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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1976
Page
14
Designer Bill Blass features the shirtwaist in a floor length ivory satin evening dress with a wrapped cummerbund like waist. The shirtwaist appears throughout fall collections in various outfits from evening culottes to softer pajama looks and remains a staple for day wear.
The West Norwalk association plans its annual meeting Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Raton Point Beach club to elect seven directors for three year terms. A reception runs 4 to 6 p.m. The proposed directors include Mrs. Henry Banks Mrs. Josephine Falcone Mrs. William C Jensen Thomas D. Kirmayer KJ Laessig John H. McGregor and Ronald Pavlak.
Canadian and United States authorities enforce a historic provision allowing Native North Americans to travel across the border without visas or fees. The arrangement, rooted in treaty-era policy, enables cross-border movement for work family and seasonal activities.
The text claims John Quincy Adams and his wife were the sixth president era and that she was born in London England in 1775 and married in Barking England. The wording is inconsistent with historical records and appears as a fragmented reminiscence rather than a verified biography.
The first session in a fall workshop series for parents of young children will be held September 20 at 8 p.m. in Temple Israel, sponsored by the Westport and Weston Child Care Council. Dr. Leon Tee of the Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance Center will discuss building a good self image in children. The program includes small discussion groups led by early childhood professionals Kenneth Hanson and others. Mrs. Sue Rubenstein, executive director, said the aim is to help parents provide an environment where children can grow and develop. The nursery school at Temple Israel will host the first session, co sponsored by local childcare groups. The meetings are free to all parents.
Milford Recreation Department opens fall activities for women 18 and over. Yoga, slimnastics, and belly dancing begin mid September at Devon Community Center with instructors Marlene DeSanto Sheila Frankel and Maxine DeAngelo. Registration deadlines vary, classes run six weeks, attire requested. Also Oriental Basics and arts classes listed. Woodmont United Church hosts annual summer fair with auctions, bake sale, crafts, and free parking.
The Recreation department announces Monday start times for painting classes at the Devon Community Center art studio. Instructor Patricia Yaps, president of the Connecticut Classic Arts league, leads sessions for adults, and separate schedules exist for children under 16, adult Oriental art, and adult Seascapes with multiple time slots across Monday and Tuesday.
The Gospelites choir of the African Methodist Episcopal church New Haven offers a free concert Sunday at 4 pm hosted by Mary Taylor Memorial United Methodist Church 168 Broad Street. The program features hymns and spirituals. The group was organized in 1966 by Gertrude Sparks distributive education coordinator at Milford High School.
Lucia Chapter 25, Order of Eastern Star will hear a tribute to Dr. Robert Morris and entertainment by the Jepson Drive Swingers Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple on Broad Street. Plans for a Dutchmaid Fashion show and games party on Sept. 29 will be discussed, conducted by Florence Carman and Stanley Carman. Refreshments will be served by Margorie Hyatt's committee.
A list of cinema schedules shows titles like The Omen Gator The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea and Obsession at venues including Milford Norwalk Greenwich Stratford and Wilton with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening across drive ins and fine arts houses, noting repeats and double features.
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