Enrollment Hike At Local High School In 1958
Superintendent Edwin A. Cox projects 191 more students in the high school next September, totaling 1,892 from 1,701 current enrollment. Grade breakdowns show increases across all grades, with 69 fewer new registrants than dropouts, and 120 new students versus 189 who left. Dropouts cite work, moving, marriage, illness, or military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Cox
Board of Education
Cox
W. Howard Wilcoxson
Juvenile Club Elects 1 Officers for Year
Irene Berthelson was elected president of the Sterling House Juvenile Music Club. Other officers named are Janet Baker secretary Connie Nuzzo treasurer Elaine Wills program chairman Carole Lawrence scrapbook chairman and Audrey Pulaski Halloween party chairman. Grace Lutheran sewing group meets Tuesday at 10 a.m. in church parlors with session to 2 30 p.m. Rev Paul C Reisch pastor. Short Beach road project solonied by the commission. Curran petition to remove soil from Stratford road property granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene’ Berthelson
Sterling House
Janet Baker
Connie Nuzzo
Elaine Wills
Carole Lawrence
Audrey Pulaski
Grace Lutheran Church
Paul C. Reisch
Azalia Chapter Plans Two Day PTA Fair
Azalia Chapter hosts a two day PTA fair with booths rides and a catered buffet. Events run Thursday and Friday at Center School and Masonic temple with card parties turkey dinner and games social. Vestry to meet Christchurch parish house Rev Loyal Y Graham Jr announced center baked goods booth led by Rose Arbogast and Impellitteri with Lauridsen and Donald Bird aides. Petition by Michael Curran for subdivision denied by Planning and Zoning engineer David Clark notes.
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PTA
Wooster Junior High
Azalia Chapter
Eastern Star
Donald
Vestry of
Christchurch
Loyal Y. Graham
Rose Arbogast
Center School
Thomas Impellitteri
C.M. Lauridsen
Donald Bird
Paul Morehouse
John Goodsell
David Clark
Planning and Zoning Commission
Michael Curran
Stratford News Highlights From September To October
September activity includes nurse inspections and health reports, with 1,976 hours logged by town maintenance staff. The Stratford Visiting Nurse Association seeks funds, while local officials discuss Broad and Auburn street reconstructions and oiling of 63 streets. Rotary Sports Shop offers football game tickets as Holy Name Society notes a weekend retreat for Holy Family.
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West Hartford
Catholic Charities Bureau
Chester
Haberlin
United Fund
Lea
A Atgieas Wists
Stratford
Allen J. Levin
Divide
Simon Levin
Yale Street
Ford
University
Public Works
Connecticut
Rotary
Barnum Avenue
Richard E. Blake Readly
Public Works Department
Longbrook Park
The
Holy Name
J Society
St. James, Church
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Joseph Sulik
Robert C. Aldrich
Sulik Terrace
Joe Bayne
George Tarasovich
Johnson Court
George and
Anna Sekelsky
Joseph and
Mary Valko
Cedarknoll Drive
Thimble Club
Sara
Stratford Court
Order of Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Gladys Cooper
Laura Cornwall
Joyce Hansen
Azalia
PTA Fair
Honeyspot Pta
Spike
Norwich Bulletin
Donald Oar
Spike Brown
Oat
Home Office
Norwich
Groton
Yome Company
Watson's
Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Kenneth B. Jones
Maytag
Mudrick’s
Boston Ave. Edison
Zemel Bros
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport Forest
Appliance Center
Main St
Central Home
Kozdeba
Stratford Ave
East Main ST
Locas Appliances
Howe Avenue
Shelton
Regent
Barnum Ave
Edison
Capitol Appliance, Inc
Bpt
Cellar Associates
Middle Street
Mel Hart
Bps. Com
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