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17. TFiE HARTFORDXOURANT: Mondty, Jam 2'. -ft- 5TH ED. Bristol Southington Park Project Hearings Set Action Slated by Zoners BRISTOL (Special) The city next month will move on sign cost is estimated at $18,900 with an additional 58,000 for survey work. On Last Week's Petitions SOUTHINGTON (Special) failure to obey traffic control Arthur W.

Hanke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanke of 202 Farmington was graduated with honors on June 19, from New Haven College. A scholar The Sewer uommmee 01 ine The Planning and Zoning Com-j council will hold a public hearing July 8 on a proposal to extend the sanitary sewer from a number of projects required in an agreement with General Motors to provide roads and other utilities for the Chippens Industrial Park where GM is to build a new plant to house (he Bristol and Meriden opera ship winner, the Bristol resident was on the dean's list and was treasurer of his fraternity, Phi Tprrvvillp Avenue alone Mat mission will meet tonight to act The Immacuiate Conception on several petitions aired at church will hold its seventh last hearing. annual carnival for one week Mnct rAntroversial were the I beginning today.

The fair will iho.oc stropt Hi street ana.incia through a subdivision on the me ruuuc mires anu oueei tions of its New Departure- nyau searings division. The City Council's Commit west side of Hill street to minor Street and the General Motors ICity Council has two hearings scheduled for tonight at 7 in City wrmrtuled Hall. upgrade the lower Res dentiai-u As in the past, the various tee on Public Works and Street p.m. parish organizations will staff the different booths aided by zoiies to R-20, and John Schuster's application to expand his Improvements, as required by law, has scheduled public hear- for Julv 13 on the construction' The first hearing will show motorcycle repair business nf railrnaH sidine for the In-j cause why Muir Ave. from Plea- connection Idustrial Park, July 20 (or thejsantyicw Ave.

to Willis St. improvements in Pratt street. Sre Walter Md Michael drew strong opposition at ttielGiad(e hearing. I carnjvai js held on of the! Clark Avenue extension and; HUL with the development ii uoUsnins nrnipft 2fi on tnei atteuuuu-c uv uic tuv, 111- IlUrUIWeSl lliuusumi I a. rv.

--y These oroiccts include recon-i reconstruction ot Minor aireei and the cost assessed 1 nn SPWPTS unopposed at tne Hearing Avenue behind the the comimssion proposa 1 to set Additional land pur- street lines for. Hart Street Ju- hurch ana July zt on uie oewei ca- against the benefitting abutting tension project Hus Berin's. application to build struction of Minor Street, main access to the new plant site, from Hill Street to the Plym- 'nuth town line. Minor Street is property owners. for future building purposes Fn lortior rami.

92 apartment units on yueen Parker Funeral The funeral of Frank R. nt nF Rftarf. This will be followed with a bearing on a proposal that a fv- Will uc uou iui a b-' "one of the boundaries of the i Park. The other! Terry ville, who died Saturday GMT Mfg. Co.

request to build djrec. a new building on West Street, Mrs WaUer Kizilski Macn wiu crew applied back muscle to the project. Included in the gahge arc Timmy McHugh; Included in the gang are Timmy McHugh; and: Jimmy Dumont, ages from '5 to 10 (Ci-chon Photo). Road ind the pfymouth njll a'm (n Asbury Methodist which is now dedicated for high- FUTURE ENGINEERS: It would do well for the Army Corps of Engineers to take note of another group of dam and bridge builders busy at their work on Falls Brook in Bristol. In two full work days the water level rose from one to three feet as the hard working tition to expand a non-, SDecjaIties and Church, Forestville.

Burial will 1 way purposes, line homemade pizza in addition to traditional items. On Soturday, a 1966 automo A second hearing is scheduled on the widening of Clark Avenue and the extension of this artery from Tcrryville Ave-' nue to Minor Street and a third 'in a proposed new road, known be in Forestville Cemetery. Walter Polohanin Funeral services for Walter! Newspaper Circulation field. N. Polochanin of 8 Cottage See our ad in today male help will be held today at 12:00 p.m.: wanted column.

