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The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 27

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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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27
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HARTFORD, Jan. (AP) St Highway Commissioner Howard. Ives has placed on the use -of their over. by some of the employes on officiai business at mileage rates. The matter was brought to a head recently when it was dis- Heat for Highway ill An electrician fasteas down part "of a special heating' cable to the road surface of highway near Kingston, The' final layer of asphalt is laid over the cable which helps to prevent freezing on.

the road in weather. Ives Curbs High Trip Mileage By Aides in Personal Gars Ives said that than' half of the "I- who- exceeded the 300- miie limit drove more than 1,000 miles-during trie month, ana that one drove 2,200 -miles. Each charged the state the standard eiaht cents a'nu'Ie. Ives said, the department plans redistribute the 325 state car- Given to 23 claimed mileage in excess of the 500-mile, -limit imposed by- the-state: OPEN THURS. TILL 9 P.M.

at its disposal so; that employes rolling up. heavy mileage monthly will receive 'State cars rather than using their own.automobiies. In the -future, said the commis sioner, bureau i heads- and district engineers will be held responsi ble for the use of 'cars by em ployes under their, jurisdiction, department heads who -permit their wprkerfito roll tip, high trip mileage on their cars "will be called, on carpet," Ives said. not going, to be any excuses," he added. In Fairfield CD Course AS USUAL in JANUARY SILVER DISCOUNT SLEEP SHOP OFFERS YOU THE LARGEST DISCOUNTS IN THE AREA ON HIGH-QUALITY, NATIONALLY KNOWN Quality BEDDING PRODUCTS Mattresses Hollywood Beds Hi-Risers Bunk Beds Studios Headboards OPEN-STOCK BEDROOM PIECES In Maple.

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larimrti Ave. Tyrn right ant block. Twenty three members of the Fairfield Police department-and the Special Police organization were awarded certificates last night for the completion of an eight week Civil Defense basic rescue', course-. 'The presentation was made in Grasmerc school by H. Meffor.d Runyon, CD director, who commended the men for their "zeal and interest." Police Chief James Kranyik also congratulated the recipients of the certificates.

The course, under the direction of Lieut. Thomas J. Len-non, included actual demonstration, of first aid rescue. stretcher lashing and handling, care and use of ladders and lift devices, basic fire fighting, and knot tying. Films also were shown.

Virgil Pastor, CD director for Shelton, was the chief instruclor. He was' assisted by Sgt. Patrick Carroll of the Fairfield Police department, Chief Joseph Stopa of the Fire department, James McCarthy of the Special police and Warren Bierwothc of Shelton, Receiving the certificates were Capt. Philip J. Ganser.

Lieut. Lennon and Patrolman Frank Bunkoci of the Police department and Special policemen as follows: Ernest Bergeron, James Cavanaugh, John Colangclo, Pau! Comers. William Kiss, John Kop-so, -Leonard Lukomske, Edward Maloncy, Raymond Manchester, Nehez. Frank Sabo, Stephen Homa, JosFnh Sobol, Donald Spigarola. -Robert Sullivan, William Szabo, Louis Verjas, John KowaLs, Julius Kranyik and Lawrence Breen.

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374,681
Years Available:
1918-1977