Waterbury Notices of Funeral Services Mixed in Polish Widow Death
A column of funeral notices from Waterbury lists Julia Kardaz Deptula age 81 wife of Frank Deptula of 1g Blueberry Hill who died Wednesday at East End Convalescent Home. Notices cover Margarat Hulstrunk Grace Hulik and Allda Sevigny with details of services, locations, hours, and burial plans in local churches and cemeteries.
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Waterbury
Julia (Kardaz) Deptula
Blueberry Hill
Frank Deptula
East End
Deptula
Churzele
Poland
Tavla
Marrianne Kardaz
Union City
Naugatuck
the Holy Saviour
Ladies Adoration Society of the
Deplula
Albert Bellucci
John Sanniroberto
Albindh Funeral Home
East Farm SL
Holy Saviour Polish National Catholic Church
Holy Saviour Parish
National Catholic Church
Nangatuck
George Hulstrunk
Margarat (Swentor) Hulstrunk
Melbourne Court
Buckmiller Funeral Home
Fairview Ave
Winfred B. Langhorst
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
St. James Cemetery
Edward Hulik Wolcott
Grace H
Hettinger) Hulik
Joseph Ave
Edward Hulik
Fitzgerald, Zembryski~ Sprillo Funeral Home
East Farm St
St. Stanislaus Kostka Church
Mt. Olivet
Watertown
Donat Sevigny
Allda (Boucher) Sevigny
Waterbury Convalescent Center
Henault
Eddy SL
West Warwick
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Anniversary Bloodmobile Visit Set in Naugatuck
The Naugatuck Chapter American Red Cross marks its 25th Bloodmobile visit on Friday June 20 at St Michael's Parish House with Uniroyal Chemical Division joining the drive. The 1950 first visit was at the YMCA. Quota is 140 pints plus 75 extra for the anniversary. Chairman Richard D. Coe announced honoring Mrs. Charles Andersen and other former leaders will attend.
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Naugatuck
American Red Cross
YMCA
St. Michael's Parish House
Uniroyal Chemical Division
Richard D. Coe
Charles BR. Andersen
Andersen
Charles E. Spencer
George DuBois
Sydney Grosberg
Ta. Share. An
The
Connecticut Red Cross Blood Program celebrates milestone
The CT Red Cross Blood Program started in 1950 with a Danbury bloodmobile on June 4 1950 and now celebrates 25 years as a no charge service to residents funded only by hospital admin fees. The state is hailed as a national model with 44 chapters planning anniversary observances and local volunteers urged to donate. The Naugatuck Chapter links to United Way. Bahamas visitor counts rise in early 1975 with 393 340 visitors and gains in air and sea arrivals.
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Red Cross
Danbury
Connecticut
Coe
Naugatuck
The
United Way of
Heights Complex delays linger over stalled HUD funded project
Borough officials dispute why corrections are not made after HUD allocated 525000. Nicholson says funds blocked by HUD until final plans gain borough approval while HUD and local leaders consider options including funding, sale to a speculator, or demolition. Mayor Rade and planning leaders cite dangerous, deteriorating conditions and stalled work since 1973.
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HUD
Nicholson
Jones
Orward
Rade
Bernard Cameron
Hartford
Sarasin
Planning Commission
Arthur Brown
George Grace
Rado
Jeff
OPEC Plans Three Month Oil Price Rise and Dollar Link
The 13 nation OPEC conference ends with plans to raise fuel prices by October 1 and sever the oil trade from the dollar. A September 24 Vienna meeting will decide the size, with hints of 10 to 30 percent increases to reflect inflation and stabilize revenues amid Western recession concerns.
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Richard C. Longworth
Libreville
Gabor
UPI
Vienna
GPEC
OPEC
Algeria
Iran
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
International Petroleum Cartel
Hartford May Get ABA Transplant To Hartford
ABA may relocate the Memphis Sounds to Hartford after the New York meeting. Commissioner Dave DeBausschere will visit the Hartford Civic Center to discuss backing from money men amid interest from Los Angeles and Toronto. Attendance was the league's second lowest, potentially costing Hartford backers millions over deals with the Celtics and Knicks. Capacity questions linger for the 11,500 seat arena and possible expansion.
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Hartford
Boston Celtics
New York Knicks
Civic Center
California Man Killed In Crash Near Gold Star Bridge
GROTON Conn UPI Zane McDonald 25 from Santa Ana California was killed when a car and then a trailer truck struck him as he walked across Interstate 95 near the Gold Star Bridge police said
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Groton
Bubar to Appear in Court Today in New Haven
A Baptist minister and mystic charged in an explosion and fire at a Shelton rubber products factory were scheduled to make a voluntary appearance today in U.S. District Court in New Haven. The case involves the blast and ensuing fire at the plant, with authorities outlining the charges and impending proceedings.
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New Haven, Coon
UPL
Shelton Rubber Products
U.S
David N. Bubar
Memphis
Tenn
Agron Brown Jr
Buber
Sponge Rubber Products Co
Charles D. Moeller
Shelton
Moeller
Gas tax sparks split over energy policy and costs
The debate centers on a gasoline tax as part of an energy policy with supporters calling it essential and critics warning of high prices. Ford's plan envisions tariffs and measures to raise fuel costs, with projections of gasoline reaching up to 70 cents a gallon amid Arab price increases. Democrats consider adding tax components or relying on quotas, tax breaks, and efficiency measures as an alternative. Also mentioned are a Memphis extradi tion hearing involving Bubar and Moeller, and a Busby Berkeley tribute at Century-Fox with Berkeley advising on the biopic.
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Ford
Ullman
Hut
Administration
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Dmass
Senate
Waterbury Common Pleas Court Fines Two Over Gambling and Sunday Hours
In Waterbury, Common Pleas Court disposed cases yesterday. Walter Kine, 55, of Sum merfield Street, was fined 200 for a substituted gambling charge. Thomas S. Botelle, 33, of Porter Street, Mountview Furniture Store operator, was fined 50 for keeping his store open on Sundays after police noted a sign indicating Sunday hours and complaints from other furniture owners.
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Common Pleas Court
Waterbury
Walter Kine
Summerfield St
Thomas
Botelle
Porter St
Mountview
Mountview Plaza
Mary Galvin
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