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¥ * THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1M8 AeffiaM DaiW Net Pnas Ron f e r ffto W e * a o e i The Woffthar PAGE TWENTY-POUR Faeeeael eCV. «. W M ke Eofttittg 1|waUi A a e U , 1H 8 ' CUmOx aaS e*ei (Me "Four Winds," written by 18- 14,208 chMMe at year-old Dick Fegy, who plays V ef 4he.Ai mmr Bt; graftaat About Town North Winds five instruments, and “Black a t < Armand'Brown River Bluea," written by Fegy ■Sd teoMneir, Mgfe M and David Qoodstlne, both of Mtauhester^A City of Village Charm Members of St. Bridget’s Ro Sing at Fair Manchester. sary Society will meet tonight The performers, eight boys at 8 at the John F. p cm ey Fu The “North Winds,” a nine- and a ^rl, use three guitars, a VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 220 (TWENTY-FOUR PA 6B a-TW 0 SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1965 (Ctaselfled AdvertMeg ea Fage XI) PRICE SEVEN CENTS neral Home, 219 W. Center St, member folk singing group of banjo, a baas fiddle and- sev for a recitation of the Rosary eral percussion instruments. LEASE seven Manchester youths, and for the late Mrs. Prank Devoto, In addition to Fegy and Good- A CAR rtOM PAUL DODCE PONTIAC who was a member of the socl- one each from South Windsor, Stine, they include Jim Krause, jety. Vernon and West Hartford, Erik Jolmson, Martin Fegy and were featured Monday at the Kent Carlson, all of Manches ALL MAKES The VFW Auxiliary will New England States Exposi ter; Steve Bolstrl<^ of South sponsor a card party tomorrow tion of the New York World’s Windsor; Bob Uumy of Vernon; at 8 p.m.
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