Beacon Falls Public Library Offers Broad Holiday Gift Picks
The Beacon Falls Public Library lists titles including The Honorary Consul The First Deadly Sin and Dragon Under the Hill. The library joins a statewide reciprocal borrowing program while posting winter hours and hosting a Seymour High School Christmas tree planting and concert.
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Gwalthey
Haldane Station
Randall
White Pavilion
Johnston
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Maybbry
Moonraker
Brent
McBain
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Tyre
Drury
Sted P
ION
Dée- 15
Seymour High School
Charles Nilson
Minstrels
Meeting notes urge Senior citizens to attend agingCommission session
Senior citizens are urged to attend a Commission on Aging meeting Thursday December 13 at 7 30 p m at Town Hall. Chief Administrator George Sabo Jr is expected to discuss possible after naves for a local mini bus service. Town Clerk Mary Handy notes hunting fishing trapping licenses available Tuesday through Friday 9 a m to noon and 1 to 4 p m through 1974 licenses expiring December 3 1973. Inland Wetlands ordinance work stalls as council seeks expert input and further information following last night's session chaired by Robert O Brien.
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Commission On
Town Hall
George Sabo Jr
Mary Handy
Handy
Robert O'Brien
O’brien
Boy Scout Troop 194 elects officers at meeting
At a recent Boy Scout Troop 194 gathering the elected officers were Senior Patrol Leader James Davis Scribe Chris Davis Quartermaster David Strumpf Patrol Leader Eagle Patrol Leon Graveline Patrol Leader Wolf Patrol Peter Corbett Patrol Leader Raccoon Patrol Raymond Steinfeld. Assistant Scoutmaster Howard Fowler will direct the troop's camping and biking activities.
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James Davis
Chris Davis
David Strumpf
Eagle Patrol
Leon Graveline
Wolf Patrol
Peter Corbett
Raccoon Patrol
Raymond Steinfeld
Howard Fowler
Expansion Opposed by Connecticut College Board
Hartford CT UP T Board of Trustees opposes expanding the University of Connecticut Stamford branch to a four year program, arguing existing Stamford schools can meet demand while state deficit and tight fiscal policies strain college funding. The legislature has approved the program.
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Hartford, Conn
UPT
State College Board of Trustees
University of Connecticut
Stamford
Bernice Niejadlik
State Colleges Board of Trustees
Connecticut
First robe of Justice Inge Black on display in Montgomery
The archives and History Building in Montgomery, Alabama exhibit the first robe worn by the late Supreme Court Justice Inge Black, a native of Alabama. The article notes holiday traffic risks and mentions the Connecticut Easter Seal Society endorsing the play as safe for Christmas.
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Supreme Court
Inge Black
Archives and History Building
Montgomery
Ala
Black
Alabama
Connecticut
Easter Seal Society
Providence Tightens Fuel Use Citywide After Allocation Cut
Providence officials announce broad fuel restrictions for city vehicles following a 10 percent cut by Gulf Oil. Mayor Joseph A. Dourley Jr. orders immediate 15 percent reductions for all operations except public safety and sanitation. Only limited vehicle fueling allowed. state plans may boost transportation with more buses and fringe parking areas. The New England Regional Commission meets to address energy shortage with a regional framework.
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API
Gulf Oil Co
Joseph A. Dourley Jr
Jo Ballons
Puis
Wily Pings
Khe
Government set to announce energy rules this week
The government plans to issue energy regulations this week prioritizing public transit and energy providers for scarce fuels, with agriculture users freight movers and the postal system as second priority. A briefing by Federal Energy Office director William E. Simon to the House Agriculture Committee outlined the priority program.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
William E. Simon
Federal Energy Office
House Agriculture Committee
Prospect obit for George N Veneziano
George N Veneziano of Prospect died Tuesday at St Marys Hospital after a long illness. Born in Madison Maine he was a former Waterbury resident and longtime Dot Fastener employee. Survived by wife Helen two sons George D and Robert A daughter Ellen Scapeccia four brothers and four sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Mulville Waterbury then St Anthonys Prospect burial Calvary Cemetery with calling hours today.
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George N. Veneziano
Pinecrest Drive
St. Mary's Hospital
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Maine
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Leonzia (Picanze) Veneziano
Waterbury
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Board of Recreation
Republican Town Committee
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Dot Fastener Corp
Patent Button Co
Helen
Mulville Funeral Home
West Main St
St. Anthony's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Task Force Set Up For Heart Surgery
Hartford health officials announce a new state task force to ensure high quality and wide access to open heart surgery. Dr. John M. Glasgow of the University of Connecticut will chair the panel tasked with geographic distribution, utilization of centers, and possible new facilities in underserved areas.
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Hartford, Conn
UPS
James D. Whillen
Advisory Committee For Comprehensive Health Planning
Connecticut
Whitten
John M. Glasgow
University of Connecticut
Utilities May Continue From Page Four Shortfall endangers New England power
Sillin warns that a 0 percent shortfall of oil could trigger variances from air standards to burn coal. He says if federal allocation does not deliver 9 willow barrels of residual oil for the period through March, New England faces severe electric power shortages. The region relies on oil for about 72.8 percent of its power in 1972 and needs immediate action from the Federal Energy Administration to avert a winter fuels crisis.
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New England
Sillin
Federal Energy Administration
Funeral for Charles E Aquavin Sr. Held at St Francis Church
The funeral for Charles E Aquavin Sr., 73, of 14 Woodland St., was held today at 8:30 a.m. from Fitzgerald-Sgrilla- Zembruski Funeral Home to St. Francis Church for a Mass at 9. Rev. Raymond Pilrozzello officiated. Burial followed at St. James Cemetery. Bearers included James Aquavin Jr., Louis Farrar, William Beecher, Olympio Bartelli, Charles Uszakiewicz, Joseph Pawlak. honorary bearers were Mayor Willam Rado, Police Chief Frank Mariano, Patrolman Jerry Sirica, Fire Chief Domenic DeCarlo, and others.
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Charles EL Aquavia Sr
Woodland St
Fitzgerald - Sgrilla - Zembruski
North Main St
St. Francis Church
Raymond Pilrozzello
Edward J. Donnelly
James Farrar
Madeline Baker
St. James Cemetery
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