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Mrs. Gporge Sandals, 40 VFW Stein a u b wiU sponsor Puerto Rich. They will live in Avenge Daily Net Press Rim The WeatiMr . About Town Steep Hollow Lane, and Mrs. a dance for members and Forest Hills, N. T. Fer theW eek Buded Firs sail e« U. M. WeOtam henee Jay B. Rubinow, 40 Pitkin S t guests tomorrow from 0 p.m. to "Weddhi^ Mr. WelM, a 1968 graduate May Ul. 1N5 win attend the 36th annual 1 a.m. at the Post Home, with of Manchester High School, at­ Oloady, eeel today. choM* e< Bobert L. EJccellente of 86 Lil- statewide conference of the music by "TH4 Classics.” tended the University o f Con­ 1 4 ,1 7 2 ihewers. Ugh to Uie; etoiUy, l«7 8t. received gold ban yes- Conn. Region of Hodassah to be Weiss - Goldberg necticut He received degrees In wrarraei teU ght, lew U-eU: elear- teitlay during synibollc com- held May 24-36 at the Stratford A meeting of the executive accounting from Mitchell Col­ Member of flw Audit tog pleas ant tomomrar, h%fe ueor Bilastonlng exercises at the Ui>i- Motor Stratford. board of the Ladies of the As­ lege, New London, and the BofcMi e< Oroetottea Tt. veraity o( Connecticut. An Air sumption will be held Monday University o f Miami, C oral Manche»ter— A 'City of Village Charm Force ROTC Cadet, he win be Sunset Rebekah Lodge and night at 8 in the library of the Gables, Fla. He is a member of formally commissioned on June King David Lodge are sponsor­ school. Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity. 7 after cooimencemenl ceremo- ing a mlJltary whist and set­ Mr. Weiss la employed as a VOL. LXXXiv, N0.198 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965 (Cfauwtfled AdverOstog ee Puga i ) PRICE SEVEN CENTO idee. back party tonight at 8 at Odd VFW will sponsor a Seafood systems, procedurea and Fellows Hall. Proceeds will Night for members and n ests methods analyst by Benton A Marine P vt Wiltard O. SnUdi benefit the Connecticut Eye tonight from 6:30 to pidnfght Bowles Inc., Advertising, Now Jr., son at Mr. and Mrs. John Bank and Visual Research at the Post Home. York City. His wife, a grad­ J. Schoschl of 88 Hackmatsick Foundation. Tickets will be uate of Whitney School o f Art, Diuighter^ Companion Held Bt, recently completed four available at 'the door. Mias BOeen Sullivan of 120 Hamden, and Andrew Warde Events weeks of individual combat White Srt, was initiated recent­ High School, Fairfield; also at­ training at Camp I>Jeune, N.C. WotM War I Barracks and ly to membershdp of Pi Beta tended the University of Con­ Auxiliary will meet Monday at Phi at the Unlv«aity of Corv- necticut. She is an interior de­ Solution Seen Nearer 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Home. neoticut. signer with Lakow A Sons, New In State Mrs. Bertha Steams, depart­ York City. ment president, will be a gue.'rt. Area Woman Killed, WE APPEAL an Appre: Delegates and alternates for the Cawley, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. To IJie whole family who convention to be held In July in Nautilus Chief needs shoe repairing. We and Mrs. Charles P. Cawley of Bloodmobile Sets Hartford will be elected. Mem­ 117 Cooper St., was recently are authorized dealer for bers are reminded to bring ar- the best! CROWN NEO- graduated from the Aviation Speaker Today tlclee for the cup aAioUon. Re­ Structural Mechanics School In Visit on Monday In Dominican Conflict tlT E HEEL.S by Good­ freshments will be served. year and CATS PAW Structures at Naval Air Techni­ Just say Body in Auto Trunk cal Training Center, Memphis, The Red Cross Bloodmobile At Polk Launch HEELS—no wood inside The North Winds, area folk- will make its monthly visit to Mill won’t mark the floor. Tenn. CHARGE IT! slnglng group, will be featured Manchester Monday and set up Lovely Bride BERLIN (AP)—A tele-^pkreT’bs, ------to Middletown, but their,>a companion were convicted of GROTON (AP) — Wil­ on the Brad Davis show tomor­ Steelier photo operations at the Concordia phone tip led to the discov­ house burned down.' Dean was breaking and entering. Miss Judith Whitcomb, a re­ Mrs. Alan Michael Weise ohsuged with arson but was liam R. Anderson, skipper j row at 8:30 on WTIC-TV Chan­ cent graduate of the Hartford Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin ery by state police today of Miss Sharkevich was picked U.S. Orders SAM YU LYES nel 3. They will also sing on the St., from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. allowed to *plead guilty to a up by police at her home. of the submarine Nautilus Few Feet from Main Institute of Accounting, is the SPECIAL GROUP of FABULOUS a 38-year-old woman’s body charge of breach of toe peace Hootenneny Road Show on daughter of John A. Partridge Miss Martha Joan Goldberg, Local Red Cross officials, State police would not say where when it made its historic 23 OAK STREET w n c radio tomorrow evening in the trunk o f a car. after he promised to get pey- Dean was arrested, but he was of 211 Mountain Rd., not, ac­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mur­ noting that last month’s visit cMatric help. transpolar voyage, will be Some Troops at 6. cording to Wednesday’s Herald, ray Goldberg of Fairfield, and topped the 150-pint quota for The woman’e 17 - year - old the speaker today at the the first time in a long time, daughter and a 22-year-old man At toe age of 17, Dean and (See Page Five) the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Michael Weise, son of Mr. NYLON PEIGNOIR SETS launching of the nuclear i John Whitcomb. a ^ residents to keep up the were arrested on bonUcide Withdrawn and Mrs. Theodore Weiss of 77 good work. chargee. submarine James K. Polk. Jaycee Wives w in meet Brookfield St, exchanged wed­ From eeveral makers . . . The body of MTs. EHsabSth Mrs. HOracio Rivero Jr„ wife WASHINGTON (AP) — of toe Vice Chief of Naval W e^esday at 6 p.m. at Center ding VOWS' Sunday, April 28, at truly exquisite . . . 100% ny­ H. Sharfcevich of 619 Graham Prospects for a solution of Operations, will christen the Congregational Church to go to the home of the bride’s par­ Rood, South Windsor was found the Dominican crisis have Capriland's Herb Garden, Cov­ ents. ( lon tricot, some with nylon With a bullet wound In the bead. 7,000 ton vessel at toe cere­ monies at toe Electric Boat; at last taken a marked turn entry. TTwse wishing to attend Rabbi Sanford M. Shapero of A net overlays. ’This is the tra­ "We got a call saying we'd 85 East Center St. are asked to contact Mrs. Da­ Division of General Eiynamics for the better, in the opin­ Temple B’nai Israel, Fairfield, p h A S f \ ditionally favorite lingerie find a tody In the trunk of such C3orp. I vid Sadowsky, 143 Chestnut performed the double ring cere­ and'sueto-a car on tbs Berlin ion of Johnson adminis­ At Summit St. St., by Monday. Anderson’s ship was Amer­ mony. item of all brides. Feminine Turnpike,” said State Police lA. ica's first nuclear powered sub- tration strategists. Miss Barbara Eckhaus of Merrll Johnson. "And we did." TTie first withdrawal of Amer­ Members of the Junior and lacy or ribbon trims, satin m.irine. The Polk is the Navy’s Fairfield and New York City Arrested were Miss EUzaheth 35th Fleet Ballistic Missile Sub- ican troops has been ordered. CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL Senior Confirmation Classes at was the maid of honor. Steven appliques . . . in sheer filmy Chances tor a permanent cease­ Eimanuel L utheran Church A m Schaikervich and Dairyl Marine. ' | Weiss of Albany, N. Y., served mts) nylon. Drip dry . . . white.. . Damn of Mlddlefleid. The Polk is designed to fire' fire are believed brightening. planning to attend the Conflr- as his brother’s best man. SEEDS Dssm was rutosd to Hartford the 2,500-mile range A-3 Polaris Candidates to take pari in a ,mands Jamboree at Page Park, sizee 32-40. moderate, Interim Dominican Bristol, will leave from the After a reception at the home Hospitot thto niutirtog suffering mssile. | of the bride’s parents, the from undtocloued Injurlee, The Polk, toe 11th president of the government are becoming church parking lot tomorrow at Regularly avajlable. noon. cou p le left for San Juan, hospital said his oendtUon was United States, was a congress­ 14.99 criUcdil. man from Tennessee before be­ In reporting this, however, U.S. officials cautioned that A TTte car with Mra. Shars- ing fleeted president. Anderson, I vtch’s body in it wnas found a native of Bakersville, Tenn.,! much remains to be done. They parked on the shotoder near a was graduated from the U. S. : said some inter-American reetaurant, Johnson said. Naval Academy in 1942. forces with a sizable U.S. con- Cello TOM ATOES...... 2 pkgs, 39c He deoHned to say what the He assumed command of the ' tingerKt may have to remain on motive for the alayhig might be. Nautilus in 1957, and toe next I the Caribbean island for LETTUCE ...... head 25c Mira. Sharkevich’s nelgtiiXMe year took toe .ship on the, months. EARLY j . ’y described her aa a person who Atlantic to Pacific polar cruise. U.S. Amba.ssador Ell.sworto SPINACH, Native, W ashed...... 2 lbs, 39c kept to heraelf. She had lived At the age of 39, he was toe Bunker announced toe with­ FAIRWAY, In South Windsor for only a year Navy’s youngest captain. I drawal of some 1,700 U.S. troops Grants SEASON CampfirrMARSHMALLOWS...... 2-1 lb. pkgs, 45c er so, they said. Before retiring from the Navy at an Organization of American She apparently did not Uve in 1962, Anderson served a s ' States ses.sion Friday night. FT KNOWN FOR VALUiS This marks toe first pullout with her husband, (he neighbors aide to three Secretaries of the Although diplomats believe the chanCe for a quick, permanent peace in the VALUES! LOCAL NATIVE PRODUCE! said. Navy. He was elected to Oon- since the vanguard of some 23,- BOTH Sha was empioTsd as a secre­ greas as a Democrat in 1964. 000 U.S. marines and paratroop­ Dominican Republic is greater, these pickets were on duty yesterciay, showing Beet Greens, Boston Lettuce, Splnadt Rhubarb, BcalUona ers went ashore at Santo Dom­ their displeasure at American efforts there. The sign says "The Dominican and Hot House Tomatoes. LADIES' NYLON tary by Om Teamsters Union, STORES Local 671. in East Hartford. M o r e T a lk s ingo April 28. Woman fights the savage aggression of the Yankees.’’ (AP Photofax.) or COTTON BA’nS ’TE Bunker noted the number of Dean, who is unemployed, has ^yVATERBURY (AP) — Oon- Man Alive— Have We Got Variety-—Look! OPEN been Hvtng at the OesUiner Americans being recalled ap­ nehticut Light & Power Co. proximately matches the con­ START UVIMC COOL! • Slips Motel to Middlsfield. negotiatexa are scheduled to Green and YeUow Squash, Green and YeUow Beaiu, Bomalne TONITE He used to Uve with his grand- tributions by other GAS mem­ Lettuce, Turnips, White Sweet Potatoes, Watercress, Peas, • Half Slips meet again Tuesday with union bers to the inter-American Belgium Endive, Com on Cob, Cauliflower, BroccoU, Beets, till representatives, who have been force. He spoke after Brazil as­ Huge Force of U.S. Planes New Crop Fresh Cherries, Peaches, Strawberriee, Pineapples, armed with authorization to call signed some 1,260 men to Do­ Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Spanish Melons, Emperor, Almeria Regularly 2.99 Youth, 20, Fails a strike if contract talks ore un­ minican duty. and Ribier Grapes, Red Bsnanaa, Umea, UgU Fruit, Papaya, SPECIALS TONITE successful. Bunker said “ we hopefully Mandarin Oranges. Gov. John Dejnpsey has re­ look forward to new contingent AND SATURDAY NYLON SATIN OR To Rob Father, quested daily reporta on the arrivals and further withdrawal ■6fU.S.~8ouro6s.’ - • . Slams Barracks Near Hanoi NAME BRAND KNIT situation from atale and'feddrai 8ARAN Shoots Himself mediators, a uhlon abokesman The American emtoy voiced "THE KING WEBBING KITS said. hope toat as much as half of toe SAIGON, South Vlet^ton* of bombs over both twgete.^along three highways near the Laos border. The Vietnames* Beg. 69c . 