School Board to Weigh Personnel Items Tonight
The Board of Education will review numerous personnel matters at tonight's 7:30 meeting at the Administration center. Appointments include Barbara Beach to teach fifth grade at Foneyspot, Kenneth Firmender to teach English at Stratford High, and others with varied degrees and experience. A four-hour day secretarial post and several teacher aides positions are also up for consideration along with athletic coaching salaries and a PAL Day discussion. A Birdseye PTA get-acquainted night is planned, with new officers and committee chairs listed and a membership drive set.
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Board of Education
East Broadway
Barbara Beach
Cutspring Road
Colorado College
University of Bridgeport
Foneyspot
Linda Chadwick
Soundview Avenue
Sacred Heart University
Garden School
Joanne Chop
East Main Streeet
Central Connecticut State College
Birdseye School
Kenneth Firmender
Woodstock Avenue
Stratford High School
Linda Gross
Engine House Road
University of Connecticut
Chapel Street School
Jennifer Howells
Pond Road
Easton
Boston College
Center School
Angela Huntley
Plymouth Street
Chestnut Hill College
Southern Connecticut State College
Stonybrook
Diane Kerpchar
Canaan Road
Central
Connecticut
Johnson and Wooster
Habana Er
Obert Margail
Fifth Avenue
Flood Junior High School
Betty Mays
Garibaldi Avenue
Alabama State University
Edward Butler
Wilbur Drive
Bunnell High School
Elizabeth Clark
Wilbrook Road
Second Hill Lane
Charlotte Matthews
Frances Vitale
Newport Avenue
Meek
E. Patricia May
Gerald Munson
Wooster Junior High School
Mark Aldavin
Glenridge Road
Bunnell
John Guekert
Lee Hogeart
Edmund Butler
Abraham Breslow
David Jeziorny
Manning Harvey
Anndrea Zeffiro
Susan Drilenbas
Adell Fyfe
Stratford
Pasquale Caserta
Lucien Zeffiro
Willie Gallop
Alvin Russell
Gary Schmidlin
Caroll Ferranti
Carol Ferranti
John Williams
PTA
Doris Berke
Linda Elter
Beverly Verdame
Jane Peiland
Lillian McGeechan
Edward Gordon
Jean D'Onofrio
Barbara Haydie
McGeehan
Eller
Camille Marranzino
Ways
Frankel to address Sixth District Democratic Club
First district Democrat councilman Robert Frankel will address the Sixth District Democratic club when it meets tomorrow night at 8 in the State National bank Community room in Paradise Green. He is a candidate for state representative from the 121st district. The public is invited and rides can be arranged by contacting club president George Jenkins on Mount Pleasant avenue.
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Robert Frankel
Democratic Club
State National Bank Com‘munity
Paradise Green
Frankel
George Jenkins
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Stratford Junior Woman's Club panel meets tonight
Members of the Public Affairs committee of the Stratford Junior Women's club will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Susan Verrelli. Tomorrow, members will gather at Joan Pesky's home at 2 p.m. to work on craft items for the club's Christmas boutique.
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Stratford Junior Women’s Club
Susan Verrelli
Joan Pesky
At & P.m
Easton Reconsiders Federal Funds for Paine Tract Purchase
Easton weighs halving the $435000 Paine tract cost with federal aid and one quarter by state funds. Voters previously approved funding and reimbursement, but a legal opinion warns of autonomy loss if federal money is used. If grants fail, officials must propose substitutes as the town undertook short term notes to cover the purchase.
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Paine
Maple Road
Ralph D. Paine
Herta
Ferd
Easton
August Refuse Totals Released By Stratford Public Works
The Stratford Public Works Sanitation division reports 1422 tons of refuse collected in August from 15896 town families over 22 days. Incinerator use processed 47 tons of private cars and materials reduced by 90.8 percent. 1866 cars and 432 trucks used the incinerator that month. Also listed are local meetings tonight and Monday including SHA Shiloh Gardens, Holy Name Home School, Stratford Civitan, Al-Anon, SPEBSQSA Ringmaster, Knights of Columbus, and Boy Scout events at local venues.
