Rose Lizauskas obituary in Waterbury area
Mrs Rose Griska Lizauskas widow of Kazimir Lizauskas of 199 Aldridge Street Waterbury died Saturday after a brief illness She was born in Lithuania daughter of the late Michael and Ona Griska and had lived in Waterbury 60 years She was a St Josephs Church communicant and a member of the Lithuania Catholic Alliance of America She leaves son Charles Lizauskas Prospect daughter Mrs Nellie Genova Waterbury sister in Lithuania four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral 9 am Tuesday from Stokes Funeral Home 134 Highland Ave to St Josephs Church for Mass Burial in Calvary Cemetery Friends may call today 2-4 and 7-9 pm
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Waterbury
Rose (Griska) Lizauskas
Kazimir Lizauskas
Aldridge St
New Horizons
Lithuania
Michael and
Ona
Lindiaskis
Italian-born Fisher widow of Ralph Fisher dies at 79
Mrs Ralph Fisher (DiMangano) Fisher, 79, widow of Ralph Fisher, of 147 Grand view Ave, Waterbury, died Friday at Waterbury Hospital after a brief illness. Born May 31, 1896 in Campotataro Benevento Italy she came to Waterbury in 1911. Funeral today from Albini Funeral Home at 9:15 to Our Lady of Lourdes Church for 10 Mass. Burial Calvary Cemetery.
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Waterbury
Rose (DiMangano) Fisher
Ralph Fisher
Grandview Ave
Waterbury Hospital
Campotataro
Benevento
Italy
Pasquale DiMangano
Fisher
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Sacred Heart League
Obituary of Gustave F. Ekquist of Oxford
Gustave F. Ekquist 86 of 370 Quaker Farms Road Oxford died Saturday at Laurel Heights Hospital Shelton after a long illness. Born September 14, 1888 in Finland, he came to the United States as a young man and lived in Oxford for 40 years. A retired New Haven Railroad employee, he attended Lutheran Church and belonged to the Oxford Grange. Survived by his widow Louise Wehrhahn Ekquist and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Lutheran Church with burial in Trinity Cemetery Seymour. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 p.m. at Hull Funeral Home Seymour. Memorials to Lutheran Church building fund.
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Oxford
Gustave F. Ekquist
Quaker Farms Road
Laurel Heights Hospital
Shelton
Finland
United States
Ekquist
New Haven Railroad
Lutheran Church
Oxford Grange
Louise (Wehrhahn) Ekquist
Trinity Cemetery
Seymour
Hull
West Church St
Lutheran Church Building Fund
Region 16 regionalization debate in Orange prompts call for local choice
A Bethlehem resident at a regional meeting in Orange, Connecticut urged residents of Prospect and Beacon Falls to blame the state instead of each other for Region 16 woes. The discussion focused on withdrawal or dissolution options and the role of state involvement in governing regional districts.
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Bethlehem
Orange
Connecticut
Beacon Falls
Prospect
State Dept. of Education
Beacon Falls First
Greene
Prospect Town
Robert O'Brien
Region 16
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Seymour
Service Registrations Scheduled Annually in 1976 Plan
Connecticut State Director Frederick W. Palombo says men born in 1957 or earlier who did not register before April 1, 1975 must register in the first annual period expected early in 1976. Those who registered before that date will not register again. Local publicity will announce registration sites, with notices likely late 1975 or early 1976. On Hollywood news, Gregory Peck and Frank Capra were elected to the Academy Board of Governors.