44' LADIES' BRIEFS Members of toe International inter-American force might Nam (AP) — A massive They were mostly 750 pounders, of Prodiico!" WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. a U.S. spokesman said. Ground planes also dropped leaflets on NYLON S’TREtCH Brotherhood of Electrical Work­ come from other hemisphere force of U.S. Air Force PERO e WbiU e 32-40 (AP) — An armed robber countries. But it was queetiona- fire was reported intense over the towns of Ton and Ba Don. r e g u l a r l y ers voted 946-176 to authorize 271 OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DAYS • 643-6884 HEADBANDS t j e macked by a silk stocking shot planes slammed bombs into Quang Soui, but no enemy air­ The 10 Vietnamese planes all Reg. SOe ■> TO 69c PAIR a strike, toe spokesman said returned safetly after striking Friday. The strike call wxjuld (See Page Three) the Quang Suoi military craft were seen. 2 for 1 . Mmeelf three times Friday sJter U.S. Navy planes also ham­ at a series of targets including STYROFOAM CUPB ^ he was recognized trying to hold not be made until after toe cur­ barracks in North Viet the Quang Khe Naval barracks, rent contract expires May 31. mered at rood targets and a Phg.of26.Beg.49e WW u p Mb own father. Jinx Is Well-ISanted Kitty Nam today in the closest naval station. brick barracks at Xong Ray and Bleeding profusely from three The union reported no pro­ New Bill Allows a group of 20 small boats at Phu CAR WASH Shirley Moore of Atlanta holds her three-months- gress at Friday’s bargaining raid so far to the Commu­ At 10 a.m. planea from the im head wounds, John Freeman Chanh. The Vietnamese report­ SPONGE You'n male* h«r drtam c f Walden,, 20, fled the scene. His old kitten, Jinx, a well-named feline. The kitten, it session. Management would not nist capital of Hanoi. Midway cruising in the Gulf of .V. 6000 BTU More Coverage Ninety AJr Force jets de­ Tonkin hit a Vietnamese navy p- ed sinking the boats. Reg. 79c (Irregulars) 4T father, Ira, owner of a paint seems, is jinxed. He fell from a pine tree and broke comment. triM w Im i i yea gift the bride stroyed 37 buildings In the tar­ t boat hidden under camouflage Intensive fire Mt toe Vietnam­ RIT DYE store, called the police who ap­ and being towed by a trawler. ese from the Quang Khe boM. prehended young Walden at the his left^ front leg. He’ll have to wear the cast at Information Gag By Blue Cross get area whlcti stretched from Beg;alar S6c M 55 to 60 miles due routb o f Ha­ Many hits were made on both but all planes returned. MR CONDmOHiR with any one ef these beoutifid nome of a friend. least another week — cutting down on his tree HARTFORD (AP) — Police­ HARTFORD (AP)— Connecti­ noi, U.S. military spokesmen sMps with rockets and machine- S sharp clash was reportMT. Arrested with Mm was Mott climbing, and maybe his jinx. (AP Photofax.) men who give Out mformallon gun fire, a U.S. spokesman said. Von Bldrldge <3eorge,. 20. and cut Blue Cross subscribers saUd, today between Vietnames*- HAS SET ’H FORGEICONTROU end practical gifts far a new heme. about confessions would be sub­ The trawler was left burning. army troops and Viet OongT Ronald Potter, 19, of Lake ject to contempt of court under would be able to get coverage On one previous occasion U.S. Just a twist of a knob ban­ Worth. planes had gone nearer to Hanoi Vietnamese air force planes forces near Ben Cat, about SO a bill passed without debate by for care outside general hospi­ joined in at 1 p.m. with an ishes stifling heat. Automatic Young Wedden shot htmself the House FViday. but that was to drop leaflets. only tals under a bill peraed by toe armed reconnaissance raid (See Page Plve) cooling control holds tem­ wrlth a .32 oeUlber pistol. After Bystander Stabbed The bill would also appjy to All toe planes returned safe­ perature you set. Also wrings being treated at the Good Sa- courts employe®. It forbids toe State House of Representatives. ly, and no enemy aircraft were muggy moisture out of air, maritem Hospital, he was taken di'vulging of information about The bill, passed Friday and seen, a U.S. spokesmeui said. cools entire room. I SPE.CIAL to the^y Jail. whether a suspect has confessed sjBot tp_ toe Senate, would allow No planes were reported lost Ilf Mit, M mw tis asias *39.95 WaUm was told under 120,000 or has denied, the crime of coverage’ for care In convales­ in today’s series of air strikes '''0 WONFK DOWN . FREE ACCOMMODATIONS Helping Policeman cent and nursing homes, special Ordeal ‘Almost Vnhearahlf^ •■/5 WClIlly bond on two counts of armed which he Is accused. which began with small-scale jnnrrgTnrgrryinnnnrATinnrW robbery. George and Potter Rep. John W. Boyd, R-West- or chronic disease hospitals, or Navy reconnaissance raids OFFER wore hsM wittout boil on two NE WYORK (AP)—An angry crowd of Negroes at­ port and House Chairman c»f the even In the subscriber’s home riVDrtly after midnight, and end­ a 5-YR. GUARANTEE against defects in mate­ under some circumstancee. Out IN NEW YORK FOR 3 DAYS-2 NIOHTS counts of Being accessories af­ tacked a white patrolman Friday night when he collar­ Judicary Committee, said the ed with the mass assault on rials or workmanship in sealed system. 1-yr. ter the fact. measure is "a step forward in - patient care could also be Quang Soui bagracke early tiite 54 Women Diet Off Foley said young Walden en­ ed one of two Negro youths he had seen breaking into giving people accused of crime covered. afternoon. guarantee against defects in entire unit De­ Supporters of the measure 1 fective parts replaced or repaired at our option, FOR 2 PEOPLE tered the paint store during toe a furniture' store in the Bronx, police said. a fair trial.” Forty U.S. AJr Force FJ06 by lunch hour and pointed a ^stot A storekeeper, Enrique Ne-^ The bill was sent to the Sen­ said Blue Cross subscribers oft­ Thunderchlef bombers struck Over 100 lbs. Each with no charge for parts or labor. at t'wo women employes who gron, 66, who wept to toe aid of ate en stay longer than is necessary the Quang Soui barracks, es­ 55-PIECE SET IMPORTED in toe chest and took Ms night­ in general hospitals because of I were filling pay envelopes. toe patrolman, was critically stick from Mm. corted by 60 su t^ rt jets. NE\y YORK (A P )— So you want to lose 15 pounds^ PLUS. . . FREE ADMISSION He said toe father entered stabbed in toe back, police said. toe present restrictloiw in their A U.S. spokesman said toe J1 a a.9JUtAmAaAJtRJUtRJUUUtAAaARJt&RmAM Siegel was treated at Ford- Bridgeport Fire health insurance. benefits. and the going is real tough? Well, suppose you were- after Me son had grabbed up The patrolman, Philip Siegel, ham Hospital for a cut on toe aircraft ranged over the target 9 PIECE TEFLON* COATED NICHIMEN CHINA most of toe envelopes and, rec­ was working overtime on his BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Fire Subscribers were pictured as area for.45 minutes. trying to melt more than 100. , left hand. Hla chest was X- swept through a two-story brick reluctant to transfer to a less TICKETS TO THE... SERVICE VOR 8 ognizing toe boy, said, "IVhy day off aa part of the city’s wa.r rayed. Fifty-four members of and frame building used for expensive type of Institution be­ Then the air armada moved weight-reducing organization are you doing this I’ll give you on subway crime. south to Phuoc Qui ammunition and weight gainers must wear a Aluminum Cookware Regularly $35 all'toe money you need?” Later, a Negro Identified as Negron also was taken to storage and shipments by the cause these places are not in­ called TOPS shed more than 1(X) pig insignia. A nongainer, non- Fordham Hospital. Home Country Bakery at 1700 cluded in Blue Cross coverage. depot, 100 miles south of Hanoi, pounds last year. Some went SLEEP IN COOL COMTORT! The father and son talked Eddie Collins, 18, was arrested and destroyed six buildings and ioser dons a turtle. But a loser • I-QUART SAUCE PAN Pink or blue design on briefly. Walden then hsmded toe and charged with felonious as­ Police said Siegel was on spe- Bamum Ave. Early today. But opponents of the bill said well over the mark. gets a spinning top for progress. fine translucent e h i n a. damaged another four. Barbara Peck, 26, a housewife snvelopee over, yanked toe sault on a police officer and in­ (See Page Five) (See Page Five) (See Page Three) The U.S. planea dropped 76 The average weight loss per Heavenly choice for spring 2 8 ' 8 7 toocking from Ms head and shot terfering with an arrest. at Nazama, Wash., who went member each year is 20 poun., PLUS... DECORATIVE CERAMICS^ feel 100 per cent better. Before I No one orders them, and wr* Love Triumphs Again, Would be too embarrassed to sit A Wide Choice of don’t give out diets. Their ^ | | | | | | | ll designed by In tMs room now. Everything doctor has to do this.” Extra my parents used to say I Mra. Manz incidentally ls„fi Regularly 19.99 Entertainment ENCHANTE Wedding Will Go On ju m p ^ on. I thought they were plumpish 186. She used to weigll.; t / FOR COMPLETE o f California picking on me.” 208. She would like to loee m ore... 9-PIECE SET Joann Wageniue, 91, a house­ Sun Inspired colors, . PROSPECT Conn. (AP)—The Army is going to fly wife fit Seattle, Wash., who FREE 2 QT. COVERED SAUCE PAN t e f l o n *, muted ^Ids, bright droppM from 267 to 189, de­ D upont ap­ blues, earth greens tratrooper Frank Briglia Jr. home, and Jacqueline clared: “ At times I felt like $392,000 G o y % 4 proved finl^ and browns, vases, abharro won’t have to cancel her wedding after all. throwing the food at my family NEMA' 5000 BTU GIVEN WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY ash trays, laay Su­ gJackie and Frank had planned^ instead of putting it on the ta­ Stolen in t GT. COVERED SAIKE FAN means no stick sans... to get married on May 29. But news from Rro. John 8. Mona' ble, but it got easier aa I went cooking, no Frank’s outfit, the 82nd Air­ gan, D-Coraici. Briglia Senior had along. Physically I- feel much, scou r clean­ 1 .9 9 t e 11.99 borne Division, was suddenly gone to Monagan for help in get' much better. Mentally, I feel Back in Gallei^ ^nndU & nKjl* AIR COMDITIONER up. dispatched to the Dominican ting Frank home, and Monagan Uk« a normal human being USED CAR COVERED SKIUET ItepubHc on May 4. said he'd do what he could, but agaln. I’m no longer the fat lady LONDON (AP) — Tlie t s £ ~ USES NORMAL 11$ VOLT CURRENT It seemed for « time toat he didn’t think it would be on the block.” 000-Qoya portrait of the Dukeote* im O N SPATULA AND SPOON INCLUDED EVBRY> BRIDE'S much. Wellington, stolen from the Buy it now, install it your- Frank would mijw the wedding, TOPS stands for "Take Off Friday, however, he called Pounds Sensibly", and 3,000 ol tionsl GoUery in 1961, bos teflt:! adf. get a good■ n is ^ ’s FROM,, m 2 AND UP but Friday Lt. Ocd. Jamea F. rest FAVORITE MicNab of toe office of toe Army Mrs. Briglia and s ^ d . her eon its more than 100,000 members returned, in good condition. Plugs in 115 volt outlet only would be flown home in time fOr ore discussing wsigtat problsraa The painting was recovered Cools average room. 2-speed eMef of staff, telephoned Jackie This offer effective from May Roth thru BUy SOth, IHK CORNING WARE and told her Fttuik would be toe wedding. at their.annual convaition; BinniriidiaM Friday night fan, washable Alter. Ideal for home. “Haw can I feelT” she sold. Esther Msnz, 57, of Milwau­ a baggage room tea New York acoonunodatlona good until October 1,7, 1005. bed rooms, children’s rooms. Sparkling whMe.v.wtth; a MoNab eaid toe commander " I ’m a mother. I’m so. happy kee, TOPS prudent end foun­ station. It was tteiit Sit toU. TJt nuitii# aaiiif *NOMONfK09.95 charming blue cornflower o f Frank's company decided to he’ll be coming home.” Briglia der of the 17-yoar-old nonprofit London wfeors it t o g Just cbortled. today as tbs mlsfing design. Every type... send the private ijorne after a group, said ‘^a fat person is ssl- onnnfmTniuiiEiiuiiiiAiiMWP Over 100 Used d m te Chooee f>en^. 'letter Jackie hod written to toe " I love Mm; I’U vote for Mm dom really happy.. It's a falsa An nnlitentillttl psnan sauce p i ^ caeeeru|jiil( tea President was torwoidsd to to# a hundred times when I’m 21,” front tosy put on. And whan a sent ten I k M .l 5-YR. GUARANTEE against defects in mate­ or coffee pcfto^ Buy singu-. Army. Jackie said of Monagan. mother reaUzes her own cMl- Jackie said MoNab told her rials or srarionanahip in sealed system. 1-yr. . Jarly or to jicte. .Mo ^gay drqn ara asbamsd of her — it’s JacMs, beoauss ‘I ’d bsord he’d call her Monday to let her reiaUy tragic.” guarantee against d^eets in entiie unit De- to take' care ,aC-..nw«r (fiat otosr girls In the some spot know what fUght Frank wtU be TOPS has 4.UM chapters in fpctive parts replaced cv repaired a t our tici), MANCHESTER FAMOUS F06T0BIA SERRATED 8TAINLE8M any aoouitoff. ' bod done it,” wrote JohnsiJohnson on. •very steto in tbs uMon and In OJcplalnlnc yaaat bad hapnenened. with no charge for parts or labor. CRYSTAL - ST^K XhilYES JiaoUe aaya sbe egqMots about GkMrmsmr. •solh Aflrlcs. MOTOR woukT 4prooiate tt fit you yi 460 gustts at bar wodd^j H m Bx