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Sanitation
Public Works Department
John Capinerd
Board of Education
East Broadway
Stratford Housing Authority
Shiloh Gardens
SHA
Gregory Circle
Holy Name of Jesus Home-School Association
Stratford Civitan Club
Sikorsky Memorial
Christ Episcopal Church
Main Street
Spebsqsa
Kniphts of Columbus
K.of C
Boy Scout Troop
Packard Hall
First Congregational Church
Town eyes recreation center impact on parcel sale
The Randolph Agency values the tract at 62 000 with a special town value between 71 300 and 77 500 while the asking price is 75 000. Mayor candidates discuss replacing the house with a recreation center as teens seek a new gathering space and a community fund forms to support the effort.
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4Ul Sapanachule Feputl
Collins
Randolph
State Street
Feld
Ronald D. Williams
Town Hall
Bayuk
Marjorie Smith
Easton considers Collins tract purchase amid town budget worries
Town officials debated buying the Collins tract to support town needs with potential use for a storage shed and open space. A study committee was formed to assess the house, structural integrity, and renovation feasibility, reporting to the Board of Finance before the town meeting.
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Bayuk
Edwards
Board of Finance
Hilmer J. Nelson
Paine
Nelson
Paine Tract
Easton
Edward W. Bilash
Board of Assessors
Huntington Company
Wells Hill Road
Feldwill
Baptist Church of Danbury Hosts 3 Day Conference
The Baptist church of Danbury hosts a three day conference themed Strong Sunday Schools Today for A Great Nation Tomorrow. It runs Thursday through Saturday with local and regional speakers from New England New York Florida and Pennsylvania plus workshops exhibits and guest talks led by Dr. Donald Sewell of Emmanuel Baptist Church Toledo Ohio. Information is available at P O Box 1081 Danbury.
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Danbury
Baptist Church of
New England
New York
Florida
Pennsylvania
Confab
Donald Sewell
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Toledo
Ohio
P.O
Seeger Leads Clean Water and Air Rally in Rain
Pete Seeger headlines a weather battered gathering urging clean water and air for all. He and Bill Kilpatrick led the crowd in folk songs and choruses despite rain, wind, and mud, delivering a hopeful, communal performance to several hundred supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Seeger
Seeger
Bill Kilpatrick
Martin Luther King
Pete Seeger
Fairfield School Building Unit Seeks $130656 at ATM Session
Fairfield budget items include a $130,656 appropriation to cover building project costs at Fairfield Junior High School and a $24,000 line for an emergency medical services system. The session will also consider board administration changes for Independence Hall, a five year golf commission term for Matthew Morris, and acceptance of Horsestine Lane as a public highway. Building permits were issued for doctors' offices, a new garage, and a house with a garage, with several property transactions reported.
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Tomlinson
Fairfield Junior High
Children's Museum
Grasmere
Indpendence Hall
Board of Education
Matthew Morris
Golf Commission
Horsestine Lane
Thomas Colimore
Post Road
Renim Realty Co., Inc
Jennings Road
Craig
Patricia Pearson
Woodridge Avenue
Robert McCluckis
Fairland Drive
Wayne FE. Krevetski
South Britain
Kathleens. Walsh
Roane Street
Town Hall
Kenneth D
Janice R. Higgins
Burr Street
Russell M
Claudette ¥. Engle
Jeanette Bloom
James H. Bloom
Stoneleigh Square
Vahik and Kenarik Gharabergian
Lawrence Realty and Development Company
Senior Place
Stratfield Road
Wendy Bogage
Appalachian Group Schedules Festival for 1976 Experience Appalachia
Fairfield volunteers form a festival committee for the 1976 Experience Appalachia to be held November 13-14 at Fairfield University. Dolores Potterton serves as festival director with committees for hostessing, food, accommodations, entertainment, baking, and public relations led by named volunteers.
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Appalachian Volunteers
Fairfield
Appalachia
Fairfield University
Dolores Potterton
Lynn Carroll
Debbie Comandini
Yolanda Tallman
Lois Sherry
Donna Helthaler
John Potterton
Sue Walker
Marlene Standish
John Donovan
Richard Jaker
Robert Matthews
Kurt Raschi
Joan Alissert
John, Sullivan
Library Programs Discussed by Mill Plain Improvement Society
The Mill Plain Improvement society will meet Friday at 1 p.m. at 77 Chelsea Street to discuss Fairfield Public Library programs. President Mrs. John Dil son will preside as librarians Mrs. Carol Hutchinson and Miss Betsy Weston present. Residents of Mill Plain invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Public Library
Mil Plain Improvement Society
George Parker
Chelsea Street
John Dilson
Carol Hutchinson
Betsy Weston
Mill Plain
Beth El Sisterhood Forms Bowling League
The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth El forms a bowling league meeting Tuesdays at 7:45 PM at Nutmer Bowl on Villa Avenue. Women may participate by calling Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Fairfield or Mrs. Alan Peltz of Easton. Free babysitting, coffee, and bowling shoes provided.
