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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1954
Page
10
Government officials in Accra explore intensified aid measures for the gold sector as prices fluctuate and exports confront logistical hurdles, aiming to stabilize revenue, support local miners, and sustain fiscal goals.
Sixth district Councilman Ed mond A Dorne questions why the town pays per inch foot to Bridgeport Hydraulic Co when water lines are installed. Town Manager Harry B Flood to seek facts from the Public Utilities Commission. Dorne says developers should cover main extensions, not the town recurring pipe costs. Fire protection charge explains per inch foot cost and $10 hydrant fee. Also noted are warranty deeds filed with Town Clerk W Howard Wilcoxson for several property transfers on Broadbridge Avenue Connors Lane Phillips Street and Hurd Avenue.
The Rev. David F. Bannon of St Mary’s Church Bridgeport will speak at St James Council Knights of Columbus Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in K of C Hall. William Smyth is grand knight and will preside. a special program of entertainment is planned.
Lordship PTA president Mrs. Robert C. Underhill has named committee chairmen for the year. Appointments include Mrs. Robert McCorkle program, Mrs. Robert Franz publicity, Mrs. M Thomas Bunting membership, Mrs. Byrand W Moylan room mothers, Mrs Frank Battista hospitality, Mrs. Frank Johnson community service, Mrs. Donald R Reaney publications, Mrs. Warren B Spencer legislation, Mrs. Waren B Ernst and Mrs. Raymond Taylor ways and means, Mrs. Edmund E Hatch library with Mrs. Russell M Clark, Mrs. Fred C Cowles safety and health and Miss Roberta Cannon teacher representative.
Pack Committee 201 plans a Halloween meeting tonight at 8 in Starting House. Parents, committee members and Den Mothers are urged to attend. Knights of Columbus party sponsored by Rt Rev John H Anderson at 8 in K of C hall, open to the public. American Legion post Anderson Dunn Kochiss scheduled motion pictures after business Monday at 8 in Legion hall.
Ground breaking exercises for the proposed American Shakespeare theater will take place Oct. 24 at 3 p.m. on the recently purchased site off Stratford avenue. Town Council completes 13th regular session since October 1953 and launches final year of two-year terms.
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