton. Mr. and Mrs. rown have' four children, -a larried. ALLEGE WHIST SET IN CHURCH lichols CATHERINE HERMAN 43 street AM I-90B9 MARCIA C.

MORGAN 1734 Htmtlnetnn lurnplU r.U 7-S)93 DR. DAVID NYE BARROWS A a road, Easton-'is 'the Democratic candidate for epresentative. A resi- cnt of New York city, he has een living in Easton since '1934. A graduate of Dr. Barows received his medical degree the Cornell Medical school.

a clinical professor at NYU nd a director of the New York practicing physician New York 'city, Dr. Barrows iso is licensed to. practice in onnccticut. A fellow and'member of the 'ew York Obstelrical society, Dr. arrows is a member of the merican College jpf Surgeons, le American Medical, associa- on, a fellow of the Academy ollege of Surgeons, the Amerian Medical association, a fel- of the Academy of Medicine, and a consulting gyencol at Bellevue hospital, KnicK- rhocker hospital, St.

Francis h'os- tal and the Hospital for Special urgery. He is a member of the Fair- 3ld Beach club, the Graduates lib of New Haven, and is a rmer vestryman of the Parish Christ's church. MOTHERS NAMED TO AID TEACHERS MONROE-STEPNEY. STEVENSON JEAN t.OVELAND EFD 1. SleDntJ A.M 8-9436 TOWN BUYS RADIOS RIDGEFIELD, Oct.

20 The con- Mrs. Herbert Crabe is chair- an of the college whist Oct. 28 8 p.m. in the Trinity Episco- 1 parish house. Doors open at 30 and.

card playing starts at Assisting the chairman will Mrs. Charles golls, Mrs. Andrew Eslona, rs. Alexander Marshall, Mrs. Smith McLean, Mrs.

Thomas ieckhctcr and Mrs. Charles' uckerton; prizes, Mrs. Lester etllcton; reservations, Mrs. illiam Wurstcr. Nichols PTA William M.

Sharp, of the Civil Defense.office^ will be the guest speaker al the meeting of Nichols PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m, al the Sharp will discuss, "Civil Defense and How It Pertains to Children." This will also be "Back to School Night" when the parents will an opportunity to meet the teachers. Hostcsse will be Mrs. James McAllister, chairman, Mrs. Philip Crandon, Mrs. Leroy Hoawrd, Mrs.

Kenneth Morgan, Mrs. Walter Irvine, Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs. Harvey Kornblut, Mrs. Leonard Bograd and Mrsi-Joscph Knnpick.

Recent hot lunch aids at Nichols school-were: Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Lorln Willis, MM. Kenneth Morgan, Mrs. Vincent Shea, Mrs.

Richard Langdon, RALLIES ARRANGED BY RIDGEFIELD QOP R1DGEF1ELD, Oct. 20-- Robert R. Keelcr and Miss Nancy Carroll Republican candidates 'or representatives and Probate Judge Reed F. Shields will attend meetings each night this meeting will, lake week. Tonight's place in the home of Mrs.

Carl Franken in Silver Spring road. Tuesday night's meeting is in the home of Dr. and Mrs. John 0. Lane; Wednesday, home.

of Mr. and- Mrs. Daniel M. -McKcon; Thursday night, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Butler will be hosts, and Friday night, the annual candidates' meeting, arranged by the League of Women Voters will take place in Veterans Park school. Mrs. McKeon, vice chairman of the Republican is in charge of the coffee hour for Senator William Purtell 'the Community Center Oct. 27 at 10:30 a.m. WOMAN IS INJURED WHEN HIT BY AUTO NEW 20-Mrs.

Donato Chiello, 79, of 16 Locust avenue, was admitted to Nor-' hospital at 8:30 a.m. ycsler- Mrs. Stanley Gaynor Mrs Leon- day with in ur ics received when Sears Pharmacies TR 4-2328 IDJ-2288 Devon Stratford Fror PifU-Up and bolivPry ow PRESCRtPtlONS tract for two car (or office of ard Bograd. Mrs. Joseph Sugden, Mrs.

