Hide Article Text (OCR)
At their recent, meeting at Watertown Library, members of Animal Rescue “Foundation renewed their dedication ‘to Provide protection and care for neglected and unwanted animals to assist individuals, with problems concerning animals to raise funds to support the work of ARF members are hard working Volunteers who maintain con stant telephone service, board dogs and cats in their own homes, investigate complaints, seek donations, and hold monthly meetings. : . Since October, 1970 ,ARF has placed 1,000 dogs and cats in good homes. While wasting to be adopted, many of the animals have been inoculated, spayed or altered. Expenses average about 1,500 per month and to-date ARF has had a vet and kennel, boarding expenses of close to $30,000. Their major goal in 1974 is to attract new working, members who will help raise, badly needed funds. Please help us continue this work. ~Join, Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc. Send your $5 for membership, or any donation, (tax deductible) to Animal Rescue Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 197; Northfield, Conn. 96778. Support ARF - remember withon you, it can't work. Kennel facilities are located at Charwood Kennels, 46 West Main St., Terryville. Kennel hour's Mon, Fri, 6-12 noon, Sat. and Sun. 24 pm. Officers are: President, Robert Tartaglia; Vice-President, Marion Ciarelli; Secretary, Dana Quinlan; Treasurer, Shelly Smith Board Members Ann Acker man, George Cox, Nancy Par sons, Pam Chaponis, Gina Gianni, Chu Lugo. Fund. Naising, Lizataz zamauro, Kathy Mazzamaure, Joseph Caiazzo. Publicity: Angie D'Alonges, Eleanor Esposito, Joyce Tiganella, Maxine Watts, Lucille Frost, Mary Conway, Mary West, Karen Hireisko. * Kennel Duty, Liz Mazzamattro, George Cox, Bertha Morkis, Dona Quinlan, Robert Lutkus, Chu Lugo, Vickie Magaraci. Vet Transportation: Florence Barnard, Liz Mazzamattra, Gina Gianni, Phone Duty, Mary Cipolupo, Sheldon Steere, Cheryl Waldron, June Charette, Gail Tobin, Marilyn Varne Dog . Legislation: Fern Verriker. . Special Events: Paul and Delia Foster, Adele Cronin, Jackie Jennings, Michael and Lucille Mobilio, Michael and Sonja Mobilio, Joan Kachergis, Nancy Parsons. The Almanac, By United Press’ International Today is Wednesday, Dec. 26, the 360th day of 1973 with five to fallow. The moon is between its new phase and first quarter, ‘The morning star is Mercury The evening stars are Venus, Mars and Jupiter. ‘Those born on his date are under the sign of Capricorn Adm. George Dewey, the American naval hero of Manila, was born Dec. 26, 1837. On this day in history: In 1865, James Nason of Franklin, Mass., was awarded a patent for his invention of the coffee percolator. In 1917, the federal govern ment took over operation of american railroads for the duration of World War I. In 181, Winston Churchill became the first British prime minister to address a joint session of the U.S. Congress. In 1972, Harry Truman, 33rd president of the United States, died at the age of 88. A thought for the day, President Harry Truman said, “HE you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen.” He also said, “Being president is like riding a tiger. A man has to keep on riding or be swal lowed.” 12 SQUIRTERS SEIZED 108 ANGELES (Al Seven men and five women, all Members of the Jewish Defense league, were arrested Thurs day for, allegedly spraying employes of the French consu late with red ink from plastic squirt guns. They were charged with conspiracy to commit malicious mischief, trespassing and dis turbing the peace. The group was headed by Irv Rubin, a local JD, official, sheriff's deputies said. The group reportedly was protesting French policy in the Arab Israeli dispute, and demanded that France share its oil supplies with Holland during the Arab embargo against the Dutch The four-torned antelope of India and Burma is the only wild animal in the world with four horns. Only the males have horns.
Newspaper Details
Naugatuck Daily News
Naugatuck, Connecticut, US
Wed, Dec 26, 1973
Page 10
Full Page
Clipped by
Shannon B.
USA 14 May 2026
Other Publications Near Naugatuck, Connecticut
Naugatuck Daily News
