Fairfield Warde High Band Flea Market Planned
Fairfield Warde High School band will hold a Flea market May 4 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Knapps Highway. Reservations for space for display of goods may be made with Mrs. John B. Phillips or Mrs. Norman Hague. Used and new items including crafts and quilts will be offered. refreshments available. admission free.
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Andrew Warde
Knapps Highway
John B. Phillips
Waitous Way
Norman Hague
High Ridge Road
Fifth Wheel Club To Install New President In Fairfield
Mrs. Donald Théodore will be installed as president of the Fifth Wheel Club of Fairfield at the annual installation ceremony on June 1 at 12:30 p.m. at Le Chambord 1572 East State Street Westport according to a club announcement.
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William MclLéan
Norbert Esser
August Hindenbeand
Paul Zdrodowski
William Oakes
Welcome Wagon Club
Fairfield
Arthur Burrows
Donald Théodore
Fifth Wheel Club of
le Chambourd
East State Street
Westport
Ballet Program May 3 At Stratfield School
The Ballet Etudes Repertory Company will present a ballet program on May 3 at 1 00 p.m. for Stratfield School students. Sponsored by the PTA the show includes a brief ballet origins explanation by a group of over 20 young dancers.
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Ballet Etudes
Stratfield School
PTA
Sixth Grade Class Fundraiser Details Outline
Mrs. Margaret Miske chairs fund rais ings with Steven Smith handling decorations. Mrs. Barbara Babcock organizes class pictures for sixth grade girls at a makeup booth. Mrs. Katherine Jablonski handles silhouettes and Mrs. Eleanor Muska oversees publicity.
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Margaret Miske
Steven Smith
Barbara Babcock
Katherine Jablonski
Eleanor Muska
Church School Concert at Southport Congregational Church
The Southport Congregational Church will host a church school concert led by Miss Nancy S. Bayer tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the church sanctuary 524 Pequot Avenue The program features The Singing Raindrops nursery and kindergarten songs grade one and two repertoire a jazz piece 108 Per Cent Chance of Rain by Walter S Horsley and Anthem Repertoire by the junior choir Accompanists include Robert E Boyer organ E Gordon Boyer bass Michael Kaelin drums and Moncia Schimpf flute Ushers are Susan Abbott and Deborah Thomas
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Southport Congregational Church
Nancy S. Bayers
Pequot Avenue
Wlater S.horsley
Robert E. Boyer
E. Gordon” Boyers
Michael Kaelin
CIA Schimpf
Susan Abbott
Deborah Thomas
Board’of Education
Dwight School
Greenfield Hill Village
Greenfield Hill
At & P.m
Fairfield -Woods
Danels Lincoln
Postield’ Association
Roger,ve
Fair- Woods
Townsfolk commendation and local notices collection
William T. Serr and the 4-1 club directorate plus 444 clubs receive praise for clearing rubble along the brook by Timothy Street. Three women’s garments found on Post Road near the traffic circle may be claimed at Police headquarters. Julius Haydn sells a 27 acre Congress Street tract, not 6.27. Public Works cleans bottles and paper along the roadway near the Recycling center in the former railroad weight house. Trinity Episcopal Church Nursery School funded from parish fashion show receipts at Fairfield Country Club. Scandinavia club hosts a pinochle party tomorrow at South Pine Creek Road clubrooms.
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Timothy Street
Julius Haydn
Congress Street
Town Public Works
Trinity
Episcopal Church
May
Country Club
Fairfield
F D Vernor Dies Wrote Tune For Sweetheart of Sigma Chi
Detroit story notes F Dudleigh Vernor 81 wrote The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi in 1919 after improvising lyrics by Byron D Stokes for Albion College. His tune became a nationwide hit and he taught organ in Albion before retiring. Funeral services were held in Detroit with burial in Marshall.
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F. D. Vernor
Sigma Chi
Detroit
Albion Colleges
F.dudleigh Vernor
America
Vernor
Albion
Mich
Harry Crawford
Richard
Verner
New York
Parakeet Pest Threatens Wildlife in Missouri
Monk parakeets, native to South America and now about 4,000 across 26 states, are cited by the Missouri Conservation Commission as damaging wildlife and damaging equipment by clipping television wires and stripping ornamental trees for nest materials.
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Jefferson
City
UPI
South America
Missouri Conservation Commission
Oil dealers refund overcharges total 1.3 million says IRS director
Revenue officials report weekly refunds of 11 629 44 for oil overcharges. Joseph Hartford AP cites Petro J Conley IRS ai ren director noting Connecticut dealers refunded amounts ranging from 883 38 to 31 946 06 since last November.
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Epievent ‘Revenue Service
Joseph Hartford
Petro Jj
Grasmere School Sets May 4 Fair Dogpatch Daze
Grasmere School plans its annual fair Dogpatch Daze on May 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on school grounds. Sharon Anderson chairs the event. booths include arts and crafts, baked goods, white elephants, penny candy, games, and various concessions.
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Grasmere School
Sharon Anderson
Ellen Szepéssy
USA
Booth
Betty “Pettit
Helen Kochiss
God
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