Auto Parts Industry Tops $25 Billion Yearly
UPI reports the auto parts business is a durable $25 billion annual market driven by more complex cars and longer ownership. Independent garages gain share as authorized dealers’ market slice falls from 50 percent in the 1930s to about 33 percent now, with parts prices rising over 15 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
APT
America
Frank Rogers
APS, Inc
Big Ant
Gulf & Western Industries, Inc
Tuto Parts
Charles Blubhorn
Rogers
Detroit
Automotive News
National Automobile Dealers Association
Obituaries for Mary Argitis and Ebba Badger
Mary M. Argitis, 90, of 51 Beebe St. dies at St. Marys Hospital after brief illness. Born April 7, 1921 in Port Jefferson, she is survived by husband John Urgilis and six children. Funeral from Buckmiller Funeral Home to St. Francis Church with burial at St. James Cemetery. Ebba Hallenberg Badger, 67, widow of Claude Badger, dies suddenly in Albuquerque while visiting her daughter. She leaves a son and two daughters, plus siblings and grandchildren. services in Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Argitis
Mary M. Argitis
Beebe St
St. Mary's Hospital
Port Jefferson
N.Y
Wilfred G
Hazel (Brannigan) Davis
St. Francis Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
John Urgilis
Brian Donnelly
Mary C. Urgilis
Naugatuck
John W
Edward P
Jeffrey D
William Davis
Framingham
Mass
Buckmiller Funeral
Fairview Ave
St. James Cemetery
Claude Badger Prospect
Ebba
Hallenborg) Allard Badger
Claude Badger
Merriman Lane
Baan Hospital
Albuquerque
N.M
Waterbury
Carl and
Hetty
Laurin) Hallenberg
Prospect
Prospect Congregational Church
Prospect Grange
Senior Citizens Club of
Edmond R. Allard
Watertown
Walter Herrmann
Saloshi Cishi
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Ernest Hallenberg
Robert Feest
Wolcott
Lane Patch
Woodbury
Stein Named Head Of Hospital Board In Waterbury
Morris Stein, president of Torrington Supply Co., was elected president of the Waterbury Hospital Board of Trustees after the annual meeting. He succeeds Harold Leever, who is retiring. New officers include Wayne Johnson as vice president, and several trustees and new members were elected to five year terms ending 1976. The report highlighted ongoing hospital projects, expanded programs, and a growing medical staff as Waterbury Hospital prepares for future residency training with St. Mary’s and Yale School of Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Stein
Torrington Supply Co
Waterbury
Waterbury Hospital Board of Trustees
Waterbury Hospital Corporation
Stein
Harold Leever
Bethlehem
Leever
MacDermid, Inc
New Hospital
Dartmouth
Waterbury Bar Association
Liberty Bell
United Council, Red Cross
Mahtatuck Council
Roy Scouls of America
Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Inter-Faith Committee
Jewish Federation
Waterbury Industrial Corp
Wayne E. Johnson
Scovill Manufacturing Co
Leavenworth P
Harlan M. Griswold
City National Bank
Norman C. Taylor
Stembler Archery, Inc
Middlebury
Lloyd Elston
Peter Paul, Inc
MacDermid
Hospital Corporation
Isidore Cross
Harper Leader, Inc
Waterbury “Hospital
Richard A. Derr
Pomeroy Pavilion
Waterbury Hospital Health Center
Irwitt Greenberg
Waterbury Hospital
Derr
A.J. Cappelletti
St. Mary's Hospitals
Funeral notices for Elmer Leach and Eugene Motel
Funeral details for Elmer Leach 69 of Birch Lane held at 9 am from Knight Funeral Home to the Church of the Annunciation for Mass at 9 36 am. Burial in Wildwood Cemetery. Eugene Motel of 202 Bungay Road Seymour to St Peter and St Pauls Derby for a 10 am High Mass of Requiem. Burial in Derby. Service times, call hours, and funeral home names listed.
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Alana
Boston
Buffalo
Charleston
Chicago
Columbus
Denver
Wear
Des Moines
Detroit
el Paso
Alderson
Houston
Central
Waterbury
Indianapol
Richard Purnell
Kansas City
Kansas City Oy 38 33 03 Fioiating
Los Angeles
Az Prospect Cemetery
Friends
Memphis
Miami Beach
Cpm Minn
St Paul
Cy 1815
Elmer Leach
Birch Lane
Knight Funeral Home
Memorial Ave
Williamsport
Church of the Annunciation
Joseph O'Shaunessey
Wildwood Cemetery
C.H. Green
Terrace Ave
Eugene Motel
Eugene
Bungay Rd
Seymour
Edward I' Adzima
Elizabeth St
Derby
St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church
Ansonia
St. Peter and St. Paul's
Parastas
Community notices include meeting cancellations and Santa visits
The Republican Town Committee cancels its regular monthly meeting for the holidays. Cub Scouts Pack 140 meet Dec 16 at Laurel Ledge School with a grab bag gift and Santa for younger siblings. Parish Council elections at St Michael's run through Dec 19 with three seats. Santa's annual town visit hosted by Beacon Hose Co. No. 1 runs Dec 20–22 with a detailed route and committee leadership listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Ledge School
Santa
St. Michael's Church
James O'Gara
Chester Uszakiewicz
Frances Feetsch
Edmund
William Neville
Francis Keith
Vinci Ann Follett
Maine Guard sells junk cars for cemetery fund
The Maine National Guard wrapped a five week operation around Augusta collecting discarded cars and selling them as junk. Proceeds amounting to 700 dollars were given to a building fund for an interdenominational chapel at the Maine Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Senators Cooper and Baker introduced federal permit legislation for strip miners pending state standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
UPI
Maine National Guard
Maine Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery
Washington
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Howard I. Baker Jr
R.venn
Traffic Montage Dateline Roads and Houses Schedule
Compiled schedule lists road segments and house references with times from 6:10 to 7:50 on Wednesday December 22. Locations include Fairfield Place Edgewood Drive Feldspar Avenue Laurel Ledge Highland Avenue North Circle South Circle Beacon Street Church Street Andraska Road Cotton Hollow Stone Bridge and Beacon Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Burton Road
Enamait
Clemons
Fairfield Place
South Main Street
Edgewood Drive
Feldspar Avenue
Avenue D
Cable's
Avenue E
Rupsis
Bethany Road
Milton Smith
Laurel Ledge School
Highland Avenue
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NAG Music
Eae
Oakville
Arlson
Fossano
Mary Cupl
Eypty Inday
Alberto Vissin
London
Christopher O'Hara
Bante’s
Beacon Hose Co. No. 1
Harold Lennon
John Zapetka
Bill Cable
Edward Holloway
Lee Lennon
the Hose Co
Bke
Rimmon Hill
Stoddard Place
Jones Drive
Wanda Drive
Pines Bridge
Hubbell Avenue
Rt. 42
Rt. Bat Gendron Park
Kudasik
Railroad Avenue
Skokorat Road
Blackberry Hill
Betkoski
Four Corners
Cook Lane
Hass
Hass’ House; 6:25 Corner of Cedar Lane and Cedar Circle At Hackermen’s House
Burton Road
Pat DelVecchio
Rice Lane
Edward
FBC Atiscount
Y Haere Ave
Bnaucaskey Ie
Mountview
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Eiffelwist
Hampshire
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