North Little League Opens on Play Tomorrow
North Little League begins its 10th season tomorrow at 1 p.m. at Sikorsky Field. Guests include Town Council Chairman Patrick Keogh, Michael Montecalvo, Stratford PAL president Lieut. Chester Parniewski, and league president Michael Visconti.
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Michael Visconti
Patrick J. Keogh
Michael Montecalvo
Raybestos
Stratford Little League
Chester Parniewski
Sikorskysident
Stratford Pal
Four new Cup league teams join youths division
Stuart McCullough announces four added teams to the Cup league for boys aged eight to ten. Co ordinating the teams is Richard Curtis with managers Peter Lynn Harry West Raymond Caterson Edward Yeomans and Anthony Corsino. Officers include Edward Flynn vice president Robert Scholtz treasurer Richard Wadeka secretary Charles Schrader official scorer George Finlayson equipment manager and William Totty player agent. Tonight in Town Live Television program sponsored by the Social club of Unitarian Universalist church at 96 Chapel street begins at seven.
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Stuart McCullough
Sikorsky
Visconti
Mr. Visconti
Edward Flynn
Robert Scholtz
Richard Wadeka
Charles Schrader
George Finlayson
William Totty
Frank Delvecchio
Orin Fox
Jack Morrissey
Anthony Barone
Frank Agvent
Richard Miller
Rick DiCicco
Mr. Schultz
Nelson Dinihanian
Mr. Flynn
Rudy Pistey
Marty Williams
Tonight In Town
Social Club of
Unitarian Universalist Church
Chapel Street
Rev Dr Gowing to Preach at First Congregational Church
Rev Dr Peter Gowing returns from five years as professor of systematic theology at Silliman University Philippines to guest preach at 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Topic The Candle of the Lord. Choirs sing St Richard of Chichester and St Francis anthems. Miss Laura Kee soprano soloist. Church school sessions for children through eighth grade. Junior high Pilgrim fellowships host a world religions discussion at 7 p.m.
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Peter G. Gowing
First Congregational Church
Gowing
Lord
George A. Hodgkins
Stratford
United Church Board For World Ministries
Silliman University
Philippines
Syracuse University
St. Richard of
Chichester
White
Wright
Laura Kee
Blair
Public Confucianism Program Led by Wallace Matsen
A community program on Confucianism will be led by Wallace Matsen, youth director of the church, and will be open to the public.
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Wallace Matsen
Visiting Nurses Elect 48th Annual Meeting At Sterling House
The Stratford Visiting Nurse association will hold its 48th annual meeting Monday at 2 p.m. in Sterling House Community Center Main Street. President Mrs Raymond O Connor will lead the business session and officer elections. Frank DiPrinzio named Expo 67 coordinator for New England. tea by Mrs L M Doltoff. Law Day speaker Edward Behuncik to address Holy Name of Jesus students Monday at 1 p.m.
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Stratford Visiting Nurse Association
Sterling
House Community Center
Main Street
Frank DiPrinzio
New England
Raymond O'Connor
L. M. Doltoff
Rotarians to See Film on Helicopters at Stratford
The Stratford Rotary Club will show a film titled The Birth of a Helicopter at its Monday 12:15 pm meeting. Richard Stutz, Sikorsky Aircraft deputy chief of advanced research and program chairman, will explain helicopter design and construction. He has 15 years with Sikorsky.
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Stratford
Rotary Club
Stratford Motor Inn
Richard Stutz
Sikorsky Aircraft Division
Stutz
Sikorsky
Church Fellowships Elect Tomorrow Elect officers at 6 30 p m
The Senior and Junior Peoples fellowships of Christ Episcopal Church will vote on officers tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the parish house. Delegates to Episcopal conventions will be chosen and a filmstrip Failure to Step Towards Growth will be shown. Members attending the Camp Washington weekend conference are asked to bring registration fees. AA meets tomorrow at 4 p m in Christchurch parish house.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Camp Washington
Alcoholics Anonymous
Christchurch
Main Street
Circuit Court
Methodist Plan Programs at Church
The Rev. Arthur T. Tedcastle, pastor of Stratford Methodist church, will speak on Our Need and God’s Answer at 9:30 and 11 a.m. services. Mrs. John Moriarty directs a musical program with Butter’s Rise My Soul sung by the Senior choir and I Talked To God Last Night by David W. Guion sung by guest contralto Lora Brewster. Organ selections include Pavane by Eric Thiman and Coeli Enarrant by Robert Wetzler. Evening fellowship groups meet at 6:30 for a covered dish supper and shower for South Third street Methodist.
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Arthur T. Tedcastle
Stratford Methodist Church
John Moriarty
Butter
David W. Guion
Lora Brewster
Eric ‘Thiman
Robert Wetzler
South Third Street
Brooklyn church notes faded flag colors and recovery work
In Brooklyn New York a church reports the 48 star flag now faded to purple on a hall house used as a home for men reentering society after overcoming drug addiction. A student sign up for Our Lady of Grace school September registration is set for tomorrow at the school office on Second Hill. Father James F. McGrath, pastor, announced after all Masses.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Bing
Hallfield
Way House
Our Lady of Grace School
Second Hill
Jane
James F. i McGrath
Rogation Sunday Services at Christ Church With Rites and Wreath
Rogation Sunday will be observed at Christ Church Episcopal with a 9:15 a.m. litany and 11 a.m. morning prayer led by Rev. Herbert G. Follett. An 8 a.m. Holy Communion will precede. Offertory hymns include Create in Me a Clean Heart and Lord Keep Us Steadfast. Town officials and VFW members will place a memorial wreath on the green. Army Pvt. Patrick E. Freeman has returned home on leave after graduating at Fort Benjamin Harrison and completing basic and advance training. his next duty is expected in Vietnam.
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Christ
Episcopal Church
Arthur J. Monk
Herbert G. Follett
Willan
St. Ambrose
Bach
Men and Boys
Army
Patrick E. Freeman
Boswell Street
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Notre Dame
University of Bridgeport
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Vietnam
VFW Month Proclaimed in May Ceremonies at Town Hall Green
Officials to declare May as Veterans of Foreign Wars month in ceremonies Monday at 7 30 p m at Town Hall Green. Town Manager Richard E Blake and Council Chairman Patrick J Keogh will join in observances marking the 20th anniversary of Raymond T Goldbach Post 9460 VFW. Members of the post are listed in the notice.
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Raymond W
VFW
Richard E. Blake
Patrick J. Keogh
Raymond T. Goldbach
Post
Norwegian King Becomes First Protestant Monarch To Meet Pope
King Olav V of Norway, in a two day Italian tour, met Pope Paul VI at the Vatican after bidding farewell to Italian President Giuseppe Saragat at the Quirinale Palace. The historic audience marks the first time a Protestant Norwegian monarch has met a pope.
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Vatican City
UPI
Olav V
Italy
Norway
Giuseppe Saragat
Quirinale Palace
Paul VI
Vatican
Escapee from NASCON Jail Recaptured Near London
A prisoner who escaped NASCON Jail 244 years ago was recaptured near London. He was spotted by police while working at a laborer named Anthony Smithers, aged 20, who worked at Scotland Yard.
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Nascon
Lescaped
London
Recaptur J Police
Anthony Smithers
Scotland ‘Yard
You Live Only Once Die Twice Bible Sermon Ad
A dated radio sermon fragment argues that you live only once but can die twice if you fail to believe in Christ. It cites Revelation and John verses urging immediate faith and offers a free Bible-study course via Newspaper Pulpit Box 7834.
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Christ
James
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