Hartford Cour-at the Dunn Funeral Home, 191 1 ant Co. r- Advt. West and at SS. Cyril and; Methodius Russian Orothodoxi Notice: Hmtz Roofing Co. bile will.

be. awarded at 11 p.m., climaxing the activities. Board of Finance Faces Comedy as ine reaceaaie oircei uuiuu, Long Agenda Wednesday BRISTOL (Sneciall The site and a similar appropria- a new artery trom reaceaaie To Open Theater c. ir. uin ctront TVi.c rpri Thnrph in Tpn-wille at 1:30.

now Guarantees their workman- coriforming use -by building an addition 'to its River Street plant. Auto Tax Bills The tax collector's office has mailed 13,000 auto bills to Southington r.esidenls.: The tax is. 44-cents for ach dollar of assessed value and is payable during July without penalty. After that, a penalty, of one-half per cent -per month, is added. "James E.

Bell, 18, of 653 Marion Plantsville, was arrested early Sunday by Patrolman Edward Maccio on a Births A son was born at New Britain General Hospital Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paige of 24 Academy La. and a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs- Sebastian Dicaprio of 102 Beeche St.

it rfosimprf hv Hpnrv i Rnrial will be in the cliurchlshlp and materials for 15, 20, Board of Finance at its post-ition and borrowing 528-0277. Advt. Loomis and Associates. The de-IHarris. 24, of 64 Norwich St.

'and 25 years. tiori in the amount of $1.6 mil poned meeting Wednesday at 4 SOUTHINGTON (Special) lion to water facilities for the industrial park. Tcrryville p.m. Uty Han win nave De-fore it a long agenda for spe The Mount Southington Theater The board also will be asked to appropriate $11,620 for a Fat People cial appropriation requests, two of them in connection with the Democrats Will Hear Plans for New College CHICAGO About 32 million neighborhood Youth Corps pro Americans are overweight and financing of utilities for the Chippens Hill Industrial Park. gram, for which federal funds Meeting Slated on Borrowing will open its season this week with the musical comedy "Stop the World; I Want To Get Off." Tonight will be a preview performance for invited guests, officials and the press.

The regular public season will start have been provided and' $33,984 An additional appropriation, charge of operating a motor vehicle with unnecessary noise. BRISTOL (Special) Ches-! another memDcr ot ine ir rinrHnn a mpmhpx ot the nine committee for the commu- trying to reduce. Pet Food CHICAGO Pet owners in the U.S. spend about $300 million a year for foods. bond issue and temporary note authorizations will be considered in the amount of $2,096,400 Rnard of Education and chair- nity college and a member of In "separate arrests late Saturday Leon Moody 28, at 10 Cutlery South.

Meri nt a nionnintr rnmmitiee i the town committee. TERRYVILLE (Special) for road and railroad facilities at the General Motors plant inr RrMnl Regional Commun-I Dr. Hershman added that the The Board of Selectmen an- den. Russell Mann, 17, of mmmiiinn at- thic wppk's nnnnnpH a snpeial town meet- 39 Burwell were charged under Title II of Public Law 89-10. The Charter Revision Commission is asking for $400 for expenses and the assessor's office wants $1459 for replacement of desks in that department.

The Fire Dept. is. requesting $761 be added to the $33,000 already appropriated for a new pumper. The Board of Health has sub- ..1 1 Cftn fni. rjpAc at an nnnn meet-i mpplinp would likclv consider I ine will be held in the audi- s.

-r no.n.ratin TmunUpiiinn a Hnip fnr ihp town of East Main Street with i operating a motor vehicle with defective exhaust systems. MOVE With SAFETY And ASSURANCE DUILV SON LOCAL LONG DISTANCE MOVING SINCE 1H9 AGENT, UNITED VAN LINES HARTFORD JA 3-4144 -Committee Tuesday at 8 p.m. i mittee's annual endorsement School Tuesday at 8 p.m. to i tritrUte nf r'nlitmfitic Wall Icoccinn itake action on approving the Also, Carl Seiola of G)ra Giddings Dies; Former Bristol Resident ai UK naBUU hni-rmvina nf tOII (Ml in anticiDa- 125 and Robert Rybczyk, 16, ofr 173 Belridge Bristol, were charged with in roresiviiie. Tuesday The theater will play Tuesday through Sunday nights with special children's shows every Friday morning.

For adults the season includes; June 28, "Stop the World, I Want To Get July 5, July 12, "Once Upon a July. 26, Aug. 2, "She-Loves 'Aug. 16, "The Boys from Syracuse" and Aug. 23; "Where's Charlie?" The' final performance of the season will, be on Labor Day, Sept.

