Major Hoople Bills For May Services And Supplies
Reading as a comic note, Major Hoople states his share of returns equals 58 and labels it the bill for May services. He lists a 60 percent charge for supplies as the butcher’s bill.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
3
Reading as a comic note, Major Hoople states his share of returns equals 58 and labels it the bill for May services. He lists a 60 percent charge for supplies as the butcher’s bill.
New York Post reports Clare Boothe Luce told the paper she and late husband Henry Luce used LSD once or twice in an experimental program led by Dr. Sidney Cohen at a Los Angeles VA hospital. Kobler's biography claims several experiences. Luce denies some points but confirms limited prior use.
The Bridgeport Education Association and the Connecticut Education Association co sponsor a dinner membership meeting at the Fairway restaurant from 5 to 7 30 p m. Building and financial delegates from Bridgeport elementary and high schools will attend with BEA executive board members. James Gafney leads arrangements with aid from BEA president William O'Brien. Local and state leaders will speak and distribute materials.
Democrats in Fairfield will endorse delegates for three conventions at an 8:20 p.m. meeting in McKinley School chaired by Dr. James G. Kellis. Edmund Dougiello and John Dooley will present slate for State, Congressional, and State Senatorial conventions. ninety candidates will be endorsed to the Town committee.
A Moscow family's letter to Izvestia says four relatives earn 510 rubles monthly and spend 170 rubles on vodka. The writer, A Bogdanovs, notes vodka costs about three rubles per pint in a state liquor store, implying alcohol spending is a substantial portion of income. He claims their vodka use embodies a typical Russian household.
Australian artist Roy de Maistre, renowned for religious works, died Friday at age 74. He gained international notice for pieces including major commissions and noted works such as Stations and crosses.
The Friendship circle of Calvin United church will plan a square dance at its Wednesday meeting 8 p.m. in the church hall. A social will follow with local hosts listed. Sisterhood fashion show and luncheon are set for March 12 at 12 15 p.m. in Congregation Beth El synagogue.
North Stratfield PTA plans a Thursday 8 p m meeting at the school to host a Festival of Tables showcasing universal and international customs with table decorations exotic desserts and a wigs and hats show by PTA members chaired by Miriam Madwed and Donna Naylor. Permits issued include Sadie Baum for a 1200 alteration to an office building on 1874 Post road and Helen Barker to move a two car garage from Lavaron Road to 528 Salley Boulevard.
Mrs. Margaret Pennell will manage the Greenfield Hill Grange antiques show set for May 2 3 and 4 at Hillside Road Hall Slate Rep Melvelle A Burrows is noted in the notice as supporting the event.
Kansas City businessmen William Hoyer and Bob Stanger patent the corometer an eight inch device to test radiator coolant in under 30 seconds. The instrument uses a green yellow red gauge to indicate coolant condition and corrosion risk with production launched in Overland Park and Wichita.
Middletown High faced controversy after a student wore a short culotte to class and was sent home. Teacher Anthony F. Bianche resigned in protest, calling the action justifiable and moral. Principal A Merton Horoian echoed that guidelines are needed and a decision was required.
A French consortium is developing a flat color television tube that would be brighter than current rounded tubes and use about one third the electricity. A spokesman says American color tubes could lose near monopoly by 1971 when the French tube may reach the market.
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