Stratford Used Book Sale Aids Library Association
The Friends of the Stratford Library plan a June 1 19 20 sale during the Sidewalk Arts show on Main Street from Sterling House to West Broad Street. Donors can drop off books at Main or North End branches. Harald Milton urges paperback donations as proceeds go to Stratford Library Association. Stamps of Japan topics will be discussed at Nutmeg Stamp Club meeting at 8 pm in Lordship Community Church.
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Friends of the Stratford) Library
Main 1
Sterling House
West Broad Street
Main
North End
Harald Milton
Stratford Library Association
Japan
Nutmeg Stamp Club
Lordship Community Church
Prospect Drive
Church Group Plans Food Themed Dinner Meeting
The Business Women's club of First Congregational church will host a dinner at 2301 Main Street tomorrow at 6 p.m. A slide show titled A Four Letter Word for Love Food will be shown and a silent auction will take place. Hostesses are Dorothy Hogberg Freda Martin and Edna Viner.
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Business Women’s Club
First Congregational Church
Main Street
Dorothy Hogberg
Freda Martin
Edna Viner
Safety Patrol
Chapel Street
Holy Name Society To Elect Officers At Meeting
The Holy Name Society of Holy Name of Jesus Church will nominate and elect officers at a meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church hall on College Street. A June program and a Spring social will be discussed after the election.
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Holy Name Society of Holy Name of Jesus Church
Church Hall
College Street
Applications Open For Lordship Nursery
Applications are being accepted for the 1976 77 school year at the Lordship Co op Nursery School a non profit non sectarian organization approved and licensed by the state. The aim is to help the child in physical emotional social and intellectual development. Classes are limited to 20 students Stratford residents only contact Christine Griffin 15 Washington Parkway for more information.
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Lordship Co-op Nursery School
Geraldine Lo Stocco
Stratford
Christine Griffin
Washington Parkway
St. James Holy Name Society Nominates Officers
Nominations for officers of the Holy Name society of St. James church will take place at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Holy Name room, preceded by Mass at 7 30 p.m. in the church. All members urged to attend. Applications for new membership will also be accepted at this time.
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Holy Name Society of
Scout Environment Day participants patrol Longbrook ponds
Fourteen members of Boy Scout troop 72 from Stratford United Methodist Church joined in Scout Environment Day policing ponds at Longbrook Park and the green opposite the police building. Other groups cleaned a stream from Brewster Pond to Laughlin Road and 1 Longbrook Avenue with named scouts and adult advisers listed.
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Boy Scout Troop 72
Stratford United Methodist Church
Longbrook Park
Brewster Pond
Laughlin Road
Longbrook Avenue
Michael Antonini
Scott Chaplone
Doug Costa
Jeff Foster
Mark Hayduk
Paul Macisco
Jim Miko
Bill Salsa
Gary Sherha
Dave Sosnoski
Ed Takach
Frank Turchek
Curtis Ewing
Scott Murray
John Burritt
Kenneth Sherbo
Matthew Jankowski
Contract Plating
R.A. Lalli
Dock
Voccola
Chevron
Mercer Fuel
Sterling House
Main Street
Bob Semanchik
Gustar
Dorothy Siebecker
Sharon Tripp
Guild of Our Lady of St. Mark's
Wigwam Lane
Stratford Civitan Club
Four Winds
Sikorsky Memorial Airport
Al-Anon Group
Christ Episcopal Church
Ringmaster Chorus
Spersqsa
Knights of Columbus
K of C
New Dispute Flare At Evergreen Manor Over Faulty Renovations
Tenants of the Evergreen Manor cooperative on Albion Street are striking to protest renovations performed by Stevens Construction under a contract with the Foundation for Cooperative Housing. They accuse faulty plumbing and mismatched bathroom moulding, withholding May rent as a dispute with complex managers and FCH continues, with fencing repairs noted and ongoing picketing planned.
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Evergreen Manor Cooperative
Albion Street
Foundation For Cooperative Housing
FCH
Stevens Construction Company
Norwalk
PCH
Carlos Abreu-Gelgel
Tenants’ Association
Stevens’ Construction
Abreu-Geigel
Mer
Stevens Construction
Abreu-Gei- Re
Vul
Abreu- Geigel
Top Admiral Clashes With Rickover Over Ship Nuclear Policy
Washington AP reports Admiral James Holloway publicly challenges Adm. Rickover’s influence as Congress weighs future major Navy surface ships. The dispute centers on nuclear powered versus oil driven warships with Ford administration backing a mixed fleet.
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Washington
Navy
Adm
Hyman G.rickover
Congress
James J. Holloway
Sehtet
Naval Operations
Senate Armed Services Committee
Rickover
Pentagon
Ford
Semale Committee
Holloway
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
CNO
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of Defense
Halloway
Holoway
Rumsfeld
J. William Middendorf
Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program
Chief of
Elmo Zumwalt
Audit Finds Housing Fund Overcharges in State Program
Hartford report says the Housing Mortgage Fund ran a $265,330 deficit after receiving 350,000 from the general fund. Auditors Henry Beck Jr. and Leo Donohue cite six positions costing 69,000 and 149 staff charged to the fund, recommending adjustments to reflect true admin costs. The 60 million program began in 1949 and had 6,046 loans, about half repaid. staff assignments were not clearly identified.
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Hartford
UPI
State Department of Community
General Affairs
Housing Mortgage Fund
Henry J. Becker Jr
Leo V. Donohue
Tha
Wala
Maine Indians to Get Mass Federal Aid
Maine Indians become eligible for as much as five million dollars annually in federal aid through the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The decision follows a court ruling granting Passamaquoddy and Penobscot tribes the same protections as other tribes, shifting responsibility from Maine for about 4,000 Indians.
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Augusta
Maine
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Passamaquoddy
Penobscot
Iran Food Poisoning Kills 13 in Rasht Coast Town
Government report says 13 people died and 57 were hospitalized after eating raw fish roe in Rashti near the Caspian Sea. Ten of the hospitalized are in critical condition.
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Tehran
Iran
Rashti
Caspian Sea
Concentration Camp Liberation Recalled By Memorial Observances
Memorial services were held at Dachau near Munich to mark liberation by U S forces 31 years ago. The event drew Roman Catholic and Jewish communities and former prisoners as speakers recalled the Holocaust and the camp’s liberation.
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Dachau
West Germany
Munich
U.S
Philip Tannian
America
Band
Tannian
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