Fairfield Health Report Highlights Month and Local Activities
The Fairfield Health Department reports thirty two deaths including equal gender split, thirty births, and various illnesses such as sixty seven strep cases and several others. The sanitarian division handled twenty two drainage complaints and twelve garbage issues while inspections occurred at restaurants and retail outlets. Community events include marriage license filings, bridge instruction classes at the YMCA, square dance lessons, badminton, senior basketball games, and local club activities. The town seeks bids to remove a house on Ruane street and notes a raffle by the Lions Club and a past commanders dinner for the George A. Smith Legion post. The Chamber of Commerce prepares for Dr. Zapytowski’s school address at the Fairfield Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Board of Health
H. Patterson Harris
Director of
Public Health
Department
Sanitarian’s
John R. Duncan
Lions Club
George A. Smith Legion Post
Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield Inn
Joseph
Zapytowski
Hassan Zandy
University of Bridgeport
Ward
Lifetime Lumber Company
Hulls Farm
Edmund and
Elizabet Wolcots
Sturges Highway
Charles Strait
Puritan
Frank Meier
Halls
Board of Selectmen
St. Thomas Men's League
Knights of Columbus
Kof C
Unquown Road
Stratfield
Nathan Hale
Grasmere
Osborn Hill
Riverfield
Fairfield Woods
Lake Hills association to elect officers at annual meeting
The Lake Hills association will elect officers at the annual meeting Friday in Journey's Inn. First Selectman John J. Sullivan will address the group. Nominated for president is George Sargent. Other officers proposed are William Verge, vice president, Peter Steger, treasurer, Robert Naylor, assistant treasurer, and Mrs. Nancy Robitaille, secre tary. Proposed as district representatives are William Jones of district one, Richard Morrisey, two, Gorge Conover, three, and David Craig, and F. H. Murphy, four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lake Hills Association
Journey's Inn
First Selectman
John J. Sullivan
George Sargent
William Verge
Peter Steger
Robert Naylor
Nancy Robitaille
William Jones
Richard Morrisey
Gorge Conover
David Craig
F. H. Murphy
Cosmetic Program For Jaycee Wives Meeting Tonight
The Jaycee Wives will meet tonight at 89 Lisbon Drive in the home of treasurer Mrs. Jaycé Flynn. Mrs. Thomas Murphy will present a cosmetic demonstration and business reports will be given by Mrs. Wendy Craig on a dessert and fashion show and by Mrs. Nancy Pandolfi on spring outfits for needy area children. Great Oak Development Corp. sold houses on Katona Drive to Joseph and Estelle Ostrowski. Bradley Morehouse sold land on Mulberry Hill Road to Monroe Builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycé Flynn
Lisbon Drive
Thomas Murphy
Patricia Fitzgerald
Wendy Craig
Nancy Pandolfi
Great Oak * Development Corp
Katona Drive
Joseph
Estelle Ostrowski
Bradley Morehouse
Mulburry Hill Road
Monroe Builders
Masons to Confer Degree Thursday
The Jerusalem chapter RAM and Fidelity lodge AF and AM will exemplify the enter ed apprentice degree at a stated communication Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. The meeting is open to all Master Masons with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Ram
Fidelity Lodge
Masonic Temple
Robert Galt
Driver Who Hit Pedestrian Fined in Court
Thomas Jenkins, 23, of 741 Smith Street, was fined 35 dollars for reckless driving after pleading guilty to striking a pedestrian on Stratford Avenue on December 2. A breath test showed alcohol below the statutory limit. a second charge of driving with a suspended license was dismissed. The incident occurred near East Main Street when the pedestrian allegedly ran in front of Jenkins’ car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jenkins
Smith Street
Stratford Avenue
Jenkins
Rodney Eielson
Wilfred Roche
Eijelson
Motor
Bridgeport
East Main’ Street
DuPont Union Seeks Better Contract in Fairfield Plant
The Fairfield Employees Association representing Du Pont workers at the Fairfield plant is negotiating for a new contract. President Louis Ballas cites improved working conditions and fringe benefits as key issues. The current contract expires March 21. A six man union negotiating team meets Frank Pollien, assistant plant manager, for the ninth session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Employes Association
Fairfield
DuPont Company
Louis Ballas
Frank Pollien
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Wilford Whiteley
Puritan Road
Florence W. Bulfham
Puritan’ Road
Ymca Family Center
Post
Philip Helbig
Holland” Hill
Tessons
North Stratfield
Roger Ludlowe
Andrew Warde
Wakeman Coltefiahs
Hawks
Asd
Wakeman All Stars
Fabulous Five
PAL
One Red Highway Center
Simshine 4
Kim Su- News
Sherman Street
Ruane Street
Charles Stefan
Robert ‘H. Linener
Waterford
George K. Wanat
Health Départment
Lake Hills Group
Masons
DuPont Union
Realty Cour
Bridgeport Ywca
Wed
Jamacy
YWCA
Golden Hill St
Bridgepart
Couraa
Lae Institute
Bridgenart
Firat
Chevrolet
Nova
Chevy
Nomad
Impala
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