Milford City Clerk Awaits Effect of New Laws
The General Assembly enacted laws altering town clerks operations. Milford City Clerk Margaret S. Egan said the changes, effective yesterday, will bring added work for staff as voter registration, real estate transfer taxes, meeting listings, and license fees shift to town clerks. New rules require real estate transfer tax collection and posting of meeting schedules, with penalties for late filings. Boat license purchases rise to 4.50 with annual expiry, and out of state sport fishing fees increase. A long list of local names appears as anticipated recipients or recipients of notices or duties under the new laws.
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General Assembly
Margaret S. Egan
Mer
Connecticut
Yale School Chorus Presents Christmas Program
Members of the Mathewson school chorus under director Chester W. Crawley performed a Christmas program for parents and PTA at the school. Piano accompanist was Mrs. Katherine Winkie, with listed members Christopher Boss Judith Groves Susan Lestjkowski Doreen Plank David Denno Michael Gillingham Patrice Kellard Isabelle Leggat Cynthia Maier Robert Palensaude Robin Pooley Joseph Posta and Lynn Vagtivelo.
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Mathewson “School
PTA
Chester W. Crawley
Katherine Winkie
Christopher Boss
Judith Groves
Susan Lest 1Jkowski
Doreen Plank
David Denno
Michael Gillingham
Patrice Kellard
Isabelle Leggat
Cynthia Maier
Robert Palensaude
Robin Pooley
Joseph Posta
Lynn Vagtivelo
Communion Rites At Church Sunday
The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be administered at 9 15 and 11 am services Sunday at the Church of Christ Congregational per Rev Irvin Thursby. Deacons ushers and deaconesses serving in the two services are listed with names. Flowers for the church were donated by local families and individuals. Milford Redevelopment.
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Church of Christ Congregational
Irvin Thursby
Richard Schreiber
G. Elton Francis
Bernard Mann
Evie Giovanelly
Theodore Hakinson
Joseph Cooper
Henry Lucksinger
David Allen
John Balestrini
John Furanna
N. V. Bodie
Milford
Amaranth and Legion Auxiliary Meet Tonight
The Milford Amaranth group will convene Thursday at 8 p m in the conference room of the main office at 87 River Street chaired by Charles Lew is. The Milford Court Order of Amaranth and the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 34 announce 8 o clock and 8:15 p m meetings at the Masonic Temple 59 Broad Street and Fowler Memorial Building New Haven Avenue led by Mrs. Mabel Lang and Mrs. Betty Smith respectively.
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Danbury
River Street
Charles Lewis
Amaranth
Milford Court Order of
Masonic Temple
Broad Street
Mabel Lang
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Fowler Memorial
New Haven Avenue
Betty Smith
Danbury School Absences Signal Flu Upturn After Holidays
Absentee rates reach 19.6 percent district wide with 1,511 students out after the Christmas break. High school shows 20 percent missing, junior high 278 absent, and elementary levels vary from normal to high as health officials warn of a worsening flu wave while urging flu shots for older residents.
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Danbury
Danbury High School
Patrick J. Murnane
Felix Tomaino
Catholic Nurses
English Classes For Portuguese At Empire Manufacturing
The Adult Education division of the Board of Education, with Empire Manufacturing, inaugurates English classes for Portuguese employees at the Oak Street plant. Daniel Donofrio says sessions run Monday mornings and Wednesday evenings, with about 17 students enrolled. Classes cover blueprint reading and shop mathematics through Bullard Haven Vocational School cooperation, on company time. Feliciano Martojra tutors the class, and plans for similar programs with industry are set for the future.
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Board of Education
Empire Manufacturing Company
Oak Street
Daniel Donofrio
Bullard Havens
Feliciano Marto Jra
Central High School
Housing Chief Named to NAHRO Housing Division Committee
Danbury Housing Authority executive director Joseph E. Canale was named to NAHRO's national Housing Division Committee. The two year appointment, announced by Haley Sorge, involves policy work and meetings in Washington and at NAHRO events. Canale, a Danbury native, also leads local museum efforts with progress on Rogers Park pond skating and school activities resuming after the holiday break.
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Joseph E. Canale
Danbury
Association
NAHRO
Washington, D.C
Rogers Park
Crotty
Industrial Tract Sold on Kenosia Avenue
Paper Machine Components Inc has bought about ten and a half acres on Kenosia Avenue including buildings from Rose L Merrill R and Betty G Sands of Brookfield. Purchase price is about 60000 dollars per deeds filed with Town Clerk Margaret Yacko. A company spokesman declined further comment calling the land industrial.
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Kenosia Avenue
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Douglas Kahle
Beverlee Lucas
David Mitel
Theresa Rieger
Stephen Rothman
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Kimberly Thomas
Lynn Thomson
Deborjah Waddon
Jonathan Wap
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Michelle Koegel
Barry O
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Pullman
S Sher
Connecticut Post Center
Immaculate High School
Federal Unit
Canale
Danisbury Scott-Fanton Museum and Historical Society
Mary E. Macchiavenna
Danbury Civil Services Commission
Dwight J. Abbott
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Randiak
Rogers Park Pond
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Tokyo
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