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PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MAY 22,1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 22; 1965 PAast citizens (eel they are hot he the first year since 1958 when tented represents a basic philo­ caping and then floating around ion posts vacant until .union of play before you read on. send 50 cents to Bridge Book, forcea were said to be In the or normalcy? If you esm figure 39c 39c PRINCESS GRACE of service in this capacity. the number of babies bom in sophy also shared by the Rus- in the capsule, which presents eleoUona to be held within 40 South Ukea the queen of Manchester Eve. Herald. Box enough, without any heaters. this out, let the Weather Bureau downtown part of the capital on Now the Weather Bureau has .CANNES, ' France (AP) — M ra Russell Phllbrick In­ this country drops below four sian.-i, for they have provided a potential hazard; this occurred days. The government also or­ hearts and the top clubs, then 8318, Grand O n tral Station, the other side of the U.S.-poUced know because some of its ex­ Princess Grace of Monaco, the troduced Mrs. Newton D. Skin­ their astronauts, who have during the flight of the MA 9 dered the mobilization of all leads a diamond to dummy's Now York 17, N.Y. certainly never countenanced at the PARKADE million. area. the use of hydrogen bombs to perts feel in their' bones there Is former movie star Grace Kelly, ner, new president-elect of the Births during the first three spent consideraibly more time with Gordon Cooper. The food males between 19 and 80 to ace. He returns the jack of clubs Copyright, 1966 no such thing. Open At.L DAY Sunday 8-9 in space than have the Amer­ U.S. oMtoiate soM iha Ameri­ Bek hurrjeanes — especially in ahd U.S. AmbMsador Charles New Qigland Southern Con­ months of this year dropped 70,- will be packaged into one-day place them under mtUtary law. from dummy and makes sm un­ Oenwnl Features Corp. can troops are under strict or­ "I suspect,’' says Dr. Gordon d. Bohlen attended a special ference, WSCS, who was in­ 000 below the same quarter In icans, with a wide variety of rations in metal containers usual discard from his own hand view of the pact with the Soviet Some 25,000 tin miners in the der* not to allow armed forces Union, which baivi atomic ex­ Cartwright, director of interna­ s|towing Friday at the. Guuiea stalling officer. She was as­ 1064. If there is no further de­ nutritious and rich foods. They which will then become storage countryside also struck. —the ace of hearts! realize the importance of pro­ from etiher side to p w through plosions except underground. tional affairs for the Weather International Film Festival of sisted by Mrs. David Carter, cline in the rate during the re­ bins for wastes after the food If the defenders go after the neutral belt. Thue it ap­ m viding plenty of choice edibles In an official release, the bu­ Bureau, "that if we had an av­ American film on the career president of the Norwich Dis­ mainder of this year, the 1965 has been removed. PANMUNJOM, Korea, (AP) hearts, dummy gets the lead peared that the MemationaHy erage day nobody would bsBeve dt the late Preeident John F. trict Conference, WSCS. total would be 8,984,000. The as a factor of good morale. Before the end of 1966, the 14- with the jack of hearts. Declarer reau entertains the thought that In the case of their latMt — The body of Lt. Sung Sam manned atrip hod the effect of bombing a storm might *'reju it.” Kennedy. •nie call to worship was figure last year was 4,064,0(X). n,. day Gemini missions will be un­ Lim who piloted a South Korean gets two hearts, two spadeo, one sealing oSf the main forces of jThe film, "T ea rs of Light- given by Mra. Martin Kelder- Arthur A Campbell, chief of dertaken and the problem of army plane shot down by the dlamcmd and four clubs. each sMa from attacking the ung. Charlotte Gray was solo­ the' Public Health Service’s Na­ Voskhod, the three astronauts food, which could be a critical If the defenders switch to ring. Day of Drums," ie a U.S. were provided with 2,800-cal­ Communists, was returned to other. I|iformation Agency film ist, accompanied by James Mc­ tality Statistics Branch, said an one, wil have been resolved. Our South Korea today. spades. South wins and leads a The U.S. authorities also said Kay at the organ. orie meals. About five ounces produced by George Stevene Jr. upturn is expected when the astronauts should be well fed U.S. Maj. Oen. WilUam P. diamond. He gets to dummy that neither Dominican faction Other officers Installed were post-WorkP War II babies of of proteins, four ounces of fat with tempting foods to provide with a diamond, winning two It was show^t outside of festival and ab^t 11 ounces of carbo­ Yarborough, senior U.N. Com­ baa the power at this point to competition to a capacity au­ Mra Russell Philbrlck, first 1946-46 start establishing fami­ the boost in morale that may be spades, one heart, two diamonds extend control over the entire GET YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FIllED AT IIGGETT S i vice president; Mrs. Herbert hydrates were in the menu in mand delegate, Mgned 4 receipt dience. lies. addition to supplementary vita­ necessary in an Isolated stay for the b o ^ . He had refused to and four clubs. country, and ttaat the capital McKinney, second vice presl away from the earth. The suc­ Dolly QnestloB mins. In their menu was found do so FMday because the re' and the oountryoide are depend­ FR E D VINSON JR . dent; Mrs. Donald Culver, third WASHINGTON (AP) — The cess of the food programs in the Partner opens with oim dla- ent on each other for economic vice president; Mrs. William roost beef, half-smoked sau­ ceipt demanded that the U.N, .WASHINGTON (AP) — Fred Federal Trade Commission has Gemini project will be felt Command do Ms utmoet to pre­ survival. McGoohan, recording secre­ resolved the sticky controversy sages, open-faced cheese and downstream on the Apollo pro. 'Mnsofi Jr ., son of the former caviar sandwiches. Fruit in the vent similar armistioa vtoia- The political (ocua of the OAS MITES tary) and Mrs. John Von Deck, over baseball cards and bubble ject, where the astronauts will ^ e f justice of the United form of apples, pureed prunes tions. and U.S. efforta now Is on find­ treasurer. gum. leave the vicinity of the earth East Windsor ing a suitable combination of m te a , was confirmed by the and black currant preserves "Unlike the (North) Korean Secretaries of committees ' It overruled a hearing exam­ for an extended stay. non-Oommunlst, non-Trujillo Senate Friday as an assistant will be Mrs. Henry Jones, mis­ were available. Roast chicken, People’s Army, the U-N. does DRIVE-IN « ’t5 VISIT (T-M, WRR Gen. Fea. Oorp.) Dominicans for an interim gov- toraey general. He will head iner Friday and said Topps Cheesecake, mint caramels, not Ue about its vldatidna — It sionary education and service; Chewing Gum, Inc. of Brooklyn * ernment to rule the country un­ Se Justice Department's crimi- Mrs. Richard Sperry, Christian marmalade and candies coiild admits and regrets them," Yar­ ‘The Belles of St, Mary^s^ Fashion Show isn’t monopolistic and doesn’t A, K . . S s f; t til elections can be held. One division. social concerns; Mrs. Belle El­ be had. The beverages were borough said today before hand­ IWHOISDOINGi Onter Park serves as a fitting background for the spring and summer fashions worn by use unfair practices in promot­ |vy/HAriOWH07| posalblllty as Interim president liott, student work; Mrs. Jo­ coffee and milk. The Voskhod Klan Marriage, ing over the recei^ . Two Top Featureo, All Color Mrs. Ronald Haldeman (left) of 21 W estminster Rd.. modeling a red, navy and white mod­ MARIO SAVIO ing sales through use of base­ astronauts had four meals in is Antonio Guzman, a farmer- em print with navy blue Bermuda shorts, and Mrs. Eklward Platz of 215 Hollister St., at­ seph Gallant, literature and ball players’ pictures. “It was your side which com­ Sophia Loren businessman, but oMlcials said ^OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — publlcaUons; Mrs. Howard their 24-hours in space. tired in a navy blue linen sheath with red trim. The.se and other fashions from Corel Casu­ ASHFORD LAKE Slated Tonight, mitted tlUa murder cf one of They met and fell in love, they A decision written by (Com­ From an examination of the Marcello Mastrolannl no declslona had been reached. als will be seen In the "Belles of S t Mary’s" Fashion Show on Wednesday at 8 p.m. In Neill Flavell, supply, and Mrs. For­ missioner Philip Elman said your own' blood. The piece of The U.S. sources added there skid, during the rash of sit-in rest Howell, promotion. food available to the Soviet as­ «MARRIAOE ITALIAN Hall. Hair styles will be by Creative Coiffure and make-up by Merle Norman Cosmetic there is no me^ngful market First Since ’25 paper which I signed ie of little STYLE" cuff ROBERTSON are quite a number of Domin­ Drive out this weekend and see the gfrowth and im­ (kmonstrationa last November Chairmen of comrtUttees tn- tronauts it appears that diet importance to be as compared Studio for the Women of S t Mary’s annual sponsored show. Modeling to the musical ac­ and December on the Berkeley in the sale of baseball cards represented a problem to which IMHAWNNS icans who might be acceptable companiment of Franklin Lawrence will be Mrs. Louis Heard, Mrs. Haldeman, Mrs. Winslow olude Mrs. Mark Bogdon and without gum. Offering them in to the family and filenda of L t Shown at 6:80 - lOKW for positions of responsibility in campus ot the University of Cal- Mr*. Valentine Patarlni, mem­ considerable thought, effort and Farm vine, N.C. (AP) — Two IIARSAUELLcfxoal Manchester, Mrs. Roy Vaughan, Mrs. Platz, Mrs. Herman Eastman, Mrs. Francis Dieterle, provement, Improved roads and beaches. Many cot- comWnation with gum "is not time was devoted. members of the Ku Klux Klan Lim,” Yarborough said. Pins: Sean Connery the proposed middle-road provi­ ^ m ia . bership; Mrs. Paul Avertll, pub- Gina Lollobrlgida Peter Sellers Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Richard CJobb, Mrs. Clarence Maron, Mrs. George Lawrence and Mrs. essential, or even important, to Our National Aeronautics will be married .tonight near The unarmed L19 plane pi­ sional government. They said Thomas Stringfellow; all members of the parish. Mrs. James F. Marshall and Mrs. Kath­ tasres have been erected making this one of the out­ So. Mario Savio, 32, former lixsity; Mrs. Robert Chaee, local the ability of a firm to compete "WOMAN OF STRAW" "Worid of there are non-Oommunlsts on hhad of Free and Space Administration does this eastern North Carolina loted by Lim strayed over North arine Hynes are co-chairmen of the event. Refreshments will be served. Tickets may be ob­ the Speech Move­ churdi activitlee; Mr*. Robert effectively in the sale of bubble Korea Tuesday and was shot Henry Orient” the rebel side who could qualify ment of the university, and fel­ Samuelson, rotation; Mr*. Rich­ not take the food problems of town in North (Carolina’s first nt 4:16 - 8K)0 tained from Mr*. George T. Evans, Mrs. Russell Broderick or at the door. (Herald photo by standing lake developments in the state of Con­ gum,” he wrote. down by Oomnuuiiet antialr- and that in the junta camp there low leader Suzanne Marilyn ard Warm, fellowship; Mr*. our Gemini and Appollo astro­ Klan marriage since 1926. Satem is.) Toppe, which holds about 39 nauts lightly. Research pro- The wedding and an accom­ oraft guns. East Hartford are a number of persons not necticut. Goldberg, 28, applied Friday for Stanley Best, hospitality; Mrs. SUNDAY ADULT TIMB tainted by collaboration with B i sum ,>ii4LI$S ha* ba*n •arvim Ih* Hama Owner per cent of the bubble gum [ gT-ams have been undertaken to panying rally —are ,part------of -a --re DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 a marriage license in the Ala­ Robert Gordon, sun^ine. SAME AS SATURDAY former dictator Rafael Trujillo. for S8 YIARS. for a Mmplal* PRH INSPKTION ai meda Ounty, Calif., court market, signs minor league . provide the subtle answers aa surgence of Klan suotivity In the MOSCOW (AP) — The oldest Also, Mrs. Howard Keeney playersnlftv^r* tot/i k>ng4ermkrnp'Jt'^rm contr^ts, i ^^at and ___iwhen__ a* to feed ^ these orw___ z______<__ man in (be soviet Union win The very process of negotia­ house. and Mrs. Mark Leadbetter, state. There ie a big drive on for yaw imma by ■ Tarmila Control bp oit, auporyhod promising to pay them 8126 a , pioneers. money and members. celebrate his 160th birthday tion now going on to find a coa­ They received the license a f­ kitchen; Mrs. J . Manley Shaw, by Iho flnoal tedinlcsl rtaff, phono our n«*ia*t "Charming Summer Living Spot” year if they make the major NASA scientists have also ar- J. Robert Jones, of Oryiite Sunday, the Soviet news agency, lition acceptable to both sides, Presbyterians Discussing ter Miss Goldberg paid the $2 pianist. Mrs. Alton Hall will be leagues. Quarry, North Oarobna grand Tass said. the U.S. officials said, has had lo«*l offiasf fee. rived at a four-meal-a-day reg­ 26 Miles E ast Of Manchester Off Route 44 chairman of nominating assist­ Elman said other companies dragon, said the marriage cere­ Tass said Shlrali-Baba MusU- the effect of weeding out both ed by Mrs. Louis Ohampeau. imen, with a caloric intake of MOIle'Sftta 7*9! 