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Sisterhood
Congregation Beth Floor
Fairfield
Nutmer Bowl
Villa Avenue
Thomas Brennan
Alan Peltz
Easton
Church Women to Hear World Neighbors Talk
Mrs. Merlin A Bishop of 3930 Park Avenue Bridgeport will speak at the Women’s Fellowship of First Church Congregational Wednesday at 1 pm in the Webb room. She will show slides and describe World Neighbors a nonsectarian group she and her late husband supported for 20 years aiding developing countries in agriculture rural development and family planning. Devotions led by Mrs Alvin Northrop precede the program and refreshments are by Mrs Donald Riehn Mrs Charles Rundlet and Miss Martha Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Neighbors
Merlin A. Bishop
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Women's Fellowship
First Church Congregational
Webb Room
Bishop
Alvin Northrop
Donald Riehn
Charles Rundlet
Martha Vincent
New School Leader is Speaker Tuesday
The Jennings school P.T.A. will hear Dr. Charles Fowler Fairfield's new superintendent of schools as guest speaker at Get Acquainted Night tomorrow at 7 15 in the all purpose room. Principal Roger Previs will show a slide presentation on learning experiences including classroom library athletics and extracurricular activities. The P.T.A. hosts and board members are reminded to bake for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings School
Charles Fowler
Fairfield
Jennings
Roger Previs
P.T.A
Scouting Enrollment Tops Fairfield County Opens Thursday
A School Night to Join Scouting will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m at Faire Fields 12 elementary schools for boys in third grade at least seven years old seeking cubs and for boys 11 years and older aiming to become Scouts Parents must accompany their sons to complete enrollment Scouts will assist at all schools according to Walter N Trahnstrom assistant district commissioner Nutmeg District Boy Scouts of America Fairfield County Council.
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Fairefield
Walter N. Trahnstrom
Fairfield County
Ludlowe Pep Rally Unites Students at Season Opener
Ludlowe High School held a district wide pep rally last Friday to kick off the fall sports season. Headmaster Michael Perrone led the event aimed at boosting unity as the first full student gathering in four years. The rally honored the football opener, girls field hockey, cross country, and soccer teams with the Flying Tigers marching band and the spirit committee orchestrating the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ludlowe
Michael Perrone
Ludlowe
Dudlowe Spirit Committee
Flying Tigers
Perrone
Open House and Planning Meeting at Grange Hall
An open house with entertainment and refreshments tomorrow at 7 pm in the Grange Hall. Friends are invited. A planning meeting will be held, followed by a put luck supper Friday at 6 30 p.m.
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Grange
Crafts Programs Set for Children
Saturday morning series for five to seven year olds will run in October at the Children's Library. Registration is required in person or by phone. Workshops run 10:30 a.m. to noon under Debbie Chantland and Karen Lipschutz with Roger Tudlowe High School students guiding.
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Peggy Abramo
Debbie Chantland
Karen Lipschutz
Roger Tudlowe
Congressman Stewart McKinney Debate Set by Chamber
Congressman Stewart B. McKinney announces his Democratic opponent Geoffrey Peterson will debate the issue on October 25 at a meeting arranged by the Chambers of Commerce. Town assessor Thomas J. Fitzpatrick and Data Processing center staffer Michael Gelormino attended a Roanoke seminar last week. St Thomas parish men joined a weekend retreat at Holy Family Retreat house in Farcington.
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Stewart. B. McKinney
Geoffrey Peterson
Chambers of Commerce
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Michael Gelormino
Roanoke
Via
St. Thomas Parish
Holy Family
Farcinington
Exceptional Pupil Classes Set by Diocese
The Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport will conduct exceptional pupil classes for handicapped students in Fairfield county churches during the first full week of October. The program, divided into doctrine and liturgy, music and movement, and arts and crafts, will be held at St. Augustine's Bridgeport Assumption St. Pius Ministry of Christian Formation Fairfield St. Peter Danbury St. Rose Newtown St. Philip and St. Matthew's Norwalk Stamford Our Lady of Peace Stratford School Sisters of Notre Dame Motherhouse Wilton.