Charles Dennis, Mrs. William Stupnck, Mrs. Saturro Francini, Mrs. Kenneth Bicbel, surgeon, Dr. Frederick Van'Poz- and the other for the fire radios, one rs Thomas Lewis, Mrs.

Alfred Parker, Mrs. Philip Koons, Mrs. the Police department's was given to "power he General Electric company for $1,135, according to 1 First Selectman Leo F. Carroll. YOU WHEN YOU AND LET US QUOTE ON YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! Open Monday Through Saturday 8 A.M.

to P.M. Ilk Mfl Gerard Mack, Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. Michael Hrlnalt. Mrs.

Lloyd Meyer and Mrs. Edward Kapral. Center PTA I MAIN Lower Stepney, Conn. AMHERST 8-4875 ROUTE 25 TRUMBULL-MONROE LINE Center PTA will have a' membership kick-off cover-dish supper tomorrow al 6:30 p.m. al the school cafclcria.

Mrs. James McDonald and Mrs. Steven Kruzshak, co-chairmen of hospitality announce thai Mrs. Shirley Gilmont's second grade mothers and Miss Vera Mikulics second and third grade mothers, will be the hostesses. Mrs.

William Healy, chairman, -will be assisted by Mrs. Patrick Capasso, Mrs. Joseph Miklus, Mrs. William Zchrung, Mrs. Daniel Guion.

Mrs. Richard Winchester, Mrs. James Minto, Mrs Charles Albert, Mrs. Richard Kascak and Mrs. Daniel Kozlow ski.

Membership cards for the PTA organization, will be available at this meeting. Mrs. Roy Lcnhard and Mrs. John Garlinski, membership co-chairmen, will be at the door.so that parents and teachers may register as members. Dance Classes Middlebrook dancing club nounccs that beginning Oct.

24 upper and lower Long Hill seventh grades will meet from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Nichols and Trumbull Center seventh will com bine with all the eighth and i grades and meet from 8:30 to 10 p.m. Calendar Tonight--Mission, 7:30, St. Teresa's church. Eastern Girls bowling league, 7 to 9.

Long Hill alleys. Firemen's league, 9 to I I Hill alleys. Republican Town committee, 8, Middlebrook school. Teacher a i i session, 8, Grace church. Nichols Homcmak- ers, 7:30, Trinity Episcopal parish Commission on I education of Long Hill Methodist is in "fair" Police reported the car stuck the woman was driven by Joseph E.

Giovinc, 53, of L'cwisburg, N.Y. He was not arrested. she was stnuck by an auto while' crossing Main street near the Town hall. Hospital attendants said Mrs. Chiello, who received a possible Mrs.

Robert Gorham and Mrs Robert Thornton, co-chairman room -named thos who will assist teachers at par ties and other special events dur ing the year. The elementary PTA will have a dinner and so cial, for the' room mothers am school personnel, Oct. 27 i p. m. in the school Room mothers are.as follows: Grade one--Mrs.

Sandra Mar zulli, J. J. Tufaiio and Mrs. Kursawe; Mrs Rosemary Wishneski, Joseph Dishey and Mrs -'rank Fox; Mrs. Constance Wie marin, teacher, Mrs.

Robert-Fos er and Mrs. Hartley Hall; Mrs Juinette Mrs Laurence Zito-'and Mrs: Edwin iabranche; Regina Charney eacher, Mrs. William anc Mrs. Samuel Stnqlen; Beckley, teacher, Mrs. Wil iam Winslow and Mrs.

Alberl ipp. Grade two--Mrs. Alicia teacher, Mrs. Earl Harper anc Mrs. Ralph Mrs.

Judy Flynn, teacher, Mrs. William Dillistin and Mrs. Frederick Witt; Mrs. Grace Joiies, Walter Zinn and Mrs. Robert.L.

Mix; Mrs. Evelyn Hachman, teacher, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Robert Graff; Mrs. Helen Baldwin, teacher, Mrs, Ernest Chase and Mrs.