25 are free to compete for the from 2,500 to 3,200 calories, de­ mony will be conducted "by a mov attributed his longevity to BURNSIDE left and right wing extremists M:rs. Charles McCarthy and *Sun. Cont 2 P.M. ASHFORD, CONN. players’ faces, signatures and pending on their assignments. Klan preacher on the platform long mountain walks, cow’s from the list of potential candi­ JtockvUle’V ernon Mrs. EJarl Ely. New Confession of Faith statistics. As an example, the astronaut during our rally” at Seven milk, snd afternoon nape. Teas dates. 649-9240 Mrs. Herbert McKinney serv­ in the command-module can Springs near Farmville. aid he calls wine a "devil’s po­ ENDS TUBS. ed as chairman of the program WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre­ get along on 3,200 calories while 'The minister was identified as tion.’’ FINAL WEEK! Jobs Available for the installation. Refresh­ COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A nfthey were written," the state-'¥>from ' United Presbytertana liminary statistics indicate that the one on ^ e surface of the the Rev. George Dorsett of MusUmov lives in a mountain since the civil war. uns lEUnTB GOITIM GW. ments were served by members New Bill Allows historic confeeslon of faith ment says. ASHFORP LAKE. Inc. long distance telephone use was moon will have 2,500 caloriee Greensboro, a Baptist who says village in Azerbaijan, the Soviet Dr. Blake told newsmen F ri­ Reunion prospects, however For Youngsters ^ of Mizpah Spencer Circle. Ward stimulated by the 875-million cut which sees the Bible In a made available to him. Some he is chapUUn of the United republic on the Caspian Sea changed fight gets its prefiml- day "It is not the statement but may be lessened if United Pree- DiV. OF BUSS iXTfRMlNATOR CO., INt. • UT. 1 tl2 Circle was in charge of fellow- in rates qn Feb, 1. Klans of America. The bride where s'number of peopl* over More Coverage ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Sales Agent Bernard scientists believe the las* word netry test before the nallon’a the total confessional position of byteriana adopt a resc^ution la­ At 4-H Camp ship. Strasburg, chief of on these figures is not yet and bridegroom were nqt identi­ 100 ore reported to Uve. the church that is the issue at ter this week which ask-s remov­ the Federal Communications biggest Presbyterian body to­ The Oldest and Largest in Conn. available. Some space-medicine fied. Taoe aoid he was healthy and By Blue Cross day. hand." al of bans on intesiTacial mcir- TEL. 643-5440 or 649-5938 A number of jobs are open to Clommiseion’s Common Carrier doctors argue that a weightless Jones said there will be six had a good memory and-a good He termed the, statement "an nage. Bureau, said Friday that more It \ras expected to set off spir­ jmungsters during the sunjmer Mrs. Murphey man may use more energy than rallies in June, including a ear. He lives with his wife, 66 (Contlnaed from Pag« One) ited Sscusrion among the 835 addition rather than a subtrac­ MANCHESTER, CONN. _ time is needed, however, before street walk near the 'state Capi­ years younger at 94. by the Tolland County Exten­ one on the moon or on the voting delegates representing tion.” am Leads Club i *rtatement can be earth because his extra motions tol in Raleigh. broadening of Blue Ooss cover­ the 3.8-million-member United The newly elected moderator maoe. ♦ BBEAT! *1 Wt FiiiMt Film" sion Service in its 4-H Camp. Ag require more energy and more Appiearing at railiee June 4-8- VIENTIANE, Loos (AP) — ^ age would be damaging to prtv Presbyterian Oiurch in the of the assembly, William Phelps Ih e camp will be in operation food to prodiKe this energy. 6 will be Klan Imperial IVizard Several thousand dollars in ate insurance co m p ^ es, which U.S.A. Thompson of Wichita. Kan., Mrs. Horace F. Murphey of WASHINGTON (AP) — Some Robert Shelton of Tuscalooea, Aug. 1-6 and Aug. 8-13 fo r ! Thus, they resison, the astro­ counterfeit American bills have STARTS WED.! 'THE TRAIN unllka Blue Cross, are subject A church spokesman summed said he favors the proposal. He 16 Benton SL was re-elected 1,600 pickets spent Friday in naut on earth would need the Ala. been ipotted in VIetiane, it was to taxation. up the confesriion like this: The said he expected opposition to Junior Camp, and Aug. 29 to Washington, seeking help fer president of the (Cosmopolitan least calories; the astronaut on Lost week, Klan counsel Matt disclosed today, by a French "Passage of this measure Bible Is "the revelation of God’s the statement because "were the U.S. Merchant Marine. Sept. 3 for SenkM* Camp. i Club for her second term at the the moon would need more and Murphy Jr. of Alabama, spoke economic aid mission which would be groosly unfair to the acts" — but it is not infallible, if Presbyterians. We disagree on Applicatione f4 pounds I cancies. affirms that men were involved also hired two per.sons for the Decker, R. S, Olmstead, William Children under 12 ar«’r! All of the nomlnatlona and in producing them. WASHINGTON — If you do and fit into a box smaller than njgular summer activities. Miss J. Shea, Frank V. Williams and a loaf of bread. GIANT fRfE PIATGROUNC reoppolntmenta have already "The words of the Scriptures Open All Day Jadith Pease, of Broad Brook, five or more loads of laundry a Miss Carrie Seymour. As the Gemini capsule may been confirmed by the House. are the words of men, condi­ wjll work as 4-H Summer as- May luncheon, Mra. R. W. week, it’s cheaper for you to TMe following reappointments tioned by the language, thought- launder at home rather thsin eventually orbit- the earth for sfctant beginning June 8. She Russell, chairman. Miss Ella TONITB—N.E. PREMIERE were approved: forma and fitemry fashions of SUNDAY will aid County Club Agents take your washing to a self- as long as two weeks, it will Sumner and Mrs. Raymond St. take considerable planning to Court of Common Pleas: (}tto the places and time* at wMoh w^th the slimmer program. Laurent; program, Mra. Ralph service laundry. If your wash doesn’t require five loads, the provide variety in the menus ANSFIELD Rt. 87,. Lebanon, Conn. H. LaMacchia Bridgeport, 21-0; Miss Joyce Raffa, instructor in L. Maher, chairman. Miss Walter J. Sldor, West Hartford, physical education at the Uni- self - service place may be aibng with ewlting elements in EUeanor iuish, Mrs. Henry the selection. Menus on succes­ Phone 423-0256 31-0; and Robert A. WaU, Har- v*rslty of Connecticut, will be Maidment, Mrs. Philip I. Hol- cheaper, depending on t h e ElvDS 'I'OrtlGHT transportation ooet. sive. days will contaiq such Charlton Heston — In color wlnton, 21-0. Personal Notices •mployed a« Extension Recrea- way, Mrs. G. E. S U ^ , Mr*. Circuit Court: Chief Judge fllUY «rSAVE^ tlbn Specialist. The U.S. Department at Ag­ foods as strawt>erry cereal "MAJOR DUNDEE” Vfliotlior your fovorlto dtsl^b Soofood or Sfook* Adam Rhodes and Mrs. Thomas cubes, bacon squares, com Ja y E . Rubinow, Manchester, F. Ferguson. riculture figures it this way; "Hmr There, It’s Yogi B ear" R during our ' | Cost per load at home is chowder, rtirimp cocktail, but­ SUNDAY thm TUESDAY onjoy it boro ufith your favosit* cocktail... 33-0; Louis Georgs, Danbury, In Memoriam Welfare, Miss Marion Wash- about 73 cents if you do th m terscotch pudding, date fm it 31-0; George Wise, Stamford, In loving memory ol our belovad', bum and Mrs. C. Elmore W at­ DguI and Ckandfafiier, DiuUel Jo- PRE-SUMMER ■ loads a week; 55 cents if you cake, banana cubes, fruit cock­ 31-0; Joseirtt F. Dannehy, wUlt ■eph SiUliyan. wtM po***d away COSMETICS kins; press book, mesdames do five, and 45 cents, tor ei^t. tail, apricot cereal cubes, cin­ tnanUc, 22-0; Simon 8. Cohen, May 33. IWO. William Rurti and N. B. Thrall; Cost in a self-servicq louiMlry namon toast, beef, chicken, ONC OF CONNECTICUT'S Bloomfield, 38-0; John G. Cicala, SPECIALS ! m e CARRY ALL publicity, mesdames Louis hem, salmon salad, mustarooip A West Haven, 19-3; Michael A. Bioch day that .d*wn* POTTED THE TOP LINES is about 5T cents a load. thought* of you, .i Marte ood C. W. TUfln; mem­ Clano, Watarbury, 33-0; John J. IDooh eventld*. a prayer. " on ^ bership nominating, Mesdamea FWEST RESTAURANTS! Caoale, Tprrlngton, 33-0; John For in the heart* that k>v*d you. MUM PLANTS ARTHUR DRUe H. W. Robb, J . P. Cheney, Jr. moat. J. Daly, Hartford, 21-0; Searta You always will be there. and R. W. (Joslee; Ckmn. club Daarington, Danlelaon, 3S • 0; • Alunili|iuni I women, Mr*. John F. Pickles; STANLEY WAI4NER LAST TDIBS TfHlAY Oaorga G. DlCanso, New Haven, Dorothy. Ivan, Dbots . historian, Mr*. Albert T. Dew- "CHEYENNE AUTUBIN” 32 • 0; David H. Jacobs, Marl- Am-BUi*beth and 81Ueeni oy : conservation, Mis* MiUiceni at IB S - StOO • S:S6 - StlS den. 22-0; Edward C. Hamlll, • Wtndowi I Jone*. Norwich, 81-0; Rodney 8. Blel- ANNUAL AIR Mr*. Bailey was ohairmon ot ★ STARTS TOMORROW ALL COLOR FUN ★ MO, ■RumbuU, 184; and George . • RoB-up I the luncheon, assisted by Mra B . IQimumUi J r .. Oraten. 194. FLOWERINO; Ralph C. Brown and Mrs. Her­ Awnings " CONDITIONERS bert Robb. Mra. Thomas F. oom pvBRS n ra A T O B E CONDITIONJtRS PLANTS Ferguson served as hostess. PO Asking Bids . • Ccaopl*B I lummijj 25e Doi. ALL SIZES 800 to Blend Voices On Auto Service All. "HOT" PRE-SCASON Carol Lynley'Brem Zimballst Jt "MOr ' PRP Sf-AffiS NBW YORK—Twenty uni­ ' Botetnaoter Alden B. BoUay EstiBNAtef versities from 16 nations have Bariy &ilivaiiw6in(|Mjlo||«ii aonounnea thai bids for ftiroloh- • E4 ! TBrnw ’ ■ PRICES ooespted invitaMans to send Ins servloe and porta for gov- choruses to sa interaaittoaal onnsnt-ownMl vihMw for th* cfaofal festival at Llhcobi kyUttNA MSTRiMmON CORP. fteetl yteup mdlno Wne M, Center in Soptstriber. In the lOOi. wlU ba oMoptad at tha final concert of a week’s se­ MufrttyMVMYMOKW D i^ main post offloa. ries, SOO members of all the ■M appUeationa nay ba IINHOUSES NORMANS ohorusss will perfoim "Oou- PLUS—ELVIS PRBSLBjV—“PUN AT ACAPULCO” Peter Sellsni M w d Is to r n dsorous Igltur,” part of Boob’s t j r ti' •ionujl" SifS • »tU • StlS •AOAVULCXr at * TilS Masgsrat Bnthsrfsrtl Ifes-bMi ^ IM « Mass in B n in or snd oUmt *Bia TIMB w a u T a m r ASM vtPlocaliifDi^ToRduM dDiiiinf,.4 SR'HV M SS’A 4 W |»* ...... 'I ' ------— r

1 J, A r IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, . MAN^ESTEB, q :» ^ SATURDAY, .1996 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1966 F A « i m i Area Churches An Votes For Wagner? Huge Force of U.S. Planes d iF J V trr Bow ugly soma of ths intricacias of Events Town Church Plepler Sees Doubts ths poktieal gams oan get has Just been S t Fraaeia o f Aaa gnsaiim teBd., Etnmiti$ flrraUi inustrated by the sudden seal developed Churches Bov. ystaatan Ooaover. To Be. Host Slams Target Near Hanoi MlalBtar ScnOi wliiAMr down in the United SMltes Senate to Chnfoh of Christ Trinity Oovenaal Choreh St Bridg^aOhneh Rev. Gordon B. In State Hackmatack St. near Keeney St. Bar. Jeha J. Include In the administration’s big vot­ l^rdoU and Vernon Sts. 10 a.m .. Church SdwoL Wor- Paator (Oonttaoed from Page One) ment waa expected to be an­ Ikigeiie Brewer, IWliiiater Bev. K. R|nar Book, Taotor Bav. Staaley T. Rev. John B. BIkfeinttts, (Ooattnued from Rage Ona> For Confab ing rights bill a Mg little provision sps- Rev. Damitt B. nosasy ridp Sarvlca. Sennoa "lifa’s nounced this weekend. The DsadUest Diaaaaa.” Aaststant Pastor miles north of Saigon. The Viet shakeup announcement bad There is no d ea r bo<]y o f law to support a legal olflcslly tailored to a local situation In >;4S a.m., Bible claaaea Ibr 0:30 a^m.. Simday School wRh 7 pjn.. Pilgrim Fallowahlp. About six firemen, overcome Tha Church of Ohrtet in Cong Were reported to have hit opinion released this wedc overruling one of a series of all ages. claaa for Idndergartan through MiaaMa at T, 6, 6 :1 6 ,10:W and been scheduled for Friday but SViandad O olobtr 1. U tt New York City. Mkasea at 6 ^ 7 :4 8 , 3. 102U by sm town, N.J., candidate pastor. Bev. Ronald E. Haldemaa and 11:40 a.m. into flames. It was believed the The Herald Prtettn« O oinpw . in this pcuticular addition to the Ug mon: "Parted from Them." St Bernard’s Ter., RockvlBs president at the annual meet-1 fawtnict in preschool vvock late In the afternoon and armed Bolton Congregational (Jhurch ruling handed down earlier thl.s flomaa no flaaiicial .raaDonaiDluty Nursery and Children’s Church­ Back in Gallery building was a gasoline storage Teusday at 8' p.m. The public ia graphical voting rights bill Is the news that Con­ Bev. Patrick P. Blaboney, ing held last ndght at Whlton end primary woric, reepective' helicopters prowling the re­ week by Town Counsel Irving and oth er------es. 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. St Bariholmnew’B CXiaroh Paator ly. Mrs. Eugene Brewer of gion were aaid to have lost dump. invited to attend. gressman John Lindsay, a Republican First Lotberan Church Auditorium. Also elected were Hospital Notes Aronson. Beenlng Herald. 