Saw-whet Owl Named for Its Saw-like Call
The saw-whet owl derives its name from its distinctive call that resembles the dull filing of a saw. The sound pattern echoes the phrase saw whet, linking name to its vocal cue and rustling forest habitat.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1958
Page
21
The saw-whet owl derives its name from its distinctive call that resembles the dull filing of a saw. The sound pattern echoes the phrase saw whet, linking name to its vocal cue and rustling forest habitat.
The piece profiles Senator McClellan revealing labor racketeering in unions and names figures like Dave Beck, Joey Fay, Johnny Dio, and Jimmy Hoffa. It highlights his call for remedies and presents his statement as pivotal in his public life.
An ad style teaser promotes the Klein Institute claiming nationwide aptitude tests reveal America’s best fits for leadership roles and highlights high earners in sports and business. It touts 7 articles, 4 sovies, 2 serials and many photographs.
Arthur O'Brien, town tree warden for 29 years, resigns effective immediately citing poor health. First Selectman Dr Mill L Kinnie will propose George A Drew, park superintendent, as successor without a salary increase. Joseph Makucevich named foreman of the crew. Also notes Stratfield Volunteer Fire Department dinner May 6 at 7 p.m. with officer elections. dinner reservations required. Edward Hornyak to entertain with accordion at one car garage on Church Hill road, $14,000.
Mrs Raymond Dirgo a Circus Fans of America member will display circus books and old letters including P T Barnum items at the Historical Society meeting Thursday at 8 pm in the society room Miss Phyllis Kihn of Hartford will speak introduced by Mrs Edward A Beddell Dinner guest of Dr and Mrs Daniel C Barker prior to the meeting The exhibit runs two weeks and is open to the public Tonight the Pine Creek Fire Department auxiliary hosts a card party at 8 pm Boys Scout Troop 94 meets at 7 pm at Assumption school
Mrs. David H. S. Huntington announced changes to the May Fellowship Day in Trinity Church Southport, with a 10 30 a m business session and officer elections, followed by a 1 30 p m program at Greens Farms Congregational Church. Panel on A Place to Live will feature Mrs Paul Kunitz Charles Kelly and Rev William B Johnson with Mrs Alice Symonds as moderator. Special Police Association to meet Thursday at 8 p m in Town Court room. Deeds filed show James and Eleanor Whelan sold a dwelling on Sturges Road to William and Jean Fub Fazekas sold Knapps Place to William and Theresa Szabo Eastfield Terrace sale from Eugene and Anna Diotalevi to Peter and Frances Faustine.
The Mothers club of the First Church Congregational will sponsor a Spring Hooking and Braiding bee May 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish house on Beach Road. Mrs. Ruth Lorenzo is chairman and Mrs. Ralph Hylan of Hylan Craft Shop Arlington Mass will be the guest and rug teacher showcasing hooked rug work. Permits issued include Joseph Boroskey for a $12 500 one family dwelling on Pell Meadow Road and two $10 000 dwellings on Partridge Lane. Also approved were a Tide Water Oil service station valued at $30 000 on Kings Highway at Brentwood Avenue and a permit to Francis R Adley for a one family dwelling.
Mrs. Helen Kasper chairs the Buddy poppy program to be conducted in town next month by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Set Thomas Js Nelson Jr post WEW. May 15 marks the start of parking sticker issuance for town beaches. Dike paving across Fairfield beach road west of Reef road completed. Finance board budget recommendations printed on both sides of smaller paper for easier handling. The first 4-H club horse show is set for July 6. Plans consider a new storm drain on Round Hill road south of Barlow road. St Pius CYD plans a record hop May 10 from 8 to 11 30 p m at Wakeman Boys club with Harry Luke and WHNTV dancers.
Three Stratford youths were arraigned before Judge Knott on breach of peace and related charges. Richard Bennett Richard Parziale and Donald DeParle received suspended judgments or probation, while John Kekac had a six month continuance. Separate fines were imposed for resisting arrest assaulting officers drunkenness and traffic offences. Other local cases included Gene Allen Michael Curran Charles Greene Henry McKine Jr and Mrs Volpe with small fines for traffic violations.
Yesterday's rain caused minor street flooding in parts of the city. Deputy Director Richard Johnson said debris blocked watch-basin grills, and crews cleared the debris to resolve the flooding. The Sixth Congress met in Washington in 1800 for the first time in that city.
London theatergoers paid about $60,000 for a preview of My Fair Lady a day before its opening at Drury Lane. Queen Elizabeth II plans to attend next Monday night. Rex Harrison Julie Andrews and Stanley Holloway star in the London production same as in New York.
Bing Crosby announced in Look magazine that he plans to retire from entertainment unless a compelling project arises. The 54 year old star said he would slip into the background and may return only if something great comes up.
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