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Pinehurstgrocery \ PAGE TWENTI THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1967 iHanrb^Btpr lEttratng iffralb Areraite Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather JiUy 27. 1957 Fareewt af O. S. Wsether Baraee bato, Billy and John Kennedy, American Red Cross Beginner to 'master the leg strokes, arm Stave and Claudia Head, Art Swimmer certificates. They are: strokes for the 'jreaat stroke, the Wiel Addresses About Town 141 Complete Wilkie, Karen Richards, Pam John .Ciarcl, P ^ I Waickouakl, Gary aide stroke and American crawl, 12,002 'Clearer, cooler, dryer air toolglit Bampton. Laurie Salmon, Susan Maine*, Michael Petrone, Sandra and swim 100 yards using a sUnd- OuUook for Saturday, (Ur, seaaon- Th« last In'a aerie* of outdoor Kiwanians Today Member of the Audit and,Joe Leblanc. Roy Johnson, Plnavlch, Kathy Kelvie, MicHael afd atroloe. Tliey received the Bureau of Cireulatloii able temperature*. movie* apoiuorad by the Rec De­ Swim Classes James, Patty and Jackie Welch. partment will be held thla evening Johnson, Ted Blakeslee, Kathy American Red Cross. Intermediate Manchester— A City o f Village Charm Loren Reichlln and Lysle Linsley. Johnson,. Michael Podolny, Ken Swimmer certificate. Completing John Wiet, cxeoi^ive vice presi­ •m Juat aouth of the library In Center A group of 141 have completed Park. The movie* will begin at Beginner B Mainea, Carols Barbato. James the courM were Olen Cole, John dent of the Manchester Chamber &15 and laat approximately one Varioua requirement* for the oav- Be^nner B certificates were McPhearson, Kathy Arnold, Pam MoAdama', Stephen Timreck, Pam o f' Commerce, today called for VOL. LXXVI, NO. 270 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1957 (Claselfled Adverttalng on Page 14) eral awimming claaaea at Salter** awarded to those students who Mortlock, George Parsons, Ross Farmer, Sharon Gidman, Mark PRICE FIVE CENTS hour. Mancheater's bualneasmen to work Pond. could swim 25 feet and swim on Bampton, Rick Brander, Ken Rlch- Glaiber, Winthrop Ford and George their backs. They are: Stephen I arda, NOra McMullin, Gary and Jfortlock. together for the promotion of not Dr. Irwin Reinick la attending Some i67 regiatered for the lea- a poat graduate aemlnar in Hart­ Bernstein, Eldward Manning, Joan Tom Pott, Dolores, Dot and Bobbie .MIC A Award* just business but the town’s wel­ aona but many did not complete Lawson, Christine . Oarrell, Peter ford aponsored by the Hartford the courae becauae of family vaca­ Ricci. Jill LaPoints, Merrill Col­ The .^Aijierlcan Red Cross fare. Haskell, Jean Reale, Maureen Hur­ ton. Sue Wilkie, Kirk Bingham, Dental Society. The aemlnar ia tion*. They are now completing the Swimmer certificate, for all-round In a speech at a meeting of the fbcuaed on periodontal protheal*. ley, Richard Ricci, Ricky Behson, Cheryl Freeman. Bill Kelvie and excellence for the Swimmer A Blimp Ditches, requirement*. Susan McNeil, Kathleen Bingham, Kiwanl* Club, Wiet called the and will laat from today through Inatructora are Arthur Ladime, Jane Spaeth. test, went to Undo Bellefleur, Saturday. Bruce Hanson, Joy Preston, Ken­ Swimmer O Karen Cole, Earl Lawrence. town'a businessmen the "artists of director of the pooi; Bleanor Pan- neth Walker, Donna Brimoli. riera, Alan' Wabrek- and Thofhaa Swimmer C awards, for swim­ Marsha Pomerant*. Donald McGill the community." ^^•„jLHuencher. Forces Mr. and Mra. Paul Grenier and Baaeler. Also, Tom Lassen, Glen Ti-acy, ming 100 yards, swim on their and Louise McMullin. He said that people had told him daughtara are now living in their They were aaaiated by trained William McCoy. Delores DelGreco, back*, swim under water and be­ Receiving Junior Life Saving that Manchester's greatest n e^ Sandra Ryan. Jennifer Dove, Billy Men Saved now home on Overbrook Dr., Ver-j ing able to- float, went to Robert awards '..'ere Maureen Brown 16 volunteer inatnictor aldea Roberta waa leadership, and called on the non. IThorpe, Anne Kelrie and Judy Ar­ Petrone. Alfred Butler, Carl Wlac- Lasaroff, Bruce, Judy and David Roger Harry, Kathy Rhan, Karen town's businessmen to assume thla nold. kouski, Debbie McComb, Mark Nel­ Tuttle. Robert Hughes. Larry Hammer, Earle Lawrence, John leadership in the community. Elizabeth City, N. C.. Aug.