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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1967
Page
9
A worried parent asks how to handle a 15 year old daughter’s late hours and a son dating a 18 year old girl. Abby suggests a father son talk, setting curfews, and parental restrictions for both sides. A 17 year old seeks help dating a 24 year old man with unclear divorce status and parental opposition. Abby questions the morality and safety and urges meeting the man if he is genuine.
The third annual Corporate Communion dinner by the Columbiettes of Mother Elizabeth Seton council will be held tomorrow at the University of Bridgeport Student Center after Mass at 11 am. Guest speaker Salvatore Curiale, a five time George Washington Honor Medal recipient, will discuss Dying Giant Patriotism. toastmaster is John Sleeper. notable guests include Mrs. Regina Rattigan and Mrs. Agnes Smith.
Sylvia Windle Humphrey adapts a recipe from Adele and Dr. David Kweder. Soak rice, cook with milk and water, fold in beaten egg whites and pineapple, bake at 300 degrees for 30 minutes. Yields six servings.
The Past Commanders association order of Shepherds of Bethlehem will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Obeh Grotto hall 919 Fairfield Avenue with Ernest Kies presiding. Officers will be nominated and a social hour with refreshments follows. Mrs Laura Barnett is in charge. The Ladies auxiliary NA Vets Part 5 hosts a dance tonight at club rooms 69 Brewster Street with reservations through Jeanne Baker or Dolores Donahue. Proceeds go to the patriotic fund.
Sewing pattern 4743 by Anne Adams offers misses sizes 10 18 with a waist emphasis in wool or silk blends. Includes 34 yards at size 14 for 45 inch fabric and mail order details with patterns and a spring catalog offer of 115 styles and two free hat patterns.
The phrase suggests a thrift minded theme as women discuss saving a small amount. The snippet frames money as seed for future financial security, implying cautious budgeting and long term planning in everyday life.
The Altrusa club of Bridgeport meets Tuesday at 6 30 pm at the Stratford Hitching Post with Mrs Mary Gay presiding. Miss Margaret Maden will introduce Dr Miguel Ponce de Leon Bridgeport hospital obstetrics gynecology chief resident who will discuss Castro s Cuba and the social sciences. Dr Ponce de Leon fled Cuba in 1961 with his wife and three sons.
Treasure today for tomorrow with this vivid four patch quilt idea. Includes pattern numbers, sizes, yardages, and mailed order details from Laura Wheeler at Bridgeport Telegram. Catalog offers 12 complete afghan and quilt patterns plus free items for 25 cents to 50 cents each.
Mr and Mrs George H Smith of 202 Indian Avenue were surprised at home for their 25th wedding anniversary hosted by daughter Mrs Linda Witherell. Guests included Mr and Mrs Perry and other Perry relatives, Dr Eunice Avery of Longmeadow Mass will speak on South American neighbors with slides at United Congregational Church Green Room on Wednesday at 1015 a.m. A display of South American handicrafts will be shown and luncheon will follow. Reservations and door tickets available.
The World Fellowship committee of the Bridgeport YWCA announces the spring style show and card party on Thursday at 1 pm in the YWCA building at 263 Golden Hill Street. Chairwoman Mrs. William O. Gardiner lists assistants including Mrs. Thomas Booth and Mrs. John Doherty. Helen Nagy will present the show and tickets are available at Elm Street addresses or at the YWCA desk. A baked goods table and a white elephant table accompany the event with babysitting offered. Meanwhile Fairfield County Panhellenic members donate 300 dollars to UCONN Stamford for a library project.
The Connecticut Nurses Association District Three will hold its March meeting Wednesday at 8 pm in St. Joseph's Manor auditorium Trumbull 6448 Main St. The discussion focuses on the Department of Hospital and Medical Services Administration role in evaluating and assisting nursing homes with Medicare requirements. Speaker is Doris Skoog RN from Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing and the State Department of Health. All District Three nurses may attend.
The annual masquerade ball by the Maennerchor and Damenchor of Schwaben, held at 37 French Street hall, starts at 8 30 tonight. It marks the last event before the merger with Germania society and premises vacating, with prizes for best costumes, a grand march, and dancing music. Activities include participation by active and inactive members under Thomas Shanks, with choruses officers assisting.
The Elsie DeBiase circle of Companions of the Forest of America will meet Monday at 7:20 p.m. in the Workmen's Circle Educational Center hall at 12 Hudson Street. Mrs Angie Ceccarelli as chief companion will preside. Plans for the quarterly Connecticut State Officers Association meeting are on the agenda.
The Columbiettes auxiliary of Father Coleman council Fairfield will meet on Monday at B pm in the Chall Un quowa road Fairfield. The Rev Thames W O Connor SJ of Holy Cross College Worcester Mass former chalain of the Columbiettes will be the guest speaker.
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