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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1957

Page

7

Baptist Church Launches Week of Youth Activities

Stratford Baptist church opens a youth week led by Rev. Charles A Bray with a Sunday worship at 10 am and a 7 pm service by the Junior High Youth Fellowship. An all youth dinner January 29 at 6 pm features Rev J M Reinhardt. Reservations via Nancy Platt or Rev Bray. Regular events include midweek Hour of Power and teenage choir meetups with future programs announced. Local realty transfers noted by town clerk and Exchange Club plans for January 30 meeting with narcotics discussion. Juvenile Music Group and Legion Auxiliary activities also listed.

Stratford Baptist Church Charles A. Bray J. M. Reinhardt First Assembly of God Church Bridgeport Nancy Platt East Main Street Bray Hour of Power Guild Willie Jean Myers Wood Avenue W. Howard Willcoxson Robert Ethel Neel Alexander Wels George B. Jenkins Highland Avenue Julia Fitzsimmons Stephen Albert Martin Soundview Avenue Julius Tucciarone Julius Tucciarone To ‘William and Ella Kovac Pinecourt David and Murial Williams George and Mildred Yeremian Wilbrook Road Juvenle Music James Stadris Hartt College Hartford Sterling House Gail Bruneau

Pension Board Denies Fireman Heckler Disability Plea

The Town Employes Pension Board refused Fireman John J. Heckler’s request for retirement due to permanent disability from injuries in a 1941 fire. Councilman Ellsworth Speer, committee chair, announced the decision after doctors from Yale University clinic reviewed reports at the board’s request.

Pension Board Heckler Town Employes Pension ‘Board John J. Heckler Ellsworth Speer

Stratford GOP Women Plan Monday Reception Tea

Members of the Stratford Republican Women’s Association are invited to attend a reception and tea honoring Fairfield County women legislators. The event runs Monday from 2:30 to 4:30 pm at Darien Congregational Church parish house. Reservations due Friday with Mrs Oscar Peterson. Mrs Katherine Morris will pour and Mrs Peterson will lead hostess duties.

GOP Stratford Republican Women's Association Fairfield County Darien Congregational Church Oscar Peterson Katherine Morris Stratford Women Peterson

Exchange Club Meeting Plans and Awards Preview

The Exchange Club will discuss Ladies Night plans at the Shakespeare project and Golden Deed awards. It also covers participation in the Sterling Park swimming pool program proposal.

L Exchange Club Sterling Park

What's New About Town And Townspeople

Mr and Mrs Lee sexton of Wells place plan an annual Florida vacation. Cubmaster George O Smith of Pack 75 at Nichols avenue school awarded honors to Theodore Turchan Justin Eringis Brian Marks Francis Suponski Robert Tober Maurice Kuck Robert Ledger and Charles Slavis. Norman L Gedrick enrolled at Tri State College Angola Indiana in aeronautical engineering for a BS. Polka Dot Players set monthly meetings with Lee Melden in charge. last met at Boothe Memorial park. Roland M Leach named vice chairman of the Traffic Safety committee headed by T A D Weaver. Margaret Barnish a Notre Dame St Marys College freshman cast in Carousel Feb 6–10 at South Bend. Stratford American Legion Auxiliary anniversary party Jan 28 in Legion hall. High school basketball vs Warde of Fairfield at King Street gym Friday 7:30 pm. Mary Lou French leads Creative Dramatic group in Sterling House. group meets Wednesdays 3:30 pm for ages 8–15. French plans to enter Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts next fall. Frank A Larkin continues.

Lee Sexton Wells Place Florida George O. Smith Pack 75 Nichols Avenue Theodore, Turchan Justin Eringis Brian Marks Francis Suponski Robert Tober Maurice Kuck Robert Ledger Charles Slavis Norman L. Gedrick F. R. Dedrick East Main Street Tri- State College Angola Indiana Lee Melden Boothe Memorial Park Roland M. Leach T.A.D. Weaver Margaret Barnish St. Mary’s College Notre Dame Ind Paul ‘Pf, Barnish Longbranch Avenue St. Mary's South Bend Stratford American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Warde High Fairfield King Street Mary Lou French Creative Dramatic Group Judy Spencer Sterling House Mary Hardy French The Masquers Society Pasadena Playhouse College of Theater Arts Frank A. Larkin

Red Cross auctions sealed bids for chapter cars

Red Cross chairman announces sealed bids for the purchase of automobiles will be received until 7 30 p m Thursday at the Chapter house. Funds will save each one year old and finance new cars this year. Council members avoid the fire department controversy citing charter violations.

Red Cross Fire Department

Death of 22-year-old in parked car at state park

Donald C. Lawson of West Hartford was found dead in his car at Bigelow Hollow State Park. Medical examiner Albert Del Toro said the death was self-inflicted by carbon monoxide poisoning after running the exhaust through a window. Hunters Arthur Elliot and Leon Robbins located the vehicle. The report notes an old map showing a sea serpent drawing for uncharted areas.

UNION Bigelow Hollow Donald C. Lawson West Hartford Albert de l 'Toro Lawson Patrce Arthur Elliot Leon Robbins Thompson

Bonn House Passes Plan for Pensions

West Germany's Bundesrat approved an old age pension scheme described as the world’s most generous. The plan guarantees up to 110 dollars monthly for early retirees, with 60 percent of lifetime wages and inflation protection. Workers and employers pay 14 percent of wages for many, while the bill includes 6.6 million beneficiaries and raises total pension costs from 1.856 billion to 3.165 billion dollars.

George Boultwood Bonn Germany Bundestag United States Federal Treasury

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de Soto-Plymouth Desoto Brouchs Marx NBC Televis Baptist Church Stratford Exchange Club Fairway Jay Morgan Police Department Legion Auxiliary Register Warren Institute Fairfield Ave Conn State Board OF Education Bonn House Board of Tax Review of the Town of Board of Tax Review Edmund F. Seaman Edward Klobukowski Theodore Holey Hoffman Fuel Dependable Fuel Oil Service Home & Industry Wnt A & A Appliances Porgerain Doyle & Martin Furniture & Appliances Main Street Devon E. Main St Alliance Center, Inc Jim Macanda Hotpoint Broad Street Miller Electric Inc Naugatuck Ave Henry Brothers Post Road
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