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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1966

Page

3

Methodist Church Plans Parsonage At Elizabeth Street Site

The Long Hill Methodist church in Trumbull voted to build a new parsonage on Elizabeth and Beers streets. The old parsonage at 11 Elizabeth St. will be sold to finance the project. Architect Gary Snyder will design a four bedroom, two bath home with two car garage and septic system. Construction bids will be issued Tuesday with work set to begin mid June and occupancy targeted for September for Pastor Rev. Frank A. Klausman Jr. and family.

Trumbull Long Hill Elizabeth and Beers Streets Elizabeth Street Aubrey Watts Richard Frye Everett Zizzell Victor Brasaw Wesley Radcliff Ralph Randall Laurence Sherman Gary Snyder Frank A. Klausman, Jr

Chile's Ochagavia Highway Regains Slow Pace

Officials on the four lane Ochagavia highway from Santiago to Rancagua set a 27 mph speed limit after a report of 1,000 accidents in the last 90 days. The move marks a reversal for Chile's first so called superhighway, now restricted to a crawl.

Santiago, Chile Chile Santiago Rancagua

Deficit Shown for Year by School Board

The Board of Education reports a 325,865 deficit for the year tied to a 20,000 state grant for Harding high school industrial arts equipment and 53,000 for the Vocational Opportunity center first year. Potential adjustments may reduce the gap as the budget totals 9,692,620 with a new year forecast near 10,407,637 and notes a virus-era impact. Ty Cobb season note appears in context.

Harding High School Board of Education USI Ty Cobb

Red Sword Ball Arrangements For Cancer Benefit

Arrangements are complete for the second annual Red Sword ball on June 11 hosted by Father Coleman council Knights of Columbus Fidel ity lodge AF and AM to aid the Bridgeport unit of the American Cancer Society. The event at Fredericks ballroom Fairfield features a buffet at 8 p.m. and dancing to two orchestras until 1 a.m. Artist George Erickson has volunteered to paint a portrait of a guest. Co chairs are Edward A. Williams and Donal C. Collimore with a list of assisting volunteers and reservations through them or Paul Goulding.

George Erickson Devon Erickson Bridgeport American Cancer Society Father Coleman Council Knights of Columbus Fidelitty Lodge Frederick's King’s Highway Fairfield Paul Goulding Birch Place Connecticut Edward A. Williams Fidelity Lodge Donal C. Collimore Raymond Baiduga Frederick M. Deer Frederick DeMatteo John Fitzgerald Robert D. Galt Ernest L. Kiraly Stephen Olah, Jr Frank Polke William Staffey Goulding

Fire damages kitchen cabinets on Old Academy Road

Fire started when grease boiled over on a stove causing moderate damage to kitchen cabinets in the home of Dewey Babcock at 1242 Old Academy Road Fairfield yesterday at 6 10 p m. Firemen from companies one and five extinguished the blaze.

Dewey Babcock Old Academy Road Fairfield

Bridgeport Florists install new officers at June dinner

The 36th annual Bridgeport Florists association installation dinner is set for June 2 at the Tory Brock inn Milford. Charles Barr of West Haven will conduct the ceremony and deliver the principal address. New officers take office: Joseph C. Padua president, Robert Wunsch vice president, Elizabeth Doebels secretary, Robert Roehrich treasurer, Jessie Rotola financial secretary. A gift will be given to outgoing president Robert Johnson and charter member Emil Haas. Jack Coletsos organizes arrangements.

Bridgeport Florists Association Tory Brock Inn Milford Charles Barr West Haven Joseph C. Padua Robert Wunsch Elizabeth Doebels Robert Roehrich Jessie Rotola Robert

Meredith Ends First Political Bid in New York

James Meredith, the first Black student to desegregate the University of Mississippi, withdrew from the June 28 Democratic primary seeking a New York delegate nomination to the State Constitutional Convention. He cited unnamed pressures on supporters and noted delegates receive 10,000 dollars plus 1,060 dollars in expenses. Meredith, 33, a first year Columbia Law student.

NEW York James Meredith University of Mississippi Meredith Columbia Lawns

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