Stratford Swimmers Net Two Team Trophies
Stratford girls swim team won two trophies at the New England championships held at Southern Connecticut State College in New Haven. Judy Cox and Sue Ryan reached finals in both events they entered, with Mary Ellen Hammill competing in the 50 yard breaststroke. About 252 girls from 28 associations competed, while the Navy Mothers and local PTA groups prepare for upcoming meetings.
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Stratford
Egey Vistory
Teany
Mary Ellen
New England
YMCA
Southern Connecticut
Oe State College
New Haven
Receivigreiferis Peanie
Carol Burson
Judy
Cox
Sue Ryan
50 Stamp Club
Sterling House
Thomas Sankowski
Medla
Navy
Mary Ellen Hammill
Stratford Navy
Tollub
Odd Fellows Hall
Florence Nichols
Iman
Elea Jnor Marks
Besse Sanford
Alice O'Hara
Mary Valentine
PTA
Wilcoxson School
Charles Taylor
Tiostesses
Harvey Hutchinson
Glayton Hall
Edward Bitseo
Red Men Meeting Planned for Thursday Night
The Improved Order of Red Men tribe in Milford will hold a Thursday night meeting at Franklin avenue hall to plan a future dinner dance. Sachem William Lindberg presides with leaders August Mantone Nello Ceccarelli Harry Guilford Willa Rogers William Hoffman and Alexander Soltis. Past Sachem Daniel Cronin named historian. Parade chair Walter Cullen will attend the Loyalty Day parade in Milford with a large delegation.
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Franklin Avenue
Sachem
William Lindberg
August Mantone
Sagamore
Nello Ceccarelli
Harry Guilford
Willa Rogers
Willam Hoffman
Alexander Soltis
Sachem Lindberg
Daniel Cronin
Eastern Parkway
Milford
Cronin
Walter Cullen
Sans
Birdseye PTA Program Promises Local Talks Tomorrow
Birdseye PTA meets tomorrow night in the school’s all purpose room. Fred Metcalf of Southern New England Telephone will discuss coordinating and implementing educational television in the school. George Pugliese of Stratford Board of Education will speak on using television in Stratford schools. New officers will be announced and plans for an Easter plant sale outlined.
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Ine Whaseye Senan Ria
Fred Metcalf
Southern New England Telephone Company
George Pugliese
Stratford Board of Education
Stratford
Birds Eye
Frederick Edwards
Chaiman
Joseph Martino
Ways and Means
Walter Thamp- Sot
Daniel Thorne
Arthur Stanko
Lenton Lectures Begin at Lordship Church Series
The Lordship Community church at 179 Prospect Drive will host a series of Lenton lectures led by interim minister Rev. Stanley Sellick. The first talk The Morning Star of the Reformation starts tonight at 8 in the church sanctuary, followed by a social hour hosted by the Women’s Fellowship. Subsequent lectures include The Man Who Shook the World on March 16, A Praying General Who Beheaded a King on March 23, and Saved from a Fire to Save a Church on March 30, all at 8 o’clock.
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Lenton
Lordship Church
Lordship Community Church
Prospect Drive
Stanley Sellick
Women’s Fellowship of
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