February Busy Month for Visiting Nurses
Stratford Visiting Nurse Association logged 508 visits in February under supervisor Edna Kehlhofer. Breakdowns show 289 for non communicable diseases including cancer and diabetes, 64 for communicable disease care, 27 for maternity and 27 for tuberculosis, and three for mental retardation cases. WWNA conducted three well child conferences with 35 attendees and three expectant mother classes with eight attendees. Two dental clinics served one person, plus a tuberculosis clinic with three attendees.
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Stratford Visiting Nurse Association
Edna M. Kehlhofer
WWNA
Square Dancers Visit Stoney Brook PTA
The Stoney Brook school PTA meets at 7 30 tonight. The Country Steppers a 16 member square dancing group from Sikorsky division with Chip Hendriksen as caller will give a demonstration next Monday at 7 45 p.m. in the General Electric Institute Boston avenue Bridgeport. The agenda includes a Scout show discussion by Pomperaug council with show chair E Z Zissell.
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Stoney Brook School
PTA
William B. DiFederico
Country Steppers
Sikorsky
Chip Hendriksen
General Electric Institute
Boston Avenue
Bridgeport
Pomperaug Council
E.Z. Zissell
Joint Meeting Set For Two Churches
The first Congregational and Lordship Community churches rescheduled their joint Lenten meeting for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Packard hall with Dr. George Riggan of Hartford Seminary concluding on Christian Hope. worship will be led by Rev. Raymond Worster. Also, Thomas P. Hackett, a Drew University freshman from Madison N J, made the dean's list in Liberal Arts, a 1966 Bunnell high school graduate and son of Paul W and Mrs. Hackett.
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First Congregational
Lordship Community Churches
First Congregational Church
Packard Hall
George Riggan
Hartford Seminary Foundation
Raymond Worster
Drew Thomas P. Hackett
Drew University
Madison, N.J
University
College of Liberal Arts
Bunnell High School
Thomas
Drew
Paul W. Hackett
Lawlor Terrace
Voter Making Session Tomorrow in Town Hall
A voter making session will be held tomorrow from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Town Hall Council chambers. Eligibility requires residents over 21 who have lived in town since Sept 21, 1966 and are US citizens. Naturalized citizens must present a certificate of naturalization or a State Department passport issued after Jan 1, 1948.
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Board of Admission of Electors
Town Hall
Ape
United States
State Department
Scout Leaders to Meet Plan Scouting Show
A meeting of unit leaders booth chairmen district committee members and district commissioner staff of Pomperaug council Boy Scouts of America has been called.
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Booth
Pomperaug Council
Boy Scouts of America
Community youth groups schedule activities at local churches
The PTA and Cub Scout Leaders train at Temple Beth Sholom on Huntington Road at 7:30. Girl Scout troop 22 meets at Lordship Community Church at 7. Stratford Methodist hosts Cadette troop 72 at 7 with a Commission on Membership and Evangelism session at 7:90 and a Senior Methodists meeting at 1 pm in Stratford’s purpose room. A musical program is planned.
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Temple Beth Sholom
Huntington Road
Lordship
Our Lady of Grace Church
Second Hill Jane
Stratford Methodist Church
Child Welfare League to Hold Northeast Conference in Hartford
The Child Welfare League of America will host its Northeast Regional Conference in Hartford from April 13 to 15. More than 1,500 professionals and citizens from New England and northeastern Canada are expected. Topics include current programs, social trends, and population growth with Carol H. Meyer of Columbia University addressing urbanization’s impact on child welfare in the opening address.
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Hartford
Child Welfare League of America
New England
Canada
Carol H.meyer
Columbia University
Apple tree brings record price near YAKIMA in private orchard
An Orchardist paid 51000 dollars for a single apple tree found in a private orchard near Yakima, possibly the highest price ever for a tree. The same company paid 25000 dollars for a tree found in Hood River, Oregon.
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Yakima
Wash
Hood River
Ore
Soviet economist urges "customer is always right" rule
MOSCOW AP A Soviet economist Dr Leonid Kantorovich urged introducing the principle The customer is always right in the Soviet Union He argued daily life conditions shape productive effort and called for better consumer service in retail and services He said customers should be treated as welcome guests and that attitudes toward daily life affect the economy Goat's milk comment ends the report
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Leonid Kantorovich
Pravda
Kanstorovich
Stalin
Kantorovich
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GM Institute
Michael Soltis
Edgewood Street
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
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Michael
Nor Walk State
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Sterling House
Chester Baker
U.S
National Federation of Stamp Clubs
Albert Ciarcia
Unitarian Universalist Church
Chapel Street
Great Neck
Gels
Donald G. Hodgkins
George A. Hodgkins
Brightwood Avenue
Mount Hermon School
East Northfield
Mass
Donald
Visiting Nurse Association
Norman J. Kramer
R.N
VNA
Wilcoxson School
Mark Mihaley
Robert Adamcheck
Daniel Miko
Robert Ryan
Richard Kane
Gregory Anderson
Thomas Green
Kevin Williams
Robert Green
John Peters
Joanne Fioretti
Mario Fioretti
General Street
Connecticut Accordion Teachers’ Association
Rudy Moli
Naro
Joanne
Johnson Junior High
Joseph W. Venables
Ullmann - Ferguson Homes, Inc
Cornelius R
Joan M. Mulcahy
Niantic
Frank L
Elizabeth M. Coursey
Walter D
Patricia M. Osborne
Harvard Avenue
Richard
Audrey A. Sleckman
Peter and
Noreen M. Viselti
Terrill Road
Daniel I
Loretta A. Hampton
Vivian T. Ericson
Housatonic Avenue
Charles M
Matilda M. Quess
Donald R
Gail G. Vitko
Norwalk
Matthew Drive
Francisco S
Trinidad Hernandez
Carlos
Margarita Martinez
Stratford Avenue
Alcoholics Anonymous
Christchurch
PAL Board of Directors
Ninth District
Republican Club
Robert A. Edgerton
Twin Oaks Terrace
Lions Club
Spada
Blue Goose
Garden School
Wal Ecu
M&f
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Pt Mihly, Pris
Lila He Savings Bank Caret
Thepunits Welfare League
Val Lombard
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Roessler
Chuck
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Turkey
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Jare
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Coens
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America
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Magee
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Aldon Bigelow Cabin Crafts
Wanda Were Downs
Hardwick
Gulistan
Alex. Smith Firth
Roxbury Trend Mills
Ozite Burl
Callaway World Carpet
Bigelow Wool
Callaway
Star & Hall
Philadelphia
Bigelow
Wilton
Firth
Penthouse
Alexander Smith
Tweed Foren
Lees
Chatham Place
Sun
Post Road
Conn
United Carpet
New Englander Motor Motel
United Carpet Counselors
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