4 THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1965 17 They'll Do It Every Time U. 1. Patent THAT'S WHAT A WE NEED FOR GALLON I'M THE OUGHT READY! DRIES IN TEN TO DO WHERE'S MINUTES" IT THE PAINT 0 DL INSTANT SWISH SPRAY PAINT I DRIES IN 10 Tund AND A HAT 1P 10 JIMMY SEINE, 10 SHORE RE, EDGEWATER, N. J. Hotel Site to Be Parking Lot Demolition of the Mayflower Hotel at 241 Worthington St.
is expected to be completed next month. The building, formerly the Stearns Square Hotel, is being razed to expand parking lot. The hotel was built 60 years ago by Wilbur G. Young, originator of Absorbine, Jr. The five razed for 75-room parking building lot.
is being a Demolition of the building started July 8. The hotel started as Young's Hotel for Men with rooms renting for 75 cents a night. As hotel changed ownership, the "men only" policy was revised. Charles 'J. Miller purchased the hotel in 1946, a year after it had been condemned by the city.
Miller made alterations and sold the building in 1950. Ownership of the hotel returned to Miller 1951, and after selling it again in 1956, he remained as manager until the hotel closed last June. The name was changed to the Mayflower Hotel last October. George Shenas of Longmeadow, parking lot operator, bought the building earlier this summer. School System Completes 'Head Start' Program Operation Head Start successfully concluded its first summer of operation Friday, according to program director, Mrs.
Ada Weiner. Summer Classes Operation Head Start is to a summer program designed give underprivileged children the opportunity to become accustumed to school and contact with individuals other than their parents before enrolling in a public school kindergarten program. Operation Head Start is a of President Johnson's War Poverty Program with funds being appropriated under the Economic Opportunities Act. Closing ceremonies were held Friday at each of the 13 city schools participating in the program. Each child was awarded a certificate issued by Lady Bird Johnson and Sargeant Shriver.
A total of 419 children received certificates according to Mrs. Weiner. She said that the program began in July with a total of 402 pupils and enrollment grew until it reached the present total. "We have not had one child drop out of the program," she stated. Special Events All this week special events were planned by teachers as a farewell for their pupils.
Friday, Mrs. Weiner said, some teachers brought in cookies and let the students decorate them. Onc teacher and her class made their own ice cream, she said. Mrs. Weiner reported that most parents expressed great interest in the program and thought it "very beneficial" to their children.
There were classes conducted by 28 teachers and 28 GREEN ACRES FRUIT FARM 868 Main Wilbraham Open Daily 8-8 Including Sun. Golden Jubilee Peaches Are Here! Also Frozen Sweet Cider At the Courthouse Hearing on Civil Rights Issue Delayed Month A hearing on a restraining der brought by civil rights leaders against the mayor, the chief police and members of the Commission was delayed Friday to Sept. 13 in Superior Court by Judge Donald M. Macaulay. Filing Date judge ordered that the or pleadings be completed before Sept.
which gives the city until that time to file answer to the bill in equity. aprac bill seeks a temporary restraining order from the court against Mayor Charles V. Ryan, Police Chief John F. Lyons and the Police Commission. After filing an original bill of complaint which alleged that their constitutional rights were being violated, the civil rights group amended the bill to seek a restraining order to prevent police from denying them the right to march here.
The order would keep the officials from committing "any act olence." of violence against or civil rights threatened lead- ers. Judge Macaulay ordered the delay in the court hearing on the order after Atty. Lewis Steel of Now. York National City, legal Association adviser for the Advancement of Colored People, told the judge the emergency nature of the situation has been resolved. The bill was filed Thursday by Mrs.
Juanita Griffin and Oscar Bright, cochairmen of the city's CivCouncil of Organizations for il Rights. ted officials against The bill claims, acts commitrights byworkers included unlawful arrest; assaults, beatings and physical abuse; unwarranted prosecutions and interrogations, threats and harassments and interference with rights of hold civil rights meetings. Haas Estate The estate of Henry Haas, late of 800 Amostoun West Springfield, contains personal valued at $87,041.92 and real estate assessed at $16,691, according to an inventory filed at the Registry assets of Probate Friday. Chief are 232 shares of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. appraised at $15,577.83, a note balance of due Henry totaling $11,771.55, and 50 W.
