Stratford Talk on Neologics Aids Problem Solving
A Wednesday program at the Unitarian Universalist church features Neologics a theory of problem solving using non logical methods. Dr Theodore Cheney of Dunlap and Associates will discuss the theory and its applications with refreshments served. The event is part of the Adult Discussion group series in Stratford.
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Edward Brad
Unitarian Universalist Ley
Phe
Nomena
Theodore Cheney
Dunlap and Associates, Inc
Darien
Cheney
Nichols PTA Panel Talk Set For Tomorrow
The Nichols school PTA meets at 8 p.m. in the school all purpose room with a panel of five elementary education speakers led by Elinor Varney. Topics include speech reading improvement and federal and state projects. Slides of Birdseye school project shown. Q and A follows. Refreshments by several parents.
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Elementary Education Department
Terrence Tomasko
Vincent McTigue
Elinor Varney
Constance Pennell
Muriel Anderson
Geraldine Stanton
Rosabel Wells
Co-Op Nursery to Plan Member Drive Tonight
A general meeting of the Lordship Cooperative Nursery School is set for tonight at 8 in Lordship Community Church at 179 Prospect Drive. Plans for a membership campaign and yearlong committees will be formed, with changes to coastal pet sets up for vote and a social hour to follow. Mrs Rose Iacomacci and Mrs Elizabeth Dobensky led St Patrick's party arrangements with pots of shamrocks for children. Chamber Luncheon: Federal loans to local development corporations to be discussed at Stratford Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow.
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Co-Op
Lordship Cooperative Nursery School
Lordship Community Church
Prospect Drive
Rose Iacomacci
Elizabeth Dobensky
Stratford Chamber of Commerce
Exchange Student To Address PTA
The Stoney Brook school PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the school all purpose room. Guest speaker Jeffrey Lewis an American Field Service exchange student from Joannesburg South Africa will describe his homeland and show film strips. Jeffrey a Stratford high school student, sponsored by the Stratford chapter AFS, resides with the William W Bercowitz family 400 Ocean avenue Lordship. When schools close in June he will begin a four week U S tour as will 3 800 AFS students from 60 countries.
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Stoney Brook
PTA
Jeffrey Lewis
Joannesburg
South Africa
Jeffrey
Stratford High School
Stratford
AFS
William W. Bercowitz
Ocean Avenue
Lordship
United States
Meeting to Plan Recreation Season Stratford Leagues
A meeting for representatives of independent teams under local sponsorship will be held by the Stratford Senior Recreation Slow Pitch Softball league tomorrow at 7 30 p m in room 205 Town Hall. James W Penders Recreation department supervisor notes another meeting for Stratford baseball and softball league supervisors is set for March 27 at 7 10 p m in room 207 Town Hall to discuss seasonal permits for field use. Night indoor recreation centers will close March 28.
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Stratford Senior Recreation
Town Hall
James W.,penders
Stratford
Penders
Badminton Club and Night Center Events March 25 26
Badminton Club will end play March 25 with adult fitness group concluding March 26 at local night centers. Winners in table tennis and goal shooting include Dar Dufresne Richard Conine Edward Giaquinto Ray Isneed Gary Shaw Kenneth Guggenheim Robert Flaherty Philip Romanaus and others from Wooster junior high Wilcoxson and nearby schools.
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Wooster
Dufresne
Richard Conine
Mr. Dufresne
Robert Rocks
Juniiors
Johnson
PTA Council Plans Mental Health Talks
The Stratford PTA Council Mental Health committee will meet tomorrow at 8 30 p m at 365 Albert avenue to finalize plans for a town wide panel discussion Stresses Under Which Our Children Live on April 4 at 8 p m in Stratford High School auditorium. Mrs Robert C Novey and Mrs
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Stratford Pta Council
Donald C McCombe
Albert Avenue
Stratford High School
Robert C. Novey
Tonight in Towns events of interest and meetings
Frank J. Hennesy and the co chair committee lead a Town Hall 7 30 pm session. Various town groups meet at Stratford High School library Legion Hall and churches. Public notices include Republican Women GOP HQ and multiple youth and civic group gatherings tonight across town.
Two Britons Charged in London Double Murder Case
Scotland Yard charged David Bolton and Raymond Cohen with the murder of financier Michael O'Carroll and model Janet Williams. Both men, aged 30 and 25, will appear at Marylebone Court on Monday. The couple was found bound and strangled in their shared London apartment after a raid. The killing stemmed from a brutal double slaying as investigators pursued leads in a high‑profile case.
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London
Scotland Yard
Marylebone Court
David Bolton
Raymond Cohen
Britain
Michael O'Carroll
Janet Williams
Price of Sheep Drops Across Australia in Drought
AP reports drought in Australia lowers sheep prices to six to forty cents while normal seasons see sheep selling near four dollars fifty cents. Growers warn the market has collapsed and livestock income is severely hit across the Sydney region.
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Sydney
Australia
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