Fairfield Town Highway Workers Seek Raises and Reduced Week
Fairfield town highway department employees filed a request for pay increases with First Selectman Dimitl L. Kinnie. They seek raises in line with cost of living and, if unavailable, a 40 hour work week with no pay loss and overtime after 40 hours. Additional items include marriage license applications and a blood donor drive for the Red Cross.
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Fairfield Town Highway Department
First Selectman
Dimitl L. Kinnie
Republican Women To Attend Luncheon in Westport
Members of the local Republican Women's club will attend the Fairfield County Republican Women's Association Progressive luncheon on June 12. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. D. Verner Smythe and Mrs. Carl Shaffer. The luncheon begins at the Red Barn at noon, with courses at the home of Ambassador John Lodge and dessert at Mrs. Charles Speaks residence in Westport.
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Republican Women's Club
Fairfield County
Republican Women’s Association
D. Verner Smythe
Carl Shaffer
Church Hill Road
Red Barn
Ambassador John Lodge
Easton Road
Westport
Charles Speaks
Bayberry Road
Women's Guild Ends Season Tonight
The Women's guild of St. Anthony's church holds its final meeting of the season tonight at 8 in the parish hall. Stella Pierwola leads the business session. Refreshments are arranged by committee chair Veronica Niedzwieds and co-chair Mary Savage, with Frances Klemish and Helen Ss assisting.
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Women’s Guild of
St. Anthony’s Church
Stella Pierwola
Veronica Niedzwieds
Mary ‘Savage
M Man
Pearl Krewson
Frances Klemish
Helen Ss
Community meeting schedule and local league games
The notice lists multiple names for upcoming meetings with September return, the Special Police association postponement to June 12 at 8 pm in the Town court room, Lions club dinner at Rudy's restaurant, and tonight's softball and little league games with times at Gould Manor Center firemen Oldfield Fairfield Woods and related venues.
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Special Police Association
Lions Club
Rudy's
Henry and Gerety
Southport Firemen
Gould Manor
Center Firemen
Battery B
Oldfield
GOP
Fairfield Department Store
Korner Market
Townies
Fairfield Woods
Park supervisor seeks experienced tree climber
V News outlines personnel moves in town. George Drew, Park superintendent, seeks an experienced tree climber at the Public Works building on Jennings Road. Mailman Charles Wallace returns from six months with the Post Office in Miami and is assigned to a mail truck. Flor Fransen and Dorothy Palsa connected to the school system accounting department also appear in the notes. Edward Colacurcio returns from Governor's Island hospital and will convalesce at home for a month. Norman Wenz is praised by Lions club members for his home construction program. Albert Murren, Scout commissioner, recovers from pneumonia after a rainy camporee in Newtown. Roger Warner, Ludlowe High headmaster, to watch son David receive his diploma at Ludlowe commencement Tuesday. The Town Pension Board approves annual pension of 1690 for Mrs Loretta Neary widow of Police Captain John Neary.
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George Drew
Public Works
Jennings Road
Charles Wallace
Miami
Florida
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Flor
Lions Club
Edward Colacurcio
Dill Road
First Army
Governor's Island
Norman Wenz
Albert Murren
Newtown
Roger Warner
Roger Ludlowe
David
Loretta "Neary
John Neary
March as First Month in Law Then English Calendar Change
The text notes that March was once the first month of the legal year in many European countries and that England did not switch from March to January until mid 1700s.
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England
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