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State TESOL to Hold 4th Annual Conference The fourth annual conference of Connecticut Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) will be held on Friday and Saturday, at 'the Stratford Motor inn, Stratford. TESOL is an organization Which disseminates information i English-as-a- sccbrid language program in this country and abroad. Chapter Officers Officers tqr Connecticut chapter of TESOL are.president, Richard Cabral of New.Britain; first vice president, Hal Bridgeport; second vice president, Dr. Ella Erway, New Haven; executive secretary, Jerry Nikritz, Hartford; corresponding secretary, a Fletcher, New Haven; and treasurer, Cheryl Hanley, Middletown. The program for Friday will begin at 2 p.m.

Registration and materials exhibits will be open from 2 to 6 p.m. bilingual activities nt the Uni-l (3) Community Agencies: Dr. versity of Massachusetts, will Elliott Strickland, Urban Coah- present' her address: Socio-Lin- lion; -Mrs. Lenore Toro, PACE; guistic Considerations in Batalla, Spanish Coalition, fishing a Second Language Pro- (4) Rivers on Rivers; Dr. Wilga Rivers will field questions i i In EngllsK-as-iheld final business meeting and' Language demonstration by.

Miss Kathy Wilga Rivers, Foreign department head at tile Univer gram. Study sessions are scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Con- from the door. (5) Adult Basic Education: A Eleven 'Seminars (jj Reading: concept in Following dinner'and a wel- from 10:30 a.m.

to 1 p.m. Con- (5) Adult Bas.c toucauon Dayhoff, New Haven come by Bridgeport Mayor.Ni- retrace will have John Ryan, Directorvot AC mi an(J Dr EUa Er cholas A. Panuzio; Uie keynote the opportunity to attend any of educat on, State Department 01 southern Connecticut address will Be delivered by Dr. these seminars: Education. state Eleven Seminars (61 Middle Grade Aiterna- (6) Middle lives: Olga Tagatac, Elast Side we," i A i a re-motvation Cebulash Middle school; ception will Fred Go-from Scholastics: Book Service Roosevelt school, Osvaldo Su Nied, Harding High school.

(9) Funding: James Connelly of the Board of Education, Bridgeport, presenting problems and solutions. (10) Bilingual ESt testing -Past, Present, Future: (11) Paraprofessionalism in TESOL: pane! including moderator Dr. John Leach of the Uni- ouin spews uut 8 i ez, nuus rum-- versity of Connecticut and panel doughnuts and at 9:30 Dr. SyiVia'Carmen Pino and Abigail Del- discuss prob ems. (both fiom Walteisville frnm RassiP.lt.

Controlled Viera, of bicultural- gado SMUSS yiuuiuma. MI (8) Controlled and Creative I After lunch, participants will BRIDGEPORT SUNDAY POST, January 20, 1974 B-S icut nsoi, i open to those who are in any way involved with education of the non-English speaking student. Tickets for either of the two days may be 'obtained at the registration table in he Mermaid Tavern lobby of the Stratford Motor inn on the day of the conference. Chairman for the convention is Hal Watman, language arts school system. coordinator for the Bridgeport LARGEST ISLANDS The largest islands in the world are Greenland, with an area of 840,000 square miles, and New Guinea, with 305,577 square miles.

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"Band On The Run" Paul McCartney Ringo Starr General Electric Table Radio Jazz Workshop AtHCCtoBeLedjj By Bill Finegan Composer-arranger Bill Fine- sjan of tlie Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey bands will teach the new "Jazz Workshop II and Arranging" non-credit course at Housatonic Com; munity college i during the spring semester. Classes will meet Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 10 m. to 8:40 p.m., tomorrow through May 13. No previous knowledge of ar- i. ranging is necessary.

The course is designed to enhance performance in jazz and improvising for the intermediate through, advanced player. Mr. Finegan also will teach arranging for any combination of instruments. In addition to composing and arranging, Mr. Finegan has engaged in musical activities that include orchestration and conducting hundreds of pieces for Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey.

He also has worked with.Les and Larry Elgart, Bobby Hackett, Gerry Mulligan, Harry Belafonte, Merv Griffin, the Ames Brothers, tlie Modernaires, and the Sauter-Finegan orchestra. Mr. Finegan has worked in films. TV, radio and TV commercials. He had recorded for Decca, United Artists and VJ and has for many years taught "private students mostly professionals), composi- ion, arranging and -orchestra- ion.

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