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HESTOR G. HITZROT, daughter of H. W. Hitzrot,Assistant International Administrator, has joinedthe Westport Mill staff for the summer months.She will continue her education this Fall atBoston University where she will study publicrelations.WILLIAM KWOCHKA has returned for his thirdSummer with Plant Engineering. Bill plans to returnto studies at Temple Universi ty in the fall.PHILLIP NORGREN, summer staff member at theWestport Mill has rejoined the D-O staff thereagain this year. He will continue studies atMassachusetts Institute of Technology again inthe Fall.•• 0Over moving day weekend, June 6th, Kit Oliverwent to her Smith College class reunion atNorthampton, Massachusetts. Attending the affairfor the first time, she thoroughly enjoyed it.Her class, celebrating their 20th year anniversarY,outfittedthemselves appropriately in RipVan Winkle costumes and won several prizes. Onehundred and fifty three classmates were presentfor the reunion, an every fifth year affair." . .Mrs. Florence Schwenk is currently cel ebratingher thirty-third year with the company at theWestport Mill. Florence, the second secretary tojoin the Mill staff, began duties on June I, 1925.J. A. Baker was Director there at that time.George M. Darby followed and at his retirementin March, 1957, Florence became secretary toBryant Fi tch, present Director of the WestportLaboratories... .. t:Ann Cyboski, secretary to Joe Snyder, has leftD-O employ wi th the move to Havemeyer Lane. Nowworking at· The Planter's Barn in Darien, she ismaking use of her extensive horticultural knowledge.Before she left her D-O friends held afarewell luncheon for her at the Half-Way Housc.• • •John Kelly, member of the Sanitary DeSign staffover the past four and one-hal f years has beendraftcd into the Army. John, a graduate of StamfordHigh School began Army training on Jun e 13.PAGE BWe are all happy to welcome back Hank SChnaufelWho has been away from the office for severalweeks due to illness. Hank is a Supervisor forIndustrial Technical Division.• • •Enrico Martini, who has been convalescing forthe past few months, has returned to Plant Engineeringwhere he appears very fit after hisen forced absence.$ • •Clarence Roberts, cooperative and dependablemaintenance man at the fonner Henry Street locationhas remained there at the Yal e & Townebuilding. He completes training necessary toobtain a Connecticut real estate operatinglicense this year and will begin business at hisHenry Street home. His close D-O friends wishhim best of luck and success in his <strong>new</strong> venture.On behalf of all his friends in the company, wewish to express heartfelt sYmpathy to ArthurVallez, Development Engineer and Chainnan of thePatent Award Commi ttee, whose wi fe, Mary A.,passed away on Friday, June 13th. Hospitalizedfor several mon ths before her passing, Mrs.Vallez is also survived by four sons - Jerry,Jim, Michael and Anthony - all of whom are nowpennanently located in other partsof the countryand in South America. Art and his wife have livedon Halsey Drive in Havemeyer Park, Old Greenwichfor the past eleven years.We extend deepest sympathy to Rupe Foley ofFluoSolids Division and his wife whose mother,Mrs. Marie Halsema died June 9th. Mrs. Halsemahad lived with the Foley family in Westport forseveral years., ,.. 'd t 6Thirteen hundred meters above sea level in theCalabrian section of Southern Italy lies thefonner home of Al bert Casarelli, Plant Engineering.For the past six years, Al and his wifehave planned to take their son to visit hisgrandmother, now 80 years of age, who maintainsthe family home in Arena, a vi 11 age 0 f 4,500inhabi tants.Al says that his son, one of his mother's 22grandchildren, understands Italian. However AI'swife writes from Italy that the boy is fast becoming bi-lingual. Joseph and his mother sailp.daboard the Christophe Colombe earlier thi s year.Ai will fly to Italy to be with the family inJuly.
