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LOFTUS, FRANK W
Frank W. Loftus, 75, of Wynwood Drive, Enfield, beloved husband of 49 years of Ruth (Taylor) Loftus, went home to be with the Lord, Tuesday (February 10, 2004) at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Frank was born and raised in the Broad Brook section of East Windsor. He was a resident of the Enfield community since 1957. He served honorably in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was retired from the Reliance Co. after many years and later was employed at the Connecticut Wood Group. Frank also volunteered at the Enfield Loaves and Fishes.
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LOCAL OBITUARIES
A Mass is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday in Holy Family Church, Enfield, followed by burial in St. Patrick's King Street Cemetery, Enfield. Leete-Stevens Enfield Chapels is handling arrangements. He is survived by two sons, Joseph J. Spalluto of Windsor and Jack P. Spalluto of Windsor Locks; a brother, Frank Spalluto; two sisters, Sadie Munson and Rosalie Spalluto; and three granddaughters. His wives, Lucrezia Chiarella Spalluto and Mary Rose Spinelli Spalluto, died previously. The funeral is scheduled for at 8:15 a.m. today at the Windsor Locks Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., followed by a Mass at 9 a.m. in St. Mary Church, Windsor Locks. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Windsor Locks.
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Kenneth J. Loftus, 84
He leaves his beloved wife of 57 years, Joanne (Murphy) Loftus; his brother, T. Murray Loftus of Cambridge; seven sons, Rev. Kenneth G., S.J., of Chestnut Hill, John F. and his wife Laura Lee of Salem, NH, Thomas J. and his wife Michele of Newton, Rev. Robert A. of Worcester, Michael J. and his wife Pamela of Clifton Park, NY, Timothy F. and his wife Karen of Scituate and Richard E. and his wife Mary of [HOLDEN Kenneth J.
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For the record
Explanation of petitions: Chapter 7 of the federal bankruptcy code requires the debtor surrender all non-exempted property to a trustee who reduces the property to cash for distribution to creditors. Chapter 11 of the code requires the debtor reorganize his business affairs and propose a plan to pay all or a portion of his debts. The creditors vote to accept or reject the plan. Chapter 13 requires the debtor pay as much as he can from future earnings to creditors pursuant to a plan. The debtor may retain any property exempt under state law or included in the repayment plan. TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly, 9:15 a.m., St. Peters United Methodist Church, St. Albans, Forrestal and Pfaff streets. For information, 727-1679. TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly, Chapter 154, Alum Creek at Midway Elementary. Weigh-in 5:30 p.m., meeting 6:30 p.m. For information, call 756-3929.
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DEATH LIST
Patrick J. \"Pat\" Spalluto Patrick J. \"Pat\" Spalluto Patrick J. \"Pat\" Spalluto
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OBITUARIES
Survived by four sons, Louie Cross of Hampton, John Cross and Fred Cross of Riverview, Fla., and David Cross of Holland, Mich.; a stepdaughter, Donna Dorn of York County; a stepson, Pete Dorn of Newport News; a sister, Rebecca Lopez of Fort Pierce; two brothers, Richard Rawling and Bill Rawling of Fort Pierce; 10 grandchildren; three step-grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Survived by her husband, Robert B. \"Sug\" Johnson; a son, Donald R. Johnson of Suffolk; seven sisters, Bessie F. Best and Rosa L. Carr of Suffolk, Ruth Carter of Franklin, Louise Bryant, Irma Heath and Marie Fowler of Courtland, and Jeannette Carlin of Virginia Beach; three brothers, Gilbert G. Francis of Hampton, Robert C. Francis of Emporia and J. Milton Francis of Richmond; and two grandchildren. Survived by her husband, J.B. Lowe; four daughters, Betty S. Young and Sawn Mosena of Franklin, Ann Rawls of Capron and Carol Lowe of Ivor; a son, Jack W. Lowe of Ivor; two sisters, Grace R. Hartman and Mildred R. Singco of Norfolk; a brother, Alfred J. Rollison of Franklin; 11 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
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HISTORY OF EUROPE: CHAPTER XV
Proceedings of Parliament on the Property Tax Bill (pg. 192). Chancellor of the Exchequer moves for a Committee thereon (pg. 192). Debate (pg. 192). Opposed by Alderman Combe (pg. 192-193). Mr. William Smith (pg. 193). Supported by Mr. Addington (pg. 192-193). Lord Hawkesbury (pg. 193). Mr. Erskine (pg. 193). Recommitted (pg. 193). Debate on the Irish Army of Reserve Bill (pg. 193). Speeches of General Gascoyne (pg. 193). Loftus (pg. 193-194). House cleared (pg. 194). Renewal of Debates on the Property Tax Bill (pg. 194). Mr. W. Smith (pg. 194). Addington (pg. 194). Unexpected Motion of Mr. Pitt (pg. 194). Division (pg. 194). Debate resumed next Day (pg. 194). Desultory Conversation (pg. 194-195). Bill passed (pg. 195). Additional Proceedings on the Defence of the Country (pg. 195). Secretary at War proposes a Levy en Masse (pg. 195). Speech (pg. 195). Debate (pg. 195). Mr. Windham (pg. 195-196). Lord Hawkesbury (pg. 196). Sir Francis Burdett (pg. 196). Mr. Pitt (pg. 196). Lord Castlereagh (pg. 196-197). Mr. Fox (pg. 197). Addington (pg. 197). Bill read a first and second Time (pg. 197). Debate resumed (pg. 197). Mr. Sheridan (pg. 197). Kinnaird (pg. 197). Last Debate thereon (pg. 197). Colonel Crawford (pg. 197-199). Mr. Pitt (pg. 199). General Tarleton (pg. 199). Bill passes the Commons (pg. 199). Debates thereon in the Lords (pg. 199). Passes with little Opposition (pg. 199). Remarks (pg. 199). Proceedings on the Affairs of the Prince of Orange (pg. 199-200). Observations (pg. 200-201).
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