Stratford Choir to Present Sacred Concert Sunday Night
The Oratorio choir of the First Cong r egational church directed by M day will perform Sacred Service by Ernest Bloch at 8 o clock Sunday evening at 230 Main Street Louise Miller minister of music will lead with soprano Laura Rae and contralto Sandra Weiss as soloists. District Republicans meet at party HQ Thursday at 4 p.m. Plans for the year and election results will be discussed. Holy Name of Jesus church awards tonight include Webelos promotions and Wolf Badge recipients.
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Congrégational Church
Ernest Bloch
Louise Miller
Music Church
Main
Tae Enblr
Ria Mielutes
Gabrieli
Antona
Donald West
George Direv
Joseph Farkas
Tino Panasci
Daniel A
Aldolor
Atl Moly Name Cubs
Park ‘Avenue
Bridgeport
Camera Club Set for Monthly Slide Competition
The Pequonnock Camera Club will meet tomorrow at Boothe Memorial Park for its regular monthly slide competition. A special category is Ball Foliage-73 with Fairfield County clubs providing judges and John Petersons hosting the evening. In other town business, voter registrants may sign in at Town Hall and marriage licenses have been filed for Matthew M. Walsh and Liga J. Reineke, with several property sales listed in Readey Jr.'s office.
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Pequonnock
B.p.m
Boothe Memorial Park
Fairfield County
Camera Club
John Petersons
Registrars of Voters
Town Hall
Michael Zielski
Joseph M. Janosko, Jr
Vorern
William J. Readey, Jr
Matthew M. Walsh
Dronoque ‘Village
Emilie P. Alters
River Wold
Lucile Greenus Wall
Dennis
Powder Mill Road
Samuel J
Florence Wi Iman
Falmouth
Happy Hollow
Girele
Town Mall
William M. Miller
Atan el Nevilladloum
iNew York ‘City
Zoltan
Berece
Julianna Ban
Brooklyn
N.Y
Laurel, Inc
Ridgewood
Fnapps Highway
Robert E. Patehaude
James P
Democrats of Sixth To Meet Tonight
The Sixth District Democrats plan a meeting this evening at the State National Bank on Paradise Green to discuss filling a vacant seat on the town committee. The event includes invited educators and officials from local schools and the Department of Education in Hamden, with attendees expected to come from Stratford and nearby towns.
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Stith
Democratic Clin Wit
State National Bank
Paradise Green
Sylvie Guberman
Bangor Seeks 2nd Connecticut Man in Slaying
A second warrant is issued for Robert J. Franco of Hartford as Bangor police pursue a Connecticut suspect in the fatal shooting of Theodore J. Townsend. Thomas D. Peatie of Windsor, also wanted, was arrested in Ohio on drug charges after a 30 kilo marijuana find. Townsend died after being shot near his Spring Street apartment and collapsing at a Bangor hospital.
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Bangor
Maine
Connecticut
Atly
David Cox
Robert J. Franco
Hartford
Theodore J. Townsend
Cox
Eaton
Ohio
Thomas D. Peatie
Windsor
Conn
Townsend
Peale
Bangor District Court
Gox
Peatie
Franco
Pealia
Spring Street
Burger Calls For More Qualified Court System
New York AP dispatch reports Chief Justice Warren Burger urged major changes in legal education to raise court readiness. He proposed completing basic legal training in two years with a third year for trial specialization and broader certification. pilot programs exist but broad specialty certification should wait for proven standards. He criticized casual qualifying norms and noted ABA positions and trial lawyer groups weighing specialization. Little Rock Arkansas notes follow on road history from 1884 to 1828 with limited traffic.
