St Thomas Aquinas Parish Fete Continues With Family Picnic
The St Thomas Aquinas parish festival continues Sunday noon to dusk on Unquowa Road. Knights of Columbus uniforms, ethnic dancing, games, desserts, and box lunches mark the celebration led by Albert Novy and joined by Francis Carroll Jr and others. Public involvement includes Mrs. Eleanor Messineo and the Ladies Guild with plans for foods, costumes, and children's activities.
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Field
O'Donnell
Joseph Tion
Gormiley
Knights of Columbus
Albert Novy
Francis Carroll Jr
Andrew Fabry
John Morrissey
Robert Varga
Patrick Boland
Joseph Romano
Ratelyn Holcomb
W. Claude Johnson
Ladies Guild
Eleanor Messineo
St. Thomas Parish
Catherine Messineo
Valerie Messineo
Bensidy Goyette
Cataude Johnson
John ‘Lee
Rocco
Parisi
William Seresky
Rocco Parisi
An- 4
Japry
Stephen Sanislo
After School Bowling Program Starts Soon
The Recreation department announces an upcoming year long after school bowling program with about half of the 26 public schools taking part. It begins at the end of September with students from participating schools bowling one afternoon weekly at Nutmeg Lanes, their sponsor for the past decade.
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Erwin Schneider
Martha Gibron
Congress Street
Cornelius
Ursula
Adema
Milt Plain Road
Charles
Faye Reed
Richard
Joan
Miller
Shelter Rock Road
Mort Rape Company
Lindamir Realty Corporation
Brighton View Road
Stephen B
Susan R. Layton
Duck Farm
Benson Place
Robert
Catherine Altieri
Fairview Avenue
Rugby Park
Pine Creek
Stratford notices on employment and tax matters in 1976
The Employment and Training Department of Stratford announces interviews for permanent substitute teachers on Monday September 13, 1976 from 1 to 4 pm in the Town Hall basement. Applicants must be Stratford residents, registered with the Connecticut State Employment Service. Also notices warn taxpayers to file sworn lists of personal property by November to avoid penalties, with specifics on exempt equipment and inventory requirements.
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Trumbull
Faria
Forest
Thera
Connecticut
Town Planning and Zoning Commission
StraMach
Jal
Steaford
Connecticut, State Employment Service
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Stratford
Sidewalk & Allied Construction
Blyd & James
Sai Gollan
Gays Ee
Steatford
Bern Ewert
Nen
Bridgesort
Ste
Card Motors
Pelion Assessor
End of Summer Park See-Saw Event Highlights Need for Equipment
Forty eight hours of community effort featured 24 continuous hours of see-sawing by local children to raise awareness for adding playground gear. The event, supported by Michelle Pietrzak and others aged 7 to 11, included meals from McDonald s and Dunkin Donuts, with thanks to recreation officials and local committees for organizing and funding.
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Michelle Pietrzak
Maureen’ Reidy
Lori ‘Tumldajski
Mikey Pietrzak
Jonathan Chernes
Daniel Tall
Henry Is. Leffert
Fred Campbell
Police Department
Park Department
Office of the First Selectman
Organ Club Officers To Perform Wednesday
Newly elected Westport Fairfield Organ Club officers will perform selections at the meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 1963 East State Street Westport. The club is open to members and the public, features guest artists monthly, and meets the third Wednesday each month with refreshments.
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Westport-Fairfield Organ Club
East State Street
Westport
Ruth Ashmore
Maurice Lambert
Arthur Magilton
Alice Morris
Paul Kercher
al Kaufman
Donald Bell
Carol Parish
Harriet Williams
Vi Sugrue
Anthony Mosea
Edgar Williams
Fairfield Sewer Construction
Oil City
Fairfield Raiders
Trojans
Russell Panda
Fairfield Sewer
Bruce Rocheleau
Raiders
Rob Wickman
Frank Kassay
Michael Jann
Oi! City
Hair
Ken Volt
B.O.F
Bob Bozym
Assumption C.Y
Warde Band Parents To Receive Slate
Andrew Warde Band Parents' club will present a slate of officers for election at a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting in the school band room. The slate includes George Hubbard as president Dale Nicholson as vice president Mrs. Thomas Maguire secretary Mrs. Richard Viebranz treasurer and additional roles for uniforms hospitality points and membership concessions publicity antique show Parents' club representative awards and a student liaison representative David Michael.
