Stratford Y offers embroidery and decoupage classes
Two eight week courses start Oct 1 at the Stratford YMCA on Main Street taught by Joan Ehlert of Milford. Crewel embroidery for beginners meets Mondays 8 to 9 pm with Y provided materials. Decoupage class meets 6 30 to 7 45 pm Mondays teaching home items.
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YMCA
Main Street
Joan Ehlert
Avon Street
Milford
Lordship Co Op Nursery Plans Mothers Meeting
The Lordship Co Op Nursery will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Lordship Community Church for mothers of children entering the 1973 74 session. Parents will meet the teacher and assistant, learn about the co operative system, and discuss committee assignments and the nursery program. Refreshments will follow.
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Lordship Cop Nursery School
Lordship Community Church
Mothers of Children Planning
Local scouts meet and PTA events listed for town
Cub Scout Pack 203 meets at Second Hill Lane School at 7 p.m. for films and Webelos advancement for Andrew Segéloff Den 2 Edward Brown Den 3 and John Reilly Den 3. Wilcoxson PTA hosts Kindergarten and Newcomers social at 8 p.m. Katherine Pando explains curriculum. Various property sales deeds filed with Town Clerk Readey list transfers on multiple streets with prices. Tonight in Town covers PTA meetings VFW post Masonic lodge school events AA and more. Aurora borealis described as a timeless wonder confounding scientists worried observers.
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Second Hill Lane
George Knouick
Webelos
Andrew Segéloff
Den 2
Edward Brown
John Reilly
Den 3
Wilcoxson Pta
Wilcoxson School Pta
Katherine Pando
William J. Readey
Francis A
Gloria A. Regen
Dale R. Reding
Bunnell Avenue
Robert A
Tina B. Havers
Earl
Maria’ Nelson
Homestead Avenue
Thomas A
Dorothy A, Richards
Edward P
Riccio, Sy
Betty A
Edward P, Riccio, Jr
Stoneleigh Square
Cronoque Hills
Jacob
Florence M. Meshken
Cronoque Village
William A
Louise J
Ligano
Rosemary
Thomas ¥. McDonnell
Parkwood
Old Spring Road
Jack V
Helen Bollizar
Frank A. DelVecchio
Frank
Barbara E. Canelli
Barry W
Carol A. Blaisdell
Silver Lane
Derby Place
Joseph E
Barbara IM. Scala
Victor S
Eva Podpolucha
Stratford Avenue
Angelo R. Framularo
Richard D
Beradette Schirillo
Andrew Street
Judith H. Mortenson
Leonard A
Abigail R. Slew
Elm
East Broadway
Sam and
Katherine Rosen
Edgar A
Margaret J. Reiss
Oronoque Village
Itwo
Cyril and
Jean F. Lawrence
Segundo
Sofia Rosa
South Avenue
Leland E
Glenna M. Meadows
Russell
Ann M. Hayden
Sunnybank Avenue
Chapel Street
School Pta
Raymond W. Goldbach
VFW Post
Barnum Avenue
St. John's Lodge
Masonic Temple
Main
Our Lady of Grace
Second Hill
Jane
Alcoholics Anonymous
Christ Episcopal Church North Parish
Main ‘Street
Bethany Alliance Church
Huntington Road
Eli Whitney School Pta
Benabad Caravan
Order of Alhambra
Main Street
Lordship Community Church
Prospect Drive
Garden School Pta
Indians Boycott Signing of State Proclamation
Hartford AP report says no Indian leaders attended Gov. Meskill’s signing of a proclamation designating Sept. 28 Indian Day in Connecticut. Irving A. Harris of the Schaghticoke tribe led a boycott, criticizing the governor’s delays in appointments to the new Indian Affairs Council and a 1971 veto of an Indian affairs bill.
