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Permanent Crease All at This Unbelievable Sav­ Astronauts Mcdivitt (Left) and White Head for Capsule^ Titan 2 Booster Rocket •• • • • • * * ■- r;:Ti'; ^ rnwiiiT; jTiayiriia»a^'^C -v-^ -vv v -! • '"AX* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1966 * . rAGE TWENTY-EIGHT . oV- ■ lEiiMtittg l|waU» A^rtfage Daily Net Preee Raa Th* W fiflfitf War tlM Week Ended Fere sa t at- V. fl. WeaMMfM m m ' May M, INS hoet and hoatess. Mr. Jollc ll % old high school and the aeniors Waddell School PTA p4cnic, Miss Pauline Bpebe of 31 naee at Green Rd. and Miss Barbara Farewell Picnic nephew of the Waltaes. are. In a sense, setting a pat­ dear, cold tauigliL <* scheduled for tonight, ha.^ been Mn. Waits la the former tern for ttie future. 14,199 la it s ; About Town postfioned luiUl tomorrow from Swift of Hartford recently re­ \Ki: VOl STII1 frost in rural areas, low turned from Dallas, Tex., where Held for Couple Dena Jolie. She lived In Man­ One pattern haa already been Meihber ot flie Aodlt suony, cool toasorrow, Ugh W-T*. Membera of St. Mary’s Kp*s- 5 to 7 pjn. at the school chester for many years and at­ set. Instead of the traditional grounds. they visited the Rev. Fred Borean ot Olrenlatloa •opal QuUd plEmntalK to attend Edgar, formterly of South tended local schools. She and selection of a valedictorian and Mmtdisater-—A Ciiy o f Village Charm A farewelll picnic w u held salutatorlan, the ten top sen­ a luncheon Thursday at the Log Methodist Church and his fam­ her husband left for home yes­ 'M en ^ of the Presbyterian on Memorial Day for Mr. and terday by jeL iors will be clp>Ben and present­ Oatvin. Holyoke, Maes., are re­ Church will leave the church ily. They also attended the minded to meet, at the chimoh Mrs, Harlod L. WalU of Stock- ed with awards on Awards lOe V MILE? VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 207 ;(TWENTY-EIGHT PAGIS—TWO SECnONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JUNE 3, 1965 (daeelfled Advertlstng ea Page 25) PRICE SEVEN CEMTi Friday night at 7:30 for their dedication of a bride’s room at Night. paricing lot Thursday at 10:46 I annual retreat meeting at the Oaklawn Methodist Church, ton, Calif., at the home of Mr. a.m. lodge In Willlngton. The meet­ Dallas, in memory of the late and Mrs. Theodore Potockl, 161 ECHS Will Hold Besides the ten top scholars, WIlMTIlWWITIMSIlli ing will be held from Friday Mrs. Fred Edgar. The Rev. Mr. McKee St. More than 30 rela­ the seniors receiving scholar­ The West Side -Old Timers night through Saturday after­ Edgar is pastor of Oaklawn tives from town and Massachu­ ships will be announced.' OTNU FIK MRS. SnRTIRR Committee will meet tomorrow setts attended the all-day af­ Award Ceremony noon. Church. Other activities of Senior evening at the West Side Rec fair. Week include a picnic at Ted REMEMBER rrlMi « VM f t Piy at 7:30. Mrs. Potockl Is a niece of the Seniors ait East Catholic Hilton’s tomorrow; Class Night MMiisi Its. ill. TTie Little Flower of Je.<ius Three Manchester residents couple who have spent the last WMlHd tpslsl im i. Mothers Circle will meet Fri­ High School will begin their . on Friday at 8 in the high school lAkota Council, Degree of have been initiated into social three weeks visiting their many auditorium; the Senior Prom at Pocahontas, will meet and nom­ day at 8:15 p.m.-v,at the home fraternities at the University of final week of high school to­ BALCH RENT A CAR 288-6483 of Mr.s. Donald Duffy. 90 Cam­ friends and relatives In Con­ the Statler Hilton Monday from inate officers tonight at 7:30 Hartford. William E. Cocker- necticut and Massachusetts. night with an awards ceremony I 9 to 1; and graduation at St. In Mancliester Call: TURNPIKE TEXACO—648-2176 bridge St. Mrs. John Foley will ham of 74 Branford St. joins Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jolie of at 7:30 in the high school. at Odd Fellows Hall. Refresh- be co-hostess. I Joseph’s Cathedral June 10 at merbt.s win be served after the Lambda Phi Alpha. Stephen F. 262 High St. West, were co­ This is the first Class to I 7:30 p.m. Green of 130 Bryan Dr. and ' graduate from the four-year- Four-Day Flight Under meeting. Chapman Court, Order of James E. Blanchflcld of 81 Amaranth, will oljserve pa.st White St. join Omega Kappa royal matrons and patrons Delta. night Friday at 7:45 p.m. at the jiijimmw.iiMSi. Personal Notices Ma.sonlc Temple. A potluck will i be served at 6:30. Pa.st officers The Briti.sh American Club White’s Trip in Space will put on the degree work. will spon.sor a dance Saturday C ard O f ^Thanks Mrs. Edward Walters and Her­ for members and guests, Charlie Varrick's Orchestra will Less Silver in Goins^ bert Leggett will preside. Mrs, We wbih to thank all of our neigh­ play for dancing from 9 p.m. )■ bors. friends and rrlatlvcfl for the Herbert Unveider is chairman many act.' of kindne.'