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Lois Lawrence
Barbara Young
Ann Viebranz
Molly Weiner
Pauline Pataky
Lois Ware
Donald Knuth
Linda Dranoff
Betty Kressu
John
Camilla Sanza
Joan Maguire
Alfred
Jean Oneto
Marilyn Petri
Board of Education
Board of Health
Burr
Democratic Towns Committee
Osborne Hill
Roger ‘Ludlower
Greenfield Hill
Fire Company
Congress Street
Notre Dame Fathers
Jefferson Street
Thomas, J.nelson, Jr
VFW
Granville Street
Andrew Warde High School
Melvilla Avenue
Andrew
Warde High School
Andrew Warde
Richard Viehranz
Parents
Zoltan Kassny
David Michael
Warde High Parents Launch Member Drive
Andrew Warde Parents Club plans a strong membership campaign to boost parent involvement for student benefit at Andrew Warde High School. President Selma Cohen announced executive board members and standing committee volunteers alongside officers Robert Qderwald Betty Qderwald, Robert Stewart Doris Stewart Virginia Cerone Betsy Trifone headmaster Robert Genualdi and past presidents Frank Rose Petraglia Raymond Joan.
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Andrew Warde
Andrew Warde High School
Selma Cohen
Cohen
Robert
Betty Qderwald
Doris Stewart
Virginia Certone
Betsy Trifone
Robert Genualdi
Frank
Rose Petraglia
Raymond
Joan
State Pair Happy At New Job in Saudi Arabia
Deep River Connecticut AP Dick and Nancy Thayer move from the Connecticut River valley to Saudi Arabia for a new post with Aramco as inventory specialist. They will live in an American compound at Abqaiq with a five bedroom home, utilities included, at about double Dick’s U.S. salary, plus a 40 percent incentive, and Debbie will attend a school run by the airline. The family notes religious customs restrict items and women’s driving, but praise local hospitality while planning Arabic lessons.
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Deep River, Conn
Nancy Thayer
Connecticut River
Saudi Arabia
Thayer
Arabian- American Oil Co
Aramco
Debbie
Abqaig
The
Air Company
United States
Planning Unit to Meet On Central Centennial
The general committee planning Central High School's Centennial will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the school library at Lincoln boulevard and Taft avenue. Chairman Edward J. Caldwell invites any former Central student to attend. The celebration includes a dance on October 8 and a Homecoming Day on October 9 at Kennedy stadium during the Central Fairfield Prep football game.
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Central High ‘School
Lincoln Boulevard
Taft Avenue
Edward J. Caldwell
Central
Central Fairfield Prep
Kennedy Stadium
Stratford collects over ten thousand in August building fees
Building Inspector Edward S. Carroll reported to Town Manager Bern Ewert that August fees totaled over $10,000 for $1.6 million in permits and inspections. Permits covered two family condominiums valued at $466,000, one family houses at $461,600, and $116,500 in residential alterations. Commercial work included two permits for $132,000 and additions of $231,400, with electrical and plumbing inspections adding fees. Sign permits, demolition permits, oil and gas heat installations, central air, and a variety of other permits were issued. A session will follow with Parent Teachers association hosting and arranging babysitting.
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Edward S. Carroll
Bern. Ewert
Carroll
Episcopal Exec Board Meets Tomorrow at Christ Church
The Episcopal Church Woman executive board at Christ Episcopal Church will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow at 10 15 am. A hazy Communion service will precede the gathering at 9 30 am.
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ECW
Christ Episcopal Church
St James Society Meeting Tomorrow
The St James Holy Nation society will hold its first meeting of the new year tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the school hall. A Mass will be celebrated at 8 p.m. on Main street. All men of the parish are asked to attend to discuss plans for the coming year.
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St. James Holy Nation Society
Main Street
Wilcoxson PTA Social Tomorrow
The Wilcoxson school PTA will sponsor a Kindergarten and Newcomers Social to begin the school year tomorrow at 7 p.m. Katherine Pando, the kindergarten teacher, will meet the parents along with PTA President Mercy Ingersoll and Principal John Harrnet. Parents of kindergarten children and new students are urged to attend.
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Wilcoxson School Parent Teachers Association
Katherine Pando
PTA
Mercy Ingersoll
John Harrnet
Civitans Hear Scuba Specialist at Stratford Meeting
Joseph R. Liscinsky, scuba instructor at Yale, speaks on Dangers of the Deep at Stratford Civitan Club tonight. Meeting starts 6 30 at the Four Winds restaurant near Sikorsky Memorial Airport.
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Joseph R. Liscinsky
Yale University
Stratford Civitans
Four Winds
Sikorsky Memorial Airport
Old Timers Dinner Chairman to Be Named
The Stratford Old Timers Awards dinner chairman will be named at tomorrow's 8 p.m. meeting at the Knights of Columbus hall on Main street. Michael Dalton, president of the Old Timers, invites interested people to attend a 7 p.m. committee meeting.
