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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1968
Page
12
A column of home tips and reader queries on decorative towels, reinforcing shower curtain rings, sewing solutions for curtain wear, making fudge with a chilled aluminum pan, and ergonomic ironing setups for arthritis.
The Women's Guild of the United Church of Christ on North and Laurel avenues schedules its annual Lenten supper for tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. in Patrician Hall. Alan Christensen will be the guest speaker. Mrs Julius Kiraly chairs the event with tickets by Mrs Vincent Banacowski. Decorations are led by Mrs Louis Gonczy Mrs Alex Bero and Mrs Kalman Horvath with many helpers assisting in seating decor and kitchen duties.
The Mothers of Twins club meets this evening at Nichols Methodist Education center at o o clock with Mrs. Charles Montanaro presiding. A nominating committee will draft a new slate of officers. Plans include a spring banquet and a June family picnic. State Policewoman Theresa Petrini will present a film on Child Molesting. A social hour and refreshments follow hosted by Mrs. Gil singer Mrs. Monks Mrs. Merva and Mrs. Krasiejka.
The Mr and Mrs Club of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will meet tomorrow at 8 30 p m after vesper services. Mrs Robert Choun outgoing president will preside and officers will be elected. A social hour and refreshments will follow.
Rhea Chapter Order of Eastern Star will install Branche I Walker as worthy patron and Henry L Walker as worthy patron at a Friday 8 p m meeting in the Masonic temple 2045 Fairfield Avenue. Mrs Doris Miller will be installing matron with numerous past matrons and patrons assisting. Refreshments follow in the banquet hall.
The New York state Supreme Court found error in a Milford real estate case involving Ralph and Beatrice Kantrowitz who seek specific performance and 500000 dollars in damages. The ruling overturned a plea in abatement by William H. Perlman and Robert Treat Apartments Inc, clarifying arbitration's role in the contract.
A condensed history quiz set covers immigration patterns and shifts in nationality, Cold War Vietnam estimates, Truman and Kennedy forecasts, Dayan incidents, British budget taxes, a Black history student protest, Rockefeller and de Gaulle notes, U.N. responses to Jordan raids, and Novotny’s resignation pointing to Czechoslovakia.
Answers cover when to file a return based on income and self employment, claiming a widowed mother as a dependent, changes to medical expense deductions, tipping tax implications, cost basis for inherited stock, and claiming a married daughter as a dependent if she does not file jointly.
The Hillel academy Women’s group meets at 8 10 tonight at 74 New Street Fairfield with Mrs Henry Laks hosting and Mrs Jay Wilson presiding. A nominating committee led by Mrs Caesar Zeit will present officers and plan the journal dinner annual picnic and Passover recipe exchange. Guest invites allowed. The Bridgeport Credit Women’s group meets at 6 30 tonight at the Mermaid Tavern Stratford with Mrs Kaye Miller presiding and a Chinese auction after the business session. Guests may attend.
Tempe Link hosts a donor dinner and dance Saturday in the Paddock room of the Fairfield Motor Inn. Dinner at o'clock then dancing. Dr. Keith Custer, chair of the Cystic Fibrosis Association of Connecticut, will accept a check. Committee members and honorees include William Campbell, past grand Master of Masons for Connecticut and Mrs Campbell.
Neil D. Haworth a Quaker and former national secretary for the Committee for NonViolent Action was sentenced to 60 days in civil contempt for refusing to comply with a federal court order to provide financial information to the IRS. Judge T Emmet Clark warned release could come in 60 seconds if he cooperates. Haworth argued the order violated religious rights and said income tax funds would finance the Vietnam War. The government seeks Haworth’s tax information. about 2000 dollars is claimed due. About 15 CMA supporters demonstrated outside the courthouse and attended portions of the proceeding.
New Haven AP reports United Illuminating Co. revenues rose 5 percent in 1967 to 62.5 million with earnings at 2.86 a share versus 2.16 in 1966. The company serves 236000 customers in 17 towns and notes 37 percent of new housing in 1967 used electric heat. Residential sales climbed over 10 percent while commercial and industrial sales rose about 10 percent and 1 percent respectively. total sales up 6.5 percent.
CBS returns professional soccer for a second NASL season starting April 27 with live weekend telecasts through September 8. Games air Saturdays at 3 p.m. until the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs in May, then move to Sunday afternoons.
A humorous scene from Wee Women centers on a character admiring kitchen appliances while lamenting the absence of a stove. The dialogue highlights domestic setting and lighthearted mishap as a running gag.
The Music Study Club will hold a general membership meeting tomorrow at 1 30 p m in Sterling House Stratford with president Mrs William S Coley presiding and an executive board session at 12 45 p m. Patricia Young Brown will present Come to the Fair an original story about a 19th century English country fair.
The Lutheran Church Women of St Paul s 475 Noble Avenue meet tonight with Ruth Circle at 144 Alpine Street and Naomi Circle at the parish house. Rev Paul J Bengtson presents The Manifesto of the Lutheran Church to Ruth Circle. puppets for Bridgeport Hospital by Naomi Circle. joint meeting April 16 Birds and Blossoms by Mrs Leone Rice Grelte.
The Royal Neighbors Star of the Sea camp will gather at 7 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Rosa 511 Black Rock turnpike Fairfield for their regular meeting.
Bridgeport chapter of DeMolay hosts a Mothers circle cosmetics demonstration tonight at 8 o'clock in the White Elephant sale venue at 3045 Fairfield. Members may attend after a brief business period with friends.
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