Fairfield High Dancers Pick Li'l Abner Cast
Fairfield high school students will stage Li'l Abner with Roger Lidlowe as Fathers' club show. Dancers include Dennis Crab, Diane Gregorius, Charles Humphreyson, Louis Hidu, Mary Jackson, Patty Johnson, Mark Klahr, Monica Ktein, Faith Konecy, Christian Lindstrom, Judy Mahoney, Debra Rubenstein, Dawn Yacco, Kathy Young, Kris Young, Debbie Osnard, Carrie Zapytowski. Casts and rehearsals noted along with local property deeds and church announcements.
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Roger Lidlowe
Tomlinson Junior High School
Dennis Crab
Diane Gregorius
Charles Humphreyson
Louis Hidu
Mary Jackson
Patty Johnson
Mark Klahr
Monica Ktein
Faith Konecy
Christian Lindstrom
Judy Mahoney
Debra Rubenstein
Dawn Yacco
Kathy Young
Kris Young
Debbie Osnard
Carrie Za
Kathy Kenny
Charles Miranda
Tony Sieman
Patty Stachaci
Kathy McKelvey
Pequot PTA to Hear Talk on Philippines
David O. Smith, Pequot PTA member, will discuss the Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement at a PTA meeting. He is linked to the Rural Reconstruction Movement in New York City, sponsor for the Philippines and other underdeveloped countries. He is a King’s Point, Miami University Ohio, and Northeastern University graduate.
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David O. Smith
Pequot School
PTA
Pequot Pta
Mr. Smith
New York City
Philippines
Columbia
Guatemala
Thailand
King’s Point
Miami University
Ohio
Northeastern University
Lutheran
Albert P. Schilke
Our Saviour
Lutheran Southern Seminary
St. Paul's ‘Lutheran Church
Bridgeport
Luther League
Fellowship Hall
Kenneth Garde
Schilke
James S. Hood
Fairfield Grace Methodist Church
Minott A. O. Stilson Jr
Jean Protheroe
Barbara Lee
Theresa Kovac
Margaret Peck
Heidi Bromley
Carol Legg
Stephanie Zefron
Alvin Street
David Deren
White Oaks Road
Henry E. Robinson
Wilson to resign from Fairfield Park Commission after 21 years
William H. Wilson a Republican member of the Fairfield Park Commission for 21 years has resigned. First Selectman John J Sullivan lauded his long service noting his role in expanding and improving the town park system.
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William H. Wilson
Park Commission
First
Fairfield
Wilson
Board of Selectmen
Fairfield Grand List Set At 386706680 for Year
The Fairfield Tax Review Board set the final grand list at 386,706,680, up 9,170,805 from last year after 14 reductions in real and three in personal property, plus exemptions of 3,700 for servicemen and 56,920 for the elderly. Reductions included 290 for Stephen Bonn and 1,000 for Kenneth Cave among others. exemptions and auto assessments added 150,050. Board members were Thomas J. Keegan, Roy Henry Erwin, and John Wrabe Sr.
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Fairfield
Board of
Herbert K. Shay
Tax Review Board
Shay
Stephen
Pauline
Bonn
Tunxis Him Road
Kenneth and
Ellen Cave
Elm Street
Jose
Elena
Edmondo Cugiat
Rakoczy Avenue
Mary Janis
Green Acre Lance
Edward and
Genevieve Kirik
Fairy Oak Drive
John Kling
Castle Avenue
Peter and
Susan Mulloy
Mona Terrace
S. Prath
Flora Boulevard
South
Pine Creek Road
Joseph
Antoinette Prodhceini
Edgewood Place
Jennie
Sally
Rose Rome
Old Farm Jane
Augustine
Angeline Schaivone
High Street
John
Anne Stefanko
Mill Plain Road
Fairfield Investment Corp
Surfside
Royal DeCesare
Gustave Thomas
Thomas
J. Keegan
Roy Henry Erwin
John Wrabe
How to Keep A Customer
Betty Canary recalls two consumer complaints about tainted canned goods and the premium tactics used by rival firms. One company sent a spinach replacement and two cans as a goodwill gesture, while another offered a brochure and a quality laboratory defense. The writer values responsive, responsible brands and vows continued loyalty to the caring company.