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Fairfield County
Bridgeport
St. Augustine's
Assumption
St. Pius
Ministry of Christian Formation Center
Fairfield
St. Peter
Danbury
Food Workers Strike Enters Second Week at 3030 Park
About 100 food workers and six maintenance staff at 3030 Park avenue entered a second week of strike action with picketing at the three entrances to North End retirement home. Negotiations for a new contract with Stouffer Corp stalled over shifts and job assignments plus wages and benefits. Nurses aides, also Local 217 members, were instructed to cross lines to continue working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
North End
John Wilhelm
Stouffer Corporation
Stonffer
Wilehelm
Park
PATA Schedules Surprises Program At Grasmere School
The Grasmere school PTA will present Fairfield Surprises tomorrow at 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. Program chairman David Smith says Peggy Abramo, Children’s Library librarian, will discuss library offerings for children, with William Maxwell from the Board of Recreation and Janet Harowitz also slated to speak on town recreation activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasmere School
P.T.A
Fairfield
David Smith
Peggy Abramo
William Maxwell
Janet Harowitz
McKinley P T A Opens Season With Dinner Talk
The McKinley school P T A kicks off its season Thursday at 7 20 p m in the school cafeteria with a talk by Dr Charles W Fowler superintendent of schools at a Parent Teacher get acquainted dinner A catered dinner follows a coffee and desert social hour Reservations are required in advance Co chairmen are Barbara Kowalkowski and Mary DeSantle Grange events planned at Greenfield Hill Grange 133 1873 Hillside pond will have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
P.T.A
Charles W. Fowler
Barbara Kowalkowski
Mary DeSantle
Greenfield Hill Grange
Hillside Pond
Roberts Seeks State Funding to Create Bridgeport Jobs
Vincent J. Roberts, Democratic candidate for State representative in Bridgeport’s 126th District, pledged to secure more State funding for Bridgeport. He cited a $50 million Resource Recovery Center project as boosting local employment once funds arrive this week, noting unemployment in Bridgeport ranged from 12 to nearly 16 percent in the first half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Roberts
Bridgeport
126Th Assembly
Roberts
Tennis Court Funds Sought in Easton Park
Easton Park could get one tennis court with about 12 000 dollars from the Board of Finance to support a spring year opening. The plan aims to add parking and level the Little League field bringing total cost to 13 000 to 14 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Park and Recreation Commission
Board of Finance
Easton Park
John McCartney
Commission
Black Rock Road
Zoning Board of Appeals
Planning and Zoning Commission
McCartney
Ming Pond
Samuel Staples
Helen Keller
Connecticut Set To Enforce New State Laws Friday
Connecticut prepares to implement a broad set of new laws including liquor limits for bowling alleys, expanded discrimination bans in credit, shelf care for charitable fundraising, private health club contract limits, and a car tax enforcement system. The measures also expand civil rights protections and allow pharmacist substitutions of generics unless restricted by physicians or patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nartford
Martin Luther King
Connecticut
Las Vegas
Police Nab Suspect In Fairfield Holdup
Fairfield police reported last night that they have in custody a suspect who attempted to hold up the Apizza Center at 118 Post Road around 9 p m. A police spokesman said no further information on the hold up attempt was available before press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Apizza Center
Post Road
Ballen Warns of State Income Tax Threat
Myron R. Ballen, Republican candidate for the 28th Senatorial district, accuses the Gras so administration of creating a surplus via fiscal devices such as using three months of revenue from alcohol, tobacco and motor carrier taxes to cover 12 months of bills, signaling a possible income tax in 1977.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron R. Ballen
Ballen
Fairfield Gop
Grasso
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Lordship School
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Center Road
First Selectman
Charles R. Feld
Thelma Healing
Paol Michael Kelly
O Feld
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Carol Hemenway
Yvonne Schwarz
Patricia Sutkovsky
Baptist Church of Danbury
Beth el Sisterhood
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Natural Hygiene Society
Fairfield Ymca
Black Rock Institute
Black Rock Congregational Church
Black Rock Turnpike
McKinley P.T.A
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