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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
12
Friday evening at 6 30 p m in Bill s Cas i de 83 North Avenue the Bridgeport Council of Arrangements announces a grab bag and Santa Claus presence with Mrs Julie Marazita and Mrs Chsisions party organizer Macy Benny presiding and outlining annual events.
The Trumbull Women's Club will sponsor a Senior Citizens Christmas Party next Tuesday from 1 to 4 pm at the Trumbull Community Lodge. Reservations required. program features Soprano Pauline Beach with Donald Comrie on piano. refreshments and pills distributed to attendees. decorations by local volunteers.
Boston AP reports the U S Postal Service will issue a cent Samuel Adams commemorative card. A ceremony at Old South Meeting House marks the release as part of Bicentennial observances. Earlier cards honored Paul Revere and John Adams.
Brief bridge column by Jacoby with notes on play, bidding and example hands. Mentions Oswid and Tantes as referenced players or commentators in the piece.
The Bridgeport Women s Transportation association plans a Christmas party tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Red Barn Westport. The evening includes a social hour dinner at 7 and gift exchange with Santa Claus present. Mrs Nancy Carry, president, will announce the club s holiday news.
Past matrons and patrons of Azalia chapter Order of the Eastern Star will be honored at a meeting and dinner at the Masanis temple in Stratford. Dinner starts at 8 o'clock, with the meeting called by Doris Meegan and Edward Scipul at 7:30. A program follows, featuring entertainment, and the event ends with refreshments in the banquet hall.
The Jewish Women's League of Mikvah Israel plans its annual winter dinner at 1200 Fairlind Road area home of Mrs Seymour Kosowsky. Mrs Rhoda Parsons reports Mrs William Muller chairs the event with committees to be appointed and refreshments served after tomorrow's meeting.
The Connecticut Licensed Practical Nurses association Trice unit holds its annual Christmas party in Milford at the Tory Brook Inn. Social chairwoman Mrs. Joan Scippa handles reservations and will preside over officer installation by Mrs. Phyllis Weise, president in 1974. Officers listed include Mrs. Scippa, president. Mrs. Olge Zabel, vice president. Mrs. Dorothy Smith, secretary. Miss Barbers Caviero, treasurer. A separate meeting at Beach Road Fairfield features Mrs. Elizabeth Morrath as worthy patron and Louis Kitaly presiding. Gifts from the business session will be delivered to the Masonic Home and Hospital in Wallingford.
The Rosary Confraternity of St Patrick's church hosts its annual Christmas party tomorrow at The Thref Door restaurant. Social hour begins at 6 pm, dinner at 7. Rev. Walter J. Walker will entertain, with grab bag and community singing. Honored guests include Rev. Edward F. Doyle, Father Walker, and Rev. Edward A. Morgan. Hostesses and organizers listed, reservations urged by Methodius parish and Lady's Guild volunteers.
The Fairfield Rebekeh Indph will gather tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the First Federal bank community room in Fairfield. A Christmas party and grab bag sale will follow the meeting.
A reader presents a bridge problem with a partial hand and asks what to do after the opponents’ auction and a partner continues with three clubs. The prompt asks for the best line, noting the final balance favors aggressive or cautious responses in today’s game context.
Bridgeport Housing Authority session delayed after officials found insufficient attendance. Meeting tentatively rescheduled for next Monday night. Ladies auxiliary of St Nicholas Syrian Orthodox church to host a Christmas party at the new church hall with gift wrapping for patients at Fairfield Hills hospital.
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