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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1958
Page
18
Stratford votes to decide if the newly organized Police union will represent all 58 officers in a department election on April 1. Polling will run from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Police HQ with secret ballots. Two questions appear on the ballot: union yes or no. union representatives will tally results after closing.
The North End Volunteer fire company has deferred action on a resolution calling for disbanding of the unit until after a conference with town officials. Members of the volunteer company met Monday night and decided to discuss the matter with town officials.
Patrolman Stephen Liscinsky said about 100 tickets remain for the Victor Borge benefit show on May 4 at Shakespeare Theater with tickets sold by mail order on a first come, first served basis. Box office sales are unlikely due to high demand.
David Korponia, 15, won top honors in a field of 21 entries with an average of 119.16. Second place went to William Wilson, Los Angeles Avenue. Both will compete in the State Jaycee matches in Meriden on March 30.
Dr Harry Adams of Yale Divinity School faculty will be the featured speaker at the upcoming Lenten supper. The event gathers parishioners for a evening of reflection and fellowship, with Adams addressing themes tied to the season.
Three petitions seek waivers of zoning rules announced by secretary Doris McLellan. The requests include setback waivers for Theodore Gendron on Meadowview Road and Earl MacDaniel on Stratford Avenue, plus a waiver for lot area and side yards for John Dzurik at 95 Corus Street. Building permits issued by Edward Goudregu list Robert Maricondo on Hollywood Avenue for a one family dwelling at 10000 dollars and Edward Beckman on Masarik Avenue for a truck terminal at 22000 dollars.
Mill River Country club dedication dinner dance set for April 19 with cocktails from 5 to 7 p.m. Dorothea Hovan of First Avenue Assessor’s clerk injured Saturday when her car was struck and overturned six times. Gloria Mis of Wallingford visited Paula Lakates at 192 Burritt Avenue. they are classmates at New Haven State Teachers College. Chamber reps from the Commerce convened with Paradise Green business houses to coordinate retail division. Shakespeare Days sales promotion planned later in spring. Mr and Mrs Edwin A Cox Mr and Mrs Allen B Vermilya Mr and Mrs Carl Bishop Mr and Mrs Peter Wender to attend Rotary district conference at New Haven Lawn Club for an all day program. Mrs John
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