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Now...Jive to Drive at Your Ford Dealer's FRIDAY, APRIL S4,1M| PAGE TWENTY Jianrl|i?Btpr lEoraittg HrraUk Averafe Daily Net Praaa Ran For the Week Ended Ilia hoqpUal. and uaad to pur­ AprU 18, 1964 Manchester Assembly, Order Members o f the liSdles of S t Club to Present chase recreational equipment of Rainbow for Oirls, will hold James will meet tonight at 8 for the young patients. RUMMAGE About Town an initiatory meeting at 7:30 at the John F. Tierney Funer­ 13,951 ■kir. al Home, 219 W. Center St. to Check at Confab ilatirtelrr IE ijn. Monday at the Masonic SALE Member ed the AedR Omar abtrin* Club lUMta to- 'ample. pay respects to Mrs. Stefania Bnreeu t i Cflroulntloa alCM at tha Country Qub, and Obuchowski, a member. The Junior Century Club of Image Playhouse A T THE Y* ManchoMter A CUy of ViUage Charm flupaclor Court Jud^a Chariaa Members of the Manchester Manchester will present about Miss Patricia Bumfotd, H eu n r»tU ba tfae apaahar. A Emblem Club Interested In at­ 82,500 to Dr. Harry 8. Whit­ Opens May 8,9 OB NORTH MAIN 8T. ■ocdal boor at dtMpnoedaa din- tending the Hamden Emblem daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Au­ VOL. LXXXm, NO. 176 (TWELVE PA6E8-JTV SBCnON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1964 ea Page M ) PRICK SEVEN CKNTI gustus Bumford, 53 Summit St. ing, to be used for tha Chil­ aer at TrSO. Club’s installation on May 3, The Image Playhouse, Hart­ SAT.. APRIL 25Hi may contact Mrs. John Ziemak, is associate concertmaster and dren’s Wing at OonneoUcut Val­ ThORiaa V. Murphy, a hos­ 91 Cooper Hill St. a clarinetist in the Hartt Col­ ley Hospital, Middletown, at a ford’s newest Intimate theater, 9:00 AM. to 11:80 AM. pital oorpanutn third class in lege Concert Band of the Uni­ meeting of the Connecticut will open May 8 and 9 with a Daylight Time State Federation of Women’s Sponsored by ttie Uhl ted States Navy and son Manchester Cedarettes will versity of Hartford. The band performance of ’’Tbe American will present a public concert Clubs Junior Membership NEW YORK (AP)—Day­ Events Of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mui^ meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Dream,’’ by Edward Albee. Lo­ t h e WOMEN’S GUILD Rothwell Upholds Spring Conference tomorrow at light Saving Time starts phy, 69 Bdmund St, la serving Center Congregational Church. Monday at 8:30 p.m. In Millard of Trinity Covenant Chnreh Auditorium at the University. the Ambassador Restaurant, cated at 84 Barker St., over the Sunday in most areas of the aboard the anti-submarine war­ There will be entertainment Art Cinema, the playhouse will fare aircraft carrier USS Wa^>, after the business meeting. Mrs. There is no admission charge. Hamden. nation—including Connecti­ In State Racial Violence .Flares Eleven members of the Man­ funcUon as part of a gallery cut — clocks being moved itetloaad at Boston, Mass. Laurence Lane and Mrs. Vir­ to be known as The Quiet Col­ ginia I^ewis will be co-hostesses. The Britirti American Club chester group who plan to at­ Aim of Committee ahead one hour. will hold a dance toidorrow tend are Mrs. Lawrence Decker lege of an Image. The time changes of­ P v t Brian T. Ooodlng, son of Betty Spalls, who has ap­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Gk>od- The Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. for mem­ Jr., president; Mrs. J. Keith ficially at 2 a.m. The Oswald Success bers and guests at the club­ Carriere, Mrs. Donald For- peared In many productions of change—vdiich lasts until Ing, 106 Creatwood Dr., has pastor of Community Baptist the Little Theater of Manches*- The father of a murdered girl last night said he took completed basic training at Ft. Church, is In charge of radio house. Cocktails will be served strom, Mrs. Clifford Gerbe, Oct. 21^—will take place in from 8 to 9. Charlie Varrick’s Mrs. Paul Dougan Jr., Mrs. ter, will play the role of Mrs. “no issue” with a newly-formed committee that aims to 21 states on a state-wide- As Matchmaker Jackson, S. C. He Is a 1960 broadcasts sponsored by the Barker. Mllll Sllvestri of Hart­ Pennsylvania Town graduate of Mandiester High Manchester Ministerial Asso­ orchestra will furnish the music. Allan Schubert, Mrs. Alan Tay­ CHANT ECONOMY PMK1 aid individuals whose legal rights have been violated. One basis. L t CoL and Mrs. William Spatlg lor, Mrs. Albert Kelsey, Mrs. ford, who has been a guest per­ The Pennsylvania, New Sctaool, and before entering the ciation on Station WINF Sun­ former with the Little Theater of the persons that