Fourteen Musicians Join Music Masters Tonight
Fourteen Roger Ludlowe High School musicians will be inducted as members of the Fairfield Modern Music Masters tonight at 8 o clock in the school. Inductees were chosen for musical ability and scholastic excellence, all maintaining a B average or higher. Names include Judy Bell Susanne Benoit Joan Brinska Francis Bulger Robert Damer Eileen Drabaski Shirley Hada Jack Heim Lynn Jackson Jill Moore Jasmine Mueller William Szturma Joan Wahl Judy Wendell and others as part of the choir band and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ludlowe
Louise Mirfin
Charles J. McClinch Sr
Andrew Warde
Homer C.M. Cudmore
Hill
Osborn Hill
Riverfield
Benoit
Miss Drabaski
Susan Roper
Bulger
Heimhail
Patsy L. Bennet
Szturma
Lynnbrook Road
Judith Fairfield
G. Clark
East Area
Charles A. Myers, Jr
Judy Bell
Susanne Benoit
Joan Brinska
Francis Bulger
Robert Damer
Eileen Drabaski
Shirley Hada
Jack Heim
Lynn Jackson
Jill Moore
Jasmine Mueller
William Szturma
Joan Wahl
Judy Wendell
Chamber of Commerce Plans Election slate
Donald J. Henry president of the Chamber of Commerce names a nominating committee to present a slate of officers for the annual meeting next month. Frank Manasevil of Fairfield Department Store chairs the committee with James E.F. Murray III Irving Kaufman James Spelman and John L. Pagliaro. The group will meet tomorrow at noon in Henrys office 20 Reef Road to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Henry
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Manasevil
Fairfield Department Store
James Ef, Murray III
Irving Kaufman
The
Carpet Right Company
James Spelman
Carousel
John L. Pagliaro
Food Fair
Mr. Henry
20 Reef Road
Masonsto Confer Degree Wednesday
The class of initiates will receive its third degree at a stated Lafayette Lodge communication on Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the Masonite temple. James Cherry will be captain of the Fidelity Fellowcraft association degree team with Charles Fancher in charge as master. To Build permit issued for Norman Q Richards for a one family dwelling and two car garage priced at 18500 on Rock Major road. Permits also issued to John Fortuna relocate a concrete bathing plant on Ardmore street William and Rhoda Ingram bathroom at 41 Carlynn drive and Leonard and Charlotte Ricci rof over screen porch on Lakeside drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Todge
Masonite
Fidelity Fellowcraft Association
James Cherry
Charles Fancher
Herbert M. Smith
Norman Q. Richards
Rock Major
John Fortuna
Ardmore Street
William and
Rhoda Ingram
Carlynn Drive
Leonard and
Charlotte Ricciorof
Lakeside Drive
Fairfield Education Association Dinner Honors Five May 19
The Fair field Education association will hold its annual dinner on May 19 at 6 30 p m in the Ritz ballroom. Five persons including three teachers and two chairmen of school building committees will be honored with Plaudits. Regina Steucek retires in September after 45 years in teaching. S Blake Dean is also recognized.
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Fairfield Education Association
Ritz
Regina Steucek
S. Blake Dean
Curriculum Panel At School Wednesday Night
Dr. Thomas Banahan the Oldfield School principal will moderate the PTA discussion on the school curriculum Wednesday at 8 pm in the school. New officers will be installed. Parents were given question forms to return before the meeting. Refreshments will be served by kindergarten mothers Mrs Emil Lindquist Mrs Robert Champagne Mrs Alex
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Banahan
Oldfield School
Emil Lindquist
Robert Champagne
Alex
Local Property Deeds and Community Meetings Noted
Deeds filed in the town clerk’s office show transfers: Frank J. Dooley sells a dwelling on Dave’s Jane to William and Marcella Sires. Joseph L. Boroskey sells a house on Pell Meadow Drive to William Corbett and John Baxter. Tonight’s activities include PTA council annual meeting at Osborn Hill School 7:45 pm, Holy Family Rosary Guild 8 pm, Fairfield Home Makers 7:30 pm at 492 Villa Avenue, and area fire company meetings at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jander Kish
A. J. Lewlandowski
James Baird
Frank J. Dooley
Dave
Jane
Willam
Marcella Sires
Joseph L. Boroskey
Pell Meadow Drive
William Corbett
John Baxter
PTA Council
Osborn Hill School
Rosary Guild of Holy Family Church
Fairsfield
Joseph Yablonicky
Villa Avenue
Greenfield Hill
Southport Firemen
Pine Creek
Town News and Townsfolk Roundup Timeline
Signatures for a teachers salary referendum were ruled invalid due to mismatch with voters listed names. Joseph M Bailey of 241 Ronald Drive marked a birthday gathering attended by over 30 friends. Exchange Club secured a permit for a raffle benefiting the Dr Edward F Cudmore Memorial Scholarship Fund. Oldfield PTA leaders created bumper cards for a fifth annual spring festival on May 24. Frank Friuli Spanish teacher returned to class after surgery in a Brooklyn hospital. Eager Beaver 4-H club members help prepare a float for the Barnum parade. Special Police Lieutenant James McCarthy directed traffic at Greenfield Hill for the Dwight PTA dogwood bazaar. St Thomas Guild dinner and dance reservations are limited to 200 in the parish hall. Timber output rising in New Guinea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Bailey
