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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
4
Dog owners must obtain new licenses by May 1 for a 14 month period ending June 30 next year. Pro rated fee increases: male and spayed dogs 2.40. unspayed females 6.25. Renewals for dogs six months or older require May 1. penalties apply after. Town Clerk Samuel Glover noted.
Reader's Digest presents a condensed version of How to Live on 24 Hours a Day by Arnold Bennett. The April issue highlights time management tips and practical guidance in one of 36 condensed articles drawn from leading magazines and books.
The 4-H clubs in Bridgeport Fairfield Westport and Weston plan a Friday evening talent show at 8 p.m. in Greenfield Hill Grange hall chaired by Ellen Johnson. The event will conclude with ribbon presentations to winners and showcases by Gra-Y clubs. Polio fund gifts total 42 dollars were raised by Gra-Y members at McKinley School and presented to Samuel Glover by Frank Crowley at a school assembly.
Fidelity lodge AF and AM holds a Master Mason degree ceremony tonight at 7 30 PM. Albert Staples announces the event. The T Square club will confer the degree with Fidelity Fellowcraft Degree team portraying the work.
The second session on A Curriculum For Today led by Charles T. Abraham will be held tonight at 8 o clock in the Memorial room of the library. Abraham, a curriculum consultant in the schools, will discuss the philosophy of education. The first discussion was conducted last week by the Great Issues Discussion Group.
The school system requires physical examinations for all school bus drivers, following Gov. Ribicoff's hint that exams may be required. Health and school officials adapted a state form with added checks to ensure safety in the operator’s physical and mental health. Tonight features a sidewalk and curb proposal hearing on Knapps highway at 8, plus various community meetings and youth recreation events at local schools.
Ronald J. Henry, president of the Chamber of Commerce, is invited by Governor Ribi coff to attend a conference on natural resources in Connecticut on April 15 in Hartford. The event is organized by the New England Resources committee. The Center Volunteer Fire company votes to spend 2040 dollars to buy 30 new uniforms for its Fife and Drum corps modeled after those worn by the troops.
Northwestern University professor Dr. Harold G. Shane tells about 4,000 elementary principals that television exposes 90 percent of city children daily, shrinking time and space. He argues the phantom curriculum of TV expands learning, boosts vocabulary, and spurs reading, urging flexible, imaginative teaching that leverages media rather than resisting it.
Feisal acts swift with new blue shirts and trousers red striped belts white leggings and a red scarf worn open collar. The band will debut these outfits on Memorial Day. Turnpike Food Mart plans relocation within Black Rock turnpike to the new Samp post office block. A green blackboard donated by Lake Hills association arrives at St. Pius X parish center on Brookside drive.
Cairo reports say Crown Prince Feisal swiftly reorganizing Saudi governance. He is reportedly given full authority over foreign, internal, and domestic affairs, with three committees named to assist on internal, foreign, and financial matters. The moves follow Cairo press criticism of King Saud and widespread demonstrations supporting Feisal’s assumed powers.
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