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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1954
Page
5
An evening recreation program for Stratford teenage boys begins the week of November 8 at Wooster and Johnson junior high gyms. James Penders, recreation supervisor, says activities include basketball badminton and leagues on Monday Wednesday and Thursday nights through winter and spring.
The Lordship Improvement Association votes funds for an In God We Trust plaque in town buildings. Mary-Martha group sews for Blue and Silver fair at Mrs. Howard Simson’s home. Recreation dept issued 300 plus permits to PAL Sterling House Junior Legion Scouts and others. Puppet classes with Janet Findlay open to ages seven and up Saturdays at 10. Pookie of the year Bob Grim to speak at Raybestos dinner Nov 13. Lordship Spirituel life and Social action sponsor visitation and membership drive starting Oct 10. Ex change Club plans Sports Night and Ladies Night for winter. Catholic Women celebrate St James night Oct 23 at Catholic Charitable Bureau Bridgeport. Don Bun dock voice pupils recital Sunday 8:15 at Pack ard Hall, open to the public. Fred Gramolini to celebrate wedding anniversary Oct 16. Political campaign pace to quicken with district rallies in next 10 days. Mrs Donald Kimball oversees Blue and Silver fair used toys games and books for November 10 sale.
Edwin A. Cox supervisor J Oliver Carson Stewart Davis and Donald W Fowler will address the PTA Council meeting at 7 30 pm in the high school library Mrs Kenneth Baldwin arranged the programPTA Council president Mrs Simon Levin will preside at the business session A Knights of Columbus assembly meets Wednesday at 815 pm at the K of C hall with a social hour to follow
Roy Germain, PAL boxing instructor, announced the reopening of PAL member boxing classes on October 25 at 7 p.m. in the PAL clubrooms of the Municipal building. Classes on Mondays will be open to all PAL enrolled boys. Directors to Meet A Board of Directors meeting for the Barnum Avenue Business Association is scheduled for tonight at 8:30 in Meddell's restaurant on Barnum Avenue.
Milwaukee Highlights will be the theme of the WSCS meeting at 7 30 p m in the Methodist church with Mrs Franklin Winton as speaker and Mrs Walter Reckerie leading the devotional. The Variety group will serve refreshments and Mrs Fred Doerner and Mrs R N Tolles will be hosts. Building Group Meets Councilman Beers calls a safety building committee meeting for Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Municipal building.
Dr. John MecGarcy of 3589 Main Street will speak on obstetrics at a first aid meeting of the police and fire departments and Auxiliary police tonight at 7 o clock in the north end firehouse. Assistant Fire Chief William Bentley will speak.
A historical notice touts Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance for hemorrhoids offered in ointment form. It claims rapid pain relief and tissue reduction without narcotics or anesthesia, with doctors observing striking improvements over months. The promo mentions widespread use and refunds for unsatisfied buyers.
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