FOR SALEModern mul tilevel HOME, 104 Crestwood Drive(off High Ridge Road), Stamford. House featuree14 x 22 foot sunbeam living room with a 6 footfireplace and cathedral ceiling extending intocountry-style kitchen and dining area. Otherfeatures are quarter acre lot, 3 bedrooms, 1~baths, partial basement and garage under house.Price - $26,000. Contact Stanley F. Massari,PI uoSolids Di vi sion.WASHING MACHINE, Lovell wringer type with fullskirt and 13 lb. capacity. Perfect for summercottage, machine is two years old but used onlysix months and is in excellent condition. Price$35.00. Contact Vince Fadoul, Distributor Div.,Stamford, Ext. 335.PONTIAC, 1948 CLUB COUPE with heater, radioand good tires. Price - $85.00. Contact JoeProvey, Ext. 426.FOR RENTSUMMER VACATION COTTAGES in Maine on LakeMattanawcook, 50 miles north of Bangor. Rusticliving with boating, fishing and other features.Cottages rent for $35.00 per week. Contact R.H.Webster, production Dept., Stamford, Ext. 312.WANTEDFLYING ENTHUSIASTS from Stamford and WestportMill staffs to form a D-O FlYing Club. All interestedstaff members please contact BillMarston, Stamford, Ext. 396 or Oscar Johnson,Stamford, Ext. 397 for information.CAR POOL - Stamford staff members from PortChester area to form a car pool to and from HavemeyerLane. Contact Joe Cosacchi, Plant Engineering,Ext. 420... .. ..Westport Mill Guest House Hostess Mrs. RuthAllen has been spending weekends at her cottageat Orleans on the Cape. Ruth says she has themonth of July from the 6th on still availablefor renting her cottage and invites D-O staffinquiries at Westport CApitol 7-2355.WEDDINGSJohn Fitts, member of the Sanitary TechnicalDivision's Design Section staff and D-O TELLcartoonist, married Miss Audrey Ann FlYnn ofRiverside in an 11 0' clock ceremony at st.Catherine's Church on June 14th. The bride was Iimember of Conde Nast' s subscription departmentin Greenwich. Congratulations from John's fellowstaff members were accompanied by a fine leathertwo-suiter which was ideal for the couple's twoweek honeymoon trip through the western U.S.For those of us who know Bill Graue, South CentralIndustrial Division Sales Engineer sinceJune 1957, is word of his wedding on June 14thin Brighton Presbyterian Church, Seattle, Washington.Bill's bride is the former Helen AnnDouglas of that city. Helen was employed in Dallaswhere Bill is headquartered.NEW ARRIVALSCongratulations to Carlo Cavalier and his wifeBarbara on the arrival of their first daughter,LESLIE ANN, May 23rd. Born at st. Joseph's Hospital,Leslie weighed 6 pounds, 11 ounces. Carlois a member of the Industrial Design staff.Barbara, formerly a D-O member also, stayed inthe hospital room which was donated by DorrOliver. The Cavaliers' son Vincent is two yearfold.Don Vaughn of Eastern Sanitary Sales Divisionand his Wife Kay became parents of a girl,SUZANNE KAY on May 22nd. The second child forthe Vaughns, Suzanne has a 19 month old brotherJeffrey Allen.Bill Lindsay, Training SupervIsor at the westportMill has become a grandfather with thearrival of grandson CLIFFORD THOMAS LINDSAY inFlorida.Althougb no one believed him the first time, RayTiffany of FluoSolids Design is a grandfatherfor the second time. Ray's eldest daughter, RuthWakeley gave birth to ROBERT DAVID WAKELEY,over 9 pounds on May 18th. Her daughter, born ayear ago, is named Donna. Ray's two younger girlsare 15 and 11 years old.Other maternity <strong>new</strong>s filtering through tellsthat Mary Rank Martinelli of the former HenryStreet group gave birth to a boy. Her D-O ~howerpresents luckily were blue. Mary, expecting aboy right along claimed, "we'll call him Frankfor his father."PAGE 9
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