Stratford Church to Burn Mortgage Tomorrow
A ceremony to burn the grant mortgage of the Lordship Community Church will occur tomorrow during the 11 a.m. service led by Clifford Hutchison Edward Olsen and Arthur Henderson. The event marks the final payment for a church moved from New Hampshire and rebuilt at Crown street and Prospect drive.
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Lordship Community Church
Clifford Hutchison
Edward Olsen
Arthur Henderson
Crown Street
Prospect Drive
New Hampshire
Lordship Church
R. Ward Wilson
Charles Wakeley
Pilgrim Fellowship
Congregational Sermon Announced by Rev Vorster at First Church
Rev Raymond Vorster of the First Congregational church will lead 9:30 and 11 am worship with the topic What do You Expect of the Church. Musical selections include The Lord's Prayer and God of Love My Shepherd Is sung by youth and senior choirs with solos by Mrs Laura Kee. Church school for children through eighth grade offered during both services. Junior High Pilgrim fellowships meet at 7 pm and new members briefing at 7:30 pm in Packard hall.
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Raymond Vorster
First Congregational Church
Cami- Heri
Peck
Laura Kee
Handel
Wassermann
Geoffrey O'Hara
Police Benevolent Show Set Tomorrow at Stratford
Proceeds from the Stratford Police Benevolent Association annual stage show go to widows and orphans of policemen. The all-star program features Charlie Manna, the Glenn Miller Orchestra directed by Buddy DeFranco, Joan Shepherd, Don Rondo, and Jay Clark as MC. Tickets are sold at Gann Inc, Tuttle Plaza, and Ahern's Steak House. box office opens at noon tomorrow.
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Stratford Police Benevolent Association
American Shakespeare Festival
Francis McNamara
Charlie Manna
Great Society
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Buddy DeFranco
Joan Shepherd
Don Rondo
Jay Clark
WNAB
Gann Inc
Main Street
Tuttle Plaza
Ahern’s
Stratford Avenue
Shakespeare Theater
Sterling House Cancels Junior Classes for Vacation
Sterling House will cancel several Junior program classes next week during school vacation. The affected groups include the Junior Chess club, Junior Ski club, Little Hostess, Arts and Crafts, and Knitting and Sewing. The Monday Wednesday and Friday boys activity program led by Bruno Primavera is also canceled. Dance classes, Playtime for ages four to six, and the Wednesday Saturday remedial reading class led by Hugh Bartlett will continue as usual. Scouts Fun Camporee local Boy Scout units from Oronoque district join a Washingtons Birthday Camporee in Roosevelt forest today and tomorrow, the first such town event officials said.
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Sterling House
Grant Fitch
Bruno Primavera
Hugh Bartlett
Oronoque District
Roosevelt Forest
Rotarians to See Film On Life in 1999
Stratford Rotary Club will meet Monday at 12 15 p m in the Stratford Motor Inn. President Robert W Scott says George J Puglisi will present the program showing Life in 1999 a depiction of education and everyday life in the future.
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Stratford Rotary Club
Stratford Motor Inn
Robert W. Scott
George J. Puglisi
Open Church Sunday Invit es Public to Tours
Five Stratford area churches will hold an Open Church Sunday tomorrow from 1 50 to 5 30 p m as part of Brotherhood Week. Christ Episcopal Church Stratford Baptist Unitarian Universalist Church of Greater Bridgeport and two more will explain practices rituals and beliefs at their doors located on Main Street Huntington Road and 96 Chase.
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Stratford Clergy Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Main Street
Stratford Baptist Church
Huntington Road
Unitarian Universalist’ Church of
Greater Bridgeport
Cha
Where Is Your Pulpit Sermon At Stratford Methodist
The Rev. Arthur T. Tedcastle selects Where Is Your Pulpit as sermon topic for 9:30 and 10 a.m. worship at Stratford Methodist Church. Mrs. John Moriarty, organist and choir director, arranges music for both services. The Junior choir will sing three numbers: Lord Jesus Christ Be Present Now by Schalk, Jubilate arranged by Wilson, and Hosannah Be the Childrens Song by Wienhorst. At 1 p.m. the Senior choir performs Sing We Alleluia by Cassler and Henry.
