Stratford Board Names Teachers and Coaches in Staff Changes
Stratford School Board approved staff changes including new business education teacher Violet Bayus at Stratford High and kindergarten instructor Joan Hedge at Second Hill Lane, with various coaching appointments. Terrence Mooney will teach English at Flood Junior High during maternity leave. Marion Lezinsky returns as kindergarten at Franklin. resignations of Mildred Bassett, Leelie Faulkner, and Charles Cavannagh noted.
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Business Administration
Board of Education
Violet Bayus
Ball Blithe ‘University
Munele
Ind
Stratford High School
Leelie Faulkner
Miss Bayus
Joan Hedge
Southern Connecticut State College
Second Fill Lane
Mildred Bassett
Mise Hodge
Michael Kaziko
Bunnell High School
Gary Schmidlin
Johnson
Menber
Katherine O'Cdnnor
John Diba
Mr. Olha
Evaluat Jinge Gemaw
Terrence Mooney
Southern Collecticus State College
Flood
Gwendolys Haley
Mooney
Delty Morris
T.S
Skidmore: College
Stratford High
Lestiel
Faulkner
Morris
Marion Lezinsky
Central Connecticut State College
University of Bridgeport
Jabietce
Franklin School
Mary
Fagan
Lezinsky
Miss Bassett
Charles, Cavannagh
Roaring Twenties Music Program At Bunnell High
Bunnell high school music elements sponsor a Roaring Twenties May program Friday in the Le auditorium. Old candy films show at 2 30 pm. The Galvanized Jazz band featuring Cohen Janis on trumpet will perform at 0 pm and again at 7 pm. Tickets available at the door or by contacting the shop Music apartment.
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Bunnell High School Music Eluments
Roaring Twenties
Cnredy
Cohend Janis
Trombeat
Shhop
107 Senior Citizens Use Drop-In Center
The town recreation department reports 107 senior citizens registered for trips sewing drilling bowling dancing card playing and chorus at the drop-in center on Main Street last month. The town sponsors a bus service to bring seniors to and from various areas on alternate days. Information on bus schedules may be obtained from Recreation Supt. Thomas Knowles.
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Thomas Knowles
Recycling Center Open Saturday in Town Garage
The town garage recycling center on Patterson Avenue will be open Saturday from 9 AM to noon. Stratford Education Association volunteers will help collect paper and cardboard. waxed paper and magazines require special handling. Glass collection by Jaycees. acceptable glass bottles cleaned of food and caps, window and broken glass not accepted. Rent-a-ski phor�m volunteers will collect clean aluminum. Little League party Saturday at Innis Bridgeport with service awards for local figures. Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom hosts a card and bake sale Monday evening at Temple Huntington Road.
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Patterson Avenue
Ta.m
Stratford Education Association
Jaycées
Cournaing Center
Little League Vols
Little League
Innis Bridgeport
Philip Romangus
Pred Wirth
Gene Underhill
William Carroll
Gregory Rose
William Sheehy
Bunnell High School
Nutmer Stamp Club
Lordship Community
Prospect Drive
Fire Congregational
Main Stree
Ba'dlock
Temple Beth Shalom
Wo Huarington Road
St. John the Baptist Canonical Church
Silver Jane
Charias
Merritt
Sokol Hall
Pranklin Avenue
Prquonneck Camera Lab
Bmthe
Memorial Park
Robert Winkel
Huntington
Sterling House
Sterling House Community Center
Ra'clock
School Maintenance Crews Repair Windows and Paint Outdoors
The school maintenance division replaced four broken windows at Wooster Junior High after vandalism last Monday and sealed eight basement windows repeatedly damaged. They painted four lavatories at Honeyspot School, a classroom at Stony Brook, and interior areas of Lordship School. Gutters and leaders for Wilcoxon School were replatted and desks and a sandbox stored at Lordship.
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Wooster Junior High
Board of Education
Stony Brook
Lordship
Tanm Jat Wilcoxon
Lordship School
Junior Women Plan Recycling Discussion at Winkel Home
Local Junior Woman's Club hosts community science chat on recycling center's first anniversary. Tonight at 8, Mrs. Russell Slackman leads a discussion at 1304 Huntington Road with community members.
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Robert Winkel
Huntington Road
Russell Slackman
Cairman
The
Alliance For Tueveling
Mothers Class Teaches Baby Bath As Free Health Series
The Visiting Nurses Association hosts a free four part weekly series led by Dorothy Beibel, R.N. The program includes a Timan baby bath demonstration tomorrow at 1:90 pm on Main Street, with tickets obtainable from Gertrude Hillman Paydid 5 Shopire or Dorothey Segalati.
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Carl Schneider
Lee Schlindier
Gurtrude Hillman
Paydid 5
Shopire
Dorethy Segalati
Visiting Nurses Association
Main
They Association
Bridgeport Hospital
Dorothy Beibel
R.niting
Swa
Tay-Sachs Drive Starts After Year’s Carnival
Fund-raising drive for the Tay-Sachs Disease Association begins after a carnival season, per Murray Klein, chairman of the Bridgeport charter. The drive seeks funds for a preventive medicine campaign aimed at identifying the genetic trait. The disease is a fatal recessive disorder commonly found in children of East European Jewish descent, with many affected children not surviving beyond age four.
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Tay-Sachs Disease Association
Murray Klein
Chaiman
Bridgepnrt
Dave
Trooper Schaal Elected President of State Police Chapter
Trooper Peter Schaal of Ridgefield has been elected president of the State Police Officers chapter of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers. Cpl. Francis Conany of Troop G Westport named vice president Western division. Other officers include Trooper Bourdeau executive VP Hartford Troop H, Trooper Stoddard treasurer Montville Troop E, Trooper Blinis secretary Troop L, Trooper Nbula Liatsen officer Troop I, and Trooper James Cavanaugh Troop H as public international officer.
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Peter Schaal
Tromp A
Ridgefield
Poller
Cpl
Francis Conany
Westport
Poland
David Bourdeau
Hartford
I'rooper
Wayne Stoddard
Montville
Treasurary
Trioper
James Blnis
Lin Shehfiald
Anthony eNbula
U.S. Reports October Trade Surplus of 527 Million
The United States posted a $527 million trade surplus in October, lifting ten month totals to $580 million and signaling a move toward a full year surplus. Economists credit two dollar devaluations for cheaper U.S. goods abroad and pricier imports at home, with exports totaling $6.431 billion and imports at $6.914 billion in October.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Treasury
George
P. Shultz
Alee
Duttill
Cooperation grows as liquor venues cut outdoor signs
Hartford reports bars, package stores, and liquor licensed restaurants largely comply with a State Liquor Control Commission energy order to switch off all but one outdoor sign and dim interiors. Inspectors inform permit holders while final statewide enforcement awaits official notice in December, with potential license penalties for noncompliance. Space usually is, said in begin aloul Bf to miles above the earth.
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Hartforn
State
Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Sisld
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Haksdhluth
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Temple Sisterhood
Kuntington Road
Wonten
Tunior Women
Palm Springs Spa
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Palm Springs
Lafayette Plaza
Bridgeport
Fuel Facility Club
Hyero Twirl Pool
Genclay Inileor Twimming Pool
Steven Room
Finnigh Rock Hane
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Tay-Sachs
Schaal
BPO
Liquor Agency
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