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I Moonship, Saturn Rocket in Final Unmanned Test . 1' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1966 ?A G E FORTY lE u B n in g two sons, Pasdals^al Poe III and Average DaUy Net Press Rod Miss Lynn Heller o( 76 Bolton Roger Poe. Pascal earned his For the Week Ended The Weather St. was named to the University B. A. degree at UofH In June ST. MARY'S DAY SCHOOL About Towti Uof H Names Library Partly cloudy tonight and i of Connecticut's dean's list for and Roger completed require­ 33 PARK STREET— MANCriESTER August 6.1966 Kevin Marceau, 8, son of Mr. academic achievement during' ments this summer for his miwrow, low bonigM, tn M and Mrs. William Marceau of the past school year. She will bachelor’s degree. acetpHii^ applications • • • Ugh tomorrow aear SOa. return to the Hartford branch Still Tracy Dr.; and Brian Moran, 9, In Honor of Dr. Poe/ I 4 13,871A. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence next month as a sophomore Children of all Faiths wflclbnta . • • Manche$ter-^A City of Vittogo Charm Moran of 102 Benton St., re­ , A central reference library that is being built at tiie cently won second place medals Members of the Rosary So­ University of Hartford will be named in honor of the Car-Truck Crash Starting S«pt. 12th., fromi9 - 11:30 MANCHESTER, CONN., ’THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1966 (Clasidfled Adverttstag on Page U ) PI^CE SEVEN for the six-hand reel at an ciety of St. Bridget's Church late Dr. Pascal E. Poe of Manchester, the university’s Brings ^rrest V O L . LXXXV, NO. 277 ('rWBNTY.FOt|R PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) Irish Feis competition at will meet tonight at 7:30 in the first provost. For Information CaH 649-4583 school cafeteria for a workshop The announcement was made Brockton, Mass. The boys are A car rammed head-on.into a pupils of Mrs. Margaret Dailey for an autumn fair. today by Henry R. Roberts, tjhe or 643-2359 Johnson of the Erin School of chairman of the U of H board dump trpek yesterday morning Dance, Manchester. Officers of Friendship Lodge of regents. Dr. Poe, who was on Tolland Tpke. west of Slat­ of Masons will meet tomorrow active in Manchester affairs, er St., police report. Lakota Council, Degree of night at 7:30 at the home o f died in September 1963, shortly The truck driver, Francis H. Moonship, Saturn Rocket Pocahontas, will meet tonight Harry Jackson, 82 Cushman Dr. before the fall semester opened. Hansen, 60, of Stafford at 7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. Of- ------ He 'tvas 58. flcere not installed in July will The Transatlantic Brides and The reference library will be Springs, was heading west on be installed by Mrs. Martha Parents Association will meet located in Auerbach Hall, a $1.9 Tolland Tpke. approaching the Terry of Rocky Hill, deputy Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.rti. million project that will be crest of a hill. John McCoy, 20, VOLKSWAGEN Great Pocahontas. There will at Veterans Memorial Club- completed on the West Hart­ of West Rd., Vernon, was re­ be a social time with refresh- house. Sunset Ridge, East ford campus by next fall. It portedly heading east on Tol­ Engaged will house the School oft Bus­ land Tpke., in , the westbound In Final Unmanned Test meats after the ceremonies. Hartford. Save On These iness Administration, now lo­ lane. ■f The engagement of Miss Bon­ cated in Hudson Hall, in down­ The car struck the truck on nie F. Sweet of Manchester to town Hartford. the right front fender and stop­ SUMMER SPECIALS Edward J. Osuna of Rockville Dr. Poe was named prpyost. ped. The truck continued for has been announced by her or chief academic officei^i in another 51 feet. The right front 1964 Model 1 13 .................................. $1095 Many ‘Days’ 93-Minute parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis 1962- A native of Pueblo. Oolo., and side of the car were dam­ i Radio, Heater, Very Clean j , he came to Hartford in 1946. aged and the car was towed 1963 M odel 1 1 7 ................................................................$995 HARTFORD (AP)— Pro- E. Sweet of 940 E. Middle Tpke. served as dean of Hillyer from the scene. The truck was FUght Off NOW Her fiance is the son of Mrs. 1962 M odel 1 1 7 ........................................ $795 claiming special "days,” one College and was named the driven away. McCoy suffered Cecile Johnson of 32 Snipsic St Dr. Pascal £. Foe of the chores that a governor university’s dean of graduate minor cut^ and abrasions. 1961 Model 1 1 7 ................................................................$695 Rockville, and the late must perform, kept Gov. From Cape AVAILABLE studies in 1960. In a letter to the board he said, McCoy was arrested and 1960 M odel 1 1 7 ................................................................