Garfield School Parents Faculty Dinner Set at Fairway
The Garfield school Parent Faculty Council sponsors a dinner tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Fairway restaurant. Mrs Marie Pagano president will chair a brief business session after the meal.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
11
The Garfield school Parent Faculty Council sponsors a dinner tomorrow at 6 30 p m at the Fairway restaurant. Mrs Marie Pagano president will chair a brief business session after the meal.
Mrs Henry C Hansen was reelected president of St Margarets guild at St Johns Episcopal church. New officers include Mrs Harry H Anderson and Mrs James L Grant as vice presidents and other roles.
St Pius X guild will install officers Thursday evening in the parish center on Brookside drive Fairfield. New officers are Mrs James Scott president Mrs Albanus Krewson vice president Mrs M J Lupine secretary and Mrs Joseph Martinelli treasurer A social hour at 645 precedes a buffet supper chaired by Mrs Hugh Roth with hostesses Mrs Leonard Schulhoff and Mrs Raymond Rogers Reservations may be made with Mrs Roth.
The Woman's auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal church meets tomorrow at 1 30 p m in the parish house Beach street with Mrs Richard Cockfield presiding Plans for summer activities and a lawn card party at Mrs Cockfield home are announced A tea will follow with hostesses Mrs Cockfield Mrs Frederick E Derrick Mrs Charles Hall Mrs George Goodale and Mrs William Kost Members will bring items for the exchange table under the charge of Mrs Robert J Thompson and Mrs Robert W Coughlin.
A compact meat loaf recipe combines ground beef and sausage with bread crumbs onion garlic eggs and milk. Bake in a loaf pan then chill overnight and slice for cold servings. Paprika adds color while optional chives accompany cottage cheese and salad greens for a light lunch.
The American Optometric Association recommends flexible living room lighting for televiewing and tasks. Use several lamps with three way switches to adapt brightness for reading sewing and watching TV, avoiding excessive screen to room contrast and eye fatigue.
The William Smith College Club of Connecticut will present its third annual theater party at Shakespeare Theater. June Havoc and Richard Waring star in A Midsummer Night's Dream. Tickets available from Mrs Rune S Hansson or Mrs Donald R Bate Nichols.
Anne Adams offers Printed Pattern 4502 for Misses sizes 12 through 20. Includes a V neck fitted midriff wrap waist design suitable for casual or party wear. Requires 2 yards 3 inches for size 16. Includes printed step by step directions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for return mail to Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Dept New York.
Essay urges local people to fund new school buildings through taxes while insisting on economy and clear planning. Proposes a small committee to assess needs, avoid waste, and ensure facilities match actual student requirements. Stresses that government must take from people before giving back.
The Ivy Circle and United Evening group of United Congregational church plan a 6:30 p.m. dinner on Tuesday June 17 at the Hitching Post Inn. Mrs. Phillip Helbig will play piano and Miss Lucy Curtiss will review The White Witch. Reservations through Mrs. Clifford Smith.
Two pounds of medium white potatoes halved cook in as little as three quarters cup water. The vegetable requires about 20 minutes to finish cooking, preserving nutrients through reduced water usage.
The Executive board of the Music Study club will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the home of the new president Mrs Chester A Dundore 1178 Wells place Stratford. Plans for October 1958 to May 1959 will be discussed with officers and committee chairs named.
Fairfield county Bryn Mawr undergraduates will serve as ushers for the Bryn Mawr club scholarship benefit performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Shakespeare theater Friday. Ushers chaired by Nancy Farwell include Marcia Leigh Cornelia Wadsworth J Sue Jones and Gertrude Hoffmann with outreach by I Hayne Houston for Bryn Mawr prospects. Kitchen tongs noted as handy for turning fried chicken chops minute steaks and removing potatoes from the oven.
The Connecticut Mount Ida college club holds its annual meeting this afternoon with a social hour at noon and luncheon at 1 p.m. Officers to be installed for the coming year include Mrs. Rudolph Wilson of Woodbridge as president, Mrs. Paul Kerrigan of Bridgeport as vice president, Mrs. James Doak of Meriden as treasurer, and Mrs. Lincoln Bouve of New Haven as secretary.
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