5. In announcing the appear-for municipal of lices to be filled luon ot taxes. ti, li. Mmhr pioptinn in- The money is needed to de- BRISTOL (Special) Mrs. Hershman, town' chairman, said 'eluding three members of the fray current expenses the it was another program design- General Assemblv, Judge of om-i town The meeting will also au nlci nf Iffttprc CPlPPt.

LUUHiC efl 10 Keep IUW11 tuiiiiumre Nicholas Popoff, son of the Cora Hart Giddings 96 of Schoo, Building Com-Hempstead, L. N. a n.a" -ttee Wants $15,000 for a relive anc I former resident of Bris-1 modeiing project at tne Thom. tol, died Saturday night after aias Patterson Schopl. long illness.

he City Council is asking She was the widow of to pay the fee of the erick W. Giddings, a wagon andlRoDert vicino Agency for an carriage manufacturer here in 1 appraisal of property' the city the later part of the 19th cen- desires to obtain from Nathan citizens intormea oi ue Very Rev. and Mrs. Alexander and projects ncins ana of 134 Fairview the Democratic administration ine will be held in the Third, hhi headed by Mayor Henry J. Woj-j Voting District, probably at the degree in forestry from the Uni The children's programs scheduled Friday mornings at 11 include; "Cinderella," July "Aladdin and the Magic versity Washington during Bristol Polish-American Citizens Club.

The Democratic Party nri-inarv for nominations, if one be- tury and the early pant of this Mafale to improve the ihtersec- tusik. Gordon, who is not active in -local political affairs, will be commencement exercises. Hej Lamp," July 15; Midsummer. has enrolled in the graduate century. She was horn Bristol and was a graduate of, the introduced at the meeting by comes necessary, is slated for study nroeram at the Univer Night's Dream for children), July 22; "Little Red Riding Hood-;" Aug.

Rep. Charles J. Leclerc.lSept. 29. sity of Washington where he Hon of Main, South and George streets.

Another proposal before the board is to increase the city's street and sirtewnlk liability insurance to $25,000 for each plans to continue his studies tor Clarence A. Bingham, tnen tne North Side School. Her husband sold his business properties at North Main and Center streets, and tne tseansiaiK. Aug- his master degree. 12; "Pinocchio," Aug.

19, and Mrs. Gertrude Brown of this "Tom Sawvcr." Aug. 26, wim Kowalski Tried Vainly To Muster Vote Support in 1920, property on which the town. Democratic party ea one more show to be announced dorsed candidate for state rep Endce Inn and other New De Summer School resentative in the 84th District parture buildings are located. Sept.

2. A' new nrbductibn group, After living in Sarasota, fia. CKM 'Productions, will be in Starting Today Frank behalf. comprised of Plymouth and Wolcott announced that Wolcott headquarters for the primary BRISTOL (Special) Mrs. Giddings moved to Long; charee this vear.

Actors and island toiiowmg ine aeam or snnTHINGTON (Soecial) actresses will be recruited has been opened. her husband. While in Bristol. Hi-i, It wasn long before Grabow-ski had the coveted nomination all wrapped up inside the hall. Even at this minute, Kowal mainly from New York and The first rally in the district she was active in the affairs of sr.hnni nroeram will Boston.

Prospect Methodist Church. Kowalski, former congressman-at-large, tried desperately to muster some votes at the Sixth District Democratic Convention here Saturday afternoon but he rebuffed at every turn, the retired Army Colonel, and will be held today at 7:30 p.m. at which time she will ad get underway this morning at ski stood outside the door; as if hoDine for a miracle, which Tliomaston dress her supporters and con She leaves a daughter, Miss Sue Giddings, a former supervisor of music in the Hemp never eame. 8:30. Over 100 students have registered to attend the session.

The day will begin with an orientation meeting in the duct a question and answer period. stead School Department. son. Newsoaner Circulation field. onem8 Army critic, now a member of the Federal Subver- The Knights of Columbus won See our ad In today's male help Watson Hart Giddings, a prom- scnooi auditorium, their second game without a inent musician, died in 1929.

no ciass for the summer ses- wanted "column. Hartford Cour- 2 Youths Arrested loss by defeating Eagle Lock effort from many ot fer Funeral services will be held will be lareer than 13. The arit Co. 'Advt. to 1 in a Babe Ruth League 6b- Bead F.

Grabow- VS. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the number of students in sWs statincii aetegates. contest. Bill O'Connell set a new league record of striking liams runerai nome in newj-a class is eigne.

