Tar Heels Top Navy 21 14 in 1946 Meeting
North Carolina beat Navy 21 to 14 in a 1946 football game played at Chapel Hill. It was the Tar Heels’ last victory over Navy until this fall, continuing a long series that began in 1899 with Navy holding a few two straight wins.
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Navy
Chapel Hill
N. C
North Carolina Iow
Tar Heels
Costume Parade and Teen Dance On Town Green Thursday
Annual Halloween events led by the Recreation department launch with a 7:15 p.m. parade for school age children on the Municipal green, prizes donated by Stratford PAL and Recreation. Teens dance 8 to 11 p.m. at the high school parking lot with Bill Cetola’s band. weather contingency moves parade to the high school gym and cancels the block party.
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Recreation Department
James Penders
Stratford Pal and Recreation Department
Bill Cetola
Bridgeport
United Nations Childrens Fund
Mrs Aspinwall Named AS Franklin Teacher
Mrs Mary Aspinwall of 305 Woodstock Avenue is appointed as a grade two teacher in Franklin School Superintendent Edwin A Cox announced Philip Ness is appointed JV basketball coach for the current year in addition to his other duties Building permits issued according to Building Inspector Edward A Goudreau reports permits issued
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Mary Aspinwall
Woodstock Avenue
Franklin School
Edwin A. Cox
Philip Ness
Edward A. Goudreau
Gould Elected Director of New England Ad Execs
R Thomas Gould of Rock Major Road Fairfield national advertising manager of The Bridgeport Post and Telegram was elected to the board of directors of the New England Newspaper Advertising Executives association at a meeting at the University club Boston. He joined The Post Publishing company in 1946 and is a Navy veteran of World War II. Also on the board are Carl C. Croce, Waterville. Charles H. Miller, Milford. Charles J. Davis Jr., Providence. Jerry Morriscay, Portsmouth. D. James Morey of Danvers, patient in Hunt Memorial hospital after a heart attack. Mary Catalano marked a birthday. Vera Stauffer named time clerk in Second Hilfane. Robert Hunt and Wilford Utter noted employment changes.
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Boston
R. Thomas Gould
Rock Major Road
Fairfield
Bridgeport Post and Telegram
New England Newspaper Advertising Executives Association
University Club
Gould
The
Post Publishing Company
Valley Forge Military Academy
Villanova University
University and Exchange Clubs
Bridgeport
American Newspaper Publishers Association
U. S. Navy
Carl C. Croce
the Sentinel
Waterville
Charles H. Miller
Daily News
Milford
Mass
Charles J. Davis, Jr
Journal- Bulletin
Providence
Jerry .Morriscay Herald
Portsmouth
N.H
Council
D. James Morey
Danvers
Hunt Memorial Hospital
Mary Catalano
Catalano News
Vera
Stauffer
Ceee Mney
Hilfane
Robert Hunt
Daily Express
Newport
Wilford Utter
Westerly
R.I
School board to fund bus service for Cameo Park youths
The Board of Education approved daily bus transportation for children in the Cameo Park development to Second Hill and Wooster junior highs at about five dollars per day. Several notices mention local birthdays including Mrs. H F Bitzer and Margaret Hope Rheinfeld. Community notes report PTA requests for a social worker, church membership news, and a Red Cross appeal for clothing and furniture after a King Street fire. Sgt Joseph Carten seeks mothers to sponsor PAL Sewing clubs and council procedure comments are made on meeting efficiency.
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H. F. Bitzer
Rockwell Avenue
Board of Education
Cameo Park
Second Hill
Wooster
Margaret Hope Rheinfeld
Paul, Rheinfeld
Main Street
Joseph Carten
PAL
Martha Suzanne Kraus
Stanley Kraus
Monroe Street
Nichols and Wilcoxson School Pta
Lordship Community Church
Robert L. Meier
Red Cross
Alfred Bell
King Street
Olivette Husted
Fairfield Prep to Host Halloween Dance Fundraiser
The Fairfield College Preparatory School senior class announces a Halloween dance on Friday at 8 15 p m in Berchmans Hall. It aims to raise funds for printing the yearbook with guidance from Rev Gerard and advisors including Thomas W O Connor Jan Richard Corcoran and Leslie S J Hearthstone among others.
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Gerard
Columbia
Fairfield Prep
Williams
Gordon Quin
Thomas W. O'Connor
Richard Corcoran
Leslie S.J
Peat
William Mullaney
James Hearthstone
Clabby
Edward Nishball
Donald Salko
Tel Hearthstone
Fairfield College Preparatory School
Berchman’s Hall
William Daven
I Saw My Son Born
A Reader's Digest blurb promotes a November issue featuring articles on parenthood and relationships. It highlights a personal account by a father who fears yet cherishes witnessing his child’s birth, urging husbands to embrace the natural bond of growing families.
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Reader’s Digest
Reader's Digest
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Gem Street
Arthur and
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Lands Place
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Stonybrook Road
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Adele R. Levin
PTA
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Rose Lieber
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Lordship Fathers Club
Pauline Streets
Earle Knapp
Stratford Education Association
SEA
Planning and Zoning Commission
Leslie Oakman
R. T. Gould
NENAE
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Park Spa
State St
Lodge
Barnum Ave
Stratford
London
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Samuel J. Tedesco
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