Traffic plan review Sought by Police Commission
The Police Commission will ask the state DOT to review traffic plans tied to a real estate office and bank on the Post road. They also acted on several traffic requests including changing Sanford street parking, denying a driveway and taxi stand, posting signs along Wayside court Meadow street Ludlowe court Carter Henry drive Nepas road and Winoca road.
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Identity Cards Required for Senior Transit Discounts
As of July 15 identification cards issued by the Connecticut Department of Transportation will be the sole proof of eligibility for senior citizen public transportation discounts. Only individuals over 65 or the handicapped qualify for these new identifications.
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Fairfield Library Trustees Schedule June 13 Meeting
The Fairfield Library Board of Trustees will hold its next meeting on June 13 at 4 pm in the Fairfield Woods branch library. Details on senior identification card exchanges and new cards will be announced by the Fairfield Department on Aging this week.
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Warde 67 Reunion Plans Begin With May 25 Meet
The Andrew Warde high school class of 1967 holds its first organizational meeting on May 25 to assemble a 10 year reunion committee. Interested volunteers are asked to contact Malanie Kooris or Jeff McHugh in Fairfield.
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Jeff McHugh
Fairfield
Pomona 9 Supper Fair Saturday at Hillside Road Grange
The Pomona 9 Supper Fair, formed by seven subordinate Granges, plans its annual fair Saturday at the firstae field Hill Grange on Hillside road. The event starts at 11 am with supper served 5 to 7 pm followed by a games party and prize games for children. Lions Club hosts tonight’s meeting at 7 pm on Post Road. Marriage licenses filed for John Janusaitis and Harriet Hensel. Fidelity Lodge 134 AF and AM to confer Fellowcraft degree tomorrow at 7:30 pm in the Masonic temple on Beach road with officers moving up a station. Refreshments in banquet hall. Property sales include Lawrence and Patricia Lea villa selling Mill Hill road home for 67020 to Richard and Janet Saxl, and Stephen Nagy selling Old Sfield road home for 51900 to D Raymond and Gertrude Stabile. Fairfield Junior Woman's Club reports nursery openings remain available in three and four...
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Patricia Leavill
Mill Hill
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Janet Saxl
Stephen Nagy
Oldsfield Road
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Gertrude Stabile
Weather report from Sikorsky Airport highlights showers and heat
Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers and high near 88 today at Sikorsky Memorial Airport. Tonight is partly cloudy with lows in the 50s and a 40 percent rain chance. Tomorrow partly cloudy and cooler with highs around 70s, westerly winds 10 to 20 mph, shifting northeast by night.
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Bridgeport
News About Town And Townsfolk Me morial library display and town plans
Photography by Roy Bradshaw of Southport is on display this month at the Memorial library on Old Post road. Senior citizens over 65 are eligible for free beach stickers and fishing licenses. Town Hall employees are missing plans for their annual picnic at Penfield Pavilion after the work day on June 10. Anita Cavanaugh is back at her desk in the Town clerk's office following a trip to New Orleans.
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New Orleans
New Volunteer Army Fails To Meet Standards Says General
Lt. Gen. John McGiffert 3d, director of the Army staff, says the new volunteer Army does not meet the quality he expects and urges more high school graduates to enlist. He spoke at an Armed Forces Week luncheon in Hartford and backs a congressional bill offering annual cash bonuses to new enlistees.
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John McGiffert 3d
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McGiffert
Armed Forces Week
Congress
Task Force Planned On Child Welfare
The Connecticut Child Welfare Association will form a task force to ensure adoption of recommendations from a study of the Department of Children and Youth Services. Samuel Clark says the advisory committee appointed by Gov. Grasso should still watch over implementation and allow citizen access to department details. The six month study proposed improvements in management practices interagency cooperation and data about children served.
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Connecticut Child Welfare Association
Department of Children’ and Youth Services
Samuel Clark
Association
Clark
DCYS
Ella Grasso
Utah Executions 13 People Executed 1930 to 1964
A historical note records that Utah carried out 13 executions during the period from 1930 through 1964. The count reflects capital punishment activity in the state across those years.
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