*’ The Navy said th* destroyer Sgt. l.C. Paul M. Tailor, 12- son, Ruth Tomaski, Ken Brickson. Smole,' Tom Ellason, Billy Walach, ^ rriei', Pat Anderson. Elaine Student* competing the Begin­ Wiet closed his talk by asking 16 (/P)— The Coast Guard re­ Spickle has been ordered to ren­ Byron R d, ia a member of the ner C test had to demonatrate they Mark Gidman, Anita Baskind, Jim Janet Moseley, Pat McMullin, Tim­ Obreniskl, Peg Beaucage and Pris- dezvous with the tanker snd pick Cilia MOKay. Manchester businessmen to com­ 819th Station Hoepital Unit Hart­ were adjusted to w at^ and could Norton, Bob and Jimmy Christlno, my Gidman. Leslie Salmon, Arthur bine their efforts and resources un­ ported that a fishing boat up the Navy airman. The ren­ ford, which ia attmding a 2-week swim 10 feel in waist'^eep water. Terry Nolan, Leslie Bllason, Fiona Petrone. Paul Jubenville, Hark til “wa see created . a Man­ rescued the survivoi’s of a dezvous is expected to be made late Part of parallel training cburae in con- They are: Nancy Ramondetta, Gale Codes and Danny Thayer. Heller, David Moseley, Danny and ‘5 *«'•<»•" Me made of’ chester that will be the shining Navy blimp which . crashed today. neoUon with the U.8. Armv Re- plajtie initeMd of irietiU. BUTTERMILK Davis, Susan l^ckwith, Christine To receive a Beginner A award, Timmy Donovan, .Bruce Blakeslee, city it ought to be." last night in Pamlico Sound. The Navy said it had no details aerve program at Murphy Armv Bensche, Barbara Holman, Linda students had to s^vim 90 feet in Psul Waickouski and Richard Mc- as to the nature of the blimp's Hoapital, Waltham, Maaa. The deep water, be able to. dive and Adam. The 06**t Guard said apparent­ Mills, Mike LaFrancoia, Darlene ly all 16 members of the crew trouble. Navy Assigns training will be completed Sun- Roberta. Ruth and Ursala Triesch- jump into deep water, and swim To complete the Swimmer B An amateur radio operator in on their backs. The>’ received the tests, each student was required ascaped injury. Funds B ill mann, Gerald Davis. Margo Bar- The fishing boat took the Boston said he picked up a radio | . survivors' raft, or rafts; in tow report the blimp was in trouble and ! Work on First snd preceded toward a rendezvous Rbout-to-ditrh in the sea off Nor­ uith a Ooaat Guard boat which folk. Reduced by would take them to either Wan- This report esme shortly after | Atomic Carrier c 6 6 0 ehese or Oregon Inlet, both Coast the Merchant tanker Western Sun Guard Stations. The crew ap­ reported the rescue of Lt.' Comdr. Washington. Aug. 16 (4b—The House Vote i \ Waldo A. Atkins, 33, Virginia parently remained on the raft, Navy today tentatively assigned 00 0 0 or rafta, the Coast Guard said. Beach. Va„ f:om a life raft in the recipe for easy living A Na\'y search plane from Atlantic Ocean. Search for the air­ construction of the flrat atomic- Washington, Aug. 16 </P)— Oceans' Na'Vr: Air Station near man was launched yealerday af­ powered aircraft carrier to the Sen. Knowland (R-CJallf) held Virginia Baach. V*.. spotted the ternoon when hla F3H-2 Demnn jet Newport News, Va.,. Shipbuilding a last-minute strategy ses­ survivors, th* c,a *t Guard said. waa reported missing. and Drydock Co. The Westcim Sun. en route to , sion with President Eisen­ A'plane also sighted the wreck­ The curi-ent military budget hower today . and reported The basic ingredient is one-stop-shopping et Pinehur». age or the blimp n Paniilco Sound, Beaumont Tex., said Atkina was | Luther President contains about tSOO million to btiild aouthveat of Oregon Inlet. In good condition and not injured. the 80.000-tnn giant of the seas. later they both hope to get Everything you need tor easy summer living is right here, a ^ Fleet Airship Wing 1, at Eliza- j Jet Pilot Saved Judy Ford, Cherryville, N. C„ The Navy said that a final con­ back in the Senate a substan­ ranged to save you time end steps. Here are just a few ex­ beth City. N. C.. command fo r , wa* elected president of the tract with the Newport News yard tial part Of the $809,650,000 Fifty planes, already standing Luther League of America by to search for a missing Navy lighter than air craft on the East j will be awarded “subject to ac­ Coast, said it received ItSs. last [ yesterday at Lawrehce, Kan. the House chopped out of amples of the foods and ideas of how to serve them that yOu jet pilot who was pi.'ked up by a ceptable contract negotiations.’’ message from the blimp last night It la the 6rst time in the 62- The Navy also announced as­ foreign aid funds.. will find et CHECK the PRICES tanker early today, had aearched at 11:40. ■ year history of the Lutheran T h e President and the Senata for the blimu this mornihg. signment of new ship construction , .At that time, the command said, i . youth auxiliarj’ that a girl has and' ronversiona to a number of Republican leader held an hour An Air Force piano Intercepted the blimp gave Its position aa 40' gMn named to the office. Miss gove)-nment and private yard*. long breakfast conference at tha a diatreas message from the blimp miles southeast of Wilmington. ; FOTd Is a senior at I..enoir The 'Government Naval ahip-^ White House.
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