School Lunch Restrictions Continue Amid Policy Debate
The Board of Education will keep lunch limits for students within 1 1/2 miles of schools, with principals granting waivers for working parents. Superintendent Cox notes 11:30 a.m. dismissal and 12:45 p.m. return. Copies go to Town Council, principals, and PTA. Fathers Club to be informed.
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Board of Education
Edward E.medvecky
Medvecky
Edwin A. Cox
PTA Council
Cox
PTA
Fathers Club
WSCS
The
Methodist Church
Special Program Tonight at Stratford Baptist Church
The Connecticut State Baptist committee on Churches For New Frontiers will conduct the Hour of Power service at 7.30 pm. Rev Winfield F. Ramish, pastor, announced the program at Stratford Baptist Church.
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Connecticut State Baptist Committee On “Churches For New Frontiers
Stratford Baptist Church
Winfield F. Ramish
Parish Fair Opens Today at St James Hall
St James church hosts its annual parish fair from 1 pm to 10 pm in the school hall with booths plants candy handmade articles and traditional features. The event is open to the public and sponsored by the St James Guild. First Aid class starts Mondays led by George E B Wood with 20 attendees at First Baptist Church Stratford Avenue.
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St. James Church
St. James Guild
George E.B. Wood
Red Cross
First Aid
First Baptist Church
Stratford Avenue
Meta Ashley
Vivian Black
School Officials Return From Educational Parley
Donald W. Fowler, Albert Morris and Thomas Donahue will return today after two days at the Connecticut Association of Secondary Schools meeting in Storrs. The conference focused on problems of increasing student enrollment. Property transfers filed with Town Clerk W. Howard Wilcoxson include John Schramm to Stratford on Reuter Street and several land and building deeds.
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Donald W. Fowler
Albert Morris
Johnson Junior High
Thomas Donahue
Wooster Junior High
Connecticut Association of Secondary Schools
Storrs
W. Howard Wilcoxson
John Schramm
Stratford
Reuter
Harold Dickinson
Roger and Phylls
McNeil-Blamey Inc
Edward B. Myers
Sunflower Avenue
Richard Ross
Douglas and
Grace Duncan
Montero Drive
Community Players Call For New Play Tryouts
The Community Players announce tryouts Friday and Saturday at 8 pm at the Polka Dot Playhouse for the production Mrs. McThing. A large cast of men women and children is sought. Friday at 8 30 pm a business meeting will elect permanent offices at the playhouse.
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Polka Dot Playhouse
Mrs. McThing
What's New About Town And Townspeople
The Stratford American Legion Color guard led by Bridgeport Patrolman James Sherwood was chosen by the State Republican organization to present the colors to Vice President Richard Nixon during a GOP rally in East Norwalk Friday night. George Vitelli, science teacher at the high school, was appointed assistant basketball coach. The Rev John E Harring announced Marian Guild as the parish women’s group at Our Lady of Grace church. The Senior High Fellowship at Lordship Community church will host a covered dish supper Sunday at 6 p.m. Mrs E L Clark of Windsor Avenue is a Park City hospital patient. It was a happy birthday yesterday.
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Stratford American Legion
Bridgeport
James Sherwood
Richard Nixon
East Norwalk
George Vitelli
Edwin A. Cox
John E. Harming
Our Lady of Grace Church
Marian Guild
Lordship Community Church
Robert L. Meier
E.L. Clark
Windsor Avenue
Park City Hospital
Yester
Union H lots Fifth Amendment protest at Korn Leather plant
Peabody Mass Sept 28 The 200 man day shift at Korn Leather walked out to attend a protest meeting over a coworker invoking the Fifth Amendment Irving Herbster counsel for Local 21 said workers refused to work beside Stephen Grunthosky of Peabody Grunthosky and his brother had invoked the Fifth Amendment when questioned by the Massachusetts Commission on Communism examining the union
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Peabody
Mass
Korn Leather Company
Independent International Fur and Leathe
Irving Herbster
Local 21
Stephen Grunthosky
Peabody Gruntkosky
Massachusetts Commission On Communism
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Nash Rambler
Siatesman Rambler
Philadelphia
Continental Distilling Corp
Pmila. OA
Warren Institute
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Gregg
Fairfield Ave
Martha Jean Dressler
Paul Dressier
Lines Place
G and B
Barnum Avenue
Main Street
Bud Hebbard
Minneapolis
Midwest
Walter Vogt
Howard J. Sanborn
Vernon H. Sanborn
Robert M. Zorn
Lester W. Card
Almina Wher
Tuttle
George Skopp
Paul Kleve
National Exchange Club
Louisville
Kentucky
Hour of
St. James Hall
Winsum Window Prod. Co, Inc
Connecticut
Jetland Street
Black Rock
Forest
Fairfield
Waterbury
Norwalk
Mem
City Trust
Nes Bridgeport
City Trust Company
North End
Chen Sudays
Fr.m
BEA Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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