Tax notice and wetlands hearing for Prospect town
A town reminder from Jean Reilly states real and personal property first installments due Oct 1 1973 become payable July 1 and second due Jan 4 1975 with $50 or less in one payment due July 1 and a 0.75 percent monthly interest after Aug 1 1974. Wetlands Commission hosts a public hearing on regulations with soil maps at Town Clerk's office under Chairman Bill Mazza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Reilly
Wetlands Commission
Bill Mazza
Mary Handy
Obituaries and town notices span several services and events
Funeral notices honor George J. Brooks 63 of Hubbard Oregon and James R. Shea Waterbury Fire Dept retiree with arrangements at Simons Bergin and Green and Packer funeral homes. Also included are licensing reminders for dogs, drum corps events at Prospect Restorative Center and Canfield Park July 4 parade plans, and Emmet O'Brien Vocational Tech graduate John Knapp bound for Coast Guard boot camp.
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George J. Brooks
Olive St
Simons
Woodburn
Oregon
St. Luke’s Cemetery
Mr. Brooks
Naugatuck
Adam and
Marcella
Bulavich) Brooks
Washington Navy Yard
Hesther
Brett) Brooks
Hubbard, Oregon
Catherine Brooks
Ralph
Lewis
Donald
James RK. Shea
Waterbury
James R. Shea
Anna (Pollard) Shea
George St
Bergin
East Main St
St. Francis Xavier Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Prospect
Prospect Restorative
Summit Road
Newington Fire and Drum Corps
Newington
Avon
Unionville Fire Dept
Piltsfield
Canfield Park
Algonquin
Mary Misavage
Donald Reilly
Virginia Jewiss
Arlene Rossi
Nancy Cole
Kelly Hayes
Erin Hayes
Shelley Jacobs
Janice McBride
Pittsfield
Town Hall
Little
Prospect Football Associations
John Knapp
Emmet O'Brien Regional Vocational Technical School
Ansonia
Young Knapp
Camp May
New Jersey
U.S. Coast Guard
Lupus Foundation Elects President at June Meeting
The Connecticut Lupus Foundation elected Milton Marcus of West Hartford as president for a one year term at a June 2 gathering at the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington. Abbey Marcus was chosen for a vacancy on the Executive Board. The group promotes awareness and supports lupus research. contact details were provided in West Hartford.
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The
Connecticut Lupus Foundation
University of Connecticut Health Center
Farmington
Milton Marcus
Hilldale Road
West Hartford
Gordon W. Sousa
Abbey Marcus
Connecicut
Police Transfers Announced Across Connecticut Troops
State Police Commissioner Cleveland B Fuessenich announced July 1 transfers moving Oxford Southbury from Troop WA Ridgefield to Troop W A Ridgefield and Bethany Redding from Troop I to Troop G Westport. Additional transfers include Tpr Donald C Olson Southbury and Tpr John C Mandel nemci Huntington moving to Troop A Ridgefield along with Tpr John A Mucherino Oxford and Tpr Edwin J Grohe Milford to Troop I Bethany. Also Resident Tpr William J Marlin Seymour and Tpr John A Dellavolpe Ansonia to Troop A Ridgefield plus Resident Tpr Arthur G Von Holtz Southbury and Resident Tpr James G Pierpont Middlebury to Troop MA Ridgefield.
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Cleveland B. Fuessenich
Oxford
Southbury
Ridgefield
Bethany
Redding
Westport
Tpr
Donald C. Olson
John C. Mandanici, Jr
Huntington
John A. Mucherino
Edwin J. Grohe
Milford
William J. Marlin
Seymour
John A. Dellavolpe
Ansonia
Arthur G. von Holtz
James G. Pierpont
Middlebury
Americanism program awards set for tomorrow
An Americanism program hosted by Hy United Press International will present awards to winners and participants from posts across the country. Certificates, youth program notes, and junior to senior member advancement are planned, with post and auxiliary members urged to attend. Refreshments will follow at the Post Home Cedar Street location.
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United Press International
HiLo Pep
Naugatuck
American Atlanta
Legion Auxiliary
Boston
Cedar St. Buffalo
Charleston
S.c.r
Spirit of
Althea A. Chicago
Lewis and Poppy
Columbus
Josephine Gerber
Denver c
Cer- Des Moines
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
Orlando
Pat- Phoenix
Viola Natowich
Pittsburgh
Portland Me
Portland
Raleigh
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
Washington
Wichita c
Steele Urges Boston Chicago Rail Service
Rep Robert H Steele urges Amtrak to run an experimental Boston to Chicago passenger route. He says it would serve about 20 million people and relieve highway congestion in the dense Northeast while fulfilling a required annual experiment. The DOT is weighing Boston Chicago alongside Kansas City Denver.
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Washington
UPS
Amtrak
Boston
Chicago
Robert H. Steele
R-Conn
Steele
New England
Northeast
Department of Transportation
Denver
Maine Bicentennial Flag to fly over Capitol in July
The Maine Bicentennial Flag will start flying over the State Capitol in July and the first state bicentennial license plate has been affixed to Gov Kenneth Curtis's car. Officials of the Maine Bicentennial Commission presented the flag and plate during a ceremony at the State House. Large motor homes are easy to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Maine
UPI
Capitol
Kenneth MM. Curtis
Maine Bicentennial Commission
State House
Rock Rimmon Grange Meeting Promises Homemaker Program
Rock Rimmon Grange will meet tomorrow at 8 p m with the Committee on Women's Activities presenting a program of interest to homemakers. Safety features will be stressed and the generation gap discussed humorously. Items for the Conn agricultural fair at Durham can be brought to the meeting with a social hour after. Priscilla Hopkins in charge of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Rimmon Grange
Beacon
Durham
Priscilla Hopkins
Nixon leg ailment labeled phlebitis during Mideast trip
President Nixon, diagnosed with leg phlebitis, plans to depart for Brussels and Moscow to sign a new Atlantic Charter version and pursue detente. House Judiciary faces decision on releasing its Watergate transcripts amid impeachment evidence. A private detective says he was approached to probe CIA involvement in Watergate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International Washington
UPI
Nixon
White House
Brussels
Moscow
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
CIA
Ellsberg
Bast
Meskill Defends Connecticut State Police Ammunition Policy
Gov Thomas J Meskill defended hollow point bullets used by state police saying those preferring nonlethal bullets may go elsewhere The governor praised Connecticut police for restraint while noting a shift to .357 magnums and outlawed warfare bullets He also announced Judge Casale will retire into senior status under a new law and urged public impeachment hearings openness He hinted at possible resignation for a federal judgeship nomination and described potential lucrative opportunities.
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ED Butler
Hartford
Conn
UPI
Thomas J. Meskill
Connecticut
Meskill
Casale
House
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Patter
Donald Woodfield
Dorothy
Houseknecht
Woodfield
Quinn St
Green and Packer
Terrace Ave
Grove Cemetery
Discovery Singers
Palatka
Florids
Naugatuck Green
Naugatuck Valley
Cal Bennett
Don Pascale
Lupus Foundation
Family Clothings
Waterbury Prospect RO
Carlson
New Haven, Conn
Newtown
Charles O'Conner
U.S. District Court
Robert €. Zampano
Barry Cutler
O'Conner
O'Conner Inc
Hong Kong
China
Peking
Nahariyya
Lebanon
Fuessenich
Cw Ort
Neugatuck
Apety
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