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April-December 1983 5-J Productions, Ltd. 5-J Showcase [Photo], H 12/5/83 P11 911. SEE EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS 5J Produc April-December 1983 5-J Productions, Ltd. In-house apartment proposal Actresses-Wilton 5-J showcase [photo], H 12/5/83 supported at hearing, H Audience loves it as June p11 9/23/83 p13+ remembers [photo], H 911. SEE EMERGENCY Residents attack apartment 7/14/83 p35 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS amendment: Third public Basil the goat wreaks Havoc 5J Productions hearing scheduled Oct. 20, H [photo], H 5/12/83 p13 5J Productions bring happiness 10/7/83 p13 Filming got his goat [photo], H to Off-New York: Getting the Rules drafted for apartments, H 5/12/83 p1 acts together, H 8/22/83 p12 8/24/83 p13 Original play script showcases Seiden hosts tour of apartments, Ellen Terry [photo], H 5/25/83 A H 9/10/83 p11+ p35 A & B Family Memorials Inc. Westport has mixed views on Ad Club of Fairfield County Strictly Business, H 7/5/83 p25+ legalizing accessory Ad Club fund boosted [photo], H Aaron, Dr. Stuart D. apartments, H 5/19/83 p13 5/31/83 p23 Doctors assume Accidents Awards made by Ad Club, H ophthalmological practice, H Bills from mishap mount, so 11/1/83 p15 11/7/83 p41 couple seeks bankruptcy Adams Academy-Westport AARP-Norwalk-Rowayton [photo], H 11/11/83 p1+ P & Z favors keeping Adams Chapter Accidents-Norwalk Academy as museum, H Retired persons pick new Police Blotter: Hand caught in 7/27/83 p13 officers, H 6/9/83 p6 machine, H 9/16/83 p6 Westport P & Z deciding future of AAUW-New Canaan Chapter Acme United Corp. old schoolhouse, H 7/23/83 American Association of Strictly Business, H 12/20/83 p9 University Women, H 6/14/83 p29+ Adams, Ann-Marie Petis p6A Action Housing Inc. Committee names Woman of the AAUW-Norwalk/Westport Builder's bid rejected, H 12/30/83 Year [photo], H 8/15/83 p6 Chapter p20 Italian-Americans name 1983 AAUW awards scholarship, H Moderate-income condos Woman of the Year [photo], 8/1/83 p11 planned for site of old H 7/29/83 p19 American Association of plastics factory, H 12/8/83 p1 Addison, Willie University Women, H 6/14/83 Action Telex Addison to lead Corinthian Lodge p6A Strictly Business, H 10/18/83 [photo], H 7/11/83 p22 Abbott, Chris p14+ Administration and Service Home/Town People, H 5/17/83 Actors-Norwalk Center p11 Moss Hart's `Light Up Sky' opens Honeyhill School is favored as Abbott, Howard M. Acting Ensemble season site for school administration New offices going up on Rt. 7 [photo], H 6/17/83 p15 offices, H 9/28/83 p1+ [photo], H 8/9/83 p22 Actors-Westport Sloan asks $738,000 for Abbott, Joseph Actor hit the road for spaghetti Honeyhill move, H 12/5/83 Center Picks Joseph Abbott As sauce [photo], H 5/20/83 p13 p1+ Director [photo], H 4/8/83 p8 The Bryces present fun on Admiral Temps Abel, Ed Wednesdays: Mainstays of Admiral Temps in Norwalk is Home/Town People [photo], H show biz [photo], H 7/25/83 growing 100%, adds owner, 11/15/83 p14 p11+ office, and accounting Abrahamson, Sheila Woodward and Newman host division [photo], H 5/3/83 p25 Family & Children's Aid here Westport party [photo], H Adoption names Sheila Abrahamson 7/15/83 p15+ Adoption agency helps clients [photo], H 6/7/83 p13 Actresses-Westport with out-of-the-way setting, H Accessory apartments-Norwalk Around the Towns, H 9/22/83 p13 7/14/83 p13 Norwalk accessory apartments Reception in Westport for Joanne Adoptions rule not working, H 5/21/83 Woodward [photo], H 6/15/83 Coppola, Robert V. and Kathleen p1+ p38 [Bittner] - son, H 8/10/83 p25 Accessory apartments-Weston The Bryces present fun on Adult education-Norwalk Apartment owners sign the Wednesdays: Mainstays of Adult education students cited for agreement, H 5/5/83 p13 show biz [photo], H 7/25/83 achievements [photo], H Accessory apartments-Westport p11+ 5/20/83 p26 Apartment hearing ends, H Walsh School receives help from Student congratulated by 10/21/83 p15 Woodward [photo], H 8/19/83 Norwalk mayor [photo], H Apartment regulation is drafted, p13 5/20/83 p6 H 8/22/83 p9+ Woodward and Newman host Advertising agencies Hearing tonight on apartments, H Westport party [photo], H Ad agency Knudsen-Moore re- 9/22/83 p13 7/15/83 p15+ named to include its president [photo], H 12/6/83 p18+ 1 April-December 1983 Advertising agencies (Continued) Akiyama, Mary Alonso, Beth Tonner County's newest ad agency Home/Town People, H 6/14/83 New Canaan Chamber hires new [photo], H 10/4/83 p19 p15 director [photo], H 9/15/83 Advertising, Television. SEE Akoury, Tom