Fairfield Marsh Restoration Meeting Draws Residents
Fairfield residents along Riverside drive and Concord street convene with the Conservation Commission tonight at 8 in the Town courtroom on Nichols Street to protest salt water marsh changes. Thomas Steinke says water flushing and a tidegate aim to reduce fire hazards and mosquito growth, but residents fear loss of grass, trees, and gardens and cite an orange slick from a marina. They may seek tidegate closure or larger tax abatements while the town pushes toward a natural marsh restoration.
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Riverside Drive
Concord Street
The
Conservation Commission
Nichols Street
Thomas Stienke
Steinke
Mr. Steinke
Fairfield
Town offers practical courses for homeowners and homemakers
The program director Ralph M. Burke Jr outlines continuing education classes across home decor furniture restoration and upholstery. Courses cover antiquing chair caning lamp shade construction and advanced wood working crafts. Additional offerings include gardening cooking baking and small engine repair plus car maintenance and repair.
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Ralph M. Burke, Jr
Burke
Fairfield Woods High Invites Parents for Health Program Nights
Fairfield Woods High invites parents of junior high students to two get acquainted nights in the school auditorium. Health teacher Patricia Miller will explain the new seventh grade health program and the eighth grade program. All students will be enrolled in a health course during the year. Tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Fairfield Woods
Patricia Miller
Bradley
Young Democrats Meet Tonight in Fairfield
Fairfield Young Democrats meet at 8 pm at Democratic headquarters 11 Reef Road. Discussion titled Opportunities for Youth in the Fairfield Democratic Process features residents under 30 and interested town residents.
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Fairfield Young Democrats
Democratic
Reef Road
Fairfield
Will
Fairfield notices invite mail and walk-in registration
The town mailed notices to residents about registration options this year. Mail registrations accepted until Sept 19 and walk-in sessions run until Sept 23 with fees of 5 dollars for Fairfield residents and 15 dollars for non residents. The Continuing Education office can be contacted for details.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Public Schools
Bus Token Program For Seniors And Disabled Announced
Bus tokens for senior citizens and the disabled are available at the Town Clerk's office with ID requirements. School meets invite house parents to meet administrators next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Fern Tetreau and Edward Cleary speak, followed by Q A and a PTA coffee hour.
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Fern Tetreau
Bradley House
Edward Cleary
Jackson House
Bette Jolson
Dorothy Gondella
P.T.A
McKinley PTA Installs New Officers
Mr and Mrs John Sia were installed as the new presidents for the McKinley Elementary School PTA. Other new officers include Mr and Mrs James Coleman as first vice presidents Susan Deer as second vice president Vincent Antezzo as third vice president Irene Boback as treasurer Mary deSantie as recording secretary and Carol Borzi as corresponding secretary.
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John Sia
McKinley Elementary S School
PTA
James Coleman
Susan Deer
Vincent Antezzo
Irene Boback
Mary deSantie
Carol Borzi
Connie Anderson
McKinley School Delegates Named For Board PTA and Alternate
Historian Ilsa Schwarz and parliamentarian are listed among delegates. Edward Campbell and spouse serve as McKinley School delegates to the Board of Education and PTA Council, with John Zofcak and Barbara Kowalkowski as alternates. Five teacher delegates include Shirley Beresin and Rhea DelBuono.
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Ilsa Schwarz
McKinley School
Board of Education
PTA
Edward Campbell
John Zofcak
Barbara Kowalkowski
Shirley Beresin
Rhea DelBuono
Conservation Commission
Fairfield Woods Junior High
Bradley House
St. Emery's
Kings Highway
Schwartz Urges Change In Hospital Budget Law
Sen. Joseph W. Schwartz urged revamping the Connecticut CHHC after hospitals announced court challenges to budget cuts. He proposed limiting budget control while expanding audit powers and qualifying standards for CHHC members to preserve hospital quality care.
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Schwartz
Hartford
Joseph W. Schwartz
D-Easton
Commission On Hospitals and Health Care
CHHC
Griffin
Derby
Danbury
Bridgeport
Mt. Sinai
St. Francis
Public Utilities Control Authority
Commission
Connecticut
Planned New Messiah Lutheran Church in Fairfield Area
An Evangelical Lutheran group plans a Sunday 6 p.m. meeting in Fairfield to discuss opening a Messiah Lutheran church in the Bridgeport area. Pastor Karl R. Gurgel notes the Wisconsin Synod’s long history and strong biblical literalism, stressing core beliefs and creation views.
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Evangelical Lutheran Group
Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bridgeport
First Federal Bank
Post Road
Fairfield
Wisconsin Synod
Karl R. Gurgel
South Windsor
Milwaukee
Wis
Special Election Set For House in 135th
Gov. Ella Grasso ordered a special election to fill the 135th Assembly district seat vacant by the death of Rep. Paul Co. The election will finish out the term ending when the 1977 legislature convenes Jan. 4. The district covers Easton Weston and part of Westport.
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Hartford
Ella T.grasso
Paul Co
Manchester
Westport
Easton
Weston
Connecticut Municipal Development Commission Meet
Perry Prentice former Time publisher will discuss economic development and taxation at the Connecticut Association of Municipal Development Commissions annual meeting. The event on September 28 at the Hawthorne Inn Bern is open to all interested persons.
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Perry Prentice
Time Magazine
Connecticut Association of Municipal Development Commissions
Hawthorne Inn
Bern
Toom Seen Named Next Moscow Envoy
Washington sources say Malcolm Toom the current ambassador to Israel will be named ambassador to the Soviet Union. He would replace Walter Stoessel, reassigned to Bonn after a three year Moscow tour. Toom is a State Department East European specialist with prior posts in Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
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UPI
Malcolm Toom
Israel
Soviet Union
Toom
Walter J. Stoessel
Bonn
West Germany
Moscow
Senate
Staessel
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Killa Urges Delay in Tedesco Case and Budget Push
Grasso told a news conference that Judge Samuel J. Tedesco should not lose his bench seat or $34 500 salary until his appeal is decided. She also announced plans to seek 1977 raises restoration, push collective bargaining for future raises, note a $35 million surplus, and back Jimmy Carter with possible trip to Minneapolis.
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Hartford
Ella T. Grasso
Superior Court
Samuel J. Tedesco
Fairfield
State Supreme Court
General Assembly
Pny
Jimmy Carter
Lewiston
Maine
Minneapolis
Area Freshmen at RPI Class of 1980 Members Named
Louis Kale of 189 Ridgefield Avenue is one of four Fairfield county students in the RPI Class of 1980 at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. Also listed are Sandra I Torony of Trumbull Michael E Ziehl of Brookfield and Yannick L Le Coz of Danbury.
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Louis Kale
Ridgefield Avenue
Fairfield County
Rensselaar Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Sandra I. Torony
Spinning Wheel Road
Trumbull
Michael E. 2
Ziehl
Pocono Road
Brookfield
Yannick L. le Coz
Woodbury Drive
Danbury
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