Fairfield PTA seeks governor aid for state funds
The Fairfield PTA Council plans a request to Governor Meskill for state aid to fund surplies tunes and art program expansion. A spokesman urged starting work on state aid as soon as possible while the council noted needs to double art staff to meet minimum standards. The Arts for Youth committees reported efforts to obtain matching funds from the Connecticut Commission on the Arts. The Knapps Development sold units at Evergreen Park to multiple buyers, with deeds filed. A Fairfield recycling center at the railroad station freight house will open tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for the collection of recyclable paper and glass. Recreation programs are set for tomorrow including ballet at 6:15 p.m., pre-school dance at Sherman School at 5:15 p.m., recreation center activities at the Nulmag Jones at 2:15 p.m., Tomlinson students at 3:15 p.m., and a drop-in center for retired people at the recreation center.
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Peter Clarke
Liles
Fairfield Arts For Youthi Camiittes
Connecticut Commision Om Aru
Knapps Development
Hes
Evergreen Park
Knapps Highway
Robert W
Patricia Metcalf
John M4
Jane F. Connolly
Thiencledk
Fairfield Railroad Station
Recreation Department
Sherman School
S.15th
Nulmag
Jones
Tomlinson Flodents
Osburn Hill
Warde Parsily Wins First Hockey Game
Warde Parsily secures a first hockey win as Andrew Warde teams host a busy schedule at Legion hall and nearby venues. Local recreation programs include youth basketball, volleyball, and skating lessons with multiple teams and community groups listed.
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Warde Parsily
Last Pickup Sunday For Mail To Santa
Santa's mailboxes will end service soon. Youngsters hope for replies and must include names and addresses. Boxes are at Grams Central Market Strate Fairway Fond Black Rock Market Villa Avenue Pose Road Hartit Hardwart Pequot Avenue Southpart and Arnold's Phanigmey Post Run. Cicic Basketball St Pius X girls beat Stu Patrick's Bridgeport 12 8. Julié Stablain led scoring with six points. Cathy Verlen Gina Poles and deen Vabapa contributed. Civitan prepares induction ceremony tomorrow at 6:10 at Continental restaurant with John Foster representing Civitan International.
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Grams Central Market
Strate
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Fairway Fond
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Nenplleetroops
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Polesfield
Pose Road
Hartit Hardwart
Pequot
Bouthpart
Arnold's
Phanigmey
Cicic
St. Pius
Civitan
Civitan Club
John Foster
Civitan International
Retired Persons Meet Friday Evening at YMCA
The Fairfield based chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will hold an evening gathering Friday at 1 p.m. in the YMCA. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a regular meeting schedule and local club engagement.
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American Association of Retired Persons
YMCA
Chrisewas
Democratic Town
Rotary Fashion Show Plans Highlight Town Event
Town and Rotary members discuss the annual fashion show while high school guests Susan Pavia Jon Kassey and James Delvecchio attend. Town Hall Christmas party plans, Yuletide ideas from Mrs Beal Lent, and sketches by Page Lockhart on display at Mary Kalona’s office accompany notes on local celebrations and community volunteers amid holiday preparations.
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Beal Lent
Iowlands
Andrew Warder High
Susan Pavia
Fhonce
Friici
Jon Kassey
James Delvecchio
Mie
Frenkcis
Alexander Arry
Fort Myers
Fin
Smith Richardson
Mary Kalona
Page Lockhart
Roger Luslone
Walter Raymond
George A. Smith Legion
Oalt
Reet Road
Sherman Green
Monk Trought
Forest Sud
Purest
Four Teens Arrested On Gas Siphon Charge
Four teenagers were arrested after an attempted gasoline siphoning incident outside Fairfield. Glen A. Cory, 18, of 97 Pine Road. Marie Geel, 16, of 47 South Park Way. Eason Wenke, 14, of 12 Stace Street. and a 15 year old were detained by Patrolman Joseph Peddie following a report from John Trench of 20 Quarker Lane about siphoning an auto outside his home.
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Tanm
Glen A. Cory
Fairfield
Mari
Wane Geel
South Park
Wenke
Eason
Francis ‘Tomasko
Stace
Alr
Tavenile
Joseph Peddie
John Trench
Quarker Lane
Memorial observance links Merton to faith and pacifism
At Sacred Heart University chapel in Stamford a memorial for Thomas Merton drew speakers and attendees who recalled the Trappist monk as a paradox of discipline and openness. James Forest, editor of Fellowship and Catholic Worker writer, framed Merton as a modern John the Baptist whose life reflected God in daily acts. A prayer from Merton and a wilderness aria were performed as part of the tribute.
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Thomas Merton
Othriahte
Christ
Forest
David
Merton
Thones Merton
Sacred Heart University
Thia
Joly Guilliam
Thomas. Meston
John the Baptist
Cod
Gueghok
Thailand
James Forest
Wales
Mr. Forest
Fellowship" Mangaging
Catholic Worker
Rallpion
Borest
Educators Call for Flexible Energy Saving Policy
New Haven WPDA said Connecticut will not enforce a hard line on the school energy directive. State and local officials favor voluntary, targeted actions rather than universal shutdowns. some districts plan to continue activities beyond core classes. A legal adviser questioned the order's authority while many schools prepare their own programs to preserve electives and athletics.