Ronald Drive
Exchange Club
Edward F. Cudmore
Oldfield Pta
William Clampett
Emil Lindquist
Franklin Jones
Claude Lacouture
James Baird
Joseph Sobol
August Fiebler
Oldfield
Frank Friuli
Brooklyn
Eager Beaver
James McCarthy
Greenfield Hill Green
Dwight Pta
St. Thomas Guild
Auto Accidents Decline. Arrests Rise in Four Months
Auto accidents for the first four months each year show a decrease from 253 to 160 compared with the prior year while arrests for traffic violations rose from 393 to 445. Captain William A. Treland reports to Chief Patrick J. Flanagan. 73 warnings were issued, up from 52 last year, forwarded to the Motor Vehicle department. Property deeds filed include transfers on Roosevelt Street and Can aan Drive as part of realty activity. A sewer committee will be on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Treland
Patrick J. Flanagan
Motor Vehicle Department
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Marie Giarelli
Marjorie McPadden
Leonard
Agnes Kizis
Roosevelt Street
Christopher
Burnwell
Wayne
Edith
Brassey
Canaan Drive
Complaints on Dogs and Other Animals Reported April
Mrs. Margaret Logan dog warden reports April saw 271 dog complaints and 20 bite reports. Impounded dogs totaled 45 with 24 destroyed. 38 other animal complaints investigated. Also notes Naomi Circle meeting at Diane Forsberg home and GOP Club gathering at Birdseye school with Raymond J. Peterson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Logan
Floral Arrangements Talk At Eli Whitney PTA Meeting
Eli Whitney PTA hosts Daniel Olson of Floral Arts Heritage to speak on floral arrangements for the home at 8 p m Tuesday in the school. After the business session kindergarten Mrs Leo Mackewich leads social program. Mrs Mackewich presides. Permits issued by Building Inspector Goudreau include a garage at 400 and several home alterations and dwellings with values up to 10 000. Council to meet there for regular business. Rev Paul C Reisch re elected president of Grace Lutheran church council for two years. Mexico cuts import tax on used autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Packardshall
Shields
Ridgefield
Alexander Muska
Nichols Pta
Nichols Avenue
PTA
Elinor Varney
Daniel Olson
The
Floral Arts Heritage Shop
Eli Whitney Pta
Leo Mackewich
Edward C. Goudreau
Gilbert McCord
Broad Street
Chartes Lambdin
Crestwood Road
Eugene Diotalevi
Okenuck Trail
Leonard Kizis
McKinley Avenue
Ness
Couilion
Paul C. Reisch
Grace Lutheran Church
Count England Conference
United Kcil
Lutheran Synod
What's New About Town And Townspeople
Post cards from Mexico from Helen and Frank Crosson say they are enjoying their vacation. Police Lieut. John A. Harvey has returned from his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Helen
Frank Crosson
John A. Havery
Stratford and area church events and community notes
Stratford and Bridgeport area community items cover church services and recognitions, birthdays, club plans, blood drive results, and local youth achievements. Notables include a New York executive committee attendee and United Lutheran Church delegate, parish membership drives, a Bridgeport talent show, and a Red Cross blood collection tally. Local students receive honors at the University of Connecticut. activities span May to June in church, civic, and youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Lutheran Church In America
First Congregational
Francis T. Burr
IL A.m
Bernard Smolen
Ladies of the Women's Auxiliary of
Christchurch
Loyal Y. Graham III
Stratford Pal
Bridgeport Masonic Temple
Howland
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Music Masters
Masonsto
Cascella
Hoffman Fuel
Dependable Fuel Oil Service
Home & Industry
Guinea
Madison Avenue
N. Y
Stratford
Republican Club
Birdseye School
Rose Prokop
Raymond J. Peterson
Holy Name Society of St. James Church
Red Cross
James Dunlop
Frank A. Lartkin
Robert Dexter Hanson
Alvert W. Hanson
Swanson Avenue
University of Connecticut
John Tabak
Rockaway Avenue
Business Women’s Club
Boothe Park
Sterling House
Wonder Bakery
Bridgepore
Democratic Club
Stratford Little League
Holy Names
Raghestos
High Park
Stonybrook l
Stonybrook Field
Red Cross Spon
Sored
Lycoming Division
Edward Kuhawlik
Main Street
Edison
Dan River
Mays Home Furnishings
Kays Home
Beach
Ackyard
KAYS
Freverent
Bridgeport
WR. Perry Jessup
Bernum Hotel
MR. Perry Jessup
East Michigan Ave
Lansing
Michigan
Svan Et
Beneficial
John Stesel
Sfairfield
Post Road
Center
Clearwater
Sstratford
Main St. Tuttia
Drexel
P.M. Bopen
Bastic
Mays
Children’s Arch
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