Board Debates Action On Complaints And School Funds
Tense regional meeting details a dispute over actions against two women, a vote on a fee, and a chair ruling appeal under Robert's Rules of Order. The same session addresses alleged liquor permit issues, zoning variance, and a plan to cover year end costs as Region 16 faces delayed state transportation funds and looming bills amid dissolution talks.
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Fowe
Skowrone
William St. John
Skowranski
Trowe
Prospect
Hardaswick
Shugdinis
Walter Muroff
Grace
Soqwranski
Beard
Flobert
Skowronski
St. John
Robert
Paget
Cavallo’s
7BA
Cavallo
ZBA
Waterbury
Stanley Petro
Petro
Ronald Foley
Foley
State Board of Bd. Comst
Mark Shedd
St. Jot
Hertford
Ciariella
Lhey
Ite
Board approves summer school with special education classes plan
The board voted unanimously to implement a summer school program and extend it to include special education classes if sufficient interest exists. Prospect member Mary Nolan motioned to provide transportation for two Beacon Falls youths to special education classes, while Grace and Clariella observed future transport for Beacon Falls instrumental music students to Lone River in Prospect for joint concert practices with Prospect students.
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Sood News
Tiee 10
Prospect
Mary Nolan
Beacon Falls
Cheshire
Grace
Clariella
Lone
River
Ciarfella
Local incidents and events reported around town
Police logged reports of mailbox damage at Whittemore Memorial Library and porch plant thefts, with Officer Deak noting two hangings reported. Closings begin June 28 with summer hours resuming after Labor Day, and a family life forum led by Father Thomas Bennett is planned at St. Francis School.
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Sumaleh
John Jimick
Ronald Mulberry St
Whittemore Memorial Library
Melonis
Dave Ed
Deak
Michael Sharon
LY Forum
Martford
Thomas Bennett
St. Francis School
Obituary for Mrs. Andrew McDermott of Watertown
Mrs Mazel Hickwith McDermott 77 of 87 Bunker Hill Road Watertown widow of Andrew McDermott died Wednesday at New Horizons Convalescent Home after short illness. Born January 20 1900 in Waterbury she lived in the area and was a communicant of St Mary Magdalen Church. She worked as an inspector at Naupatuck Glass Co until 1955. Surviving: daughters Velma Miller Chelmsford MA Marlete Luth Watertown. sons Andrew McDermott St. Petersburg FL and Robert McDermott Middlebury. 12 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 4:15 from O Neill Funeral Home Oakville to St Mary Magdalen Church for Mass. Burial in Mount Oliver Cemetery. Friends may call Friday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Mazel
Hickwith McDermott
Bunker HM Road
Andrew McDermott
New Horizons
Mollermat
Waterbury
Greater
St. Mary 4
Magdalen Church
Alter Society
Anmricia Legion
Chelmsford
Mass
Marlete Luth
Ardchildren
O'Neiil
Main St
Oakville
St. Mary Magdalen Church
Mount Oliver
Paget Waterbury Visiting Nurses Association
Raynor Technical School
Peters
Public Healy Nursing
Mary Newy
Peter
Meadow St. Hrd
Cheshire
Thernston
Wolcott
Abddlebury
Southbury
Woodbury
Bethlehem
Army secretary warns graduates to follow policy orders at West Point
Army Secretary Clifford Alexander tells U S Military Academy 1917 graduates they must carry out presidential policies without open disagreement. He notes no need for a format directive but stresses duty, loyalty, and readiness to resign if required. The ceremony includes Cadet Michael Ivy receiving honors amid a crackdown on cheating and a notable class goat moment.
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Bavis
West Point
Ely
UPI
Army
Clifford Mexander
Geo. Johnn Singlaub
South Korea
Carter
U.S
Alexander
Singlanb
Glver
Carter meets missionaries amid human rights push in Brazil
First Lady Rosalyn Carter met two American missionaries in Recife to hear their account of imprisonment and abuse in a Brazilian jail. The brief talks followed her remarks to President Geisel on human rights amid U S Brazilian relations. The missionaries described hunger, beatings, naked cells, and lack of counsel, prompting Washington to file a note of concern with Brazilian authorities.
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Cheryl Arvidson
Recife
Beadl
UPI
Rosalyn Carter
Braailan
Bes
New York
Father Rosebaugh
Capuano
Casella Appointment Legal A Borough Watch on Police Board
Mayor Wulliaen Rado supports Leonard Casella joining the Naugatuck Police Commission as a legal appointee. The borough board of mayor and burgesses approved the move, pending a charter review after councilor Clarence Schiller questioned potential conflicts with employment at the Cohn. Casella, a local attorney for the Economic Development Commission, has saved taxpayers legal fees but a formal legal opinion will be sought if Schiller requests one. Casella is named to replace former chairman William Shea.
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Wulliaen Rado
Leonard Casella
Naugatuck Police Commission
Mayer and Burgesses
Clarence Schiller
Cohn
Casella
Economic Development Commission
Rado
Hada
Schifler
William Shea
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Murtell
Howe
Rowe
Ameaman
Muroff
Knights of Columbus
Beacon Faily Jaycees
Vincent Plant
Sheri Lincoln
Harold Familgietu
Brisa Murdock
Deelse
John S Eanver
Long Sohn Silver's
Long, Kat
John Silvers
Rubber Ave
MT. View Shopping Center
Olgti Loe da Sen de Mafra
Ruby Conroy
Frack Buick
North Main St
Heaton Falls
Robert Langer
Dept. of Education
Murolf
Langer
Giariella
Asphals
Laurel Ledge
Long River
Community
Narciso Reneira
New Haven Field
Borough Fire Department
Hox 24
New Haven
Aamie
Fred
Harrisburg, Pa
UPL
Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight B. Eisenhower
W'red Waring
Floyd Barkley
Eliza (Chapman) Barkley
Hill ‘St
Kilmer Funeral Home
Main Street
Argyle
Hebron
Hetton
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
Austin
Church St. We Fill
Academy
Singlaub
Martin Hothaann
Michael Ivy
Ivy
Schoor
Henry Ossian Flipper
Kader
Lawrence Joustras
Trenton
Jaustras
Waterbury. Com
Edward Hergin, Jr
Wesley Norton
Supreme Court
New Haven, Conn
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Sayy
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Naugatuck Churc
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