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Arthur T. Tedcastle
Stratford Methodist Church
John Moriarty
Lord Jesus Christ
C. Schalk
R. Wilson
Open Church Sunday at Christ Episcopal parish house
Five churches join Christ Episcopal to hold Open House for parishioners to view the new parish house. Rev. Arthur J. Monk announces tours after the 8 am worship and from 10 to 11 am. Attendees of the 9:15 am service are invited to stay for the tour and those at 11 am to join open house before their service.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Arthur J. Monk
Mark
Herbert G. Follett
Choir Offertory and Meetings Highlight Town Events Tonight
At 49:15 a.m the Junior choir will sing the offertory anthem and the Senior choir will sing at the final service. The Senior and Young Peoples fellowships meet at 1:30 p.m. to attend the Fairfield Archdeaconry meeting at St. Mark's Church New Canaan. Tonight in Town features Lincoln Day Dinner dance at Mill River Country Club at 7:30 p.m. plus a play Beginning of the Begatting by Lords Ship Fathers club at Johnson Junior High 8:00 p.m. Stratford Square Dance Club at Chapel Street School 8:00 p.m. Card party at Shijroh Gardens Senior Citizens Club 175 Henry Avenue 7:30 p.m. Christ Church basketball at Bridgeport YMCA 7:00 p.m. and Senior High Fellowship at Stratford Baptist Church 7:30 p.m.
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Fairfield
St. Mark's Church
New Canaan
Mill River Country Club
Lordship
Fathers
Johnson Junior High School
Stratford Square
Chapel Street School
Shijroh Gardens
Henry Avenue
Stratford Methodist Church
Christ Church
St. John’s Aca
Bridgeport
YMCA
Stratford Baptist Church
Blue Gold Dinner for Cub Pack 74
The Blue and Gold dinner for Cub Scout Pack 74 sponsored by Lordship Volunteer Fire Company will be held Monday at 6 30 p m in Bunny's Restaurant on Boston Avenue Bridgeport. Cub master William Green announces honored guests including Thomas Knowles Oronogue district scout executive John Westmoreland scoutmaster Troop 74 Fred Donaldson Lordship fire company representative John Kealing scoutmaster Troop 277 and James McMellon Cub master Pack 77. The Rev Herbert G Follett.
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Cub Scout Pack
Lordship Volunteer Fire Company
Bunny's
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport
William Green
Thomas Knowles
Oronogue District
John Westmoreland
Fred Donaldson
Lordship Fire Company
John Kealing
James McMellon
Herbert G. Follett
Church Programs Highlight Scout Graduations and Music
Christ Episcopal Church invites an associate rector to give the invocation with Mrs. Saul Rosenberg at the piano and a skit by pack members on Freedom. Webelos Scout Milton Harrigan will advance to Boy Scouting. pins awarded to five members. Baptist Church services feature Rev. James E. Watson speaking on Learning from Jesus with organist Mrs. Bruce Lance and a full program including nursery care and church school.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Saul Rosenberg
Webelos
Milton Harrigan
Eugene Bergmark
William Green
Richard Davelaar
Claude Wetmore
James McGrath
Jesus
Bruce Lance
Diane Forsberg
The
American Baptist
Austria crime rate climbs in two years report
Vienna police data show crime rising 21.6 percent over the past two years. The Justice Ministry official notes prison inmate numbers increased by 36.8 percent in the same period.
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Vienna
Austria
Justice Ministry
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Temple Beth Sholom
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Sarum Avenue
Marvin Goldson
Guild of Our Lady of St. Mark's Church
Wigwam Jane
Alcoholics Anonymous
Christchurch House
Packard Hall
Unitarian Service
Albert F. Ciarcia
Unitarian Universalist Church
Vietnam
Justin Zitnay
Israel
Police Benevolent Show
Sears
Dacron
Sears & Save
Sears, Rozbuck and CO
Lafayette Plaza
Hamden
Dixwell Ave
Boston Post
Baptist Church
James E. Watson
Alaska
Janet Gustafson
Lubbock, ‘Tex
Vermont
Richard Noel
Polaroid
Swinger
Brodie Drug CO
Sears and
SAVE
Rebuck and CO
Boston ‘Post
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