7 p.m., Bible Service with 8:48 a.m., Nursery and Kin­ Rev. PhlUp Hoosey, Paator (Continued from Page One) M anchester wUI hold claasea Bight of the Viet Cong. BSarly today, four other Sky- Miss Hamer, who' served with hymn sing, sacred verse and dergarten in Children’s Chiqiel. R ^ . Bleuurd O. BoDea R ockville Mrs. Richard J. Jennings, vice Atty. Aronson’s ruling negates with an outside chance, has decided to Rev. WUUam H. Balkan Maosee at 7, 8, >. 10 and U for Junior age work. In South 'Viet Nam, U.S hawks from the carrier Coral the Peace Corps in Thailand Pull aerrlce client of K * . A. Bervlce, ^ sermon by the Rev. Mr. Smith. 8:48 and 0:48 a.m.. Morning Aoslstaat Pastor handwriting as others sent to president; Mrs. Jamee Wood­ from 1962 to 1964, recently a charter requirement, added PubJlahera Repreaentatlraa — “nie JUUua enter the 'race In New York against Paator a.m . ward, secretary; Roger Negro, Marines carried out a scorched Sea discovered 10 to 15 trucks Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid­ P rayer and Church SChoM. news agencies since the disap­ David Roper of Muskogee, toured Asia, Africa and Europe In all areas excepting matern­ by the 1964 revision, that gives ■athewa Special ^ eticy — Mew Tork, Chl- Mayor Wagner. treasurer; Mrs. Robert Sche- Okla., will teach a class for earth operation tfi a Viet Cong dlapersed in the same ar<^ and the town board of directors aago, Detroit and Boaton. ,,, , week Bible discussion at the 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Masses at 6:46, 7:40, 6, 10:10 St Matthew’s Church, ToBaiid pearance of the painting. hideout area south of Hue. Com­ again attacked for 10 minutes. to study the mission work of ity where they are 2 to 4 p.m. a u d it BUIUBAU o p CIRCOliAr The districts where the Puerto Ricans manse. Topic: "How Is Christ sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nos­ and 11:80 a.m. 9 a.m., Sunday School Family fisch, oorrea ponding secretary. men on the development of the final authority to approve of Servlea. Rev. J. OHtford Curtin. Paator Detectives believe these let­ munist guerri-liaa fled after tok The spokesman said results of the United ChUrch Board for and 6:30 to 8 p.m. aod private TTONH Supposed to Come Again?" trand. Baby - Bitting nurlMiy Gommitteee include Miss church through preaching on World Ministries. reject the community’s plan of Mve are highly organized for the Demo- 10:8Q a.m ., Church Servioa. Meeting Sondaya at Hlck’a ters, and this one, were written Grace Tedford, memberriiip; en resistance when Marines the second sttrike were undeter­ rooiiM where they are 10 a.m. available. Oommonlty Baptist Cborch by someone who had the Goya Tuesday morning. There will In Thailand Miss Hamer to 8 p.m. Vlaltor* are requested development. Slaplay adreitlali« d oa ^ haon: eraita. So, what happened in the Senate 6:80 p.m., Miaalonaiy apeak- Memorial School Gymnasium Miss Margaret McGrath, ways also be open forums for men with flamethrowers burned mined. Until the change was ap­ PVn-Monday — 1 p-in. PiMay. Second Oongregatloiial Church Thursday, 6 and lO a.m., Holy 085 E . Oentor S t in his possession. The writer No antiaircraft fire was re­ worked closely with the minis­ not to smoke hi patients’ the other day may, if it is approved in Oommpnlon. ar and alldea. and means; Mrs. Charles Lra- on personal evangelism led by huts, many containing ammuni­ proved, the plan of development PsT Tueaday — 1 p.m. MMda]^ 388 N. Main St. Bev. Alex H. Plaaaaar, Masaea at 7:80, 8:80 and 1040 knew details of the back of the tion. ported when the first attack was try of education, doing dem­ rooim. No more than two visi­ itor Wednaaday — 1 p.in, T u e a ^ . , the Rouse, decide next fall’s mayoralty Bev. Felix M. Davis, Minister Daily, 7 p.m.. Evening Bdlniator penance, Mrs. Howard Vlbbert, Eugene Brewer of Moncheeter, onstration teaching in second­ tors at one time per patleat. had been under the sole Juris­ i pier Thuraday — 1 p-m. Wetoaaday. Unfon Oongregattonal Chnroh n.m . painting that none others would Mrs. H arry Ehch and Mrs. On the political front, the made, but light small arms fire diction of the town planning Par Friday — 1 p.m. Than^y. election bofore it is held. B ev. C. Ronald WUson, P rayer. ’ know. on Bible teaching materials by was encountered during the sec­ ary schools and participating in Church Is open dally for pray­ R ockville Charles BotUoeiio, program; George True Baker of Man­ long-awaited reshuffle of Pre­ commission. Under the ruling, .. VVn- Satmuay — l pm. Priday. ^ ^ . At this prospect, one might expect Associate Minister t o o a.m.. Church School for Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Paator fir s t Oongregattonal Church The Goya had T>een sold at mier Phan Huy Quat’s govern­ ond. seminars with teachers and Patients Today: 287 aaaam addaadllne: lO-.K) a.m. each day <( er. all ages. Claaaea through Orado Ted Drake, exhibition; Mrs. chester, N.H., and on Chrteblan principals. ADMITTED YH5STEIRDAY: that is where the reaponsibii- gBbllcatltia eaeapt Satmday — t a-m. Congreseman Lindsay, and Senator Jav- Bev. Jamee L. Anstta V em cn Sotheby’s auction to an Ameri­ Raymond SchaUer, parliamen­ camping by Morris Thurman ity will remain. 10 a.m ., Worship Service and 4 wUl have an expanded sea- WoraUppliig at the Vemcn Before her appointment to Mrs. Beverly Perottl, 28 Gard­ Minister of Christian Bdncallon can buyer for |392,(KX) In June tarian; Mtb. Howard Vlbbert, of Easton, Moss. Ita, already a warm supporter of his Church School. Nursery through Church of the Naaarene alon. Elementary Sdiool Tolland the Peace Corps, Miss Hamer ner St.; Miss J-anet Dwyer. 52 According to Atty. Aron­ Saturday, May U 1961. There w as'an ou tciy from cheer; Mrs. Glen Mhtl, publi­ On Wednesday and Thursday Witness Stabbed son’s opinion, the reversal is eandldaey, to start crying political plot. Grades 7. Reception of new 286 Main S t 10:80 a.m.. Worship Servlea. 9 a.m„ Church School for Rev. John A. Lacey, Mhdotor was executive secretary for the Litchfield St.; Virginia Lom­ the British public about The art city; Joseph Lynch and Edgar momlnge, there wUl be reports Fellowship of ReconcUiatlon in based upon a Plainville court But, either from their previous and members. Sermon by the Rev. Rev. Robert d. Shotf, Mbdater Choir Sunday. Theme, "Faith Grades 6 throiw h 13. Bllaa Helen C. Flocher, treasure leaving the country. bardo, 23 Hawthorne St.; Miss Mr. Davis, "What Is Required." Bev. R. Alfred Swain, and Music.’’ V. Sanders, ptetiire-of-the- from the six New England He Wasn’t Lost, Helping Police the Los Angeles area. She had Diane Berthold, Tolland; Jo­ case that pitted the tow n’a MIlitaiT PnMpeets Ib l^ tn a m Butural pOMssBlon of real stature, or 10:80 a.m.. Church School for Director of Chrlatlaa BducaHon month; Mrs. Edgar V. Sanders planning and zoning commis­ 3 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi outdoor Associate Mliilater 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior High Infants through Grade 4. states on the churches in the previously served as director of seph Muska, R F ^ 2, R ockville -h, Ona of tba moat eDOOuro«(nc ap- pertiapB merely because they are clever Service. Baptist Youth Fellowahlpa. Paa­ and Mrs. Dotwld Wtthey, hospi­ ■various areas. A ll m orning ac­ He Was Hiding (Continued from Page One) Christian education for Congre­ Wanda Nlemsum, Tolland; Da­ sion aga,inst it le^Iative body. 10:48 a.m., WorriUp Servioa. 9:28 and 1046 a.m.. Church The court ruled in that case fcadaalB of the military dtuatlon la enough to know there is only one way Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Church 0:80 a.m., .Church School tor speaking on "On Being Dif­ Sermon, “ Four Steps to Faith," School. Plaza to Hold tality. tivities will begin at 9:30 a.m. gational Christian conferences vid Hale. Wapping; Mrs. Pa­ School for Grades 8 through 12. classes tor all ages. feren t." Pictures of the month chosen and a noon luncheon will be in the west and southwest. that the legislative body could Vlatzam wa bava anooimterad la that of to {day the game—said that to play for the Rev. Mr. Bowinan preach­ 9:80 and U a.m., Worohlp Everyone thought Ray­ ciaJ duty on the 174th Street sta­ tricia Belekevvicz, Storrs; Thursday, 0:48 to 11:18 a.m., 10:48 a.m., Worship Service. were "Violets in Pastel,” a pas­ served by the host church. A g^raduate o f Iow a State James Brand, 136 Green Rd.; not assume powers not specific­ Oorr«qx«dent Hobart Kaatlay In tha the votes of these same Puerto Ricana ing. Services. Arts Contest mond Warren, seven years tion of the Third Avenue el ally stated as being within its Adult Study Group. Message by the Rev. M r. Swain. First Church of Christ 8 to 7 jn .. Junior and Saidor 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- tel by Mrs. Ida Mae Lee to be A special class on (Christian Teachers’ College with master’s G eorge Smith, 37 Alexander .WaU Straet JounuO. It la ImpnaalTa as —the two RepubUoans have supported (Children’s Church and Nursery shown at the Savings Bank of womanhood will be taught by old, was lost last night— ,+When he spotted the youths degree from Northwestern Uni­ St.; Mrs. Theresa True, Wap- purview by- the Home Rule Act. Setentlst P ilgrim raUawahlps. lowahlp. except Raymond; He waa j p d l as ancouraglnfiT baeauaa It aaaraa Center Congregational Clmrch provided.) 447 N. Main S t New England painters and Manchester; “Pal,” a pastel by Mrs. F. M. Schubert of Musko­ breaking into the furniture versity. Miss Hamer has been ping; John Gallup, 101 FJllza- Because the Home Rule Act the special legislatlaD without hesita­ 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fal­ eculptore have been invited to Mding. United (Sinrdi of Christ 6 p.m.. Junior Fellowship, St John’s Episoopal Church lowahlp. Mrs. Vlote. Sobol at the Mary gee on all three afternoons. F. store. a high school teacher and prin­ beth Dr.; Shirley Harrison, 106 does not specifically permit a ^ baaad on aome kind of moaaurad ap* tion. Teen Fellowship and Christian submit works for the "Art for His parents, Mr. and 11 Center St 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun­ B t SO, Vernon Cheney Llbrairy; "Jugs,” an oil | M. Schubert and Roper, both of The youths split up. Siegel cipal and also a camp coun­ Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Sally town's legislative body to be '‘ praiaal of alignments and odda lathar *T am not a bid afraid of this amend­ Bev. CMfford O. SImpaon, Service Training courses for You” competition to be sponsor­ by Mrs. Rita Kenway at tho Muskogee, wUl conduct after- Mrs. David Warren of Oem- selor. Bradley, Rt. 6, Andover; Ro­ the final authority on plans of day school and nursery. Bev. Jamea L. Grant Rector Eastmlnater United chased one of them, and seized ^*,■ >1 upon aoraa emotioiwl davotlon to ment,” aaid Senator Javits. '1 am proud M inister adults. "Soul and Body” la the subject ed by Plaza 7, the Greater Whltcm Library; "Spring, Mt. I noon classes for the men on sldy Hill Rd., began look­ land Boueker, Worcester Rd., development, Atty. Aronson Preebyterlan FellowaUa Hartford arts festival next ing for Raymond shortly ana aide or the other of the atruggla of It, and I am proud to say Uiat so is Rev. doseph H. Dudley, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. at Christian Science churches. 7:48 a.m., Holy Oommunlon. George E. Slye School Aacutnet,” am oil by Joseph j Tuesday afternoon. Panel dls- him two blocks away. He re­ Vernon; Mrs. Margaret Ryan, ruled that the planning com­ Associato Minister Message by the Rev. Mr. Swain. month. Castle to be shown at the cussions are scheduled for before 8 p.m. and then the turned with him to the store to W indsorvUle; Mrs. R ose 'V'eii- mission “need not submit a plan Oongreaaman Lindsay,—because It is The Responsive Reading will in­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, ser­ Klngaton Dr. off Oak Bt And the anoouragement it holds out Rev. Francis C. Hawes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Pray­ clude thia verse from Psalms, Besides a total of |1,700 Oorni. Bank A Trust, Porkade IVednesday and Thuraday af- state police began looking guard it from looters. Police Arrests lette, Wapjllng: Robert Mor- of development for approval to mon, classes, babyalttiiw. East Hartford for him and then finally la tha hopa that, although tba ap> r ig h t” Minister of Bellglous Education er, Praise and Bible study. 