United Methodist Bishop Addresses Renewal and Budget Plans
Bishop Ward, New York area resident and former United Methodist Council of Bishops president, spoke at noon on renewed church interest and growth. Delegates from western Connecticut and southeastern New York discussed a proposed 2 million ministerial budget and 89 thousand for World service. Dr Brady Tyson of the U.S. mission to the UN will address tomorrow at 2 p.m. on human rights.
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Bishop Ward
New York
United Methodist Council of Bishops
United States
Americas
United Methodist
Connecticut
Brady Tyson
United Nations
WHHS
Bernhard Center On Human Rights
U.S
Methodist Bishop Praises Carter Young on Rights
United Methodist Bishop W Ralph Ward of the New York Conference commended President Carter and U N Ambassador Andrew Young for advancing human rights. Speaking to more than a thousand delegates at the University of Bridgeport Ward urged action to improve conditions for blacks in Rhode Island and South Africa, Jews in Russia, Hispanics in Latin America, and all oppressed minorities.
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W. Ralph Ward
United Methodist New York Conference
Carter
U.N
Andrew Young
Young
Ward
Univerity
Bridgeport
United Methodist Churches
United Methodist Church
Rhodesia
South Africa
Russia
Latin America
Monachelli Heads K of C Council in Trumbull
Monachelli of 3380 Main Street was elected senior knight of the Knights of Columbus Park City Council. Other officers named include recording grand knight Joseph Oliva, secretary Thomas Fraher, treasurer Anthony Dreyer, and advocate Anthony Varone.
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Henry Monachelli
Main Prand
Leon Jones
Chan- Street
Trumbull
Scelior
Joseph L. Oliva
Park City
Thomas Fraher
War Coundl
Knights of Columbus
Inden
Anthony Dreyer
Anthony Varone
Wal
Monachelli
Alten
James Dowd
Anthony Mantarro
Patrick Proto
Mari Marko Tufano
David Donovan
Redding GOP Endorses Schwede and Driver for Local Posts
The Redding Republican Town Committee backs Harold Schwede for First Selectman and C Stephen Driver for Selectman with unanimous support. Endorsements include incumbents H Emerson Burritt Raymond Sturdevant Elizabeth Blair Edward Callins John Hague Harold Wes Dallas Grimes William J Barney James Sumner for various boards. A caucus is set for August 1 to confirm the slate. vacancy deliberations continue for the Board of Education with Frederica Southworth not seeking reelection.
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Redding
Republican Town Committee
Harold Schwede
First Selectman
C. Stephen Driver
Selectman
GOP
Charlies Mitchell
Schwede
Norwalk
Commuunity College
Myr
Drivar
Planning Commission
Conservation Commission
Mitchell
H. Emerson Burritt
Raymond Sturdevant
Elizabeth Blair
Edward Callins
John Hague
Board of Education
Harold Wes
Board of Assessors
Dallas Grimes
Board of Finance
William J. Barney
Zoning Commission
James Sumner
Board of Tax Review
Bernard O'Neill
Frederica Southworth
O'Neill
Robert Jones
Dinan Center Aides Demographics Reported
The Dinan Memorial center workforce totals 33 personnel and 285 fulltime staff. Minorities make up 56 percent of fulltime workers and 60 percent of parttime staff. Among fulltime minorities are 118 Blacks 27 Spanish 15 Portuguese Whites and 1 other. Whites total 124 non Portuguese. Parttime staff total 43 with 2 Blacks 3 Spanish 22 Portuguese Whites and 15 other Whites.
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Dinan Memorial Center
Board of Humane Affairs
Fairfield Woman Heads GRAIC
Mrs. Helen B. Wasserman of Fairfield was elected president of the Greater Bridgeport United Jewish council. The council also elected Ruth Gladstein and Daniel B. Smith as vice presidents, Martin M. Wolfe as vice president, Jack Zaluda as treasurer, and Diane Hornstein as secretary.
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Helen B. Wasserman
Fairfield
Greater Bridgeport
Tad Dillon Tops County Ad Winners in Fairfield
NORWALK The Advertising Club of Fairfield County honored 44 recipients in 16 categories at its annual dinner in The Manor. Tad Dillon of Weston won best in show and the black and white local newspaper campaign for Harper’s Weston service station.
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Norwalk
Advertising Club
Fairfield County
Manor
Tad Dillion
Weston
Harper's
Vanillas and their costly cultivation stories
A fragment describes the vanilla plant’s brief blossoms yielding fruit, the vanilla beans. It notes the high value of the beans and mentions branding by growers with pin prick patterns, though details are unclear in the snippet.
Henry Traute Behind The Phrase Close Cover Before Striking
Henry C. Traute, described as a GOP organizer in the source, is credited with origin of the safety motto Close Cover Before Striking. The note highlights his influence on advertising ideas and a claim about a long overlooked safety warning.
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Henry C. Traute
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Herlin Press, Inc
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Dick Jones Design
Connecticut Public Television
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Thel Lionel Ellanson Group
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West Haven
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Westport
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James Lush
Woodbridge
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Stratford
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