Beach Sticker Sale Starts May 17 In Southport
Henry Moore chair of the Park commission announces town wide beach sticker sales starting May 17. Residents may buy at Town Hall 9 am to 5 pm with vehicle registration. Saturday sales begin May 22 at fire houses on Reef Road Jackman Avenue Jennings Road and Main Street. Easton and Trumbull residents pay 7 dollars. Memorial Day marks required beach parking. Democratic town committee meets tonight at 8 pm Osborn Hill School to hear speakers for presidential candidates and the uncommitted slate. Presidential preference primary set for tomorrow noon to 8 pm.
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Henry Moore
Park Commission
Town Hall
Reef Road
Jackman Avenue
Jennings Road
Main Street
Southport
Democratic Town Committee
Osborn Hill School
ZBA Grants Petitions For Reduced Setbacks
The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three petitions at last week’s meeting. William Kruzshak won two reductions in setbacks and gained two new building lots at 30 York Road. Dr Michael A Lea earned a lower minimum ceiling height and permission to expand a residential building at 1172 Post Road. The Fairfield Police Wives meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the P A L Building on One Rod Highway to elect officers for the coming year.
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Zoning Board of Appeals
William Kruzshak
York Road
Micahel A. Lea
Post Road
Fairfield Police Wives’ Organization
P.A.L
Rod
Riverfield School Band Concert and Play Highlight Evening
Riverfield School will stage its annual spring band concert at 7:30 tomorrow directed by Leonard Martini. After the performance, Mrs. Isabell Broadhurst’s sixth grade class presents a play titled Mr Eyes.
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Riverfield
Leonard Martini
Isabell Broadhurst
Mr. Eyes
Town Hall
Mark J. Favale
Beechmont Avenue
Bridgeport
Maryann T. Duplex
Rabin Hood Lane
Stamford
Charles R. Schaller
Roton Avenue
Rowaylon
Susan W. Harriss
Mil Hill Road
Unquowa School Holds Nursery-K Open House May 21
Unquowa School invites parents and teachers to an open house for its nursery-kindergarten program on May 21 from 3 to 4 p.m. at 981 Stratfield Road. Mrs. O P Powell, director, will host. the facility opened last year serving four and five year olds with full or half day sessions including art sports music lunch and academics.
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Unquowa
Stratfield Road
O.P. Powell
Legion Auxiliary Rummage Sale Tomorrow at Legion Hall
The George A. Smith American Legion post 74 auxiliary will hold a rummage sale tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Legion hall on Reef. Chairmen Gertrude Garafalo and Mary Graham lead the event. members will bring items to a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock to set up after the business meeting.
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George A. Smith American Legion Post
Legion Hall
Reef Road
Gertrude Garafalo
Mary i Graham
Thelevent
Holy Cross Gala Reservations Open for Bicentennial Dinner Dance
Reservations are open for a bicentennial dinner dance at Holy Cross church 750 Tahmore drive. The Slovenian heritage church, founded by immigrants over 60 years ago, plans a buffet at 7 pm and dancing 9 pm to 1 am with Joe Twarogs band. Rev. Aloysius Hribsck chairs, assisted by Louis Rednak and Mrs. Joseph Duh, who handle reservations.
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Tahmore Drive
Bridgeport
Joe Twarogs
Aloysius Hribsck
Louis Rednak
PIALL
Rod
Russell Chevrolet
Traynor VW
PAL
Traynor Porsche
Midas Muffler
Fairmart
McDonald’s
Vade
Dalry
Open House Set by Fairfield Cooperative Nursery
The Fairfield Cooperative nursery school will host an open house on May 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. at 148 Beach Road. Parents children and a teacher will meet informally with visitors in the parent run pre school for ages two to five. The school office will provide further details.
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Fairfield Cooperative Nursery School
Beach Road
Racquet Club Reports Season Winners
Fairfield Racquet Club on Old Dam road announces results from its 15 week indoor tennis season. In the Saturday Junior Singles League John Leverty wins first with Steve Anderson runner up.
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Fairfield Racquet Club
Old Dam Road
John Leverty
Steve Anderson
Hartford Suburbs Urged to End Tiffs for Survival
A Middlebury AP report says Hartford and its suburbs must end squabbling to survive Connecticut’s economic crisis. Peter F. Libassi of a private planning firm warned unemployment will rise if business and government don’t unite, citing lost industry and housing issues. The Hartford Chamber of Commerce hosted the Preston Hill Inn session after a city vs suburb lawsuit cut federal funds. The meeting aimed to reopen communications between city and suburban leaders.
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Libassi
Connecticut
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Capitol Region Council of Governments
Eye surgery trial to prevent blindness in diabetics
The National Eye Institute will sponsor a nationwide clinical trial of vitrectomy to prevent and treat blindness from diabetic retinopathy. Seven centers, including Johns Hopkins and USC, will enroll 600 to 700 patients over four years, comparing early operation to waiting a year for haemorrhage clearance.
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Reston
National Ye Institute
William R. Raub
NET
Research To Prevent Blindness, Inc
Raub
United States
Albany Medical College
Albany
N.C
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
Boston
University of Miami
Miami
Milwaukee County Medical Complex
Milwaukee
Wis
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Fete Planned for Connecticut 160th Anniversary Hospital
A May 26 anniversary dinner marks 160 years since Connecticut granted a charter to found the General Hospital Society of Connecticut. The lineal successor, Yale New Haven Hospital, trains thousands of physicians and is among the nation's oldest general hospitals. Speakers include Kingman Brewster Jr and board chair G Harold Welch Jr.
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New Haven
Connecticut
General Hospital Society of Connecticut
Yale-New Haven Hospital
Yale School of Medicine
Yale-New Haven
Knight
Sheraton Park Plaza Hole
Kingman Brewster Jr
Yale University
G. Harold Welch Jr
Courtney C. Bishop
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