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New York
Tustice
Warren Turger
Burger
Tin
John F. Sennett
Fordham University Law School
Rial
Ruger
American Bar Association
ABA
Apakesman
Association of Trial Lawyer
Thanksgiving highway deaths rise and fall across years
The final count of people killed on the nation’s highways during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend was 54. The National Safety Council had estimated between 626 and 725 deaths in traffic accidents during the period. Last year the count was 606, with the high mark reaching 784 in 1962. State officials and the council were cautious about assigning immediate significance to the figure, noting no clear drop in fatalities in states with lower speed limits.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
Ron Kuykendell
The
T Jin
Demands curbs on truck driver fatigue action
The Professional Drivers Council contends current federal rules fail to curb fatigue. It seeks a federal court order compelling the Transportation Department to revise rules immediately. PROD claims drivers face 18 hour shifts and insufficient eight hours off with pressures from employers to work despite fatigue, plus inadequate rest and personal time.
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Washington
Sayermg
Ralph Mader
Department of Transportation
Professional Drivers Council
PROC
Truch
Fairfield Thanksgiving aid covers sixty two families
Welfare department, aided by multiple organizations, provided Thanksgiving baskets to 62 families. Speakers credit the Greenfield Hill Congregational Church, Tomlinson Junior High, Elks Club, Emblem Club, St. John Vianney Ladies Guild, schools, and various troops, with grateful thanks from Welfare Director Mrs. Lorraine Owalski.
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Lorraine Owalski
Welfare Department
Greenfield Hill
Andrew Warde High
Key Club
Tomlinson Rumior High
Assumption School
Gtr
Holland Hill School
Stratfield School
Roger Ludlowe
Haynes House
Dwight I
Dwight School hosts annual book fair fundraiser
Dwight School wound up a multiday book sale run by the Timothy Dwight PTA with open house hours for parents to browse hard and paperback volumes. Proceeds benefit the school library, funding books for preschoolers through 13 year olds, plus gifts and adult titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Dwight -Schoo Pta
Joseph Mendola
West Enders Fined Plan-Zone Commission $750 case note
A Bridgeport man pleaded no contest to pool selling and policy play. The District Court detailed arrests on Sept. 16 by Bridgeport police, with others facing charges including assault and drug possession. Town hearings on zoning and development followed, plus YMCA classes for sixminor children scheduled this week.
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West Enders
Plan-Zone Commission
Flori
Steand
Ycurt
Bridgeport
Statewide Fund Drive Aims to Aid Blind Children
Hartford Connecticut Thatituls for the Blind seeks to raise 120000 in a statewide fund drive begun Monday. Funds will benefit legally blind children at Oak Hill School in Greater Hartford. Campaign chairman Fuller says the drive is vital as most blind youngsters now require more health and rehabilitation services. Eighteen legally blind Oak Hill students come from eight cities and towns across the state.
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Hartford
UPS
Oak Hill
Samuel 8. Fuller
Greater Hartford
Tawna
Eniie
Leffert Family Featured At Westport Organ Club Meeting
The Leffert family will be guest artists at the Westport Fairfield Organ club gathering tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 1803 East State Street Westport Mrs Henry Leffert and her son Tim will perform on the organ with Mr Leffert as emcee Kenneth Cusick will play organ selections Refreshments will be served and invited guests attend Also featured is a talk on Nutritional Eating by Mrs Roye Rourke at the Ladies guild meeting of St Thomas church parish hall Ruane Street All women of the parish invited A Sweden talk by Donald Josko after a 4 H program trip and there is a community drive to survive course at 7 p.m at Sgt Thomas Dwyer post Reef Road
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Mary MacDonald
Johnson Tunior High School
Claribel
Spanier
Bernard Mckay
Clasen Whitney Schnal
Joseph WV
Venables
William. ‘Troland
Whitney
Joseph
DiMenna
Garden School
Flond Junior High
Johnson Junior High School
PTA
Poli Athletic League Board of Directors
Longbrook Avenue
Siz Stratford — Organizarion
Vicky Watson
Lod Viney Street
Navy Mother's Club
Odd Fellows
Cemetery Drive
Council Association
Sterling ‘House
Main Street
Nelson, Jr
Vewhall
Granville Street
VFW
Gvill
Frank J. Lavender
Dominic Romanc
Thomas Killian
Louise Pachnick
Albert DeLuca
Roye Rourke
Ladies’ Guild
St. Thomas Church
Ruane Atred
Sweden
Donald
Josko
Americen
Legion’ All
Reef Road
Librarian to Speak At Sherman School
Miss Panelope Wilson, librarian at Foarfield Children's Library, will address parents at Roper Sherman School during a book fair week. She urges kindergarten to sixth graders' families to foster reading for enjoyment and skills as children progress. Marshal T. Case of the Connecticut Audubon Society will speak to upper grades and offer autographs for Look What I Found.
