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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1952
Page
11
Stratford activists announce a three day Catholic Youth Organization retreat led by Passionist Fathers of Farmington beginning Sunday at 7 30 p m in St James Church. The program runs through Tuesday with a 7 00 am Wednesday Mass and 7 30 pm services nightly. Coffee and light breakfast will be served to Communion attendees before school.
PAL program notices invite registration for a new Ceramics Club to meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the Municipal building PAL club rooms. Sgt John A Havery Jr PAL president says the current class is progressing and the new unit will start in six weeks. A Parents and Friends group of Stratford for mentally retarded children meets tonight at 8 in Room 207 Municipal building with temporary chairman Councilman Richard L Auten.
State Civil Defense head commends the welfare plan prepared by Donald W. Fowler principal and CD welfare organizer, praising its community readiness and practical support structure.
The Stratford American Legion drum and bugle corps will use Sigmund Romberg’s The Student Prince as the core of its concert for the national American Legion championship in New York in August. Corps commander Robert Hermann announced rehearsal starts Thursday night and a medley from The Prince and The Morning Sunrise will open the program.
Francis Swett state Welfare coordinator for Civil Defense will speak at the Stratford Welfare division meeting on May 20 at 8 p.m. at CD headquarters old town hall Donald W Fowler Welfare division head announced. PAL Group to entertain Karen Keenan Stephen Royal and Michael Roberts from PAL talent unit will provide entertainment in Bridgeport at 30 p.m Sgt John A Havery PAL president announced.
Delegates to the Lions clubs annual convention at Lake Copac New York have been named by president D J Ogalin. The group includes William Blamey Sr Frank Ogalin John Agricola James Robson J Ullman Benjamin Kelman Benjamin Cutrufello Richard Slater and Harold Andre.
The Connecticut Labor Department reports a weekly decline of eight percent in unemployment insurance claimants to 19 056 for the week ended May 10 from 20 779. Initial claims fell to 3079 the lowest in six weeks, while Bridgeport led with 2123 claims and New Haven 1851.
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