p14 TELEVISION ADVERTISING Aitkins, (sic) Akoury seeking Alpha Omicron Pi Aeronautics-Accidents record [photo], H 10/14/83 Alpha Omicron Pi, H 6/14/83 Crowd mourns victims of p29 p12A Saturday air crash, H 6/17/83 Alan Goldberg/Elliot Noyes Altieri, Mark T. p6 Associates Candidate isn't district resident, Local woman tried to help flight Mobil service station redesign by takes self out of council race, steward, H 8/22/83 p1+ Alan Goldberg/Elliot Noyes H 8/9/83 p1+ Memorial mass Thursday for Associates [photo], H 5/24/83 Altman, Rose plane crash victims, H p19 Norwalk seniors visit Washington 6/15/83 p6 Albanese, Liborio [photo], H 10/6/83 p27 Wilton teen is hurt in airplane Photo winner [photo], H 5/18/83 Alvarenga, Liz crash, H 6/15/83 p14 p28 Loom Captures Second Prize Aeronautics-Accidents-1983 Albert, Burton [photo], H 4/11/83 p6 Area liquor stores reporting New book on clubs for kids Amati Trio Stolichnaya sales are lower [photo], H 12/8/83 p17 Amati Trio star in Brahms' [photo], H 9/17/83 p1+ Alberta, John II birthday series: Johannes is Aged-Housing-Norwalk Norwalk salesman honored 150 years old [photo], H Solutions sought for problems of [photo], H 8/2/83 p19 7/8/83 p15 elderly: GNCC Panel Alcohol possession-Norwalk Celebrating Brahms [photo], H explores alternatives, H Police Blotter: Amount of beer 7/14/83 p38 5/27/83 p16 seized misstated, H 6/2/83 p8 Ameer, Charles Aged-Services-Norwalk Alcoholism Council of Mid- Censured cop vows to submit Nutrition center for Hispanics Fairfield County grievance, H 9/24/83 p1+ opens [photo], H 10/6/83 p6 Alcoholism council warns teen- American Association of Aged-Taxation-Norwalk agers, H 6/25/83 p9+ University Women. SEE Tax board approves elderly relief Council to charge some fees, H AAUW plan, H 10/25/83 p8 6/27/83 p19 American Can Co. Tax cuts eyed for some aged of Games that help children of NSTC gets $300,000 computer $100 to $300, H 10/6/83 p1+ alcoholics: Breaking vicious as a gift from American Can, Tax relief for aged on agendas, H cycle [photo], H 6/20/83 p11 H 6/24/83 p7 10/11/83 p1+ New director [photo], H 5/2/83 p29 American Cancer Society Tax relief ordinance approved in Alcoholism Council of Mid- Cancer chairman [photo], H committee, H 10/13/83 p11 Fairfield County Inc. 5/2/83 p29 Agostin, Marie Alcoholism Council hires a Jervis is named chairman Around the Towns, H 5/16/83 p10 coordinator [photo], H [drawing], H 9/7/83 p25 AIDS 10/3/83 p29 American Field Service Three AIDS victims in county Optometrist honored [photo], H In France [photo], H 5/2/83 p9 have died, H 5/26/83 p1+ 7/5/83 p29 Meeting marks merger [photo], H Air Force Association Two new program members hired 5/2/83 p8 Westport AFA chapter honored by Alcoholism Council American Heart Association [photo], H 11/30/83 p13 [photo], H 11/7/83 p16 Funds donated to AHA [photo], H Air-Pollution Allen's Meadows-Wilton 7/11/83 p25 Drained pond causes stench, H Officials beginning study of American Legion Post 12- 9/19/83 p13 Allen's Meadows plan, H Norwalk East Norwalk odor due to 6/4/83 p9 American Legion Auxiliary, H breakdown of motor, H Proposal for Allen's Meadows is 6/14/83 p2A 7/1/83 p1+ criticized by WHS teacher, H Ladies Auxiliary installs officers Foul odor a problem for five 5/14/83 p9+ [photo], H 8/31/83 p22 years near dyeing plant on Allen, Chy American Lung Association Main Avenue [photo], H Home/Town People, H 5/31/83 ALA elects new officers [photo], 9/15/83 p1+ p13 H 11/21/83 p29 Aitkin, Peter Allen, Ray Lung Association aided by Aitkins, (sic) Akoury seeking Home/Town People, H 5/31/83 trekkers [photo], H 8/15/83 record [photo], H 10/14/83 p13 p25 p29 Almore, Beth American Muslim Center of It's been a great year: World title, NHS senior Beth Almore is Norwalk Hall of Fame choice [photo], honored with outstanding Muslim Center makes awards H 12/21/83 p41+ scholarship award, H 9/28/83 [photo], H 7/21/83 p6 Local driver piling up points p10 [photo], H 7/29/83 p37 2 April-December 1983 American Red Cross-Darien Andrews, Sean 12/12/83 p6, H 12/23/83 p6, Chapter Scholarship awarded [photo], H H 12/27/83 p6 Around the Towns, H 12/7/83 p16 7/2/83 p12 In the Service [photo], H 9/2/83 New officers elected by Darien Animals, Treatment of p28 Red Cross, H 9/26/83 p11 City farmer nets $535 for Local sailor, 18, killed in accident Red Cross director honored, H slaughter of sheep, H near base [photo], H 8/19/83 12/14/83 p14 11/11/83 p1+ p1+ American Red Cross-Norwalk- Anthony, Tony Norwalk airman receives medal, Wilton Chapter Westport artist wins top N.
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