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Knights of Columbus
Main Street
Michael Dalton
The
Old Timers
Redevelop Agency Plans Selection of Developer Tonight
The Stratford Redevelopment Agency will discuss plans for selecting a developer for the Flash Pond project at its monthly meeting. Dennis Broedlin, newly elected Democratic Town chairman, will speak at the Stratford Federation of Democratic Women meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. All Democratic women are invited.
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Stratford Redevelopment Agency
Bates Street
Dennis Broedlin
New Democratic
Stratford Federation of Democratic Women
Paradise Green
State National Bank
Main Street
Whitney Kindergarten Tea Set for Tomorrow
A tea for children enrolled in Whitney Eli Whitney Kindergarten will be held tomorrow at 3 15 p m in the school multipurpose room. Principal Joseph DiMenna and kindergarten teacher Carolyn Ross will discuss the instructional program.
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Eli Whitney School
Joseph DiMenna
Carolyn Ross
St John Lodge Plans Degree Work and Move Up Night
St John’s Lodge No. 8 AF or AM will perform the entered apprentice degree for a class of candidates and hold a special communication at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple 2590 Merk Evans master of the lodge says this will be a move up night with officers assuming the next chair. Herbert Gladhill will be master for the degree work assisted by Theron Andrews George Hubbell George Andres Nicholas Caracciolo Wilson Ryder Warthe Edwards Robert Zorn Walter Leach Michael Gardish Chester Walsh plus Edmund Zigmont presents tools and Edwards Zorn rehearse dialogues with Caracciolo delivering the ménologue and Pipitone giving the Bible lecture. All past masters of the lodge and all Masons are invited refreshments to follow. Sterling House Notes offers two sports programs at Sterling House Community Center this Saturday with a flag football league for ages eight to 16 at 9 a m and an archery program for ages eight to 15 at 10 30 a m.
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St. John’s Lodge No. 8
AF & AM
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Merk Evans
Herbert Gladhill
Theron Andrews
George Hubbell
George Andres
Nicholas Caracciolo, Jr
Wilson Ryder
Marshall
Warthe Edwards
Robert Zorn
Walter Leach
Michael Gardish
Tyler
Chester Walsh
Edmund Zigmont
Edwards
Zorn
Caracciolo
Anthony Pipitone
Walsh
Norman Pettersen
Lodge
Sterling House
Tive
Mary Hardy
Registration for Parents and Local Marriage Licenses Noted
Registration is under way with parents required to accompany children to sign parental consent forms. Advance registration is encouraged and information is available at the community center, 2283 Main Street. Town Clerk Readey reports three couples applying for licenses: Cremin Bagdany, Corvino Steller, Pechinak Montagnino. Community and church meetings are scheduled tonight and this week across Stratford with the Town Council, Redevelopment Agency, TA group, Christ Episcopal Church, First Congregational Church, and Boy Scouts listed with times and locations.
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Paul T. Corvino
West Avenue
Dorothy Ann Steller
Joseph J. Pechinak
Grissom Drive
Virginia Anne Montagnino
Masna Place
Town Hall
Stratford Redevelopment Agency
Bates Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Main Street
Board of Trustees
First Congregational Church
Boy Scouts
Lower Pack
Redevelop Agency To Meet Wednesday Session Details
The Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency will hold a meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the agency office on the third floor of the new railroad station at 525 Water Street. Walter C. Berger serves as chairman.
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Bridgeport Redevelopment Agency
Water Street
Walter C. Berger
KofC Fall Season Program to Begin
Grand Knight Marfie Tufano of the Pars City Knights of Columbus will announce at the Tuesday night meeting the program for the fall season. It will begin with the 176-77 bowling season on Friday. A joint installation of Officers of the Knights of Columbus and the Columbiates will be held Sunday afternoon. An Italian Night dinner dance committee will be appointed for Oct 30. Refreshments will be served at the Tuesday night meeting by the Kitchen committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marfie Tufano
Pars City
Knights of Columbius
Knights of Columbus
Columbiates
No Single Reason Found for Falling SAT Scores
Connecticut Education Commissioner Mark Shedd says no single cause explains the decline in SAT scores. CT verbal average dips to 439 and math rises to 47 percent, while national verbal drops 3 points to 431 and math holds. Officials urge stronger classroom focus on reading and math skills.
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Hartford
Mark
Shedd
Connecticut
Robert Cameron
College Entrance Examination Board
CEEB
New York
Arthur Doyle
New England
Ech
Oed Cameron
Taxation Board Meets Thursday at City Hall
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in City Hall William McMahon serves as president applying to city budget and property issues for the meeting.
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Board of Apportionment and Taxation
City Hall
William McMahon
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