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Betty Canary
Enterprise Asia
Peaches
Ivory Tower
Zoo Society Meeting Scheduled in Bridgeport City Hall
The Metropolitan Zoological Society of Bridgeport, Inc. will convene a meeting on Tuesday at 4 pm in City Hall. Members and attendees are expected to participate in society business and planning.
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Metropolitan Zoological Society of Bridgeport, Inc
City Hall
City leaders call for massive action to fix urban crises
In New Haven CT and across the state, officials and civil rights leaders urged bold federal and local efforts to create jobs housing and better schools. Mayor Richard Lee and Sen Abraham Ribicoff warned the cost and scale are vast but necessary to restore dignity and opportunity in cities like Bridgeport and New Haven.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
America
Connecticut
National Commission On Civil Disorders
Richard C. Lee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Federal Commission
Ribicoff
Anti-Poverty Agency
Cultural Festival Planned Herein Spring of 1969
The Cultural Affairs committee of the Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce plans an arts and cultural festival for late spring 1969. William L. Hawkins, executive head, states the festival will include local groups from Polka-dot Playhouse to Shakespeare Theater.
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Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
William L. Hawkins
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Next Talks Monday On Painters Contract
The Bridgeport Painting Contractors association and Local 190 of the Painters union schedule a second negotiating session for Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Duke of Brutti hall at 75 Hurd Street. The union cites the proposal as very desirable and about 300 workers are involved in the contract dispute.
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Bridgeport Painting Contractors Association
Painters’ Union
Duke of Bruzzi Hall
Hurd Street
Kno ‘Ber
Chamber of Commerce
Jin Foster-É Ling
Benjamin Hine
Nation must summon resources to do the job says Ribicoff
Senator Ribicoff stated that the nation has the resources to undertake the task and urged mobilization. He emphasized determination and the need to locate additional means to accomplish the objective.
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Lee
Ribicoff
New Haven Police Ties Examined in Civil Disorder Report
The New Haven Register reports the Presidents Commission on Civil Disorders noted in its study of 21 cities after 1967 disturbances that hostility toward police among neighborhood residents stems from nearly no effective complaint channels. New Haven was not singled out for a separate profile in the commission’s report.
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New Haven
Commission On Civil Disorders
New Haven Register
Register
Navy Awards $1.41 Million Diesel Contract for Dollies
The Consolidated Diesel Electric Co of Old Greenwich Conn won a Navy contract worth 1.41 million dollars for aircraft spotting dollies. The award was announced by Senator Abraham Ribicoff from Connecticut. The dollies are special maneuvering vehicles used to tow aircraft on carrier decks and other crowded areas.
Elm City iCop Nat Guilty Reinstated
Na than Qualls, a 25 year old patrolman, was reinstated by the New Haven Board of Police Commissioners after acquittal on an assault charge. The board kept Curtis Willoughby, 27, suspended following his conviction. The officers were accused by Freddie Lee Lesler, 23, of threatening him with pistols and damaging his car antenna outside a Hamden night spot on November 2 while off duty.
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New
HAVEN
Nathan’ Qualls
New Haven
Curtis Willoughby
Freddie Lee Lesler
Hamden
Cleaning a Diamond with Shampoo and Ammonia
To clean a diamond rinse with a solution of a teaspoon of baby shampoo and a scant dash of ammonia in hot water. Apply the mixture with a toothbrush, rub gently then rinse until clean.
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Rider's Lane
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Vanderbilt Homes Inc
Southwort
Edward W. W. Lewis
Southport Congregational Church
G. E. Croce
Robert E. Bayer
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Arthur Warner
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Alanson C. Harper
Bridgeport Youth Council
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First Baptist Church of
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Fairfield University
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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