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Panelope Wilson
Foarfield Children's Library
Roper Sherman
Miss Wilson
Marshal T. Case
Connecticut Audubon Society
Education Board to Hold November Meeting in Grasmere
Local hunters report a lack on their hunting trips while six deer were bagged in Maine by a party including Cat Sgt Edward Targowski Patrolman Frank Targowski Henry Targowski Patrolman Albert Haverlock and Andrew Kreta. Patrolman Kendall pilton hunting in New York state recovered a six point buck. Fire Captain David Russell lost a bank envelope containing 25 while fighting a Brookview Avenue fire at Richard Farringtony’s home. Parringtony, disposing of trash last week, reportedly caused the envelope with the money to disappear.
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Board of Education
Grasmere
Maine
Edward Targowski
Frank Targowski
Henry Targowski
Albert Haverlock
Andrew Kreta
David Russell Tost
Brookview Avenue
Richard Farringtony
Mr. Parringtony
Dutip
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Cub
Holy ‘Name of Jesus Church
William Davis
Raymond Ludwig
Webelos
Mathew Kascak
Kevin Tringuése
Joseph Gresko
George Havas
Michael Havas J
Darren Shrander
Russell W. Conklin Democratic Club
National Bank
Paradise
Mary M. Oleyar
Scout
Lee
Lulu Avenue
Wepeeren M. Recupido
Salvatore P
Cynthia M. Recupido
Burrill Avenue
Louis Becker
Murray Heckerman
Michael
Philip Ryand
Diane J. Penna
East Main Street
Stratford Ave
Hard’s
Braz
Rhine
Caria Negel
Idgeport
M.C.A
Ayalishia
House OF Cards
Main ST
Sylmer
Burlington House
Charles SL
BankAmericard
Unicard
Arkansas
Little Roc
Ark
UPI
Ifn
Little Rock
Memphia
Fairfield
Renrentian — Department
Ae Sindergarten
Recreatian Center
Recrestion
Pam
Mucican Legion Hill
Ind
Andrew Warde
Nut’ Imneg Tanda
Dwight School
Tisslon
Riverfield
Osbortt
Hill Pta
Holy
Family Irish Games
Stratfield Road
George A
Smith Am Legion Post
All & P.m
the Reef
Rod Highway
Cass Herman
Pant
Cat Holland Hill
North Stratfield
Oldfield
Iris
Tennings
Tomlingon
Sherman School
Trix
Old Dam Road
Trefighter
Robert
Whiting Shoemakers Gan
Ralph
Sherry Mitichell
Smith Street
Ficnic
Hal
Atlanta, Ga
Richard
Lillian Whiting
Easton
United States
Milton Belickie
Edward F. Bridgeforth
Beardsley Street
Peraling
Fay
Indooport
William D. Fasdick
Ray A. Cooke
Sunnet Street
Stamford
Victor M. Fontanez
Gorey L. Sowell
Taylor’ Drive
Tack Piercé
Barmum Apartments
Michael A.verek
Iniverfield School
Charles Parks
Lindamir Land Development, Inc
Three Jos
Tilson Hill Road
Lington Avenue
Windermece Street
YMCA
Tomorow
Sgt. Thomas Dy
Toten
Fairfielders
Elite
Hore
Aetna
Travelers
Covenant
Nhutua
Ronald J. Henry CO
Post Rd
J. O'Neil Agency
ALL Forms OP Insurance Susinast & Personal
Greenfield Street Call
Poster’s Arts & Grafts
Grumbecher
Black Rock Tpke
Gar
Stilisen Rd
Pinefield
AL Dolan
S. Comer
Nene Mewtand
Fairfield Ave
WED
Price
Borden's Milk
D.A
Chuck
Milford
U.S.D.A
Breed St
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