Police handle 701 cases in Fairfield month
Fairfield police reported 707 complaints investigated last month with 169 arrests including 32 for accidents and 18 breach of peace. 687 requests fulfilled, 52 accidents investigated, 84 ambulance calls, 48 motor vehicle warnings. Additional notes mention Kiwanis health talk, mother daughter breakfast, Ash Wednesday service at Our Savior Lutheran church, and Community Affairs survey results to be released at a Thursday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Philip J. Ganser
Police Commission
Kiwanis Club
H. Patterson Harris
Fairfeld Motor Inn
Franklyn Bennett
Our Saviour “Lutheran Church
Hill Farm Road
Albert P. Schuke
Pollys Pointers and Home Craft Tips Digest
Polly recommends slipping a dress slip between knees to lift skirts easily and keep the slip in place when removing garments. A reader describes using a tied dry-cleaning bag as a paint smock to catch splatter, noting holes cut for head and arms. The page also lists local event schedules and club meetings, with clippings filed for travel planning and personal records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Polly
Sharon
Dore
Polloan
Holy Name
Sally View
Church of Assumption
Nur
McKinley
Molland Hill
North Stratfield
Glufield
Andrew Warde
Dullard Company
Bruce ‘Shell
Presley
Jed
Yairfield Woods
Wakeman
Rays Club
Thielders
United States
Datsuns
S. Pius X
Green
Jane Tyler
Tn States
PTA to Stage Full Length Children's Movie Fundraiser
The PTA plans a Thursday showing of a popular children's film at 10 am and 2 15 pm with tickets at the door. Assisting will be Girl Scouts Troop 110 from Riverfield School and accompanying preschool children. The North Stratfield School Building Committee meets Wednesday at 5 pm to discuss accepting the contractor’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She Kilver
Shoo Pta
PTA
Vscauls Tran Troop 110
Riverfield School
North Stratfield School’ Builling Committee
Household Tips From Morning Routines and Bedding Fixes
Readers share practical notes from daily life. A widow keeps a listing near the back door for quick checks each morning. A reader explains a bottom-to-top sheet pinning method to keep bedding smooth and secure with simple sewing.
Eye level ovens boost New York sales in 1961 rise
Purchases of eye level oven ranges increased 45.5 percent over the prior year, with 1961 sales estimated to reach 269,000 units. The report from the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association notes higher demand for ironing boards to finish embroidered linens and mentions the equipment's growing popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apt
Manufacturers Association
Medicare Office Open Today for Elderly Registration
The Social Security Administration office welcomes persons 65 and older to register or obtain Medicare information today. The office opens from 3:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. A special telephone line at 367-4471 handles information and registration norms for today only, as the regular switchboard is closed for the holiday. The line will supplement the standard SSA telephone system afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Ofice
Medicare
Manpower Acquires Industrial Newsletter Unit
Manpower Inc a Milwaukee based temporary help firm buys the Industrial Newsletter division. Elmer L Rinker says the publication will function as a division of Manpower International and be edited in Stamford Conn while printed in Milwaukee. Henry M Walifesh will stay on as editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Newsleller
Manpower
Elmer L. Rinker
Man
Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Manpower Inc
Stamford
Conn
Henry. M
Relal Walifesh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journey's Inn
J. Robert M. Silva
Lawrence
Imnad
Community Adairs
Fairgield
Noah
Silva
Nea
Santa
Samia
Admiral St. Bridgeport
Joa
Manpower, Inc
Bridgeport
Main ST
Reef Road
Stratford
George Washington
Neilgepart
Strat- Ford
Poet
Tyeglasses
Ortitians of America, Inc
el Open Party
Cosmet Stratford
Rtelsyo
USG
Gillette
Supea
Janeen
Ash
Rell
Coats