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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1968

Page

4

Fairfield 50 at Ludlowe Headmaster's List

Fairfield 50 Ludlowe students earned Headmaster's List honors for the second marking period announced by Headmaster Roger L. Warner. The list covers seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen across House groups Haynes Webster Silliman and Sturman with multiple names and details.

Roger Ludlowe Roger L. Warner Ellsworth House Deena Groher Richard McNear William Scofield Albert Krug Luisa Segato Tane MacDonald Alain Munkittrick Thomas Aldinger Janice Allman Gretchen Guthrie Lisabeth Mary Carol Stumblis Cathy Velenchik Haynes House Betsy Bassett Kathryn Eike David Lenat Kevin Gumpper Lucy Buxton Debra Rubenstein Robert Selim Barry Messinger Margaret Parsons Harold Hull William Kabel Linda Chervansky Denise Gumpper Andrea Jones Webster House Geraldine Kukuc Linda Lee Pamela Fuhrer Kathy Barry Joan MacDonald Robin Dowling Barbara Hatch Robyn Durrell Susan Schlatterbeck Silliman House Sandra Hatch Judith Lipnick Linda McKenna William Herbert Mark Stender Corinne Dellaera Audrey Gellert Adrienne Chesley Augusta Gilberti Eileen Hartman Diane Melish Wendy Wage Alice Armitage Gayle Bassick Sandra Wage Harry P. Quinn Brookview Avenue Mary Louise Rafferty Limerick Road Town Hall

LWV Moves Discussion Site For China Puzzle Meet

The League of Women Voters discussion unit changes venue from Mrs. Robert Ney's Elm Street home to Mrs. Fred Topham at 90 Barlow Plains Road. The meeting will cover the topic "China Puzzle."

League of Women Voters Robert Ney Elm Street Fred Topham Barlow Plains Road

Nathan Hale PTA Set To Hear Charles Abraham Talk

Charles Abraham administrative aide to the assistant superintendent will speak at the Nathan Hale PTA meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school He will discuss What is Ahead for Our Children Flora Vegi presides Final plans for the Festival of Songs directed by Miss Carol Palmer Mothers of second grade will hostesses Attend Communion Mass Cub pack and Boy Scout troop of Our Lady of Assumption church with their fathers will receive Communion in a body Sunday at 8 15 a m Dr Frank Rice cubmaster Paul OBrien scoutmaster

Charles Abraham Nathan Hale Pta Flora Vegi Frank Rice Paul O’brien

Elks Lodge Holds Sixth Annual Charity Ball

The local Elks lodge hosts its sixth annual Charity Ball on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Trinity Hall on Scofield Avenue.

Elks Lodge Elks’ Lodge Trinity Hall Scofield Avenue

Police radar drives speed checks across town streets

Town police operate radar in several sections to curb speeding as part of a continuing drive. Harold L. Mantius III, a Roger Ludlowe high graduate, made the URI Engineering College Dean's List with a 3.9 average as a sophomore chemical engineering student. Two car seats found on Roanoke Avenue can be claimed at Police HQ in good condition. Sgt. Henry Smith and Sgt. John Benham taught at the rookie police school at Bethany State Police barracks for a week each. Charles J. O Leary chaired the Finance board meeting in Norman P. Levine's absence. Town libraries will open for a full-day schedule Monday.

Harold L. Mantius Roger Ludlowe Engineering College The University of Rhode Island Roanoke Avenue Henry Smith John Benham Bethany State Police Charles J. O’leary Norman P. Levine

Tokyo population grows despite outflow after WWII

Tokyo records its first net outflow since World War II as residents leave more than move in. An upswing in births offsets the trend, increasing the city’s population by 175,704 in 1967 to 11,200,717, the world’s largest.

Tokyo

Army recruiters seek German shepherds for Vietnam duty visit

Army recruiters plan a visit to Georgia to find German shepherds for sentry duty in Vietnam and overseas bases. They offer up to 150 dollars for a recruit. Syria rejects UN peace proposals for the Middle East.

FT. Benning Army Vietnam Rother Syria Middle East

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