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New Haven
WPDA
Connecticut
Boards of Education
Ronald Glater
Association
State Board of Education
Catherine Smith
Wude
Mmn
Tie
Jan Ucder
Boy 6 Injured When Hit by Car
Six year old Sikyearald Anthony Sloath of 12 Sixth Street sustained facial injuries when struck by a northbound auto on Newfield Avenue near his home while en route to a store. An ambulance carried him to Syidgeport Hospital where he was treated and released. The driver, Rufius Spain of 66 Laurel Avenue, was not arrested. Police said the incident occurred at 7:18 p.m. and no charges were filed.
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Sikyearald Anthony Sloath
Sixth Stret
Mt Auto
Little City
George L. Oezel
Newfield
Rufius Spain
Autopsy Ordered In Woman's Death
Police investigate the death of 25 year old Honora Staber found dead in her apartment. Dr. George Molnar ordered an autopsy to determine cause of death amid reports of overdose and uncertain circumstances. Authorities said the victim resided in North Caroline and an investigation into a town recreation league is ongoing.
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Tu Strat
Hird Recreation Department
Honora Stabér
Ard
He Town
Harry
Fiood
Jimnor Eigh School
George Molnar
Caroline
Stratford Charles Brown to Head GOP Lincoln Day Dinner
Charles Brown named general chairman of the Republican Town Committee Lincoln Day Dinner set for February 6 at Lindie's restaurant in Stratford IL. Assistants include August Palmer Harry Weide Donald Thrope Charles Lauit Neil Kelly Steven Firmender Elesuo Dirgu and many volunteers. A Christmas party for Wilcoxson School Cub Scout Pack 202 is planned with ornaments carols and refreshments. Fire Unit Training for first aid and rescue techniques will be offered by the Fire Department as part of the weekly program with drills on stretcher handling and ventilation.
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Charles. Brown
Republican Town Committee
Lindie
Cheirman
Robert Edgerton
Jr. Brive
August Palmer
Harry Weide
Donald Thrope
Cochairman
Chares Lauit
Neil Kelly
Steven Firmender
Elesuoe Dirgu
Bain
Wilcoxson School
Lengt
Onn
Fire Department
Hfe
Edwin Scheibel
Paintings Displayed At Town Clerk's Office
Hazel Lewis and her students display works at Stratford Town Clerk’s Office through month end. View during business hours for 30 dollars a month. Exhibits include Ruth Ramik of Fairfield Lynne Widinghall Rod M McCaulley Milford Charles Nichols Stratford Raymond Farrell and Marge Karnier of Bridgeport.
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Hazel Lewis
Stratford Town
Ruth Ramik
Fairfield
Lynne Widinghall
Rod M McCaulley
If Milford
Charles Nichols Oi
Stratford
Raymond Farrell
Marge Karnier
Bridgeport
Fire Investigated After Suspicious Beach Street Blaze
Fire authorities probe a two story dwelling at 182 Beach Street after a late Saturday blaze. firefighters arrived to heavy smoke and worked quickly to extinguish the flames as investigators seek the fire's origin and cause.
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Beach Sreet
Drivers Urged to Take Keys as Jaycees Campaign
Stratford Jaycees chairman Tames Alano urges car owners to pocket keys during the holiday season after cars are often stolen when left unlocked. He cites a high rate of unlocked vehicles and notes a Jaycees welfare drive listing families helped by their tree lot fundraiser on Huntington Road at Fenelon Place.
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Tames Alano
Stratford Jaycees
Mal Mast
Stratford Juyceea Athlohe
Kay
John Jeckle
Jaycees
Ava
Huntington “Road
Fenelon Place
Town events listed for the evening in City area
The Town Council meets in Town Hall at 4 PM. Main Street groups host activities including a Christ Episcopal church choir at 7 59 PM, a St Marks Guild Christmas party at Avis restaurant Kenyon Street at 7 30 PM, and a Creative Writing Workshop at the YMCA on Main Street at 6 PM. An 8 PM Sterling Abuses event and a Four Winds restaurant clue near Sikorsky airport are also noted.
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Main Street
Ringrhaser Chorus
Chacist Episcopal Church
Guild of St Marks Cluich Christman
Avis
Kenyon At
Congress Panel Urges US to Collect Foreign Debts
A bipartisan House Government Operations Committee urged the administration to intensify efforts to recover about 1 billion dollars in delinquent international debts owed to the United States. The panel highlighted France and other nations with claims, urging speedier repayment and leverage for advance repayments, noting large sums held abroad.
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Cisinn
United States
France
America
NATO
Tran Vie House
Comrmittee
Nixon
Thees Souplties
U.S
West Germany
Japarland Spa
Frost Lines on Window Panes Reveal Hidden Cracks
Frost patterns form on window panes depend largely on microscopic
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