Nichols Yacht Marina Sold for 400000 in Milford Harbor Plan
The Sea Frolic Yacht Marina, Inc. led by A G Barbieri bought Nichols Yacht Marina for 400000 amid a Milford Planning and Zoning hearing where Barbieri urged zoning the Beard’s Creek to Government Marine Fisheries parcel for commercial boating to expand marina use. City Clerk records show 20 other land and building sales last week, including homes on Trumbull Miles Avenue and Naugatuck Avenue with prices from 9 000 to 70 000.
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L Owly
Milford Harbor
Barbieri
David
Harriet Havanich
van and
Barbara Lott Jr
Trumbull Avenue
William Kiernan
Stephen
Gail Ryder
Miles Avenue
Kerman
Rosalie Grassmann
Alexander and
Gabriella Szabodos
Summit Avenue
Joseph and
Dorothy Farkas
Theodore
Suzanne Johansmeyer
Pascie Street
Margaret Franzito
Roberto
Jacqueline Marchetti
Cleveland Avenue
Esther Granatin
Gaetano Ferriude
Point Beach Drive
Vera
Elizabeth McFarren
Thomas, Michel
Joseph Casey
Naugatuck Avenue
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Connecticut Light and Power Company
Henry
Constance Agahigain
Howard
Barbara Baird
Wheeler
Eafen Inc
James
Judy Ruddy Jr
Hilda Hattomley
Daniel
Nancy Roberts
High Street
Peter and
Isabelle Beneivenga
Giovanni
Clelia Vitti
Wilshire Boulevard
James and
Marueen Fiere
James Pascarelli
Elgin Road
Construction Consultants, Inc
Robert and
Mary Keckler
Terrace Road
Ronald Morse
Alfred Posey
Westport LWV Action Chair Ruth Sims to Speak at Greens Farms
Ruth L. Sims of Riverside, national action chair of the League of Women Voters, will address Westport LWV members tomorrow at 9 15 a.m. at Greens Farms Congregational Church. Sims has led state and national LWV roles and served on Connecticut commissions and local civic groups.
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Ruth L. Sims
Riverside
National Action
League of Women Voters
Westport
LWV
Greens Farms Congregational Church
Sims
State League
National Board
League
Alexandria
Simses
Greenwich
Sarasin criticizes Nixon pay bill veto
Rep Ronnald A. Sarasin of Connecticut decries President Nixon and veto of the minimum wage act. He supports the act despite criticisms, noting a $2.20 per hour rise would curb industry defection to low wage states and aid workers earning barely a living wage.
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Washington
Ronnald A. Sarasin
Rconn
Richard M. Nixon
Connecticut
Rep. Sarasin
House Senate
South
jRep
Sarasin
Officers of Second District American Legion Auxiliary to Install
Mrs Maureen Poole and officers of the Second district American Legion Auxiliary will install incoming officers Saturday at Fowler Memorial building on New Haven avenue. New officers include Mrs Michael Kivic president and several vice presidents chaperon etc. William Morett named commander. Leopold Bisson chairs Post 34. Boys Bowling League starts Sept 26 at Devon Lanes for ages eight to thirteen with a three week practice then team division. Bays 1 to 13 register Sept 26, eight to ten year olds Sept 27. League director Bay Benvenuti.
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Kings Highway
Howard
Barbara Haird
Ronald
Jean
Austin
Wilson Street
Maureen Poole
Second District
American Legion Auxiliary
Fowler Memorial Building
New Haven Avenue
Michael Kivic
Raymond Arnold
George Smith
Frank Ragusa
Marshall Gerry
Bradley Knapp
Leopold Bisson
Burns Grant
Nelson Rogers
Angel DeMassie
William Morett
Milford Recreation Department
50 Percent of Hartford Students Absent Reasonably
Hartford AP report cites Hartford Public Schools Director of Research G William Saxton presenting figures at Trinity College on attendance. About 3 600 pupils are absent on a typical school day with 1 500 to 1 800 of them having no legitimate reason for staying away. Total Hartford enrollment is 29 380 as the seminar on attendance and truancy is sponsored by the Hartford Assembly on Education and Mayor George Athanson.
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Hartford
Hartford Public Schools
G. William Saxton
Trinity College
Saxton
Hartford Assembly On Education
George Athanson
Audubon Society Plans Refuge Field Trip to Mianus Gorge
The Saugatuck Valley Audubon Society will guide a public field trip to Mianus River Gorge Wildlife Refuge and Botanical Preserve on Saturday, Sept. 22. Leader George Zepco aims to observe fall warblers and migratory birds. participants meet at Westport Youth Museum at 7:30 a.m. Bring weather appropriate clothing, lunches, bird guides and binoculars. Also noting openings in a scuba course and Line certification program at Westport YMCA starting October.
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Saugatuck
Zepco
Westport
YMCA
Women's Club Board To Meet Tonight Milford club exec to meet at 8 at Mrs Nours home
The Milford Woman's Club executive board will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. David Nours with Mrs. Thomas Young as co host. President Mrs. Douglas Sheppard will preside. The club's first meeting is set for Oct 1 at 4 p.m. at the Mary Taylor Methodist church.
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Milford Woman's Club
David Nours
Thomas Young
Mary Taylor Methodist Church
Douglas Sheppard
Norwalk to Hear Wetlands Rules at Public Meeting
Norwalk officials seek input on inland wetlands as DEP explains regulations under a 1972 state law. A Sept 24 hearing at City Hall will designate wetlands areas while maps are on display in the City Hall board room for public inspection.
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Common Council
State Department of Environmental Protection
DEP
Nathan Hale School
Strawberry Hill Avenue
Walter Avenue
Norwalk
Connecticut
Seous le
City Conservation Commission
City Hall
Estimate Board
Board of Estimate and Taxation
Garden Club Installs Officers Wednesday
Forest Heights Garden club will install officers for 1973-4 at its annual meeting held Wednesday at Mrs. Francis McCarthy's home 41 Cedarhurst lane. Mrs. Philip Hutt serves as co-hostess. Prizes will go to the three members with the most year long points for civic projects garden club activities and intra club flower arrangement competitions and workshops.
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Forest Heights
German Town Band to Play At Perkin Elmer Norwalk
The 95 piece Ueberlingen town band from West Germany will perform a free outdoor concert of traditional German symphonic and band music at 3 p.m. Monday Sept. 24 on the Perkin Elmer grounds opposite Calder on Route 7 in Norwalk. If rain, the concert moves to Central Catholic High School auditorium. Twenty members of Perkin Elmer’s German subsidiary Bodenseewerk Perkin Elmer are among the company’s board. The band played at the General von Steuben Day parade in New York City.
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Norwalk
Ueberlingen
West Germany
Perkin-Elmer Corporation
Calder
Route 7
Fairfield County
New York City
New England
Perkin-Elmer
Perkin - Elmer
Bodenseewerk Perkin-Elmmer
Central Catholic High School
West Rocks Road
Strike Will Continue Against Electric Boat
GROTON Conn AP Members of the Marine Craftsmen's Association voted overwhelmingly to continue their eight week strike against the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics. Vincent Castranova MDA vice president said more than 1 200 of the 1 800 members were present with only three opposed on a voice vote. The walkout began June 30 over economic and non economic issues and the last meeting with company representatives was Thursday with none scheduled.
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Groton
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