Fairfield Extends Rent a Student Program for One Year
The CETA summer Rent a Student program will be extended on an experimental basis. First Selectman John J. Sullivan announced the plan, with the program office in the old Nichols Street police station. Vocational counseling and job placement staff placed over 100 youths on jobs during busy weeks, while more than 600 applied for 250 slots this summer. Manpower administrator Kenneth Neeley emphasized expanding job development and unsubsidized positions, and noted community support as key to success. Contacts: Capella or James Dudla. Also, Fairfield Continuing Education reports over 4400 signups with mail registrations still available and no walk‑in sessions. Further details via the Continuing Education office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CETA
First
James Capella
Kenneth Neeley
Neeley
Capella
James Dudla
Spinner to Show Skills Thursday at Fairfield Woods library
Fairfield residents can attend a spinning demonstration by Mrs. Shirley Driscoll on Thursday from noon to 1 pm on the main floor of the Fairfield Woods branch library at 1147 Fairfield Woods Road. She will display looms, discuss how library materials inspired her spinning, weaving, and dyeing, and share her new Ashford spinning wheel. Also noted are book recommendations, interlibrary loans via Connecticut and Fairfield services, and a separate Oct. 13 lecture by Dr. Carl C. Pfeiffer in Westport.
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Shirley Driscoll
Fairfield
Fairfield Woods
Fairfield Woods Road
Driscoll
Cently
Ashford
Fairfield Lbrary
Organic Gardeners
Carl C. Pfeiffer
Brian Bio Center
Princeton
John W. Wanger
High Ridge Road
Marian E. Murray
Haverhill Road
Trumbull
Town Hall
Mosswood Associates
Mosswood
Unquowa Road
Ruth Bedford
Aré Auction To All Coop Nursery School Auction
An auction notice outlines building permits and fundraising events from Aré Auction to All Co Op Nursery School and partners. Projects include a $46,000 house with a two car garage at 2784 Sturges highway, an addition to a garage at 2422 Third annual fund raising art Mill Plain road, and a family room addition at Beach road. Auction previews begin Saturday at 4 p.m. with Sol Adams of Marlin art handling pieces by noted artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Builders
Sturges Highway
Fairfield
Helen and
Margaret Moran
Sol Adams
Marlin
Amen
Roger Cludlowe
Dali
Ranucci
Hefner
Purcell
Girl's Fields
Ludlowe Tops Warde In Season Opener Soccer Match
Ludlowe varsity defeated Warde 5 to 0 at Warde with a 4 to 0 junior varsity win. A postgame reception for parents officials and teams followed in the Warde cafeteria. Warde captains were Mary Ann Hamilton Jil Niedermeir Pam A l sop and Holly Stuart. Ludlowe captains were Tippy Moi and Jennifer Gwens. Coaches: Warde Carol Dauber Marybeth McGirr Ludlowe Patricia Small and Jodie Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
Ludlowe
Carol Dauber
Marybeth McGirr
Patricia, Small
Jodie Evans
Mary Ann Hamilton
Jil Niedermeir
Pam Alsop
Holly Stuart
Tippy Moi
Jennifer Gwens
LWV Fairfield Coastal Study Meetings This Week
The League of Women Voters of Fairfield schedules coastal management study sessions at Teddy Haenns home 140 Unquowa Road tomorrow at 1130 AM and Rita Irvings home 51 Donna Drive Thursday at 915 AM Babysitting is available Thursday by reservation through Lucille Darcy Membership is open to Fairfield residents 18 and older For more information contact Mrs Darcy membership director
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League of Women Voters of
Fairfield
Teddy Haenn
Unquowa Road
Rita Irving
Donna Drive
Lucille Darcy
Westport Hosts District Eight Con Connecticut Conclave
Fairfield Junior Woman's club led by Mrs. Dale Thomas will send members to the District Eight Connecticut State Federation gathering at the Westport Woman's club Thursday. The host club will conduct a business meeting luncheon and workshops on home life and community interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Thomas
Fairfield Junior Woman's Club
Westport
Osborn Hill PTA Tailgate Sale Set Saturday
The Osborne Hill PTA sponsors a tailgate tag sale on school grounds Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds fund a sixth grade field trip. Families will offer wares from cars or blankets with emphasis on skis skates scout uniforms band pants and musical instruments. Cake and coffee available.
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Osborne Hill Pta
Town fair art auction and community events listed
An evening art sale features oils lithographs wood cuts etchings and sculptures with broad price ranges and free refreshments. Cochairs Dr and Mrs Mark Shangold lead. a craft booth plant stand and a bike decorating contest plus a trade-a-toy table are planned. Winners named for poster and fair contests. Community meetings and school events listed with times and locations. Rain contingency noted for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Shangold
Wayne Hiller
Robert McCann
Thomas McQuaid
Martin Lang
Douglas Graybil
Howard Benedict
Patricia Arcila
Julie Barbeau
Raymond Racine
Lisa Sebestyen
Michelle Butcher
Derek Kopp
Sean Keller
Elizabeth King
Tim Cahill
Stacey Ruedemann
Cochairmen
Val Burns
Judy Larsen
Libraries to Begin Sunday Openings
The Fairfield Woods branch library and Pequot library will start Sunday hours this season. Through May 22 the Fairfield Woods branch at 1147 Fairfield Woods Road will be open Sundays 1 30 to 5 p.m. Last year’s experiment was well received. Pequot library in Southport will be open Sundays 2 to 5 p.m.