Haas with a shares of General Motors Corp. common valued at $5,096.88. Real estate consists of the land and buildings at 800 Amostown West Springfield, appraised at $16,691. E. Walter Haas and Third National Bank of Hampden County are coexecutors of the will.
$200,000 Attachment A $200,000 attachment on the goods or estate of Andrew Demetropoulos of 114 Garfield local contractor, was filed Friday in Hampden County Registry of Deeds. Gerald E. Spear of 101 Mulberry St. initiated the action of tort for libel and slander, according to then document. suit is returnable in Superior Court on the first Monday of October.
Demetropoulos is listed in the directory as manager of Club 418, located at 418 Bridge St. Church Land Transfer About 33 acres of land in Iolyoke have been transferred from the Sisters of Providence of Holyoke to the Congregation A-A TV SERVICE SAME DAY: SERVICE WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF TV's PLUS RE 6-5934 455 STATE SPFLD. BIG 21" PICTURE TUBES Most Year Types Guarantee with dud $19 of the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Springfield, according to a deed recorded Friday at County Registry of Deeds. According to spokesman, the parcel of land is in the arca of the new Mont Marie on Upper Springfield Road, Holyoke. The Sisters of Saint Joseph plan to use a portion of this land for future development, according to the spokesman.
The land is near the Providence Hospital and the BeavenKelly Home for men. $15,000 Bond Judge Abraham I. Smith set bond at $15,000 Friday as he brother of the late SEe Esther Eveappointed Samuel Sahpiro, a lyn Sahpiro of 297 Trafton administrator of his late sister's estate, according to a document allowed for probate Friday in Probate Court. Miss Sahpiro, a Smith graduate and teacher in the Springfield school system for about 25 years, died here Aug. 5 without leaving a will.
According to a spokesman, the amount bond is roughly indicative of the size of the estate. $100,000 Attachment A $100,000 attachment was recorded at the Registry of Deeds Friday by Lillian and Raymond Breveglieri of this city against Arthur J. Graziano of 59 Foster St. in tort action. The suit is returnable on the first Monday in October in Superior Court.
Change in Payments Judge Abraham I. Smith Friday allowed a modification of a divorce decree in Probate Court which reduced child support payments to $10 per week. Warren A. Roberge of Whiting St. and Geraldine M.
Roberge of 97 High were granted a divorce in Nov. 1955. Roberge was originally directed to pay $25 weekly support payments. A modification was obtained on May 25 of this year reducing this to $15 weekly. The petitioner claimed that since the modification of May 25 his circ*mstances have changed and requested the court to reduce weekly payment to $10 per week for Susan M.
Roberge, District Court JUDGE WILLIAM T. WALSH JUDGE EDWARD J. DOBIECKI JUDGE SOCRATES GEANACOPOULOS Nelson Miller, 60, of 118. Thompson larceny; plea, not gullty; found guilty and sentenced to months In the House of Correction, appealed In $100 bail. Charles F.
Woodward, 22, of 264 Franklin drunkenness, plea, nolo contendere, case filed; drunken and driving, not guilty, found guilty sentenced to six months In the House of Correction, appealed in $500 bail. Robert G. duch*esne, 27, of 25 Hiawatha drunkenness, drunken driving, non-support and operating motor vehicle after revocations of license; plea, guilty; fined $15. for drunkenness, for drunken driving, non-support case recontinued and fined $50 for operating a motor vehicle after revocation of license. Harold J.
Sherman, 21, of 34 Bancroft larceny from person and assault and battery; plea, not guilty; continued to Aug. 30 in $1100 bail. Liberty assault and battery and Conrad Edword Kruzal, 18. of 758 larceny from perso1; plea, not guilty; continued to Aug. 30 in $1100 tail.