committee intends to aid is Roy F. STORRS, Conn. (AP)— asrvloa was in civil engineering day at 7:35 p.m. and daily next The annual luncheon meeting James Spencer, Mrs. Reginald York Central, New Haven of Lutz Junior Museum Volun­ Christensen and Mrs. Paul of Manchester, has been cast as Darwin Sr., convicted in the^ and Baltimore k Ohio rail­ Oswald, the romantic com­ in Manchester. week at 7:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Conduct Citadel Service slaying of Rothwell’e daughter. Darwin convicted last month teer League will be held at < Flano. Mommy. roads will change to sum­ puter, (lid O.K. on his first The Children’s Wing of the "The American Dream’’ will John C. Rothwell of Bolton, of the sex sUylng of the girl. 10 Injured, The Marine League Auxiliary Willie's Steak House at 12:30 LONQ HASTINO DOUBLE RDOK mer train schedules. venture as a matchmaker p.m. Monday. There will be a Lt. Col. and Mrs WUllam-^ollege in New York. She has Connecticut Valley Hospital has be presented each Friday and whose 17-year-old daughter Goals of a newly-formed com­ New Haven commuter will hold a social meeting at been the State Juniors' Project Saturday through May and June Hope was slain in Tolland last mittee In Andover Include aiding at the University of Con­ 7:30 p.m. Monday at the club­ short business meeting, elec­ Spatig (retired) will be the spe­ had appointments in New Bhig- traUns, however, will op­ 28 Arrested tion of officers, and the presen­ cial guests of the Salvation land and Pennsylvuila. of the Junior Century Oub for at 8:45 p.m. Reservations may SCHICK September said, "I think Its Darwin in his legal efforts to erate the same schedules on necticut. house on Parker St. Refresh­ the past two years. Last year be made by calling the play­ goals are worthwhile." He was best by difficulties — ments will be served. tation of the annual award to Army at the morning service Lt. Col. and Mrs. Spatig have override a life sentence Imposed daylight time, as will the ( an outstanding volunteer. Sunday. lived in Manchester since 1957. a check for $2,643 was given to house. StrAINLESSSTER The committee plans to raise when he was convicted of sec­ Long Island Rail Road. such as the girls who said they In Chester Bom in Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Spatlg is president of the funds for an appeal to the State ond degree murder. Major commuter bus lines didn’t want "sexually aggres­ Members of John Mather Col. Spatlg was converted at a Women’s WYlendshlp Circle of BLADES Supreme Court of Errors by Rothwell spoke at a meeting will follow the same pat­ sive’’ partners and boys who did Chapter. Order of DeMolay, street meeting at Butler, Pa., the Salvation Army. The couple of the Social Action Committee tern. not want girls who were likely CHESTER, Pa. (AP)— Personal Notices of the First Congregational Some changes are sched­ to "get serious." drill team and the Rangers drill as a young man, and a few have traveled extensively, and Civil rights cTemonstrations team are reminded to meet at years later entered the Salva­ have visited the Holy Land Fits sit doubts Cihurch In Andover. The com­ uled on long-haul bus routes. But, with the help of a few Carriage House the Masonic Temple tomorrow tion Army School for Officers many times. They are engaged sd|s rszora Youth Held mittee met to discuss the goals humans. everything went flared into violence in this In Memoriam smoothly at the dance Friday Beauty Salon In lovinR mem oir f>f our father at 4 p.m. to participate In the Training. In later years, he In conducting special meetings psifsctly and msthods o f the new group southeastern Pennsylvania and grandfather, joeeph Rollaeon, Tall Cedars of Lebanon parade. served as a divisional com­ and lectures. Both are interest­ which calls Itself the "Commit­ night despite a surplus of a city Friday night, resulting 526 Main Street who paased away April 24. 1951. score of males. Buses will leave the Temple at mander in the Northeastern ed In gemology and mineralogy For Slayings tee for the Protection of Cltl- Youths Used in injury to at least 10 per­ Manchester 4:15 to transport members to 85 East Center St. sens’ Legal Rights." It was all part of an experi­ TUI memorlea fade and life departa, Pennsylvania Division, Scran­ and do gem cutting as a hobby. sons and the arrest of at You will live forever In our hearts. the starting place o f the line ton, Pa., for 16 years. He also The public is welcome to at­ At Summit St. ‘Tve got no ax to grind," ment by the psychology depart­ Tel.
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