PTO Variety Show planned for Rodeph Sholom March 24
The Rodeph Sholom Congregation PTOwill sponsor its 15th annual March 24 show at 7 30 p m in the synagogue at Park and Capitol Avenues Roster includes Talmud Torah choir USY folk dancers Youth chorus and Rodeph Sholom dance group Soloists listed Cantor David J Leon oversees program Co chairs and volunteers help Tickets available at synagogue office Proceeds benefit Carp Ramah scholarships and teaching aids in the school
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Talmud Torah Choir
USY Folk Dancers
Sherry Redier
Judith Fibich
David Baltimore
Robin Lobe
Ronald Betman
Brett Jacobson
Charles Zucker
Henry Schwartz
Robin
Sabbath Service Scheduled by NCJW Tonight
The Greater Bridgeport section of the National Council of Jewish Women will hold its annual council Sabbath service tonight at Congregation B nai Israel. Mrs. Philip Ravitz will deliver a sermon on the program and Judaic ideals. Mrs. Louis Weiskopf with hostesses will handle refreshments and the committee includes many women named in the notice.
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Greater Bridgeport
National Council of Jewish Women
Congregation B’nal’ Israel
Philip Ravitz
Louis Weiskopf
Iis
Milton Rosenbloom
Eliot Rubin
Martin Sylvetsky
Edward Green
Lawrence K. Lesser
Ralph Geduldig
Herman Gutzeit
Bernard Gerber
Sidney Postel
Paul Guarnaccia
Maurice Magilnick
Robert Lesser
Your Hat Madame Hat Show Promises Senior Guild Event
St Michael s Senior guild hosts a hat show and card party titled Your Hat Madame on Tuesday at 7 pm in the school auditorium at Pulaski and Kossuth streets. Mrs Edward Tulinski is honorary chair and Mrs Joseph Orlowski is general chair with co chair Mrs Theodore Cholewinski. Henry Tyszka Jr will be the pianist and Mrs Antoni Trojanowski the commentator.
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Edward ‘Tulinski
Joseph Orlowski
St. Michael's Senior Guild
Pulaski and
Kossuth
Theodore Cholewinski
Antoni Trojanowski
Henry Tyszka, Jr
Will
John!Chruszczyk
Bernard Ciectorka
Walter Gelozin
William Morris
John Norko
Carl Obuchowski
Alphonse Recko
Stanley Ruszkowski
Alfred Sagalski
John Sissick
Casimir Syc
John Zawalsky
Herbert Hird
George Norko
Percy Zielinski
Peter, Olexy
Vincent Kornacki
Martin Lyons
Walter Pach
Raymond Pamuczak
John Piontek
Joseph Robaczynski
Henry Tyszka
Edward Wieczorek
Anthony Kaminskas
Diane Kaminskas
Michael Piorek
Pauline Janik
John Cwikta
Alphonse Gelozin
Johin Nieszemski
Peter Notchick
Edward Connell
Henry Domkowski
Ralph Meyers
Florian Lapinski
Stanley Robaczynski
Adam Grochowski
Rudolph Kaczyinsky
Joseph Kalinoski
Donald Shultz
Andrew Lobo
Women Plan Lenten Dinner at Second Baptist Church
The Women’s Club of the Second Baptist Church sponsors a Lenten fellowship dinner on Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The theme is A Mystery Dinner. Harriet Sullivan chairs the affair with Gladys Carter Ida Gismondi and Katherine Cleever as hostesses Edna Sargent handles tickets and reservations Lenten devotional services follow at 7:30 p.m.
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Women’s Club of the Second Baptist Church
Harriet Sullivan
Gladys Carter
Ida Gismondi
Katherine Cleever
Edna Sargent
Wisconsin Democrats Invite RFK to Campaign in State Primary
Wisconsin Young Democrats asked Robert F. Kennedy to campaign in the Wisconsin primary on April 2. Kennedy is not a candidate in the state, but his appearance could boost anti-administration votes as President Johnson faces a tricky set of potential pitfalls.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Officers Named Install Set By Cootiette Unit
Mrs Beatrice Nelson will be seated as president of the Park City Cootiettes at the monthly meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the VFW club room 39 Stratford avenue. Officers and committee chairs are listed with installing officer Mrs Florence Brotherton past president. Proceeds will aid the club's next visit to the West Haven Veterans hospital.
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Beatrice Nelson
Park City Cootiettes
VFW Club
Stratford Avenue
Florence Brotherton
Nellie Cooper
Elizabeth Coffey
Frances Britt
Florence Rose
Jennie Viscigia
Sadie Whitney
Rose
Kathryn Keeton
Brotherton
West Haven Veterans Hospital
Lutheran Women To Meet Tuesday In Parish Hall
The Salom Lutheran Church Women will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the parish hall. Guest speaker Mother Mary Jane Keck, history and ecumenical studies professor, will discuss Changes in the Roman Catholic Church. Mrs. Wal ter Ehrlich will introduce her and preside at the business session. Mrs. James Pittick and Mrs. John Kindswatter lead hostesses and devotions respectively.
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Salom Lutheran Church
Mary Jane Keck
Convent of the Sacred Heart High School
Greenwich
Walter Ehrlich
Church Women United of Connecticut
New England Synod
Lutheran Church of America
James Pittick
AID to Let Lawmakers Study Future Business
Washington AP report says the U S foreign aid chief backed a senator's plan for ahead scrutiny of commercial transactions funded by the agency. William Gaud to meet another senator's demand and draft tougher penalties for abuses as lawmakers seek oversight amid waste allegations. Also notes baptism of Norah Louise Campbell, infant of Charles A. and wife at St Mary’s Milford with godparents George Rose and others.
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William
Gaud
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Agency For’ International Development
AID
Norah Louise Campbell
Charles A. Chappell
Sumner, Place
Bayview
Milford
St. Mary’ S Church
George Rose
Bridgeport Hadassah Meeting and Youth Aliyah Film
The Bridgeport Hadassah unit meets Monday at 8 pm at the Jewish Community Center 4200 Park Ave with Mrs Albert Kronfeld presiding and Mrs Julius Carlson giving the invocation. A color film The Upward Road highlights the first Youth Aliyah study in four years. excerpts from a donor luncheon show are planned. Brenda Lture of the Yasa Order of America sponsors a pinochle event at Viking Hall 40 Alfred St tonight at 87 o'clock with refreshments.
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Bridgeport
Hadassah
Jewish Community Center
Park Avenue
Albert Kronfeld
Julius Carlson
Edward Speicher
Pro- Bram
Mobilla
Joseph Klein
Norman Posto
Brenda Lture
Yasa Order of America
Viking Hall
Alfred Street
Soviets Present Bill to United States for Embassy Blast
The Soviet Union handed Washington a bill of 14 699.59 dollars to cover damages from a predawn February 1 bomb blast at the Russian embassy.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
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