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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
13
Italian themed evening at 96 Chapel Street features antipasta meatballs mani cotti and biscuit tortoni with Mediterranean music. Two seatings at 5 30 p m and 7 p m Saturday January 27. reservations open for two days.
Gerber experts craft dinners by combining garden vegetables meat and cereals then seasoning to create casserole like meals. Rotating dinner varieties aims to keep a baby’s appetite lively and highlight differences that some mothers may miss.
The article explains X rays cannot be sensed but are detected by film. It notes X rays penetrate soft tissue but not teeth and bones, and stresses exposure control. It compares medical dose to natural background radiation and cites authorities deeming diagnostic X rays not hazardous, while promising ongoing protection improvements.
In a three no trump auction with the king of clubs led by partner, East should trump the first club when the lead signals ace king or king queen. The article explains risks and benefits of this improved defensive convention, noting it can raise defense tricks but may require practice to avoid confusion.
The St Pius X Ladies guild of Fairfield meets tomorrow after benediction at 8 p.m. in the school’s all purpose room. Rev Bernard Scanlon opens with a prayer and Mrs John Benak presides. Plans include a February 15 fashion show and card party, plus arrangements for a Festival of Tables and other events. Dr Marie Jaeger and Rev James Wilmes will discuss missions. Hostesses are Mrs Hazen Nault Mrs George Maloney and Mrs Kenneth May. All parish women may attend.
South holds spades ace and four hearts with long clubs and a singleton spade. Partner opened notrump and then rebid three spades after your two pass sequence. Decide plan: raise to six hearts if you believe partner, or pass. Determine best action given distribution and partnership signals.
Mrs. Florence M Morrissey and William J Morrissey will preside at Ori ent Chapter Order of Eastern Star meeting Monday at 7 p m in the Masonic temple 3045 Fairfield Avenue Plans for the Feb 5 meeting with grand matron and patron and grand officers as guests will be discussed A covered dish supper will be served before the meeting Reservations may be made with the worthy matron before Feb 2 A social hour with refreshments will follow in the banquet hall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robert Foster of Wayne Maine announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Lee to Charles Merrill Bonney son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Bonney of Stratford and Cape Elizabeth Maine Bonney is an industrial engineer with Norton Company Worcester Massachusetts Foster is a University of Maine student and Winthrop High graduate Bonney is Cape Elizabeth High School and University of Maine alumnus Phi Sigma member and holds a master’s degree.
The Ladies Guild of Christ Episcopal Church Stratford will hold its January meeting tomorrow at 3 30 p m in the parish house. Guest speaker Robert Havery organist and choirmaster will discuss Church Music. Social hour follows led by Mrs Allen Beardsley with assistants. Helen Prageman pours. door hosts W W Boynton and Mrs William Towse. Stratford chapter Women s American ORT meets Monday at 8 p m at Mrs Bernard Kaplan 110 Thornberg Street.
Miss Joanne Redder chair of the Lucy F Beardsley committee will host the Mary Silliman chapter DAR meeting at 306 Woodside Circle Fairfield. Miss Warriett Allen regent will join. Members will tour Bridgeport Police headquarters before gathering at 7 30 p m.
The Kathryn Past Noble Grands meet this afternoon at 1 39 for lunch at Odd Fellows hall Cemetery drive Stratford. Mrs Lillian Rabideau Mrs Ethel Stannard and Mrs Florence Lake are co chairmen. Mrs Gertride Haller will conduct the business session at 2 o clock when officers will be installed including Mrs Rabideau president Mrs Kathryn Greene vice president Mrs Anna Locke secretary and Mrs Lillian Jagoe treasurer.
The Fairfield district of the Family Life bureau of the Diocese of Bridgeport sponsors a Canal conference for all married couples on Sunday at 7:30 pm in St. Ann's Church, 481 Brewster Street. Speaker will be Rev. Andrew J. Gilbride.
The Remington Women's Club will host a covered-dish supper at 5 30 p m Monday in the Lordship Gym. Frances DeMatteo chairwoman and Frances Harrison president will preside. Lou Murray and Jill Jacaruso will perform as guitarists and folk singers after the meeting. Committee members include Connie Hermann co chair Patricia Davis Rita Bash er Mary Swatt Evelyn Lundgren Carmella Grenier Marietta Gabriel Ruby Norko Josephine Bassaro Anna Jones Pat Hiltz Gale Reynolds.
The Woman's Service League of the First Congregational Church of Stratford will hold a project meeting tomorrow starting at an unspecified time. Members are invited to join and participate in planned activities and preparations.
At 10 38 amy ak the church hostesses for the box social are Mrs Ernest Mettenson and Mrs Frederick Petry. Mrs Duane Kellogg will read the devotions and Mr and Mrs Edmund Judson Jr will show slides of their trip to Portugal.
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