Committees Named By Lions Club President
Lions Club president Benjamin Keiman announces committee appointments for the year. John Agricola becomes vice president in charge. D J Ogalin chairs the program committee with assistants J C Bednar Jr J Sajter Jr and Robert E Trevethan. Other chairs include Raymond W Ganim health and welfare Irving Dobkin safety Harold L VanWinkle education Roland T Yale and Francis V Stosse. Property transactions and deed filings noted for Edwin Sargeant to Mark Richardson and George Criscione to Herbert Anderson.
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John Agricola
D. J. Ogalin
J. C. Bednar, Jr
J. Sajter, Jr
Robert E. Trevethan
Raymond W. Ganim
E. E. Gesner
Stephen Lucas
Lloyd I. Dryden
R. W. Scott
Harold Bailey
John A. Hansen
P. A. Mozzi
Frank F. Ogalin
Wiows
Saul B. Rapport
N. E. Peebles
F. L. Perachio
Nicholas Torsiello
Carl Schreyer
al Racine
W. A. McLaughlin
W. R. McDonald
Harold L. VanWinkle
W. E. French
Roland T. Yale
Arthur E. Hart
Herman Shuchat
James E. McNamara
Francis V. Stosse
George L. Gunther
L. I. Dryden
Daniel McLeod
James G. Robson
Benjamin Cutrufello
Arthur Kennedy
W. R. McNeil
William Blamey, Sr
Julius Tuccciarone
William Blamey
Nils R. Johnson
P. J. Vitale
Robert Hudak
Frank Gramalini
Andrew Spada
John MacWilliams
Union Services Begin On Sunday Morning
A series of union services for Congregational and Methodist church members starts Sunday morning at 11? in the Congregational church. The Rev. Melville S. Bulmer, Methodist pastor, will preach during July. These joint services have occurred for two decades. Grange Meets Tonight In Red Men’s hall at 8 o'clock Housatonics Grange members Marion Finger and Mildred Luce, past masters, lead a special Grange Night program.
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Melville S. Bulmer
Methodist Church
Grange
Housatonic Grange
Red Men's Hall
Marion Finger
Mildred Luce
Grange Night
Stop signs sought on Woodcrest and Arbor intersections
Councilman Edmond A. Dorne forwards resident petitions to Town Manager Harry B. Flood requesting stop signs at Woodcrest avenue and Arbor street. He notes increased traffic on both streets endangering children and urges traffic control. An ordinance hearing on sanitary sewers for Hilltop drive is set for July 10 at 7 30 p m in the Municipal building, led by Committee Chairman Julius Tucciarone.
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Edmond A. Dorne
Harry B. Flood
Woodcrest Avenue
Arbor Street
Dorne
Whippoorwill Lane
Arrowhead Place
Julius Tucciarone
Nine Receive Certificates For First Aid Course
Nine persons completed the standard first aid course taught by James Ferguson will receive certificates. Recipients include William R. Antickiel James Bean John Delaney Robert Frysinger Edward F. Gorry Edward F. Martin Beatrice Stanis Edward C. Tremehard and John H. Wheeler. Peter Tremml will begin his summer junior dog training course in Sterling Park today at 10:30 a.m.
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James Ferguson
George Wood
Red Cross First Aid
William R. Antickiel
James Bean
John Delaney
Robert Frysinger
Edward F. Gorry
Edward F. Martin
Beatrice Stanis
Edward C. Tremehard
John H. Wheeler
Peter Tremm
Sterling Park
PAD order revocation disputed in multiple states
AP reports that PAD officials said ten state regulatory commissions advised against revoking its order 2 which limits new gas service extensions for house heating and requires PAD approval for large industrial extensions. The order once covered 15 states plus DC, now only applies in DC, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Rhode Island. In New Haven, Algonquin Gas Transmission won approval to begin immediate construction of pipelines in North Haven and Wallingford, with court permission for land entry.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Regulatory Commissions
District of Columbia
Connecticut
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Congress
New Haven
Algonquin Gas Transmission Company
North Haven-Wallingford
Superior Court
Samuel Mellitz
North Haven Fair Association
State Street
North Haven
Martin Tessmer
Parkers Farms
Florence Ulizio
Cook Hill
Wallingford
Picnic at Putnam Park Sunday School Event
The Sunday school of Second Baptist church at 788 Kossuth Street hosts a picnic today at Putnam Park. A church bus departs at 10 a.m. for those without transport. Mrs. Ida Gismondi leads the Women's club luncheon at noon with ice cream and chocolate milk served by Sunday school members. Attendees should bring sandwiches and a covered dish for the community lunch table. A 1 p.m. program of games and entertainment follows for children.
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Second Baptist Church
Kossuth Street
Putnam Park
Ida Gismondi
Eleven firemen hurt in Elm City photography school blaze
June 27 AP Elm City New Haven eleven firefighters were injured or overcome by smoke in a two alarm blaze at the Progressive School of Photography on Sherman Avenue. Damage estimated at 10000 to 15000 dollars. three treated for facial burns, one cut hand, and seven given oxygen. The fire was discovered by three student men.
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New Haven
Progressive School of Photography
Sherman Avenue
Lee tailorized sizes shirts and pants for boys
Sizes 29 to 38, khaki and grey in Lee matched shirt and pants made of new Chetopa twill. Lustrous finish, good looks, solid comfort and long wear. Howland's Boys' Wear, Street Floor.
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van Raalte
Howland
Lee
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