Area Author Curtis Mitchell Hosts Fitness Symposium
Curtis C. Mitchell of 5 West Parish Road Westport held a fitness symposium at a local venue. He discussed his books including Get Your Fitness Mindset and outlined practical exercises for readers.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1967
Page
8
Curtis C. Mitchell of 5 West Parish Road Westport held a fitness symposium at a local venue. He discussed his books including Get Your Fitness Mindset and outlined practical exercises for readers.
A two day Robert J. W. Kiputh memorial symposium on physical activity in health and disease is planned by a special committee. Jointly sponsored by the Connecticut Heart Association and the Heart Association of Greater Hartford it will be Feb 20 and 21 at Connecticut General Life Insurance in Bloomfield. The event targets physicians and college coaches on the first day and professionals involved in athletic training on the second. A panel of exercise experts will discuss training programs to aid lung and heart disease patients and improve healthy adaptation to stress. Advanced registrations are through the Connecticut Heart Association by Feb 8. Also noted is a report that counterfeit hundred dollar bills are circulating in Singapore.
The Connecticut State Supreme Court upheld the Stamford Zoning Board of Appeals ruling granting a special exception for Twin Lakes Inc to operate a swim and tennis club on Haviland Road. The court rejected Rebecca Shulman’s appeal, stating the board correctly wielded discretionary power and lacked no jurisdiction to hear the application despite ownership status at filing.
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