Thomas Rodeen of 38 Garvey asbattery; plea, not guilty; case dismissed on motion of complainant. Ronald T. Cote, 18, of 539 State disturbing the peace; plea, not guilty; found not guilty and discharged. Fred Stanley Lowney, 33, of 568 Cooper Agawam; assault and battery by means of a dangerous weapon; plea, not guilty; continued to Aug. 24 in $5000 bail.
Richard B. Edwards, 18, of 126 Colton Longmeadow; assault and battery; plea, not guilty; found guilty and case continued to Aug. 23 for disposition. Q-Was Mike Fink, hero of many folk tales, real or leg- endary? A--He was an American ranger, boatman and fur trader of the early 1800s. He won fame along the Mississippi River for his tales and his skill in fighting.
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DRIES IN TEN MINUTES King Features Syndicate, 1965. World rights reserved. 8-21 Inquest Begins On Death Of Baby Girl An inquest into the death of a three-month old West Springfield girl began Friday in District Court before Judge Socrates Geanacopoulos with testimony from two West Springfield policemen, a State Police ser4 geant and the woman who owns the home in which the death occurred. The girl, Lynn Ann Terzi, was dead on arrival July 6 at Mercy Hospital after being taken there in the West Springfield police ambulance. Police reported they responded to a call from Mrs.
Terzi of 52 Day West Springfield, after she said that she had "killed my The inquest which was held behind closed doors was later recessed for the judge to amine the report of Dr. William Mosig, medical examiner. Mrs. Terzi was ordered comi mitted to Northampton State Hospital for mental observation July 7 by Judge Charles D. Sloan, but she has since returned home.
No charges have been filed against her. Brightwood SRA Survey Is Completed James R. Malone, coordinator of the Brightwood urban renewal project, Friday announced completion af a survey of the Brightwood area by Macou, O'Leary C. Associate, of Washington, D. The survey was designed to compile data on the social, economic, and physical aspects of the Brightwood area.
Employed by the Springfield Redevelopment Authority, Malone said the survey information is being studied to develop various urban renewal plans in cooperation with other civic agencies, including schools housing and the Streets and Engineering Department. The survey also included an attitude phase, in which residents of the Brightwood section were asked for opinions on various aspects of local concern. Malone felt that Route 91, which will run east of the Brightwood section, will have little effect on Brightwood residents but will aid industrial growth. The information gathered by the consulting firm will soon be made public, Malone said, to keep residents up to date. To develop a close relationship between urban renewal coordinators and the residents of the Brightwood section, Malone said hoped to locate office space in that area.
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It will "kill" off auto accident. The girl is Frank Farrow. I'm told she wants to That 5 o'clock call every morning Burlesque Special Shirley Jones and Jerry Lewis join Lucille Ball and Danny Thomas in Danny's second "Burlesque" special, to beam (probably) in October. Marie Wilson will make her TV comeback in a pilot written especially for her and a younger girl by' her old friend, "My Friend Irma" writer Cy Howard -and titled "The Daughter of My Friend Irma." Speaking of that "Place," John Kerr will hang out his Peyton shingle next season as a semi regular actor on the show. They're having the usual harassments and headaches on the new "Steve Lawrence It's supposed to start beaming Sept.
13 and it looks like it will because they've just signed Charles Nelson Reilly out of Carol Channing's "Hello, Dolly!" to play the harassedand-headached official of a network television show. Dean Martin set aside a wild five minutes of this Monday's (Aug. 16) TV taping for a Frug ballet by Elaine Dunn, Up for Air David Hedison when he comes up for air from his "Bottom of the Sea" series--will play one of the starring role in a movie, Minister and the Choir Singer." Patty Duke, who's growing up fast, moved out of the paternal domicile into a bachelorette pad of her own in the Doheny Tower. Tina Louise will moonlight all Pow! from five-feet-cight "Gilligan's of her Island" solid A to a two dramatic special for CBS-TV. It's about a tender-hearted showgirl in Las Vegas (the kind who's so timental she cries not only at newsreels but at untied shoelaces) who goes to college on the side for her Ph.D.
