Selectmen Bar Greens Farms Road To Shopping Center
Westport officials adopt a temporary rule blocking a driveway from a planned Greens Farms shopping center onto Morningside Drive. A traffic safety report urges keeping Morningside Drive for school use only, with access via Post Road and possibly Church Street. Lutheran church membership in North America declines for the second year, totaling 9,176,846.
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Greens Farms
Marnjanee
Ingside Drive
Board of
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Ate
New Haven
Morningside Drive
Fost
Church Street
Mroningside Drive
Ltherans
New York
UPI
North America
Lutheran Conneil
U.S.A
Norwalk Parking Revenue and 1924 Reunion Notices
Norwalk Parking Authority reports seven month net revenue of 432209.01 after expenses and allocations to debt reduction and capital projects. July income from meters and lots totals 51167.20 with miscellaneous receipts and phone booth commissions adding 312.16. The article also lists a 1924 Norwalk High School reunion Aug 29 at Rolph Point pavilion with officers and committee members. It includes marriage license filings and bids for Colonial Village heating renovations and Metoff supply proposals. Planning continues for tidal basin work at Charles Creek and related permits.
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Norwalk
Cirb
Isaac Street
Haviland Street
Royal James Int
Wall Street
Main Street
Webster Street
Norwalk High School
Rolph Point
Karry Kennel
Harold Buckley
Eugene Levesqi
Margaret Chiluim
Abbie Savage Campbell
Thomas F. Skidd
Mabel G. Ireland
Thomas Charles Bristovish
June Avenue
Irma Adele Wagner
Newfield Street
Wilfred Thomas Hamelin
Wallingford
Joan Filan Caron
Dairy Farm Road
Robert Michael Clark
Long Ridge Road
West Redding
Diane Claire
Sallarelli
Yorkshire Road
Paul Lawrence] Starzyk
Orumlin Road
Westport
Mary Ruth Gardner
Ponns Avenue
Stephen James Beatty
Deorah
Susan Margaret Glardr
Sasqua Pond Road
Norwalk Housing Authority
Colonial Village
Attica
Authority
Monroe Street
Point Meeting Lot
Vielock
City Hall
Patsy Cutrone
Charles Creek
Greegory Point
Galrone
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Slate Water Resources
Wolcott Tract Urged as Racetrack Site
Milford High School students Joseon Sastre and Barbara Cvek will attend a Youth Center event at Quinnipiac College Hamden sponsored by the Connecticut division of the American Red Cross. About TM delegates from 16 chapters will discuss racism war drugs moral values and pollution and plan actions for state chapters. Terry Quorblis from Milford on the staff will assist.
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Joseon Sastre
Barbara ¢Avek
Milford High School
Youth Center
Connecticut
American Red Grass
Quinnipiac College
Hamden
Youth! Center
Itill
Terry Quorblis
Milford
Pop Warner Team Tryouts Continue in Wolcott Area
AP reports ongoing Pop Warner tryouts as Wolcott area groups push plans for a 40 acre racetrack project near Southington. Recreation director Edward Austin notes limited attendance due to area vacations and business interests. Public hearing planned as Wolcott weighs a 40 acre site for racing facilities amid mixed local support.
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Warner Farmingbury Development Corp
Hag
Millon Levary Niual
iWaere
Byhury
Louse
Allangar
Carmogtleut
Ram
Tl Genesat Assembly
Austin
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Milford Firefighters Sixth Annual Ball Planned
The Milford Professional Firefighters Association Local 34 will hold its sixth annual ball on Sept 11 from 9 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall on Bridgeport Avenue. Reservations contact David Woodmaensee or Harry Hyatt. Commemorative events and setups noted by the committee.
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Milford Professional Firefighters Association
Knights of Cadulabus Hall
Bridgeport Avenue
David Woodmaensee
Pearl Millstreat
Harry Hyatt
Pomona Drive
Signs of the Times Tightens Outdoor Ads in Lima
A Pert AP report notes Lima government rules that moving houses and night sales must tone down outdoor signs. Officials deemed ads pornographic or in poor taste and aimed to protect public morality.
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Lima
Pert
Movig
Elas
Concert Association Notes Patron Deadline
The Community Loncert association announces a patron deadline for listings. Patrons will be accepted after the date but may not be printed or guaranteed in the published copy. Further information or applications are available. postmark timing governs inclusion.
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Concert Association
Community Loncert Association
United States
Milford Lawmaker Presses Tax Package Support
Milford state representative Ferald Stevens, a Republican, urges Governor Maskill to sign a bill repealing the income tax while acknowledging revenue shortfalls. He says Connecticut’s problems could worsen without large state expenditure cuts and notes the mandate from constituents to pursue income tax. Stevens is an assistant House minority leader.
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Milford
Ferald
F. Stevens
Connecticut
Skeveng
Thomas J. Maskill
Tevenk
House
State Inspectors Check Meat Plants Across Several Cities
State meat and weight inspectors surveyed meat plants in Hartford New Britain New Haven Bridgeport and Stratford. They found overall sanitation generally good with one scale registration issue and a few minor problems. Barbara Dunn commissioner said inspections covered scales weights ham burger sampling and general sanitation with some areas rated excellent.
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Stratford
Bridgeport
Barbara
Hartford
J New Britain
Dunn
Massachusetts Senate Backs Lottery Plan in Tie Vote
The Massachusetts Senate gave only a tie first approval to a House draft creating a state lottery. The measure would place control in the State Treasurer’s office, with proceeds used for local aid, education scholarships, mental health, and debt service. An amendment would give the governor veto power over the executive director selection, while the treasurer would veto the other commission members.
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Massachusetts Senate
Ieasire
Robert 9
Department of Mental Health
Board of Education
Statt
Republicas
Francis W. Kargent
Crane
Net
New Jersey
Sarpoit
Itha
Bridgeport Man Pleads Guilty in Public Disturbance Case
Judge William C. Blellich imposed a one dollar fine yesterday in Bridgeport court on Renny Burges a year old Bridgeport man who pleaded guilty to breach of peace after police said he shouted for a ride at Aug 5 encounter with radio patrolmen at 168 Hanover Street Burges began shouting obscenities when refused service and was arrested.
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Wiliam C. Blellich
Ligouilcourt
Bridgeport
Renny Burges
Hanover Street
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Firefighters Plan
Clifton A. Moore
G. Fox and Company
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Edward Taft
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Ray Benvenuti
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