Stratford Council OKs Funds For Airport Vote
Stratford town council approved tax refunds and insurance claims while denying several damage claims. Claims denied include Edward Kraska $45 Dawn Giordano $285 Wilbert Dame $530 and Westfield Chemical $1034. Insurance payouts of $1020 to the Cuny family and $88 to Concetta DeBrizzi were approved. A referral for Eugene Young's $33 damage claim was noted. The council discussed transferring $8,581 from the contingency fund for sewer work and posted a 30 day public notice for an assessment referendum.
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Johnson Avenue
Dawn Giordano
Red Coach Drive
Wilbert Dame J
Ocean Avenue
Ralph Scofield
Westfield Chemical Corporation
Eugene Young
Chickadee Lane
Alvord and Smith Contractors
Charles Smeetine
Edna Corner
Success Avenue
August Palmer
Dennis Braedlin
Thomas JE. Piteniak
Burritt Avenue
Helen
Richard Cuny
Prospect Drive
Concetta DeBrizzi
Hollister ‘Street
Stratford News Roundup and Reunion Plans
SHS Class of 1930 holds a Sept 10 reunion at Vaile's steak house on Lordship Blvd seeking missing members. Reports include a $0 settlement for Freddie Williams after damage to a parked car at the town public works site on Patterson Ave. A $224 claim by Anthony J. Natalie for battery acid damage to a car was denied. Stratford high and Bunnell high artists exhibit at Stratford Galleries opening Sunday at 2 pm through July. Community events list Tonight In Town with dances, clubs, and meetings at local venues.
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Trumbull Avenue
Bridgeport
Patterson Avenue
Anthony J. Natalie
Singer Court
Julie Ewing
Dan O'Brien
Amy Altieri
Tim Carey
Bunnell High School
John Final
Stratford High School
Stratford Galleries
Ferry’ Boulevard
Vaile's
Lordship Boulevard
Carl Rellsgood
Paul Janulewit
Leonore Tetmeyer
Harry Olson
Néabeth Stegeman Spargo
Raymond Thortey
Lois Carter
Sterling House Community Center
Main Street
Stratford to Host National Tennis Week Tournament
Stratford to celebrate National Tennis Week with a focal tournament sponsored by the Stratford Tennis Association and the Stratford Recreation Department. The event runs Saturdays through June 26 from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Sundays, with weekday sessions 4 to 8 p.m. Winners receive certificates.
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Stratford Tennis Association
Stratford Recreation Department
Turning Point Group to Perform at Stratford Church
Six Eastern College students from St. David's will perform sacred vocal music and instrumental pieces including piano flute trombone and acoustic guitar at Stratford Baptist Church 131 Huntington Road on July 26 at 7 p.m. The program is open to the public free of charge.
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Stratford Baptist Church
Huntington Road
Business Women Club Dinner Meeting Friday at Noon
The First Congregational church Business Women's club will hold a lunch meeting Friday at noon at the Kimberly Inn in Trumbull. A business session and officers election are planned with Gwendoline Goode and Edith Wellington as hostesses. The Stratford United Methodist church will sponsor a vaca-
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Kimberly Inn
Trumbull
Gwendoline Goode
Edith Wellington
Stratford Council Rejects Jaycee Meeting House Plan
Stratford council defeated a Jaycees bid to build a meeting house on Quail Street, citing park land use and state requirements for replacement property. The measure failed 8-0 with abstentions and an absence. Also, council rejected a proposal to allow intra-department fund transfers and approved new solid waste charging by 400 pound units.
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Wooster Park
Kurmay
Aplin
Jaycees
Quail Street
Harry Weide
Robert Frankel
August Palmer
Palmer
Paul Kurmay
Dennis Brachlit
Bera Ewert
Gloria Milie
Robert Vitale
Council
Man Kurmay
Finance and Claims Committee
Andrew Hovan
Neal
Hearings to Resume On Noise Regulations
The State Department of Environmental Protection will resume public hearings on proposed noise control regulations at the Capitol Hall of the House in Hartford. The session follows December hearings at Stratford Meriden and Norwich that were recessed as many witnesses sought more time to study the impact of the proposals.
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Hartford
State Department of Environmental Protection
State Capitol
Capitol
House
Strauford
Meriden
Norewich
Sabres forward Brian Spencer OK after knee surgery
Brian Spencer of the Buffalo Sabres is in good condition after surgery to remove damaged cartilage from his left knee. He has suffered knee troubles in recent NHL seasons and twisted his knee during tennis. A Sabres spokesman said he is expected to recover in time for preseason training in the fall.
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Brian Spencer
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