NBC bought the pilot for a projected new series--a sexy series, I should say: "Post Office." Four Star sewed up Ted of the White to whomp up some political documentaries for the syndication market. Castle in Ireland Elizabeth Allen's ex-spouse, the Baron Karl von VietinghoffScheel, sealed their reconciliation by buying Liz a castle in Ireland. Jaye P. Morgan joins Tony Bennett on the road this fall for a quartet of college concerts. Jaye's new act includes a taped background special sound effects, including jet blastoffs, train whistles, typhoons, hurricanes and all the other horrors that snafu the stars of the summer stock shows.
She should segment written into the "Peyton one of the girls in the show, in an Sinatra's very close friend, Mia make movies. I don't blame her. to slave in a series is a drag. know: she's been playing the citronella circuit this summer. Miriam Makeba guest stars on the Gypsy, Rose Lee show that gets Aug.
27. The happily-married Mimi Hines and Phil Ford will make like they hate each other on one of Dean Martin's new shows. Red Skelton, shaping up his new-season shows to suit every type of viewer from Pismo Beach to Penobscot Bay, signed Barbara Nichols for one and Stanley Holloway for another. Li'l Abner Lovely Louise O'Brien has been training those great big E- flat glims of hers on Peter Palmer in "Li'l Abner" at Melodyland down in Orange County. After she finishes putting Peter in his place, she's set to straighten out Gig Young in "The Music Man" at Valley Music Theatre out in the San Fernando Valley.
Jackie Cooper and Don Penny, producer and star, respectively, of "The Wackiest Ship in the Army," will ship out between breaks from the series to entertain our Vietnam troops. Those, break Beatle-type their Blighty Yard. bonds next month, arriving from London in time to bounce off the first "Hullabaloo" beam of the season. Ray Charles and "Bonanza" Mike Landon are tuning up their tonsils to tandem a tune or two on a Perry Como show. Tom Stern, Samantha Eggar's husband, finally landed his first Filmtown assignment.
The Englishman gets a guest in Bridges' -Western series, "'The To celebrate, the Sterns leased Rudy Durand's old Benedict Canyon abode for $2500 per month. Live Like Stars Which reminds me: when Jill and David McCallum tirst arrived in Hollywood (before he became a big star in "The Man U.N.C.L.E.") somebody total them they had to "live like $3000 rent every month for six stars." So they a shelled out months unil they finally go wise and bought a beat-up old house in the Hollywood Hills for peanuts. And now David's fixing it up, complete with suites for upstairs AND downstairs maids, at a cost of around $15,000. "And when I finish with it," he tells me, "we'll really be living like stars -but it'll be all ours!" A former carhop slipped the secret of her success to Bobby Goldshoro: "I tried to be an actress but flunked my screentest, so that's how I happened to become a beauty contest winner that all the studios are screentesting." teacher's aides in 13 city schools this summer according to Mrs. Weiner.
The program was only possible because of the people behind it, she added. Two classes of children, who enter Eastern School kindergarten in the fall, visited Springfield College and were taken on a tour of the campus by Dr. Jessie L. Parks of the college faculty. Two classes, who have enrolled in Homer and Hooker Schools, were taken on a tour of Mercy.
Hospital. Other children on a train ride to Thompsonville, visited the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and played at Forest Park. All classes visited an ice cream shop to see how ice cream is made and to taste the results. Two city day camps have allowed Head Start classes to spend a morning experiencing camp life. The City Library and Science Museum were visited by each class.
Mrs. Weiner said all children in the program had their teeth examined in a dental clinic as pant of the The clinics were located Hooker 'and Homer Street Schools. on Observations of comets were recorded by Chinese astronomers as carly as 2369 B.C. Watch as REX HUMBARD Presents GOD IS THE ANSWER America's Number One Gospel Program on CHANNEL 22 SUNDAYS A.M. KAKLEY MASON and LAWN SUPPLY CO.
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