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Fairfield Woods
Pequot Library
Fairfield Woods Road
Southport
Beth El Sisterhood Art-Craft Show Details
The Sisterhood of Congregation Beth Ed 1200 Fairfield Woods Road announces its fourth annual Arts and Crafts show on December 5. A committee will meet tomorrow at 9 30 a m at Mrs Alan Leiberman’s home to organize distribution of posters for advertising about 90 to 60 craftsmen expected to attend.
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Congregation Beth Ed
Fairfield Woods Road
Alan Leiberman
Surrey’lane
Fairfield
Sherman PTA Fair at Roger Sherman School Opens Saturday
The Roger Sherman school PTA will hold its annual fair on Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Fern Street school grounds. It features a sixth grade spook house white elephant sale pony rides a goldfish toss an apron lady and a balloon launch with prizes for distance. Postcards attach to balloons. Cider donuts soda hot dogs hamburgers and baked goods will be available.
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Roger Sherman School
PTA
Tod P
Fern Street
America
Town Figures Name Jill Kelly Campaign Treasurer
Mrs Jill Kelly a representative town meeting member from the Second district is named principal treasurer for the campaign of Mrs Elinor Wilber Republican seeking reelection as State representative from the 33rd district. Horseshoe Lane is a new street off Merwins lane in town. Elks lodge softball team took third in the first state tournament. Fairfielders also took third in a tight win over East Hartford lodge combine. Elizabeth Westerling, daughter of Mrs Margaret E Wester.
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Jill Kelly
Elinor Wilber Republican
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Fairfielders
East Hartford Lodge
East Hartford Lodge ‘Combine
Elizabeth Westerling
Margaret E. Wester
Two East Hartford Officials Convicted In Kickback Scheme
In Hartford US District Court two men were sentenced in a kickback scheme tied to East Hartford Housing Authority funds. Michael A. Serignese received a two year term with suspension on most of it and probation for two years. William Perkins got an 18 month suspended sentence. Stanley Ozimek, named mastermind, faces up to three years. Testimony said false bills were created for services never performed.
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Stanley Ozimek
William Perkins
Authority
Perkins
Ozimek
Housing Authority
Czech on Mattress Seeks Asylum After Adriatic Crossing
A 22-year-old Czech student paddled 50 miles on a rubber mattress from Porec Yugoslavia to Trieste Italy seeking political asylum. He was rescued off Trieste, frostbitten after 20 hours at sea, and hospitalized. A second defector was reported in Pesca ra, Mali.
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Trieste
Italy
Adriatic Sea
Yugoslavia
Ialy
Porec
Pescara
Youngest elected Lobsenz buys Goshen water land
Herbert M. Lobsenz of Westport, Republican school board member, purchased more than 250 acres of Litchfield Water company watershed land in Goshen for 205000 and several adjacent parcels for 5000, calling it a long term investment. He plans no development, just recreation. Bridgeport Hydraulic notes the land is excess and water supply impact minimal.
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Goshen
Herbert M. Lobsenz
Westport
Litchfield Water Company
Mr. Lobsenz
Market Data Research
Board of Education
Vangel Griffin
Spain
Litchfield Water
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Charles Horstfall
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Leonard Campbell
Theodore Roosevelt
Litchfield - Morris-Goshern Area
Dent
United States
John
F. Kennedy
Roosevelt
Mr. Camp
Sbell
Litchfield
William McKinley
Hills Regional Planning Agency
Cat survives 38 days in crate shipped from San Diego to Groton
An 18 month old white Manx female named Maxie was locked in a packing crate and shipped from San Diego to Groton. The cat endured 38 days without food or water before being found by Alan and Karen Taylor. Vet Walter Doolittle treated Maxie, who began eating solid food again as her kidneys resumed function.
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Groton
Maxie
San Diego
Calif
Alan
Karen Taylor
Taylors
Walter Doolittle
Maxie Bgan
Taylor
U.S. Navy
Navy
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XEROX
Fairfield Brickwalk
Post Road
Conn
Lwy
Osborn Hill
Town Plan and Zoning Commission
Riverfield
Sindergarten Hhitschool
Jennings
P.T
Grasmere
Mill Hill
Marie Lafayette
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Beach Road
Greenfield Hill
Ling
Sunset Circle
Gordon College
Wenham
Mass
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Fairfield’ Drive
Kings Thishway
Bridgeport
Beth el Sisterhood
Eudlowe
Rairfield
Warner
Sherman
Danskin
Ratious
East Hartford
Asylum
Lobsenz
Water Company
Fairfield Store
Bandolinos
Flirt Ladies
Nancy
Scamore
Erzine Weservice
Svar
Toro
Yardman
Useeem Ee Ase
Tracton Hemlock Hardware
AMD Gardin Shop
Black Rock Toke
Fild
Bleyle
Alice Roweol
Carner
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