Sandblast Job Nears Completion at St. Paul Church
Sandblasting at St. PaulCatholic Church on East Main Street nears completion as a 300000 remodeling program advances. interior work also planned. Norwalk Township Trustees approve extending gas lines from Fair Road to South West Street and discuss township road work. A missing road closed sign on McIntyre Road is raised in a complaint. trustees seek a successor to the late James Wilger who collected township trash.
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St. Paul Catholic Church
East Main St
Norwalk
Fair Road
South West Street
McIntyre Road
James Wilger
Eleven Norwalk churches plan donations to Hemenway fund
The John Hemenway Family Fund will receive church donations for hospital bills and related costs after a July 4 storm accident. Chairman Mrs. Clifford Smith says some churches will collect while others donate from treasuries, aided by eleven congregations.
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Norwalk
John Hemenway
Clifford Smith
East Elm
Backyard Carnival Raises Funds For July 5 Flood Victims
A family hosts a children's carnival at 153 Norwood Avenue raising over 30 for flood victims. Neighborhood kids join in rides games and a play with performances by Bonnie Heyman and dancers Sheila and Jeanine Riley. Mrs Eagle teaches at St Marys School and her home was flooded to first floor windows.
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Vincent Kozlowski
Norwood Avenue
Lonnie Eagle
Mrs. Eagle
St. Mary’s School
Bonnie Heyman
Sheila and
Jeanine Riley
North Fairfield Council candidates file petitions for four seats
Seven residents seek village council seats in North Fairfield with four positions open. Incumbents Gertrude G. Whitright and Ray W. Hinckley file, joined by five first time contenders Ruben Stephens Dean Baker David R. Wheeler Robert E. Sutherland and Sherald E Morgan. Three county school board incumbents seek re election unopposed. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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North Fairfield
Gertrude G. Whitright
Ray W. Hinckley
Ruben Stephens
Dean
Richard D. _ Keefer
Harold Heyman
Richard S. Ross
New Flood Bills Expected to Top Ninety Thousand
Norwalk City Council to hear flood repair bills estimated between 90 000 and 100 000 with major charges to Leon Riley Excavating Co 24000 Mesenburg Brothers Collins 9500 and Maerkisch and Sons Inc 5000 plus other 3000 to 4000 items. A 26496 payment to Julien Construction Co funded the west reservoir wall. A federal disaster aid application will be filed. Army Corps estimators peg total damage at 400000. Bid advertisements will seek repairs to the Pleasant Street Bridge.
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Norwalk
William V. Mount
Leon Riley Excavating Co
Mesenburg Brothers, Collins
Maerkisch and Sons, Inc
Council
Julien Construction Co
Cleveland
Mount
U S. Army Corps of Engineers
Pleasant Street
Norwalk Residents Endorse California Grape Boycott
Twenty five Norwalk residents voted Monday night to back the grape boycott. They will hand out leaflets to deter shoppers from buying California table grapes. Led by Rev. William Bodart of St. Paul High School, the group cites migrant laborers lacking protection under the National Labor Relations Act. The discussion followed a prior St. Paul meeting on grape picker issues. A further meeting is set for 8:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul Catholic social hall.
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Norwalk
California
William Bodart
St. Paul High School
St. Paul
St. Paul Catholic Social Hall
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