Kowalski, whose very attempt In Break stead. Burial will take place in The program is staffed by 11 out 18 batters the six-inning West Cemetery here with a com teacners and administrators. contest. He lead his team to vic- ARTIST SUPPLIES by QRUMBAGHER Available Nov At DECORATORS SUPPLY CO. Hit Niw Briulii Av Weil HHd.

BRISTOL (Special) Capt. torn by also getting three hits. Students in grades 7 through 12 are enrolled. Tuition is $30 for to wrest the congressional nod was rejected for the past sev-r Oral months, walked into Nate Mafale's Restaurant where was host to delegates. mittal service at 1 p.m.

Wednesday to be conducted by the Rev. Kenneth B. Grady, pastor of Prospect Methodist Church. Newspaper Circulation field, William J. Mead acting police chief, said Sunday that one course, $45 for two.

The summer school, closes July 29. See our ad in today's male help He table-hopped for a while. the weekend arrest of two wanted column. Hartford Cour- shook some hands, then left. Go now! Vacation worry-free! Go with an HFC Traveloari Ydii've promised yourself (and your family, remember?) you'd take that well-deserved (and long-overdue) vacation.

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This time, travel worry-free' with an. HFC Traveloan. Advt. youths cleared up a number of ant Co. Then, he went outside to say "Hello" as the men and women I 1 nnrl tHPrp 1 Reckless Driving a possibility others also will be "from all over the district en- trict entered the restaurant.

accounted for in the continuing 1 1 TRI TOWN SHOPPING PLAZA ALBANY AVON When the delegates, their ap- investigation by members of mici 1 XeJl petites whetted for a sumptuous the Detective Bureau. Crassh lunch, arrived at Bristol cen Donald It. nouie, ii, ui tra! High School for the conven IQnaniah tion who was to meet them at West'' Washington St. 1 ivegina r. L.eoionu, 01 the front door of the auditorium booked on a charge ot breaking I Healy New Britain.

was ar but Kowalski. LOCATED LESS THAN 10 MINUTES FROM WEST HARTFORD SPECIALS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY and entering, two counts of bur- rested early Sunday on charges "Hello there, nice to see you. "Heno mere, nice to see and thre counU lar. MEAT DEPARTMENT of reckless driving and failure to obey a stop sign after the car she was driving struck an auto at the Mill Street-West Street intersection. According to oolice.

the Le- Borrow up to $1000 Take up to 24 months to repay the incumDents tenure, anu entering and larceny. Both are under bonds of $1,000 each for Dlanned to vote for him again. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 791 LAMB COMB, CHOPS STEW presentation Monday in Circuit Court 17 here. Chief Mead said the breaks A loan ot SIM cost! S17.M whon promptly ropald In 12 oomotutiva monthly Imtalmonta ot S9.7S Men. Ask about credit Hit Insurance on loans at group rates Others said, to Kowalski's face, "Not this time, Frank, I'm for Berncy." Kowalski, personable, probably didn't have two or three supporters in the assemblage, that was working in his in which the pair allegedly par Blond car did not stop for the stop sign and struck a vehicle headed north on West Street and operated by Donald Butler, 31.

of Spring St. Police said Butler complained of a back injury; Rcgina Le-'i Blond received head cuts andjl her passenger, Edward Carmen, HOUSEHO UP 95 ticipated included those at the Foursome Mfg. where a safe was taken, the T. C. Tru-don and Simmons Radio and Television" Center as well as some housebreaks.

RIB LAMB CHOPS LEGS OF LAMB 35, of 274 Albany chest 1 injuries. li "ffCC Our 107th Year MORSE 4 OIAAUK OVEN READY lb Patrolman Josepn Avitable in-, vestigatcd and made the rest. The accident is still under fl DELICATESSEN investigation. SPICED HAM Apartmants Wanted PRODUCE HARTFORD 11 Asylum corner of Main 2nd Floor PHONE: 527-7273 WEST HARTFORD 1499 New Britain Ave. PHONE: 236-3226 Corbins Corner Shopping Parkade next lo Stop Shop NEW BRITAIN 212 Main 2nd Floor PHONE: 225-7741 Opposite Department Store MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE 382 Middle Turnpike West-PHONE: 643-9536 Atk AbMtt Our vntng Hour I I Apflrtment CBmplfxes of units or morp wantefJ lo sell.

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