Fairfield Town to conclude leaf collection next week
Public Works will finish the annual leaf pickup program in Town Hall vicinity next week. Reports list seven land sales and large quantities of leaves gathered. notes include properties sold, recipients, and prices. Education and community notices follow with college reps visiting Andrew Warde high school and other area institutions for questions and appointments.
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Shelplenchin
Public
Frank E. Daniels
Ond Talvat
Jean B. Sihlinger
Fortuna, Inc
Mr. Danis
Mary J. Herman
Helen G. Jose
Strat- Giring
Field Road
Cono H
Florence D'Ella
James
Jacqueline Gilmer
Cedar Road
Procter and Gamblett
S Teges
Andrew Warde High School
University of Bridgeport
James P. Schwartz
Therof
Associates
Marriage Intentions
Easton Turnpike
Josef A. Pernek
Salvatore Jisonna
Elm Street
Monroe
Lorrie
M. Chapman
Richards
Minnie Buccine
Wenroe
Church unit to show film on Sunday
Trinity Baptist church at 300 North Benson Road announces plans to form a Car Meter's Club to use the parking area for car pools amid the energy crisis. The blacktopped lot, designed to accommodate about 100 cars, borders the west.
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Trinity Baptist Church
North Benson Road
Hine
Clay Tennis Courts Revenue Update At Town Parks
The town’s clay tennis courts at Old Dart road and North Benson road netted 5837 this season, up from 5115 last year, with October receipts 26 and September 123. Attendance included 10 adults and 11 junior participants. Community activities list events at South Pine Creek, Tunxis Teen Center, and Sharman School, plus 4-H dog training tomorrow at 10 am.
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Guyingie
Old Dart Road
Recreation Department
Aken
TS P.m
South Pine Creak Road
Tunxis
Por Mn
Dani Road
Sharman School
Southport
Mill Hill
American Legion Hall
Reetmond
Town couple visits Montana family achievement noted
Mr and Mrs Antony Tatas of Wheeler Park avenue travel from town to Bozeman Montana to visit daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Gary Smith They celebrate both receiving doctorates from the University of Montana with Mr Smith a math professor.
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Antony Tatas
Wheeler Park Avenue
Bozeman
Montana
Gary Smith
Smith
University of Montana
Montana State College
Tamas
Local Events and Notices Highlight Holiday Season Plans
Police hold for claim on shoes found at Jennings Beach as Civic groups organize charity events. YMCA grants Civitan permission to collect Christmas fruitcakes for Y activities. Norman High School stages Arsenic and Old Lace at Northfield High, while Trinity Church plans a peril luncheon after service. Volunteers seek aid for annual Holiday dinner to be served at 1 30 pm.
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Jennings Beach
YMCA
Civitan Club
Post Road
William M. Shorts, Jr
Argento
Northfield
Norman Schoal
Mass
Europe
Trinity Choi
Strattivid
Auto Crashes In Fairfield Injuring Two People
Two people were injured in a Fairfield accident near North Benson Road. Paula Zuckernen, 70, and Walter Zuckerman, 70, treated at Park City hospital for abrasions. Zuckernen was a passenger in Zuckerman’s vehicle. Mary Wishigky, 25, driver of the other car, also treated. Zuckerman cited for following law closely. Another Wednesday crash on Hut Farm Road left Charles Reese, 17, uninjured after his car overturned. he blamed being cut off by another vehicle and was charged with failure to drive in a proper lane.
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Benson Rod
Fairfield
Park City Hospital
Paula Zuckernen
Forest Hills
Walter Zuckerman
Mary Wishigky
Ann Street
William Kensick
Zuckerman
Hut Farm
Charles Reese
Orchard Hill Road
Reese
John Serkins
Kohoutek comet may underwhelm astronomers say New Haven
UPI reports Southern Connecticut State College astronomer Donald Ehlers cautions Kohoutek may not meet high expectations. He notes it will appear as a blurry white haze early and dawn views improve as it nears the sun around December 28.
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New Haven
UPI
Connecticut
Kohoutek
Donald Ehlers
Ohinetarium
Saith “Cohautek
Daley
Ehlers
Cerainty
Earth
Jess
Sk Ehlers
Dusel
Sun power could meet all Earth energy needs from Los Angeles
Sunlight falling on the city of Los Angeles alone could supply more energy than all homes on Earth if it could be collected and used efficiently. The note highlights the potential of solar power and the gap to scalable technology.
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Los Angeles
Earth
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Optena Corner
Nowland
Benson Road
Reed
Maine Guide
United Press International
Kohoulehon
Latin America
Mayo Greenberg
Chaitrown
Astronomy and Space Science Department
State University of New York At Albany
Charles [Labor
San Francisco State University
Ronald Sit
Griffiths Park J Observatory
Kohautek
Stalley
Thruway
Mill Plain Road
Anda
Slar
Zy Fox
Fairfield Cleaners
Faiztieid
Izod
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Selack
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