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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1966

Page

10

Fire Ladder Order Given for 47 807

The contract for a 100 foot aerial ladder truck for the fire department will go to the American LaFrance company after Pierre Thibault Ltd. of Canada was voided for not meeting bid specs. The American LaFrance bid was 45 996 plus 1 811. Marriage licenses filed for Louis J. Marie and Jane W. Kraskie. Numerous house sales listed including Longview avenue and Morehouse highway transfers.

LaFrance Company Pierre Thibault Ltd Canada Louis. J. Marie Wheeler Avenue Bridgeport Jane W. Kraskie Warwick Avenue Town Hall. Co

YMCA Movie Series Opens Saturdays at Old Post Road

The YMCA Family Center on Old Post Road starts color film showings Saturday at 2 30 p m with Walt Disney’s Big Red. Fairfield Assembly Rainbow for Girls will host the event and supper at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Masonic Temple. Masters and their wives are invited.

Ymca Family Center Old Post Road Walt Disney Fidelity Lodge A.F A.M Trish Setter Fairfield Masonic Temple

Leffert Heads to National Parks Conference in Washington

Henry J. Leffert, superintendent of the town Recreation Department, will attend the National Congress for Recreation and Parks in Washington D C. The event runs through Oct 13 with sessions on cultural recreation and planning, open space, and consolidation of recreation and park departments. He will join an institute on leadership and manpower prior to the opening.

Henry J. Leffert National Congress For Recreation and Parks Washington, D. C Leffert

Tiny Top program aids four year olds at YMCA center

The YMCA family center expands the tiny top program for four year olds led by Mrs Frances Cormier with morning sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday and several openings remain. First Selectman John J Sullivan proclaims the week of Oct 9 as Safety Week urging tire checks and road safety in town.

YMCA Frances Cormier First Southport Greenfield Hill Mary Katona Charles Schwab John L. Schwab Collingwood Avenue Roanoke College Salem

Estate Planning Seminar Led by Judge Fitzpatrick at Fairfield Branch

Judge John T. Fitzpatrick of the Probate court will conduct an estate planning seminar Thursday at 8 pm at the Fairfield branch of the People's Savings Bank on Post Road. The talk emphasizes family estate rules and how careful planning can ease asset transfer and reduce costs.

John T.’ Fitzpatrick Probate Court Fairfield People’s Savings Bank Post Road Fitzpatrick Christopher Costello Steep Hill Road Fereleto Steel Company Scofield Avenue Villa Avenue Fairfield Country Day School Bronson Road Lions Club Women’s Guild of Farfield Square Riverfield School Knights of Columbus Unquowa Road Holland Hill Pta Sunshine 4-H Mary Ann Klaff Federal Savings and Loan Bank John T. Fitzpatrick Fairfield University

Regis Hall Wives Club Meeting This Thursday

The Wives club will meet at 8 30 p m in Regis hall Visitor's Lounge. A brief business session will be followed by a get acquainted hour. Hostesses include Mrs Robert Bolger Mrs Joseph Boggio Mrs Paul Davis Mrs Robert Griffin and Mrs Frank Rice.

Wives Club Regis Hall Robert ‘Bolger Joseph Boggio Paul Davis Robert Griffin Frank Rice

North Stratfield PTA Dinner Set Oct. 13

The North Stratfield PTA schedules a candlelight get acquainted dinner for Oct. 13 at 6 30 p.m. to start the season. Edward Dunbar will play organ music and Karol Soloman, PTA member and local community theater performer, will headline with accompanist Mrs. Milton Strauss. Also noted is a Boy Scout meeting in Tomlinson Junior High School where John D. Keayes will discuss first aid at 7 30 p.m. per Scoutmaster Irwin W. Tucker.

North Stratfield PTA Edward Dunbar Karol Soloman Milton Strauss John D. Keayes Boy Scout Troop 99 Tomlinson Junior High School Irwin W. Tucker

Israel Seeks Association Talks With European Common Market

Israel applied for association with the European Common Market. Ambassador Amiel Haïjar said negotiations should begin to replace the current trade accord with an association treaty from July 1 1967. Delegates doubted feasibility amid market expansion and competing imports from Mediterranean neighbors.

Brussels Belgium Israel European Common Market European Communities Amiel Hajar Council of Ministers Common Market Commission of Israel Italy Greece Turkey Six

Speakeasy to Supper Club Sherman Billingsley Dies at 68

Shermany Billingsley a prairie bootlegger who ran the Stork Club on East 53rd Street Manhattan died in his sleep at 68. The article recalls the club as a cafe society mecca with lavish gifts and glamorous patrons including Brenda Frazier. Billingsley planned to reopen the Stork but plans ended with his death as his wife Hazel Donnelly and three daughters mourned. The Stork thrived in the 1940s and 1950s but declined by 1957 amid losses and publicized feuds including a 1951 civil rights dispute with Josephine Baker.

Sherman Stork Club Billingsley Manhattan New York Shermany Billingsley East 53Rd Street Stork Hazel Donnelly Brenda Frazier Isultry Lrunette Cafe Society Roy Cohn State Labor ‘Relations Board Case Society Sherm Berle Elliott Roosevelt Milton Berle Jackie Gleason Humphrey Bogart

East German Aid to North Vietnam Reported by ADN

ADN, the East German news agency, reported that the East German army has contributed over $250,000 to North Vietnam. The agency cited figures showing East Germany had given Manoj more than $3 million since June 1965.

Hanoi Berlin North Viet Nam ADN Red East Germany

Traffic accidents higher on Friday in Bonn study shows

A German Traffic Watch study finds Friday traffic accidents run about 25 percent above other weekdays in Bonn. Separate industrial survey indicates Monday records the most factory mishaps. Turkey plans a TV network.

Bonn Germany UPI German Traffic Watch

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