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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
14
The Bridgeport branch of the Anglo American Friendship club will hold its first fall meeting on Monday at 8 p.m. in the Polish Veterans hall on Beach street. New members are welcome. Officers for the 1966 67 season include Bruce Frazcek as president and Peter Pelletier as vice president.
The Bridgeport Art League ways and means committee hosts a dessert bridge party Tuesday at 12 30 p m in the clubroom 528 Clinton Avenue. Dorothy Bobowick chairs with George Donahue and Joseph Chisarek as co chairmen.
The Unitarian Alliance announces six morning workshops at the Unitarian church on Lyons Plains road Westport running Oct 3 through Nov 10. Sessions cover home maintenance wood block printing literature classics ceramics weaving and related crafts with instructors Arthur Olson Elizabeth Morriss Nancy Anderson Ruth Stick Ruth Kobler and coordinators in Norwalk Westport Weston.
A Mary Silliman chapter Daughters of the American Revolution tea for prospective members will be held Sunday from 3 to 5 PM at 3476 Main Street Stratford. Various committee chairs and many DAR officers and group leaders will attend the event. Burma plans to import material for a dam.
Bell Aerosystems plans a 2 million dollar production line at Niagara Falls to mass produce air cushion vehicles that skim water or ground on a cushion of air. The facility should operate by October 1967 and will build three vehicle types (7 to 25 tons) for 19 to 91 passengers or 6 000 to 24 000 pounds payload. One prototype serves San Francisco Bay. three others are in U S Navy use in Viet Nam.
St Anns Mothers club sponsors a Sunday tea from 3 to 6 in the school hall. Mrs Peter Hope Ross presides, with helpers Mrs John Balga Mrs Paul Blacie Mrs Joseph Zavodny Mrs James Mylen Mrs Robert Palko and Mrs David Letsch assisting. Mrs Walter Rist and Mrs Joseph Crab pour.
The Labor ministry reports unemployment in Israel could reach 85,000 this year, about double last year's level, signaling worsening joblessness and economic strain.
Grand Union Co reports half year net income of 5.386 million dollars, 95 cents a share, on 407.8 million in sales, up from 1965 figures though unemployment data and strikes cited in the period. Other firms note profits, sales increases, and ongoing corporate activity. A Detroit birth is noted for a Birmingham couple. charity meeting details and industrial updates follow.
The Alice Stoppard Bible class of First Presbyterian Church Fairfield sponsors a fashion show on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Brooks Hall 2475 Easton Turnpike. Prizes and refreshments. Tickets at door. Committee chairs named for tickets rain prizes posters refreshments. Models listed and musical selections by Mr. and Mrs. Wasser man.
Sheila Lynn Markowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Markowitz of Danbury and Brooklyn, will wed Eugene Michael Rouff, son of Mrs. Claudia Rouff of Brooklyn. She attends C. W. Post College. he studies at Brooklyn College. Stratford Square Dance Club hosts a dance tomorrow from 8 to 11 p.m. at Wooster Junior High in Stratford with guest caller Dave Taylor. all area clubs invited.
A playful reflection on a decade of marriage with a spouse noting how time has flown and asking if the other recalls the milestone ahead. The line captures intimate domestic humor and enduring partnership.
Orient chapter of the Order of Eastern Star meets Monday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic temple at 3045 Fairfield Avenue with Mrs Eula Balog and Louis Jiroudek presiding. A brief business session precedes the Bridgeport chapter portrayal of the flower talk for a new DeMalay member. Refreshments in banquet hall. Bernard Sosnoski as chairman. Dinner reservations for the Post Officers Night on Oct 3 may be made with Mrs Martha Baugh until Tuesday.
Stratford Methodists schedule a parish hall supper this Sunday at 5 45 p m with a film titled Almost Neighbors shown by church members. Table hostesses include Mrs Herbert Glines Mrs Fred W Hallock Mrs Arthur Lovering Mrs E Sydney Vaughn and others.
Mrs H Francis Shaw Mrs Alvin Russell and Miss Laura Tubbs lead a charity effort as Young Adult members serve at tables and provide babysitting. Supper committee includes Kay Don Kahler H Francis Shaw Richard Gustaveson Herbert Glines and Grant Fitch. Turkey will aid more hospital nurses.
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