Stephen Silder; Besse Smick, teacher, Mrs. F.P.A. Williams and Mrs. H. Lyle Stotts.

Grade three Perry, teacher, Mrs. Georgia Mrs. Robert Dcrle and Mrs. John H. Chase; Susan Meeks, teacher, Mrs.

Edward Hagerty and Mrs. Frederick Brainard; Mrs. Julia DeLeon, teacher, Mrs. Edward Banas and Mrs. Walter Maginnis; Mrs.

Helen Jernigan, teacher, Mrs. Sherman Corning and Mrs. William Goodman; Mrs. Mary O'Dwyer, teacher, Mrs. Albert Mrs.

William Janet Bartow, Edward Kiriluk Takach and O'Brien; Mrs. teacher, Mrs. and Mrs. A. J.

Mooney. Grade four--Mrs. Lucy Dukcn- ski, teacher, Mrs. George Hair and Mrs. Charles Warner; Mrs.

Maureen Malloy, teacher, Mrs. Richard Klein and Mrs. Chanel Ouellette; Mrs. Ann Mylen, teacher, Mrs. Robert Walker and Mrs.

George Hudak; Mrs. Bernice Mcancy, tencher, Mrs, Frank Dclfino and Mrs. Raymond Huntlcy; Mrs. Ida Meyer, teacher, Mrs. August Mackro and Mrs.

Svcn Svenssqn. Grade five Mrs. Margaret Burr, teacher, Mrs. Clarence Crumb and Mrs. Stanley Thornas; Mrs.

Alice Stratford, teacher, Mrs. Vincent Bartpsik and Mrs. Lawrence -Luckncr; Dora George, Teacher, Mrs. Thaddeus Wasik and Mrs. William Brccn; Jacqueline King, teacher, Mrs.

Nor'nian Callahan and Mrs. Harold G. Robert Montvillo. teacher, Mrs. Stephen Salaj and Mrs.

William Ainlcy. Grade six--Martha Humiston, teacher, Mrs. Richard Woodward and Mrs. John Kick; Lawrence Wright, teacher, Mrs. Chester Wildman and Mrs.

Leslie Molt; Marcia Pcdcn, teacher, Mrs. Francis Durla and Mrs. Maxwell Slppin; Gcrda Lex, teacher, Mrs. served by the Men's club in the community house. Mrs.

Arthur E. Beardsley am Mrs. Joseph E. Halter ii charge of a booth which wilj.fea ture Christmas gift items, eluding handmade articles, orations, corsages, tree orna ments, and others. Mrs.

Kenneth Waite is. chair man of a booth which will fea ture home baked cakes, pies and other delicacies. Those attending the supper are invited to visit the parsonage which will be open all evening Organize Auxiliary Wives of Little League officials and ball players are invited to attend a meeting tonight at o'clock in the home of Mrs. Walter Yanosy, Cutlers Farm-road, when a Little League Women's 'auxiliary, will be formed. interested in furthering 'the Little League program, by assisting men in the organization during the season, fund raising, and other is welcpme attend.

Public Hearing hearing tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the elementary school cafeteria, to hear those 'interested in on the re-enactment' of zoning regulations.relating to the Stepney district. The Planning and Zoning commission 1 has called the. hearing, mar taking'action to re-enact chapg'e of "zone in Stepney, 'rom: one-half to one acre build- Ing ment.of building lots be 'eet, if the proposed reenactment is Community Calendar Tonight Executive board; of Vtother's 'club, 8, home of Mrs. Raynor Seeley, Bagburn Hill road Harmony- Grange memr Bethel Candidates for House MRS. MARY a Republi.

can, is seeking her fourth term as a state representative; from The Planning and Zoning com- Bethel. has served on mission will conduct a public he Committee on Education and he Public Health and. Safety committee. Mrs. Reed, came to 30 ago from New.

York city. She.helped to organize (he Plum- trees. school association, has served as a. Den mother of the a a a in Girl She served as vice chairman.of the Fairfield Qoimty Young Republicans terms, las. been of the Fair- Field 'County.