$495 Jolin N. Dempsey busy to­ unal Osuna. Dr. Poe, who was unique "I have just reached a most charged with reckless driving. 1959 Model 1 1 7 ................................. $395 day. CAPE KENNEDY, Pla. A wedding is planned for Oct among college administrators difficult and painful d ecision ,_____ Manchester Country Club Court appearance is scheduled The three proclamations (AP) — America’s most 92. in that he was very popular which I've postponed as long as f'oVs'eptr 12 in Manchester Cir- 1957 (Model 1 1 3 ................................................................$295 issued by Dempsey urged powerful rocket, a massive wHhwith hishie students, WHSwas rhn.spnchosen j could.” He added, "In the Court. citizens of Connecticut to "Professor of the Year" by the All cars in good condition. Many more to choose Saturn 1, thundered mto 1956 election I was not an un­ In an accident story yester­ take special note of: Terminal Demolished university student paper in willing candidate. I feel frus­ from. We specialize in complete Volkswagen repairs. the sky today, aiming to day, ,|The Herald had the posi­ —Hat Day, Sept. 13, in BONDS PRESTWICK, Scotland — The 1958. In 1961, the student yeaF- trated and keenly disappointed, hurl an unmanned Apollo tions ' of the two vehicles in­ SEE TIM MORIARTY recognition of "the rolte of airport at Preswtick, well known book was dedicated in his hon- therefore, in being unflble to volved reversed. Mrs. Eagle- the hat maker in Connecti­ moonship three-quarters of to World War II Atlantic ferry or. fulfill the responsibilities then son's car was not backing into cut’s Industrial history.” the way around the world asaum^. But circumstances pilots, had its control tower and ' A Democrat, Dr. Poe was Prospect St., but the truck —Nathan Hale Day, Sept. to qualify both rocket and have changed since that! time. SILKTOWN MOTORS Interest terminal in an old manor house elected to the Manchester board driven by Glenwood L. Kennedy 22 in honor of the "selfless spacecraft for a three-man called the Orangefield Hotel. It of directors In 1954 and re- And moat of these changes 510-512 HARTFORD ROAD— 643-6217 was. Kennedy was given a writ­ patriotism” of the Revolu­ ^rth orbit flight m De­ Paid was often visited by poet Rob- elected in 1956 with the largest could not be anticipated a year ten warning. tionary W ar Hero. ert Bums. It was demolished vote of the election. He resigned ago.” I cember. 'V; —Indian Day, Sept. 30, Spurting a tall of fire 100 for a new bulling put into use in in 1957, citing his increasing Dr. Poe also served as a Annually which emphasizes "the im­ yards — the lengto of a football responsibilities as college dean. member of the Citizens Com­ € \ m ' 'ISgk portance of our Indian heri- field — the 22-story 668-ton Sat­ mittee of Manchester and the Our Big 60"' Year...GO-GO TO GRANTS FOR >■' t ^ e .” urn 1 soared away from Cape Manchester PTA Council.. In Kennedy at 1:16 p.m. on 1.6 mil­ 1962, he was appointed to a lion pounds of thrust generated •u three-year term on the Capitol by its eight first-stage engines. '> ‘■t '* Invest In Your Community “Water-Boy” Lawn Watering Systems Region Planning Authority. The fiery departure was the Dr. Poe W'as'educated in Col­ Mayor Lee ’U Quickly installed in any lawn area and there is start of an intended 93-mlnute For further Information call The Manchester orado, receiving bachelor of SCHOOL SAVINGS flight that was to subject the nothing to get out of order. Country Club—649-0884. arts and master of a>ts degrees Testifies on Apollo craft to a series of pun­ PAYS FOR ITSELF — from Western State College in Bulldozer operator Edward McCarthy examines layers of virgin »rock he un­ ishing and demanding tests, cli­ After 6 F.M. CaU: 3 SALE DAYS: THURS.-SAT., AUG. 25-27 CUTS WATER BILLS UP TO 50% Gunnison, Colo. He received a earthed on RockyHill building project. They show clearly defined dinosaur maxed by a blazing dive back doctor of philisophy degree at Cities’ Ills Kay 8. Warren, Prealdent—84S-S971 through the atmoqihere above Install under the [grass, “Water-Boy” feeds moisture Yale University in 1946. He tracks embedded on them. (AP Photofax) WASHINGTON (AP) , — May­ the Pacific. Jcdin lUeder, Secretary—648-7400 direct to roots, Without loss of water. Burning sun­ taught at Yale |and Smith Col­ BOYS’ SANFORIZED* The spacecraft was not In- shine and hot breezes cannot dry out or blow away lege before joining Hartford or Richard C. Lee of lilew Ha­ Victor Benetti, Manager—649-8780 Dinosaur Tracks Found * I tended to orbit. Recovery wfll “Water-Boy” supilied moisture. University.- COnON GINOHAM SHIRTS ven, Conn., said today no one be attenqpted.
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