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Connecticut
Frederick W. Palombo
Ford
Selective Service
Washington,d.c
Byron V. Pepitone
Sant Valce Piratas
Palomba
Hollywood
UPI
Gregory Peck
Frank Capra
The
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Funeral Notices for Pilch Wooley Cornish in Waterbury Area
The funeral of John J. Pilch 27 of 784 Prospect St Waterbury died Thursday in Miami Fla held today at 8 15 a m from O Donnell Funeral Home to St Anthony s Church Prospect Burial at Calvary Cemetery George Wooley 85 of 101 Ward St funeral today 8 30 from Back Miller Funeral Home to St Francis Church Mass at 9 Fr Raymond Pitruzzello officiating Burial at St James Cemetery Reverend Fr Pitruzzello delivering committal prayers Mrs Cora Burritt Cornish 97 of 20 Salem Blvd private funeral services held today at Alderson Funeral Home burial in Riverside Cemetery
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John J. Pilch
Prospect St
Miami
Fla
O'Donnell
East Main St
Waterbury
St. Anthony’ S Church
Prospect
Calvary Cemetery
George Wooley
Ward St
Backmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
St. Francis Church
Raymond Pitruzzello
St. James Cemetery
Pitruzzello
Cora Cornish
Cora (Burritt) Cornish
Salem Blvd
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow St
Naugatuck
William Sexton
South Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
Dead Woman Identified in Bridgeport Crash
Bridgeport police identified the deceased as 63 year old Sarah O Boyle of Bridgeport after a one car crash on Madison Avenue Saturday around 5 p m. The driver may have suffered a heart attack before the crash. In Montreal the Expos announced pro contracts for Art Miles and Mitchell Cipolla from Austin Texas and New York respectively, as first and third round selections in the June draft.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Montreal
UPI
Montreal Expos
Art Miles
Austin
Tex
Mitchell Cipolla
New York
Connecticut Legislature Approves Fifteen Percent Of Bills
Hartford Connecticut lawmakers approved about 15 percent of the more than 5 006 bills submitted this session. Governor Grasso acted on about half before adjournment. Major gains included state employee pay raises and collective bargaining rights, plus binding arbitration for municipal workers. Consumers won price posting and prescription price advertising while several consumer protections passed and others failed.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Connecticut
Rgnsial
Elia .T
Grasso
Thomas C. Lyon
Connecticut State Employees Association
American Federation of State
Council 16
Afscme
CSEA
Mareee
SNET Awards Contract To Recycle Scrap Paper
Southern New England Telephone awards Nationwide Paper Stock Company a one year contract to recycle about 100 tons of paper annually including scrap, billing cards and old telephone directories. Nationwide to process 37 million computer cards and remove directories from communities during local recycling campaigns. SNET ecology program spans 64 projects and has earned EPA and Commerce awards.
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Southern New England Telephone
Nationwide
New Haven
Richard Eckstrom
SNET
Eckstrom
Connecticut
Bell System
Igietractope Gbh Azeport
Aarteé siSwaeran
Two Youths Earn High Scout Honors
Paul Palaski and George Mason of Beacon Manor Road earned the Ad Altare Dei Cross from Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Donnelly at St. Joseph's Cathedral. Troop 109, sponsored by Beacon Valley Grange, is noted as the National Grange Troop of the year with leaders including Scoutmaster Tom Horan.
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Paul Palaski
Beacon Manor Rd
George Mason
Joseph Donnelly
Hartford
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
National Catholic Committee On Scouting
Boy Scouts of America
Archdiocese Catholic Committee On Scouting
Jay Jackson
Norman Belval
Mattaluck
Edward LaRose
St. Pius Church
Walcott
Paul
George
St. Vincent Ferrer Church
Beacon Valley Grange
National Grange
Tom Horan
Horton ‘Hill Rd
Edward Hicock
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Frank R. Fisher
Bethesda
Mary Alphonsus
Good Council
White Plains
N.Y
Nicholas Mucciaciaro
Catherine Gigante
Joseph DiBlasis
Joseph Ferese
Venezuela
Albini Funeral Home
East Farm St
Ogen
Caplan
Eoier
Rita’s Bakery
Spring St. Union City
United Press International
National Weather Service
City
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Anchorage
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Boston
Charleston S.C
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Kansas City
Las Vegas
Little Rock
Los Angeles
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Memphis
Miami Beach
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland Me
Portland
Providence
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Warngau
Germany
Bor
Ecology Program
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Department of Commerce
Bay ST. Louis, Miss
Howland-Hughes
Waterbury's Friendly Department Store
SALE
Edinboro
Bank Street
Wilshire
Terry Treasure
California
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