.' and j»ym- I of the supper and refreshments to 1 am. Delayed by One Orbit path'y .'hown u.' in our recent be­ after the meeting. Officers are reavement. We eapeclally thank all St. Christopher’s Mothers tho.'c who pent the beatJtiful floral I reminded to wear colored CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (A P )—Command pilot tributes and loaned the uae of car.*. , gowns. Circle will meet Friday at 8:30 HOUSE LBJ Recommends The Family of Charles Hicklnp p.m. at the home of Mrs, John James A. McDivitt decided Thursday to put off Ed­ Scandia Lodge, Order of Vn- O'Neil, 54 Marshall Rd. J^rs. WASHINGTON (AP) — ^ Make no change in the old<»high silver coinage In the face ward H. White IPs .stroll in space from the second to •sa, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Richard Berthiaume will serve Pre.sident Johnson recom- ®*lver dollar — but continue the jo t Utla stark reahty,” he said, the third orbit. at Orange Hall. as CO-hostess. ban on coining the cartwheel. "would only Invite a chronic Read Herald Ads. HALE mended today that less sil­ The Hawaii tracking station .said McDivitt apparently “ The legislation I am sending and growing scarcity of oolns.’’ decided things were a bit too rushed and decided to J ver be put into U.S. coins to the Oongress with this mes- The President wras especleUly from now on to conserve age," Johnson said, “ will ensure emphatic on one point: wait until the next revolution for White’s outside activ­ the scarce metal. a stable and dignified coinage, “ I want to make it absolutely ity. fully adequate in quantity and clear that these changes in our As the critical moment approached, the astronauts Johnson made his recommen­ coinage will have no effect on dation to Oongress In a message Its specially designed technical fell slightly behind in their preparations and it was de­ characteristics to the neqds of the purchasing power of bur that would, if carried out: coins. cided that they should postpone the maneuver until the T R O P IC A L Leave the penny and nickel our 20th century life. It can be maintained indefinitely however ‘ 'The new ones will be ex­ third in.stead of the second orbit. unchanged — they contain no changed at full face value for Bilver. much the demand for coins may grow.” the paper currency of the Unit­ CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP) DOLLAR STRETCHING SURPRfSES Provide for new dimes and ed States. They will be accept­ — Astronauts James A. McDi­ quarters with no silver content. Actually the new coine will ed by the Treasury and by the vitt and Edward H. White II They have about 90 per cent not come out until next year. In Federal Reserve banks for amy abandoned plan.s today for a LBJ Watches S L A C K S b, L a n c & l silver now. the meantime Johnson smd that of the financial obligations of rendezvou.s with a .second .satel­ IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 300 million troy ounces — more The coins would have a cop­ the United States. The legisla­ lite. but White began preparing per core with an outside layer than 10,000 tons—of silver will tion I am proposing expressly go into coinage this year. This for hus thrilling emergence from TV Liftoff Of a mixture of copper and recognizes the new coins as le­ the Gemini 4 capsule into space. nickel that would make them is far more than the total free gal tender." White's co.smic adventure w'is WASHINGTON (API—Presi­ acceptable in vending machines world output of silver expected The new and old coins will cir­ rigged to reject slug^s with no for this year. .scheduled to begin late in the dent John.son watched on televl- culate Interchangeably for a second orbit, about 1:17 p.m. .sion today the launching of the Oliver content. Johnson said silver Is getting time. And, to discourage holding Allow 40 per cent silver con­ BST. Gemini astronauts and said la­ too scarce to keep on using it in or melting down existing silver However, some of the lustre BLEND tent, instead of 90, in a new coins on a large scale. ter “ Our prayers have been an- was removed from the planned half-dollar. “ To maintain unchanged our (See Page Ten) .swered.’’ 55% KODEL POLYESTER • 45% SPOREL RAYON 2Dx40 GIRLS’. BOYS’ SIZES 3 - 6x feat when late in the first orbit Johnson sat before a televl- command pilot McDivitt an­ ■sion -console in a conference BATH PLAY SHORTS— BLUE JEANS nounced he had used excessive room near his office as Air TOWELS Woven plaids, solids, color fuel in an attempt to move clus- Force Majs.
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