84: 2. Related passages will be 10:48 a.m., Morning Prayer, Rev. Gordon 8. Batoa, In prizes fo r the top three bronch; and “Desolate,” an o11^*"> o o m - These sessions will Police said that as Siegel rone, Tolland; Lois Skinner, the board of directors, aa re- by Mrs. Barbatra ChurUlo at at 1:30 p.m. mutual aid began looking RFD 2; Janet Brink. Coventry; qured in sectitm 16-2 of tha ^ |KX>aoh of tha famed monsoon weather That of course, Is the mature and read from the Christian Science sermon, classes, babysitting. M inister works, there will be a fund of marched the boy under the elev­ Peter C. Hlllnskl,'’ 21, of 82 8, 0:18 and 11 a.m.. Worship Emanuel Lutheran Church textbook. Including these Unes: 82,500 in purchase awards. The Johnson's Paint Store. Theme lectures will be pre­ for him. There was even a ated line to the store, he was James K-lar, Notch Rd., Bolton; charter.” aeMon undoubtedly heralds stepped up practical formula. Be for the voting Wednesday, 10 a.m .. Holy police dog looking. Hilliard St., was arrested twice Service. Choir Sunday. Bev. C. Henry Anderson, p. 408 : 80. (S cience and Health Communion. 10 a .m .. Worship and Church works that are purchased will sented in the evenings with ser­ met by a group of 80 or 60 Ne­ Ruel Wicks, 67 Glenwood St.; Atty. Plepler feels, howwver, aittempta hy the Oommuniat guerrUIaa rights of the Puerto Ricans, and then 0:18 and 11 a.m., Chureh Pastor mons scheduled for 7 and 8 p.m. But Raymond waa hid­ groes, chanting, “Let him go! for the same offense by the WllHam Foster, East Hartford; that the two cases are not di­ with Key to the Scriptures by Friday, 9 a.m., Holy Commu­ School. Nursery through Jipilor be displayed in area business same police officer within twen­ to regain initiative and preatlga, tha fight like everything to persuade them School. Crib Room (0:18 onl/) Bev. Melvin T. Peterson, Mary Baker Eddy). nion. and Insurance companies. Guest speakers include Robert ing. His tether found him Let him go!” Mrs. Roza Fay, Coventry; rectly comparable. Assistant Pastor age. Sermon: "Luxuries the Brakes Sway Car, La-wrcnce of Worcester, Mass., hiding under hay in a barn ty minutes of each other last Unltad States may ha in portions and in to vote the right way. Sometimea the through Primary Department. Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Testimony Rev. Mr. Botea. Norwalk artist Antonio At this point, Siegel said, the Francis Flirphy, no certain ad­ Manchester’s charter waa 4:48 p.m., CYP Club will meet Elza Huffard of Vlllamova, Pa., near his home. Seven-year- night. - possession of tactics wUch can at least obvious political sehemera are too clever m eeting. Talcottvllle Oongregattonal Frasconl will select the winners boy fell to the ground. Siegel dress; Mrs. Hattie Lane, South adopted Os a Special Act by the to go to Bolton Lake. 6 and 10:48 a.m., Divine-Wor­ Reading Room hours at 746 Cau§e Collision Claud Donley of Pittsfield, old boys, someone aaid, like bent down to help him up and Patrolman Robert Hennequin W indsor. ! stand off the gueniUaa during their for their own good, especially if some­ Church Wapplag GommonUy Church of the 81.000 first prize. 8500 was sitting in his cruiser about General Assembly in 1047, he ship with Holy Communion and Main St., excepting legal holi­ second prize and 8200 third Moss.. Paul Watson of Hamden, to hide. the patrolman was hit in the ADMITTED TODAY; Albert Bev. Robert K. Shimoda, Oongregattonal Do^d Roper, and Dwaln Evans 9:20, writing up HlUnskl’a pre­ sayo, while PlainviUe’s was ' tredcB of weather advantage, and thus body on the other side knows how to ConoonUa Lutheran Church (3iurch School. Nurseiy for in­ days, Monday through Satur­ Nlniater prize. P olice are reportedly sUll In­ back of the head with a fist or M eyers, Wapping: Gerard 40 PltUn S t fants. Sermon by PaStor Ander­ Rev. Boy R. Hutcheon, Minister o f W est IsHp. vious arrest when he observed, adopted by the town under the " ivove to them that they are going no­ fight back. day, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thurs­ The purchase award-wlnnera vestigating an unusual accident blunt instrument. Poitraa, 14 ^hod St., Rock­ permissive Home Rule Act in Bev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor son, "The God of Mercy and Bev. Ihcodore Bacheler, which occurred last night on All sessions of the lecture-' Tolland at Decl’s Drive-in across the ville. where In South Vietnam—not, at least, day, evening, 7 to 9. 11 a.m.. Worship Service and will be chosen by a separate The youth ^ t up and ran. Sie­ 1960. Pardon.” M inister Vernon St., apparently rsused ship are open to the public. gel said he drew hia revolver street, Hllinski’s black and BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A Simday Schoot Sermcm, "Move Jury. white sedan screaming across Mancheeter’s charter revisiMia hy the use of arms. Against Hie Law 6 a.m.. Holy Communion, That Rock.” by the swaying of one vehicle’s and fired a warning shot in the daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Zion Evangelical The Salvatt^ Army 9:80 and 11:00 a.ra., Wonhlp The oompatition is open to Town Firemen the length of the drive-in, were adopted last year under '' As Oorrespondent Kaatley analyses Church School and Nursery. 661 Main S t 7 p.m., Pilgrim Fellowahlp. New England artists only. rear end into an opposing lane air. He said he caught the youth liam Ferguson, RFT) 3, Bolton; R is not Just a fortuitous happening 10:80 a.m.. The Service, Lutheran ^urch Servlee and Chureh School. squealing its tires. This was the a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Er­ procedure* set forth in the the military situation, the monsoon Oapt. WUllara D, MaoLeaa Painting, sculpture and draw­ when ita brakes were appiieu. after chasing him a block. After Home Rule Act. The quesUon that the federal Aviation Agency, am- Church School and Nursery. (Missouri Synod) Saraion: "Forglvs Us Our Tres- Police say that IVilUam J. Suspect Arson handcuffing the boy, he again same vehicle that he had seen nest Duval, Wapping; a son to sreather, by Shutting down on our abil­ Officer In Charge Rockville Methodist Church ings in all media by living that has never been resolved, fronted with the story of. a parachutist 4 p.m.. Pastor's class. Cooper and High Sts. 142 Grove St, Hornbuckle, 34, of Wapping, marched him back to the store. roaring out of McDonald’s Mr. and Mrs. Raymoifd Lucas, 6:30 p.ni., Luther League. The Bev. I^gl^.^Frokopgr, artists not exhibited at Plaza 7 Drlve-ln and squealing ita tires Atty. Plepler says, te whether ity to use our planea for fighting and 9:30 aJtn., Sunday School for Bev. Willard E. OonkUn, Paator before are elilglble. northbound on Vernon St. ap- In House Fire By this time, police said, the HazardviUle. who Jumped'Out of a plane without any Thursday, l i a.m . and 7 :S0 about twenty minutes before. BIRTHS TODAY; A son to a town with a Special Act lor transport, is going to offer the guer­ aU age g rou p s., S t Peter’s Episoopal Church Etech___ entrant _ _ _ may _ submit plied his brakes as he ap- crowd at the store had swelled chute, being handed one, on his way p.m., Holy Communion. Sand mn Rd. Miss Mary Ann WUIlams Patrolman Henniquin Iseued Mr. and M rs. John EUiaon, charter is bound to observe the rillas a season for oonsiderable success 10:48 ajn., HoUnesa Service. 9:80 a.m.. Church School for two worka Be^se the exhibit a crest on the road, ELLINGTON, May 22 — Mias Tolland firemen suspect to 200 and som eone shouted; Home Rule Act’s resUction oa down, by another Jumper, should be able t a.m., Sunday School. - Nursery through adults. Wapping will be outdoors, at the new of hia vehicle then in both cases court summons South WiUlngton; a son to Mr. |B a atrategy of hitting at win and ob­ driiovah’s Wltnessea 6:80 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. Nursery services available. Mary Ann WlUiams of EUing- that a fire that raged through "Why did you shoot?” Others in dharter content aa well aa dic- to come up with a rsgulatton which de- 6:30 p.m., Prayer Service. 10:48 a.m., Worahip Servlea. Rev. JaoMa A. BIrdsall, Vicar Hartford Steam Boiler build- to sweep a sector of the the crowd picked up the line and charging HlUnski with making and Mra. Anthony Paone, RFD taining temporary trtumpbs almost Kingdom Hall 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Teat: ton, retired supervlsdr of the an abandoned bouse on Old unnecessary noise with a motor 3, Vernon; a daughter to Mr. tatee on procedure. ‘ clares It IHegal to Jump out of a plane 7 p.m., S^vatton Meeting. Nursery through Grade 4.- Ing, all sculpture imiat be «>PPO«‘te lane, colliding with an River Rd. early this morning began chanting it. 786 North Main S t Oolosaiana 4 : 2-8. Them e: "R o- 10:80 a.m., Mioniing Prayer Weatherproof. oncoming truck driven by Ro- Dairy Division of the Sitate vehicle. Court appearance has and Mra. R oMb Bartlett, East Had the town’s original char­ anywhere they choose. % without a parachute: te! Prayl" RMistratlon for Thursday. 7:30 p.m., BMe 6:80 p.m., Methodist Youth Agricultural Departmeryt, died was the work of an arsonist. Siegel said five or six men Fellowship, Senior Hl|^ Group. and CSmroh School. Worka will be arranged and l^bd J. Hebert, 34, of 83 In- been scheduled for June 7 at H artford. ter mentioned the [San of de­ hi addition, tha guanrlUa fOrcaa have 4:80 pjn., Bible group dlscus- Smmunion on Thursday, As­ Study. yesterday in Preston. She had Besides the house fire, there approached him. He quoted one velopment, he says, the town’s Thla is not lucky chance, but the pay­ Monday. 7:18 p.m., Prayw 4 p.m., Rogatian Service end hung for the June 17 through! Damaj* waa reported the Manchester session of Cir­ DISCHIARGED YESTER­ to be conceded, even without monsoon Bion o f the W atchtower a rticle : cension Day. Nursery in pariah been a reeident of Ellington for waa a series of small blazes in of the men, who waa carrying cuit Court 12. DAY: John Hughes, 6 Wlnde- authority to change Its method off on the system by which the Ameri­ United Pentecostal Church and discussion time. pothick. 27 exhibit by Mitchell Pappas, i “ «ot serious. "The Coming Banquet for All house. 6 p.m., Elvenlng Prayer. A 18-year-old Manchester the past year, having previously the woods near the building. an empty soda bottle, aa say­ Paul Fortin, 18, of 151 Eld- mere Ave., Rock'vHie: Joseph of approving the plan wwfid sreather, an indisputable amount of can people are continually tnereaaliig 187 Woodbridge St Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Woman’s Trinity (College ing: “We’re going to take him • the Peoples." 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. Monday through Fiitey, 7:48 girl, who reportedly leaped out lived In W est H artford fo r 15 Volunteer firemen from five ridge St., was charged with in­ Moulton, RFID 2, Rockville; have been clearer. security In their own Jungles, where air Bev. Robert L. Baker Society of OirlsUan Service Ra- Information and exhibition departments who fought the away from you.’‘ the scope and efficiency of their gov­ Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Group dis­ 7 p.m.. Young People’s p.m ., Bhrenlng P rayer. of a moving automobile during yeona. She waa a member of thei diting injury to persona or prop­ Mrs. Shirtey Swain. 38 Candle- There te no mention of the dedlcation Service. tags may be obtained from fire did not oome up \rith any power and civilised troops cannot pene- ernment Hie federal government haa cussions in the Bible aid: Society. an apparent argument with the F irst CJiurch o f CSvrist, Sclen- At this point, Siegel said, the erty in connection with a recent wood Dr.; Mtes Sandra Gozdz, Irian in the original charter, Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Festival 10 a.m., Sunday school. Plaza 7, 100 Constitution Plaza, suspeota, however. tia ta . thousands of employes who spend most “Babylon the Great Haa Fallen! Vernon Methodist Choreh 8 t George’s Eptaoopol Cborch H artford. operator o t the car, waa treated tirt of Hartford. She leaves a men rushed him and began romp with an automobile 163 E ldridge S t.; WlMdam however. God’s Kingdom Rules!" at 87 Service with Holy Communion. 11 a.m ., W orship. sister, Mdse FYleda WUllama of kicking and punching him. He In effect, the charter revision But, conceding these two advantages of their time studying and devising poa- B t 80 B t 44 A, Bolton at the emergency room of Man­ The fire waa reported about around the 9th hole of the Man­ Glemvey, Coventry; James Tyr- Birch St., 287 Oakland St. and 7:80 p.m., Bvangelistle Serv­ EQington. 