Women's, associa- ion, and-helped found the PTA of Center A communicant of SL Thomas Reed is a member of the A a i and the.Womans 'will neighbor with Wolcott Auxiliary of that church. Duetto, wno receiveci a possioie ch a Howard fraclure of Ihe back, abrasions Mr Do ore Mont'vllle. Randolph Heard of the forehead and right that I and Mrs. Charles Kellogg SI. Judc's Circle St.

Jude's Mother's circle will church, 7:45, Bradley hall. Tomorrow--Brownie troop 2f), 3:15, Edison school; Brownie irange In New. Canaan, in observance of "hobo night," 8 Defense staff Tneeting, hall Sippin-Winspii Post 176, 8, Stepney firehouse. Tomorrow--Board of Assessoi office open 10 a. m.

to 5 p. m. hall. Building Committee Tonight The High School Building com mittee will meet tonight, imme after- the' public' ivhich will be conducted by the fanning and Zoning commission it 7:30 p.m. in the elementarj ichool.

William F. O'Brien, chairman the building committee also vill meet in the elementarj ichool. Stevenson Rummage Sale The auxiliary of the Stevenson 7 ire company is seeking rum mage of all kinds for a two-day sale which it will conduct Frida; and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 in the firehouse. Mrs.

Ludwlg Junker, Mrs. Wai Ellison and Mrs. Samue chairmen, will arrange or pick-up of any contributions, able to do so may leave tailing, small items or house- lold goods or other salable lungs at the firehouse all this veek. Mrs. Vayan to Speak M.

Florence Vayan, Dem- cratlc candidate for state repre- entativc, will speak at a meet- ng of the Democratic club, Oct 28 at 8 p.m., In the Marge Hull Studio, Stanley road. She will discuss the "Responsibilities of a Representative." After the talk there will be card party. At Republican Headquarters Burton J. Jacobson, Republican candidate for slate representative, will be at Republican headquarters on Route 25, every evening from to 7 o'clock, according to Charles Y. Becker, chairman of the Republican Town committee.

Residents with questions or those wishing to meet Mr. Jacobson arc invited to stop room, Edison school, ols Memorial library 5:30 p.m.- meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the home of Mrs. A V.

Slc- fcrt, Birchwood lane. Wili liam Mahoncy will be co-hostess, WSCS Plans Sale The WSCS of (he East Village have a RIDGEI-'IELD PTA RIDGEFIELD, Oct. 20 The Margaret Carroll chapter, Future Teachers of America, met i Veterans Park school recently. troop, 3:15 p.m., Ellen O'Maley's Methodist church will have a Stcyn presided. Truman Nich-j Christmas sale Nov.

I in theiWarncr, of the Danbury State open, parsonage during the hours of.Teachers college, a sociologist, the a a turkey supper tn bn-showcd films. Monroe Firemen Fete Veteran Members Other local affiliations include the Bethel Auxiliary of the VFW, the Bethel Women's Republican club of which she. was vice' president in 1 '1934, the Republican Town committee, and the Bethel Woman's club. She is a membei of the' Fairfield County' Republican and Fairfield County Republican Women's association. Reed.

resides on Taylor road, Bethel her husband and family, which now includes who attends Bethel high school. Her son, Lester, is a freshman at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. A daughter, Mrs. John with her husband and two children, reside in San Jose, and another daughter, Mrs. ert Wood, resides with her hus band and three children in Bethel.

Photo by Shci RAVID 'DEAKIN, 34, of 10 Oxford street, Bethel, is a Demo cratic candidate for state repre- seeking political office for the flrst time. Born in Danbury, he has. resided in Bethel the past. 10 years. He- is a graduate of St.

-Peter's parochial school and Danbury High school. Mr. Deakin, a hatter, served as treasurer of the Climton Wright Hat company and later-became an executive firm. 'Four and one-half years ago he purchased the business of the LeDann Stationery store, 7 West street; Danbury, which he now operates. He served three years.with the Field Artillery, two.

of them in Europe, during World War II. In 048 he married, the. former Wary Foley of Danbury, and they lave two sons, David nine, a student this year in St. Peter's school, Danbury, and Douglas, 'ive, a pupil in the kindergarten at Center, school, Bethel. MRS.