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Hartford
Thomas J. Meskill
Connecticut
Irving
A. Harris
Schaghticoke
Harris
Litchfield
Indian Affairs Council
General Assembly
Pequot
Western Pequot
Mohegan
State Environmental Protection Department
Department
Meskill
Ribicoff and Grasso tout bigger school lunch funding
U S Senator Abraham Ribicoff and Representative Ella Grasso backed expanding federal support for school lunch programs from 8 to 12 cents per meal. They warned a 10 cent rise could push 20,000 Connecticut students out, noting rising food and labor costs and potential local tax or price increases.
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Washington
U.S.S
Abraham Ribicoff
D-1
Conn
Ribicoff
Senate
Connecticut
Maryland man fined for suspended license and license misuse
Enrico Palmieri, 26, of Mt. Rainier, Maryland, was fined 200 for operating with a suspended license and 25 for misusing an operator's license in Stratford on two motor vehicle counts. A third speeding charge was noted by the assistant prosecutor.
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Maryland
Stratford
Thomas O'Donnell
Enrico Palmieri
Mt. Rainer
Wilfred Roche
Deborah L. Young
Armstrong Road
Shelton
Nicholas T. Yakunion
Victoria Lawn
Raymond Baker
Old Dyke Road
Trumbull
Stanley F. Gorlo
Hilltop Drive
Richard M. Zanesky
East Main Street
Melvyn Ganecos
Round Hill Road
Fairfield
Stephen R. Zsiga
Wainwright Place
Charles Boyko
Washington Parkway
John Bavolacco
Kasper Drive
George J. Demscik
Island View Road
James Collier
Ryegate Terrace
William D. Fabian
Michael Deslarlais
Highland Avenue
Clinton W. Dow
Tames Farms Drive
Joseph E. Conlon
Birch Place
Gaston Cliche
Booth Street
Gerardo Bracio
Fairmont Avenue
Gertrude A. Kelly
Hawrey ‘Avenue
Milford
Linda Jacobson
North Avenue
William B. Harey
Meadow Brook Road
Newtown
Rosemarie Hokenmeier
St. Louis
Nolle
James R. Fitzpatrick
Longbrook Avenue
Roy Lindberg
Marlinkin Drive
Huntington
Noble
Charles Golden
Spring Valley Road
John P. McFadden
Kings College Place
Strat_ford
Martin van Buren
U.S
Ror
Mary G. Lisi
Lakeview Place
Alberto Lopez
Stillman Street
Mary Jane Oakman
Glen Avon Street
Keith Murphy
Ridgely Avenue
Jeffrey Wignall
Raven Terrace
Robert Weston
Yacht Street
John
Connecticut Telephone Workers Hall Equity Pay Drive
John W. Shaughnessy Jr. announced at the Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers annual meeting in Stratford that union negotiators will seek equity with rising prices and executive pay, arguing federal wage controls are meaningless. The CUTW represents non salary employees of Southern New England Telephone and contracts with Bell divisions end within 30 days of mid July 1974.
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Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers
John W. Shaughnessy Jr
Hamden
Washington
Bell Telephone
CUTV
Connecticut
Fairfield U Women’s Club hosts campus reception
The Fairfield University women’s club will host a reception for trustees wives, prospective new members and officers Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Bellarmine Hall. Attendees include trustee wives from the area, new officers led by President Mrs. Gerard McDonald, and University officials such as Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald S.J., president. Also honored are new faculty wives and several guests connected to the university community.
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Fairfield University We Men
Bellarmine Hall
David W.J. Jewitt
Fairfield
Warren J. Faust
Joseph B. Flavin
James V. Joy
Nelson L. North
Francis J. McNamara, Jr
University
James McGinley
S.J
Thomas Mahan
James Coughlin
Elizabeth B. Gardner
Penelope Post
Tamma O'Mara
Estelle Bernardin
Ruth P. Camp
Eileen M. Crutchlow
Carole A. Pomario
Margaret Slater
Alice Obrig
Kevin Cassidy
Jeff Eagle
Bolesh Skutnik
Ronald Westrate
Rob
Bert Turcotte
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Gerald’ Brown
Basil Chalas
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Stratford Co-operative Nursery School
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