Hudak Nominated for Lions Presidency in Stratford
Dr. Robert S. Hudak of 2692 Sixth and Seventh districts and Main Street is nominated for president of the Stratford Lions Club East. Elections May 20 will choose new officers including First Vice President Dr. Donald Carroll and other posts. building permits and a spaghetti supper are also noted along with a Johnson High Players play May 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Hudak
Main Steet
Stratford Lions Club
Pease
Donald Carroll
Eesley Thornton
Gordon McLellan
James Purfield
Harold C. Lowell Jr
Johnson High
Johnson Junior High
Housatonic Grange to Meet in Odd Fellows Hall
Housatonic Grange will convene Saturday at 8 p.m. in Odd Fellows hall with Overseer Kenneth Wilkinson in charge. Home Economics chair Helen Tomlinson will present a half hour program and the Dramatic committee will stage a play. The program will be handled by Mr. and Mrs. George Christopher Paul Taft and Mr. and Mrs. George Moffett. Clean Up Week schedule noted with record collections to date by the Public Works department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Housatonic Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Kenneth Wilkinson
Home Economics
Helen Tomlinson
George Christopher
Paul Taft
George Moffett
Public Works Department
Economics Club Luncheon Planned by Sterling Home Club
Mrs Val Lombard announces a covered dish luncheon for Sterling Home Economics Club members Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Sterling House. Hostesses include Mrs Catherine M Young Mrs William Kruger Mrs John R Smith and Miss Clarissa Wilson. Final plans for a Mother Daughter breakfast Sunday are set by Children of Mary Sodality Holy Name of Jesus church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Club
Val Lombard
Sterling Home Economics Club
Sterling House
Catherine M. Young
William Kruger
John R. Smith
Clarissa Wilson
Children of Mary Sodality of the Holy Name of Jesus Church
Police log shows 794 complaints investigated in April
The Police Department reported it received and investigated 794 complaints during April under Chief Pat. This reflects the department's handling of civilian concerns and incident follow ups for the month.
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Pat
Police report lists town motor vehicle actions and transfers
Rick J Flanagan presented a statistical report to Town Manager Harry B Flood showing 16 motor vehicle warnings 161 motor vehicle arrests 31 other alleged violations in the month There were 37 hospital transfers by police radio patrol cars Also Grace Lutheran Church confirmation classes meet Saturday at 930 am with a junior choir rehearsal at 1 am and Richard Drinkwine notes 75 broken windows replaced in town schools in April
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick J. Flanagan
Harry B. Flood
Grace Luthéran Church
Paul C. Reisch
Town notices and civic updates from Stratford gathering
Council members and officials attend a Police graduation at Johnson Junior High with awards for Civil Defense veterans. Residents plan birthdays anniversaries and community events while local groups discuss fundraisers, safety drives, and upcoming contests at Stratford centers and clubs.
Redstone Missile Firing Postponed at Cape Canaveral
The 69 foot Redstone ballistic missile launch was delayed 2:05 p.m. today due to technical difficulties. Army field troops were reportedly at controls, with the weapon later to be deployed to overseas bases. The Redstone aided the Jupiter-C and Explorer satellites and is kept for training with hand picked units. The official note said launch would be rescheduled for an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
No Slump in Moving as Americans Ship More
Moving company Allied Van Lines reports first quarter revenue of 9.397 million dollars, up 1 percent from last year. The firm also notes shipments rose ten percent to 30,449, reflecting steadier moving activity despite the recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied van Lines
Saga
Queen Mother Elizabeth to visit Belfast amid IRA fears
Queen Mother Elizabeth arrives in Belfast for a three day visit amid IRA threats. Police heightened security as crowds expected to greet her, with an estimated 20 000 people along her planned route.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Elizabeth
Irish Republican Army
IRA
North Ireland
Liverpool
New York
Bucyrus-Erie’ Co
Harry Diamond
Waukee
Wisc
Queen Mother
Britain
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Fleischmann
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
Resoumany Bisy
Dr. Hudak
Lions Presidency
Stratford
Edward C.goudreau
Paul Goodell
Park Boulevard
Albert Clements
Helen Place
M. R. Bayko
Columbus Avenue
First Universalist Church
Fred Feldman
Feldman
Alice Fairbanks
A. K. Litchfield
Silversmiths
Main ST
Lane
Spectors
Connecticut
Lamea
Laer
Richard Drinkwine
Henry Fagan
Robert Madden
Edmond A. Dorne
Harry
Flood
Johnson Junior High School
Leo Mulcahy
Albére M. Pickus i
Alfred Dunn
Stratford Police Benevolent Association
Victor
Joseph Carten
Marshall William Brown
Sterling
Dwill
David
Jon Weinhans
Supt. of
Edwin A. Cox
Stratford Rotary Club
SRO
Captain's Walk
Dnc
South Avenue
Superior Court
Stratford Safety Committee
Ralph Fladd
Stow Pitch
Recreation Department
Pops Restaurant
Wood Enders
Tilo Roofling
Domenicks
Stratford House Furniture
West Broad St
Tose
Wed
SEARS
U. S
Mivare
H Bohen
Ieee
Silvertone
Patrfield Ave
Bucyrus
A. Portanova Fuel Co
North Ave
Portanova
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