PTA Chairman Lists Volunteer Civic Work Across Stratford
Stratford PTA volunteers logged over 26,100 hours last year in community service beyond school programs. Irene Baldwin reports breakdowns by organization including Red Cross, 4-H, Boy and Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, libraries, Youth groups, and local clubs, totaling 26 108 hours. Nile Club to Meet. A Stratford Nile club gathering is planned for Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Judy Racine’s home with a picnic supper before the meeting.
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Red Cross
Nile Club
Stratford Nile Club
Morday
Judy Racine
Franklin Avenue
Miss Juliet Crowning Set Brightens Stratford Day
Stratford Festival Days open with a street parade at 11 a.m. and the crowning of Evelyn Galla as Miss Juliet at the Shakespeare Theater at noon. Parade units assemble at Paradise Green at 10 a.m. under rain or shine plans by the Downtown Center and Paradise Green Business associations.
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Evelyn Galla
Juliet
Shakespeare Theater
Robert Gann
Paradise Green
Downtown Center
Stratford Group Plans Rainbow Girls Picnic and Bridge Classes
The Rainbow Girls Picnic will be Sunday at Lake Quassapaug with buses leaving the Masonic temple at 1 p.m. Stratford Jewish Community group announces beginners bridge lessons starting Monday at 8:30 p.m. an advanced class follows at 9:30. Mrs. Rosnick is chairman. Planning and Zoning denied Stephen Kochiss subdivision petition on Success Avenue for technical reasons. Leslie Oakman chairs the commission.
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Erek
Rosnick
Stephen Kochiss
Success Avenue
Leslie Oakman
Commission
Hearing on bakery picketing injunction postponed
A Superior court hearing on Raymond Iwanicki’s petition to halt picketing at 665 Berkshire Avenue was continued to 9 15 a.m. Tuesday. The action targets International Bakery and Confectionery Workers Local 210 and John Chruszcyk of Bridgeport, with Iwanicki dba Berkshire Bakers seeking restraining orders. Judge Frank T Healey granted the postponement while counsel was in trial. Ernest M Arsnold represents Iwanicki.
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Berkshire Avenue
International Bakery
John Chruszcyk
Bridgeport
Iwanicki
Berkshire ‘Bakers
Frank T. Heal
Suit Settled Over Ridgefield Development Permits
After weeks of trial over Media Manor on Wilton Road in Ridgefield, a settlement ordered the town to issue permits for 26 lots and install required sewage facilities. Judge Cotter issued a mandamus and injunctions while plaintiffs, led by James Scott and Joseph Rice, withdrew damage claims. Town officials and Mr McCarthy faced ongoing disputes linking alleged permit delays and water diversion to the development. Ridgefield First Selectman Leo Carroll welcomed the accord as a long, troublesome dispute concluded to general satisfaction.
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Media Lane
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Bridgeport
Ridgefield
Romeo Petroni
West Point Alumni Notes Historic USMA Graduation Milestone
West Point Alumni notes reflect that since its founding in 1802 the United States Military Academy has graduated over twenty thousand cadets, marking a long history of officer training and service.
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United States Military Academy
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