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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1967
Page
33
The Rosary guild and Holy Name society of Holy Family church plan a spring dance on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the church hall. Proceeds support parish activities.
Old Stratfield Road in Fairfield hosts assignments by Holy Name Society and Rosary Guild. Sam Berardino Jr. is general chairman with Mrs. Daniel O Connell and Mrs. Fred Ulbrick as co chairs. Decorations by Stan Baldyga. Aides Paul Cryan and Jerry Cryan assist. Tickets via Berardino or any Rosary Guild officer. Fairfield Nile Club meets tomorrow at State National Bank with Mrs. Byron Latimer presiding. Hostesses listed. members will bring canned goods.
The April meeting of the Welcome Wagon club for Newcomers of Fairfield will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Fairfield Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Robert Byloff will lecture on Oriental gardening with slides. Childcare for ages three to five is provided.
St Patrick’s Home School Association will elect officers at eight o’clock in the school hall. The slate includes Camille Gallo and William Delmore for president, Philip Saad and Walter Van Scoy for vice president, Roger Sullivan and Joseph Terziano for secretary, Joseph Harding and Paul Dushay for treasurer. Rev T P Guinan will speak, Mother Mary Anne will lead prayer, and Mrs Vincent Flyntz will preside. Oil paintings of seventh and eighth grades will be shown. refreshments to be provided by mothers of first and second grade pupils.
A Sisterhood meeting of Congregation Rodeph Sholom is set for tomorrow at 8 p m in Friend hall. President Mrs. Alex Ravage will conduct the business session and Mrs. Herman Klavir will give the invocation. A program titled This Is USY features a panoramic view of United Synagogue Youth activities supervised by Mrs. Paul Slayton and Harold Vann. A panel includes Emily Sheketoff Richard Wurtzel Carol Gardiner Susan Silver Ronald Beitman and Sara Laden. Nomination chair Mrs. Matthew Rost will present the forthcoming year’s officers and board members assisted by committee members listed. A social hour follows chaired by Mrs. Louis Lobovits.
The Ladies guild of St James Stratford sets Friday April 14 at 7 30 p m for a Festival of Tables in the school cafeteria with co chairmen Mrs James Hickey and Mrs William Murphy and honorary chairmen Mrs Robert Chagnon and Rev William O Connell. Hostesses include Mrs John Mucci Mrs James Mooney and others with themes from Hello Dolly Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and more. Dessert coffee served. Episcopal Churchwomen of St Pauls Fairfield meet tomorrow at 8 p m for a workshop session for the May church fair adding wine use in cooking demonstrations and tastings.
Laurel Chapter of ORT hosts an ORT Day tea at 8 pm in the P. T. Barnum room Freedman’s store 585 East Main Street. Mrs Rae Levine presides with Mrs Sylvia Gross reading the invocation. Mrs Sam Marcus introduces Mrs Barry Lees who discusses ORT vocational schools. A film on Training of the Blind at Yamn Winding at ORT School in Ramat Israel is shown. Hostesses include Mrs Eva Cohen Mrs Marcus and Mrs David Lipscher.
The Kolbe Home School association meets at 8 o'clock in the school cafeteria with Very Rev. Adam Zajdel as honored guest and speaker on present day preparation of a boy for the priesthood. Father Zajdel, St. Hyacinth College and Seminary president, will be attended by Rev. George Maslar and Theodore Grzybala as host. Plans for May dinner dance at Woodland Inn, Stratford will be discussed with refreshments served by named volunteers.
Mrs Murray A Klein outgoing president of Abraham chapter B nai B rith will host the last board meeting of the year tonight at 8 15 in her Virginia drive Easton home. Mrs Herbert Borax vice president will preside with committee chairs reporting on donor retention membership ways and means journal and antidefamation league progress.
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