HILDA Greenwood avenue, Bethel, publican, a candidate for state epresentative, was born In Dan- mry, daughter of the late Anna Brennan Walsh and Patrick Josiph Walsh. She was educated In it. Peter's school and Danbury high school and took extension at Danbury State Tcach- irs college. Mrs. Walker' has been a resident of Belhcl since 1327 follow- ng her marriage to Ambrose F.

Mullaney, who died March -2. 920. She married Duncan C. iValker in 1932. He died in Feb- -uary, 1948.

She has been rhcmbW of the Republican Town the )ast 10 years and is serving her ourth year 'as vice chairman. A'charter member of the Bethel Women's Republican club, she served as president four years, nd recording secretary for two jears. She served two years as recording secretary of the Fair- icld County Republican Women's association. Mrs. Walker served as presi- lent of Center PTA two years; president of Bethel PTA Council ive years, and president of the Fair-field County PTA five years.

Other activities include the Bethel Recreation association which she helped organize; member of Board of Education eight years, and served as chairman the past three years; mem- her of the Frank A. Berry Scr.ool Building committee; the Berry! School Site and Needs commit lee; member of the Bethel Wo-' men's club; Salvation Army hoard; American Legion Auxiliary Post 100; Bethel Council nf Catholic Women; St. Mary's church, and member of the board of directors of the Greater Danbury Real Estate hoard. She is a realtor with an office in her home. Monroe Fire Department 1, feted two veteran members at a testimonial dinner Saturday night in Us cluhrooms, Routes 111 and 110.

Left to right arc: William H. Rcnz, president; Leslie Withnell, 20 year membership, and Kenneth Burr, more than 25 years. TAKE IT EASY' MEETING THEME REDDING Mrs. Lyman Crofts, leader of the Redding Home Extension Service group, has announced that tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Reding Ridge firehouse members i a a program theme on "take It The leaders will be Mrs.

Gerald Simard and Mrs. Charles Penque, who will tell the members how to save steps in routine: activities so as to have more leisure time. Mrs. Anthony Criscuoll, will serve as hostess chairman, Aid Hospital A'-Redding committee by the Rev. Randall C.

Giddings rector of Christ Episcopal church, has been named to assist: with the annual Progress Fuhdi'drive for the Danbury hospital. Bertram A. of the fund 'drive, said assistants will be. Mrs. Marcel Ar.

rouet, J. George, Costello, Mrs. Edwin D. Mrs. Albert Ward and Mrs: H.

Wade Nelson, Mrs. Henry Rhau, Mrs. Melville W. Taylor, and Mrs. Philip H.

Senior. To 'Exhibit From to 17, two Redding will exhibit their work in the Pen and Brush club, 16'East, 10 street. New'York: Hyatt 'Huhtingibn, 'sculp- tress'and Caroline Clark Marwill present the joint show. DANBURY The third in the current series of motion' picture programs of Progressive lodge, 1'OOF, will ake place at the lodge at a meeting tonight. A special program recognizing past noble grands will take place at the Nov.

,3 meeting. i country's center of, pop- ilatlon in 1820 was 16 miles east of Moorcfield, W. Va. CHARLES uate of Fairfield Preparatory school and of Boston College, vhere he received a B.S. degree, and affiliated with Alpha Kappi Psi, Delta Eta chapter.

graduation he entered the real estate business and established his headquarters in the office of his mother. He was Inducted into-the Army October, 1956. He spent 17- months In He is a member of the Ridgewood Country club, and the Pavia A HIT tn i i i i iinu i i LAM, son of and. Mrs counci Knighls of olumbus McCollam, 10 Mansfield rior to ing the Army he street, is a Democratic candidate scrvcd as chairman of the cancer for slate representative from Bethel. Mr.

McCollam McColJam will be -married was born In to Sheila O'Brien of Greenwich, Bethel Dec. 7, 1932. He is a grad on Nov. 15. Designers Sr.

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