1 ajn. thia morning according again was knocked to the chester Country -Club golf commission decided to endorse la tha guerrillas, Oorrespondent Keat- ice. Bev. Morton A. Magea Rev. Edward W. Johaaon, chester Memorial Hospital last reli, 72 Crestwood Dr.; Mra. Pa­ siMe regulations to meet one contin­ 726 North Main St.; also, 144 St John’s PoUsh National V icar \ Private funeral services will to Howard Bugby, who had ground ' and the bottle came course. He has been ordered to tricia Dougela, 39 Chestrait St.; toe charter change on the Griffin Rd., South Windsor, and Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Blbls nigjit and discharged. ley finds that the actual nature of tha gency or another. No one knows Just Catholic Choreh 9 and 10 a.m., Worahip Serv­ be held Monday. Burial will ch arge o f the ToiHand volun­ down on the hand holding the appear in court on Jime 7. Miss Lucille Onofirio. Flast grounds that a town may change French Rd., Bolton. Bev. Walter A, HyaSko study, prayer meeting. About Town Hospital authorities say that aomliat in Ifietnam has been changing when one of these bureaucrats came up ice and child care. Sermon ty 8 a.m „ Holy Oonununion. Linda Keeney of 172 Keeney St, take ptaoe in Fatrview Ceme­ teers durtaig the blaze. nightstick. The youth fled in Uie The alleged operator of the Hartford; Mrs. Joanne Pranck- its Special Act charter as it Friday, 7:28 p.m.. Theocratic Pastor melee. wishes without being governed hi recent maaths, in the direotion of with the Idea that. Just to be on the the pastor. 10:16 a-m., Morning Prayer T1»e P rogram com m ittee o f was treated for concussion and tery, New Britain. There wiH be Other departments answering car, 17-year-old Kurt -Linders us. Morrisem Exchange, Rock- Ministry School. «- 'Calvary Church 9 a.m.. Church school for Attendance certiAcatea for no calling houra Memorial con- the alarni came from North of 280 N. Main St., waa arrested ■vlUe; Mrs. Marie Bolsscmeault, by the substonti've provlsioiiB of greater proportianata loaeea for the safe side, there ought to be a regula­ 6:80 p.m.. Service meeting. Masses at 8:80 and 10:30 k.m. (AasembUes of God) Oibbems Assembly, Catholic La­ scalp contusions and x-rayed Nursery, kindergarten. Grades 1 Church School will be distribut­ dies of Columbus, will meet before her release. Sgt. Robert tiibutlom may be made to First Coventry, South Ellington, within one hour after the in­ 55 Wells St.; IMrs. Bertha Han­ the more recent Home Rule Act. Oonummiats in eve^r mgsgemsnt that 647 E . M iddle Tpke. tion against Jumping from planea with­ through 4. ed. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home Lannan of the Manchester Po­ Church of Christ, Scientist, EtegieviUe and Stafford Springs. Directors Named cident and charged with de­ sen, 1-42 C harter Oak S t.; Fid- If the Home Rule Act is held haa taken place. out paradiutes. But wmiebody did, and Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 10 a.m., Church School for Monday, 8 p.m.. Brotherhood BuUdiiw Fluid. Firemen remained on the scene struction of public property. to govern, Atty. Plepler notes, P astor of Mrs. Geno Andrlenl, 110 lice force administered first aid ward Goetz, Tolland; Mrs. Grades 8 through 8. of St Andrew. Tracy Dr. Mrs. John Tierney la at the scene of the accident. Tile Newkirk and Whitney until about 6 ajn. ir n r S rlirw il P lin r l I Police say the car left Line St. Daune Vancour, ThompsonviUe; then it would appear that ah And he poses the possibility that, even there the regulation was, when some­ X Alt CJLHAmi i UUU about 8 Tuesday night and towns with Special Act charters School 7 pjn., Methodist Youth Fel­ Thursday, 10 a.m.. Holy Oom- committee chairman and Mrs. Police say the incident took Fimeral Home, East Hartford, The houae, which was once Mrs. Arllne ktever, 27 Lake- during the monsoon season, the gusi^ body else wanted to be able to refer to 9:48 a.m., Sunday lowship. is in charge of arnangementB. I scrambled across the grass to- would be forced to amend their classes fo r sill ages. munton. Andreleni la co-chairm an. place about 6 p.m. on Lenox St. owned by 'WlUlam Bowler of wood Ctrole; Mrs. Bernice Mey­ rilla aelsuie of any position of impor­ It and invoke it, and a lucky, provident Connecticut Yankee in the vicinity of Durkin St W ^ WiUlngton, waa totally The first board of dipsetore ward the 9th green, tearing up ers, Flost Hartford; Debra charters in order to conform 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. with toe Act — a requirement tance could be converted Into the occa­ thing it is, to be able to tell all would- Raktbow Mothers' Circle will The operator of the vehicle waa , William J. Moran ttetftroyed. Ita present owner­ for the ManchMter Scholcmship a large portion of the turf and Fournier, Pine Ridge Dr., An­ 6:30 pjn.. Evening Prayer. knocking down the flagpole. that would seem likely to pro­ sion for a sequel engagement wbldi be jumpers without chutes that It Is B y A . H . O . 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv­ meet Monday at 7:30 pm. in Robert E. Bo^orth, 17, of Bol­ ANDOVER — William J. ship could not be knmediatdy Foundation has been announced dover; Scotty Werkhelaer, 23 as to his onnwer and ha ra- ton. Moran, 85, of Hartford, brother determined. Gary N. Plrkey, 18, of 57 Castle Rd.; Mra. Alice CTeppe- duce any number of conflicts would be more on our terms than ths sgainst regulations. ice. Hymn sing and Bible the Masonic Temple. Members by the foundation's sponsor, the The other afternoon, after moving certain people from It piled he had chosen a cannon. H erald o t Mra. Alfred Cocking o t An­ Brookfield St., waa charged tel'li, FBlington; Mrs. Gabri^e between exteting charters and fell to the Republican claimant. m essage. are reminded to bring articles neceesary amendments. original guerrilla strike. Representative ^ b ert Satter, After mulling this over a bit, for a teacup auction. The meet­ dover, died yesterday at a Hart­ Manchester Chamber of Com­ with failure to obey a traffic Oanestraji and son, Stafford When the Democratic woman Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ Town Counsel Aronooo ha* If thle writing sounds ss If American the Democrat from Newington, week Service. Prayer and we oomtdimented him on hia Yesterdays ing is open to all mothers of ford convalescent hospital. He merce. control signal and was also is­ Springs; Mrs. Phyllis Hopper- Girl, Garbage. And The Grouch orator got the floor, she be­ W om an’s B ody Welfare Costs The following slate was ap­ ruled, however, that the town troops were going to be carrying moat P rrlse. Qholoe, which, indeed, seemed to Rainbow Girls. retired as a machinist with sued a writtea warning for stead end daughter, 116 S. “Well, what are we supposed to do had finished this aession's moaned the demoralization of be an adequate weapon. Pu^ United Aircraft Corp. in 1946. proved at the last chamber speeding. Patrolman Hennequin te bound by the subetantlve pro­ Of the military load, that is perhaps a Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Gospel Mu­ 25 Yean Ago Adam St.; Mrs. Dorma F\>rd with it, eat it?” asked the girl In green. speech asking the House of our society, and advised her suing the subject a bit more, F ou n d in Car Beeldes Mrs. Cocking, he leaves Remain Static meeting: A. Raymond Rogers, made the arrest after he ob­ and daughter, 37 Perkins St.; visions of toe Home Rule Act, She. had Just been promoted to be as­ hearers to think twice before sical Prog;ram with the Kings "Birds of this Area—Feed- based upon his reading of the rsakstlc guess even though Clorreapond- Repreaentativea at Hartford to Keynotes of Rockaway, N.J. we asked what his riaaamatea United Ateciaft to doable four other sisters and two Atty. Paul R. Marte, Mrs. Ray- served Plrkey racing through a Mrs. Nancy Oouse and son, sistant department head, and she was abolishing ..capital punishment. aw” will be presented to mem- Plainville case. The results of ant Keatley himself does not nrnke it the bill which would abol­ favored. He said, Tdoat of atea of Bart Hartford ptent. to- bera of the Mental Aid Feillow- (Ooatinned from. Page One) brothers. Town welfare costs for last mond Gowen, Matthew M .' red light at Center and Adams Fairnlngtoni. glad of the coffee break. But while the women fought them writed (ale) machlna The funeral will be held Mon month were practically the Moriarty, Eidson M. Bailey, Dr. Sts. last night, he said. Court that case were not published un­ have been too many account^ of "Skit it? Why, of course,” said the ish capital puniahment in Con­ for the honor of doing most to South Metoodlat CSuirch cream to provide Jobe for 4,000 ahip Social Center, Hartford, on til D ec., 1964, after the charter gun.” We further eompllment- people, pomlMy meankig a pop­ Tuesday at the center. Thurs­ apparently apprehended near day from Dillon's Fimeral same as for the correspondlnr Fred D. Manganelli, C. Elmore appearance is set for June 7. h>o many bsKttlea which have indicafied Office Grouch, whose enthusiasm for necticut, there waa a spirited keep the death penalty, the Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. the car where Mra. Sharke- Home, 53 Main St., Hartford, at Dupli<»te Bridge revisiens here had already been ed hhn on not being a "ma- ulation boom kioreeu day night ia "Open Night.” period last year, with 83,93' Watkins, and Mrs. PhlUp Bayer. Smt the South Vietnamese troope by the coffee break was as keen aa his de- race to see which of Iwo riiarm- main weight of the argument Pastor tooer.” vich’s body was found. 9:30 followed by a requiem Also, Mra. Neil Ellis, Alfred adopted. Bev. Richard W. Dupes Kiwaniona tour state petoor Regular programs are sched­ expended during April, 1965 hiemaelvee are not an all-oonquering mmeiation of it was hypocritical. tng ladies would be first to get waa prorided by Representa­ The queetkm, however, con­ State police said they auepect- Mau at St. Peter’s Church, compared to 83,995 expendec P. Werbner, the Rev. Charles Results in a dupUcate bridge According to Atty. Plepler, "I happen to be talking about gar­ the floor to deliver the first tive Ben SchkMsbach, the gen­ Associate Pastor to Wetheraneid as guests of uled for Tueaday and Thursday ed, although they did not know, Builders to Hear gam e la st n ight ait the base­ West Hartford la having the force, too much admission that, where tinued to plague ua Of course, Colonel WBUam C. Cbeney of aftenuiona. For more informa­ Hartford, at 10 a.m. during A pril, ,1964. E. Shaw, N. William Knight, bage,” continued the girl in green. “The speech In rebuttal. tleman from Westbrook, who that it was Dean who gave them Dr. A. Elmer Diskan, and tha ment room s, 39 School St.., same problem with tta Special 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worahip we realized, it was taken out of Manchmter, president of the tion, contact the Capitol Re- Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ Of last month's total expw- are have tnstallations, we no longer dare city’s got no right to suspend garbage That spectacle—of two mem- began by sneering at people the telephone tip about the Rev. John D. Hughes. Talk on Renewal were: North-South, Mr. and Act carter, which preceded Service. Dr. J. Manley Shaw oonlext of the whole exam, but . Mental Health Aaeoclation, dict Cemetery. Calling hours ditures, about 82,600 was trust even sentry pro lection of them to collection for a long weekend. Good Fri­ bera of the fair and ouppooedly who might have m t arguments why this queetlon? Should wa prteon’a board of dlreotora. body. are scheduled at the funeral Hie foundation board wjll Mrs. Jamea Tatro, first; Dwight and goes contrary to the Home preaching "The PuU of Um P erl- 17 Farm ington A ve., H artford. for 33 cases of fam ilyr • reliereiie' v day, yes, maybe. But not Saturday, sure­ gentler aex clamoring for the from a book or have got Into pursue it further and quiz the Wttaon Nuraery property to Funeral arrangements are be­ lave ita flrat organizational ••Urbaa renewal tn M anches­ Perry and John Perry, second; Rule legrislation. ear native aUea, for anybody to as­ loua." Reception o f M em bers. vicinity of Wooitoridge St. and home tomorrow afternoon from 8940 for six cases of hoaplU r>a' ly; Saturdays no holiday. We all had attention o f the^ presiding o ffi­ the legislature by the scholar­ school authorities and perbapa ing handled by Ute Ahem Fu­ 2 to 4 and in the evening from meeting Wednesday to dlacusa ter” will be the aubject of a and Richard Voeburgh ami Jo­ The issue has never been sume that Americana are not going to Confirmation Class received at Green Rd. to be devrioped Into care and about 8400 fo r care^o-^Tmc to work both daya, didn’t we?" cer so that th^ could make ly route, and who ended up ' «v«n the author (s) of tha Legal Notices neral Home, ISO Farmington 7 to 0. three noa-comm l^^^^illdtm . * th'eth'i adoption o f by-lawa. talk that- redevelopment di­ seph MarceUo, third. raised before the State Su­ be doing more and more of the actual The question waa rhetorical and no­ their arguments in fk'vor of ex­ the first Service. Church School. lOO^ertdenttel borne attes. Atoo. Ftest-West, Mr. and prem e Court o f EIrrora, he sa y a making one of the most accom­ 10:48 a.m., Senior High For­ teat? Upon sCbar reflection wa Ave. in Hartford. rector Edward Rybezyk will figbUng in Vietnam from now on. body noticed it. The new clerk in the ecuting fallow human beings— plished speeidies of his varied decided to drop that and Just AT A COURT OF PROBATE, give next week to town con- Mra Edward Kirkham, first; Until it is, there will be no blUtaig departm ent was gettin g uneasy. um. Second Mile Club for held at Vernon, wtthln and for the TUa is not only unpleasant to reaUsa, waa qiAte in keeping with tha career. mediteite sUe«itiy. 10 Yean Ago tractora. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Smith, sec­ definite answer to the question. She glanced surreptitiously at the clock. Grades 8 and 0. Dtelrtct of BlUncM, County of Meanwhile, Atty. Aronson’s mood of the House that after­ Aa SdikMMbach progressed 7 p.m., Junior Methodist Our medttaiUon, howovar, was Tolland. State of ConnecUcut, on the The contractora’ division of ond; and George' Russell and sspecially in view of all the high prom­ "B^des, if they were not going to '^ X t h L ittte League aist day of Hay. 1946. legal ruling will govern the -V , • S noon. To aa observer who, to with hia oratory, the demorali­ Youth Fellowship. Senior Meth­ abruptly broken a few mlnutaa the Chamber of Commerce will Wayne Cartier, third. ises that it would never take place. collect garbage, why' didn’t they ten keep this discussion honest, bam batl otariai C M ec- Present, Hon. Thonna F. Rady, adoption or amendment of zation of dyilizatlon seemed to odist Youth Fellowship will taler by our third-grade dough- Judge. hear Rybezyk at a dinner meet­ The game, sponsored by the C I R wtll be a process which, even if H ' tom ebody?” riiould admit that some time be spreadii^ into the House, tof who toformed us aha ttom from the first games Estate ot Marie H. Rhode*, late ing at 7 p.m. Thuraday at Manchester unit of the YWCA, Manchester’s plan of develop­ "It was in the paper,” ventured the meet with the Twenties and Ratordad I % succeeds in one objective, that of giving ago he aideened of having any and by the time he had begun Thirties. Miss Oaylon Palmer had her fiiat day of modem to go to Mhnefaestor of Vernon, In said Dlstrk^ de- Miller's Restaurant. is irfayed each Friday, begin­ ment. measengar. part in the official taking of life quoting a prison chaplain to the ChMiren’s r A osociqtion. hill battle to the Oonununist guerrillas, wlh speak on her experiences in math and wna mutUpllying & x Upon the appitcation of the ex- The contractors will also hear ning at 7:45 p.m. G eoi^ Perry "In the paper, you say, so OK. But by the commimity and society ^ eet that there waa no hope Status of town clerk debated acufrlcea of sa3a aolate tor an order a progress report on the con­ of South Windsor ia game direc­ BATHS IN 18 CfHXmS will be losing Southeast Asia for us In the Peace Corps. 0. She waa quita ptoaaed to imvo up our way there must have been no­ which he la. a part, this seem­ for muiderara and 'they were Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Adult dtooovered many ways to k, to rtata lagtetettva hearing. to lell certain real estate situated struction of the permanent tor. CHICAGO—Bathroom plunrib- body saw it, they all had their garbage In the Town ofot Vernon,vernon, particularlyparucuiany the long run. R ia an ineeoapable aximn ed a particularly unclvUlzad af­ better off dead a aort of medie­ Study Group, with the Rev, Mr, Le, 6 X 0 equate 5 x 1 phis 5 x T w o of three proposed httte ad­ described In said ap^lcation, It Is shelter they are donating to Ptay is open to all Mancheo- ing fixtures are available in 18 that the more men we put In and the out to the curb. The doga tipped it over, ternoon In tha H o u n . val night aaemad to ba drawing Dupae,B, leaiur. Susannah Wesley 8 aquata 5 plua 40 equate 46, ato. vocate puCttog town Clerk on ORDERED>: That said appUcatloa the Kennedy Day Capip. ter and area reaidenta oolors. and the p tp e n were blowing around. It It began rather baauUfuUy, ita own ourtalns down ovw tha H sfl- oalaiy bcatei be heard andj)d determined------st . tha - - atore oonspicuouriy we make the batUa waa a mess . . We imonhtad that it aeenwir a Probata Office In Vernon (Rock­ Cram th e point o f view o f d v l- detMite. round about way, ahtoe moat ville) on the 1st day of June, 1966, there our battle the sooner even our "Maybe if your husband waa a gar­ Ilxed man. There was tha Two yean ago thla same at 10:S0 o'clock In the forenoon, >1 ^ . people knew prrtty dtreotly ^yvp supposed beat friends thers art go- bage ooUector, you’d . . began the O f­ Mieecb, presenting the favoraMa inemberahip a t t ^ same Houae e.d.x. time, and that public notice 418 ir S t that 5 x 0 equals 46 antywity. A Thoaght for Today be riven to all persons Interested Sbig to turn against us and want us out, fice Grouch, but he got no further. The -report of the aommlUaa, by voted 311 to M to keep the In said estate to appear, If they girl in.neen cut him off. Our mumbling, unfortunately, ^^3s they inevitably must want any out- Com m ittee Chairman Joihn death penalty in Connecticut. 10 a.m., Brioaking bread. was interoeptod by our tblrtaen- S|l6naored by thaMandtooter tee cause, and be heard thereon by MANCHESTER'S "A ll I'm aaying,” ahe continued, “is Boyd of Westport, It was bon- The ui^llevable one-ridednaas 13;18 p.m „ SpndBy SetaooL Council of Chnrchea publlshinc a copy of this order in -qiilde military fores ouL that garbage collection *18 a city service, )w-o9d non who sold, a newspaper having a circulation dee and cogent.and simple and cf that vote at leiaat' b ^ tba 7 p.m., 0<»pal roaattog w Dad, you’ra Just parading. In said Probate District and by firemen have to work; policemen have eloquent, and It mada ona ba- ^ But ws ars pot dsaling with any ideal alibi that the lonop wna, ter- TUaaday, 8 p.m„ Prayw Own teaming to undenMamd nding a true copy of said notira to woric; why not the garbage crews? Ilave In the potoaUal power of tumd ‘and confused by omend- Our Casual life K certified mall, posIMe prepaid. ONLY FUEL OH. DEALER ^tuation, full of idesU policy choicas. If meiwotting and B ibio rfadtai^, wby 5 x 0 equate 45'and te gat-”' Our daaurt ways ol «o the following named peraons on You have to pay overtime? OK, so what? raaaon among man. and it menta and ei(eap(lCQi eohtUaed ’nwradaiy, 7:86 p.m., Btoaet of Ufa ^Snybody has mads any asnalble sugges- ting ictety for tlto oonqiuter up in dwit-ahorta,. d ia ta or before May 1 9 «^ ^ 'v»* "They're talking about citiaens help­ ■aomed that it ahoukl be aCfee- in tha bilL y m asting. a g e ." turn make to this Court of the ao- for getting out of Vietnam wUh- ing to make tha city beautlfuL W ^ tlva, with oil its puJii, direct The other afternoon, tha la- b o a i^^ baibaeua pits and ai all W« rottrai to bed with a duU the gadgets that gcatong with ** Mra'^Marie M. A shler 866 ^ r i- OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY! having first sUlematad tbs gusr- doesn’t the city help Itself? You should statem ent. oue wad cleaor, and the debata tnatan Ave., Bristol, Conn. :_ B e r- ■ee the papers blowing around and baodacha, our m odem Hvtng. • wMUa aovemsnt, ws have not ssen It. There f<41owad the mala was not confused or confusing. Mrd Olaior. Attorney torBogco tin cans in the gutters Just baeauaa tte qieedi for abolition by Sattar, And, in tha two yea^ interim But ona of the tfabwa that Dirato. Admr.. 802 Bedford Bt. ^Mhars have, it ia true, bstn all Mnds af Open F«runi , TourAgtag Friend dtowa Just bow oaourt wa aU Stamford. Oonn^; MVs. Annan^ E, garbage wasn’t ooUacted. and this waa, Hke all offtocta ' all kindi of movefaaat cii tlipla- Pollansay. 37 Elm St., Ro^lUe. MORIARTY BROTHERS faeta in our own pradamaMona and "It’s not right It’s not healthy! Why Sattar. a w all - ■ua o f m p lta l punlghm ant'bad '*>1 ' I ; .1 jaaHy have gotten la that wa CO nit-M ni. Corrinne Dumi. 4 fag wa can make K through aulations of wtlUngneai to jaik psacs, doesn’t the Health Departmeni do aoma- thoughtful documsnt, beoons vlribla, wtth O b Tha IWnnafli— I Vtoat t o ;GfliE renoe Bt., Rockvllto CmuI-! thing about it? Wo pay taxaar to e wtBiottt Ctod. Spiritual non- Eileen M. Porter. 80 Ave., thaas have not baen defects our touch of soul' and ei|Madlng ending It and legiolktivs Oaor Oountty Editor,' Hockvtile, Oolm.; Mr. Wllliwn M, SHIVMa YOU WITH ■Rie young m an from auditing Inter- throw n in. .cholanoa raaUy aboira ap in our O'Brien, 14 Laurel St., Ro^vllto.. tit being raooadad taonr- Haaring indirectly throogb W Aam m ueT — radani absenca from wordttp. - 24 24 friands In ths world m pted. Tha ease for abokthm Imd en l new American atataSe’ And bouatog ajqMrts oxpoet tha Conn.: Mrs. Annette R. Wetton, N toW llw at I't have got around if there had ^Somebody's loMcing at you, dearla,** been stated b y oom nlon Sanaa, my wife, through her atotor-in- The .^postla diraoto ua, "Don’t BO It was almost unbellavabla Iwma^iulldlim^^ todu atty to atop getting together for won- Conn,: m F. ThMOss F .jO B rien . 44 any dlsposltloo from the Oommu- ha Mid. The office manager, grim o t by Boyd, and then by appeal to that 6i Oonnectidut dbinstlilng lanv, whose oon and our young* a ta ri 1,500,000 dwadUiqpi thte Elm at.. Rockville. C w n.: Mra. HOUR HOUR faoc, looked first at the clock and then rtip oa soma bavo_ gotten Into Alice Pappas, 45 rids to nagottats. aome regard for tba aanoUty of hod not begun to movt, toa aat son are in tha atona kin- year. Although tha'volunM of tbathe hsMhoUt t of dolng.^' ▼llle. Conn.: J. Donald Shannon. K the group around the coffee machine. the God-glvan gift of Sf** kjr But whan tlu final roll call dargarten oiass. ttmt the olaoa miOdings wUl be about tha same Rax. Waitar Hsa.. Soinera, Conn.. _ ra a OB. ■ORNR We ass BO. prospect exoopt that ths Thw caught the aigiial and diaperaed. Satter. 1984,’a, nora of the total R., nals had net awvad, aat at idL Wa quaatkmad

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GLASS CO. wLfe, why not conaider having it takea a long time to slow |43 878 Main St,—Tel. 640-2881 81 BIssell St.— Tel. 649-7322 4l rUBNlTUBE CLEANING simmer the sauce to bring out grindere for lunch for the en­ the flavor. It requires a deft i W VICHI'S tire family ? They make a won­ hand with the herbs and a mas­ PACKAGE STORE derful luncheon and you can ter’s touch with the seasoning, S -iX AO SI serve them that the whole fam­ and this Victor Dubaldo has MANCHESTER •f. U »- OM 20 BISSELL ST. 15% OFF on ily will have a nourishing meal, Whether you choose the sauce TOURAINE partlcuarly when the grinders with meatballs or with sausage MEMORIAL CO. A 52 53 RUQ CLEANING come from Vic’s Pizea Shop, you will find it so rich, so skill­ Precision Machining Here PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER F 154 W. Middle Tpke. Just phone fully blended and seasoned that PAINTS Opposite East Cemetery For Caah and Carry! Are you acquainted with the'^ CUSTOM MADE Vic’s at 649-3700 and tell them your family wUI insist upon smooth, level ride automatical your servlitg H. over and over. machine shop facilities of Man­ FOR BEST RESULTS FOR T H AT'S ) CANVAS AWNINGS which kind of grinder you wish, chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad ly whether you are driving Quality Memorials thecwurcw. V E R T ^ OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS NEW CARPETmO! how many, and the time you Better order extra or you may alone or carrying a heavy load wind up with jU-st a taste for St. ? ’There are many services Over SO Years Experience GENEROUS, wish to pick them up, and they offered here (off the car) such Any mechanic will tell you MR. NUTCHELL! will be ready for you at the yourself. 'The spaghetti ia cook­ that the original shock absorb­ AN"raour,ANr THATTS a DISEASE as turning drums, reUning ^ YEH, JUNIPER SPRINGS.' BELMONT time you specify. ed the real Italian way; this er was not deslgpied to give the PAUL'S DONT KNOW WHY A eiPLH.A RADIO, -H E CAME means that it ia full of flavor, brake shoes, king pin fitting Call 649-5807 7^ THEY HAFF TO KERP AN'FEATHER BT~ FROM A B » CITY The grinder rolls at Vic’s and bushings, valve refadng, same smooth ride with one per­ PAINT SUPPLY s'lightly chewey and not a mass A MAN CAMPED UP IN '-TH ET FELLER TO GET AWAY CARP^ET are so fteeh—no hard and dry piston pin fitting, boring cyl­ son in the car as with a heav­ 645 Main Street of tasteleeis mush. Each strand A. AIMETTI, Prop THAT U0NR.Y HOLE. FROM IT ALL, AND PLAZA rolls here—crisp on the out­ inders, head grinding, to men­ ily loaded car. The old-fash­ WITH NCTTHIN' TO L e v LIKE NOW THAT THERE« side and soft inside. When you is separate and when you cover ioned load control units are just Harrison St., Manchester KEEP A GUV COM­ GIT MMAV FRC NOTHING TH B R t i tion Just a few of the services Tel. 649-0300 SOS Main S t a 648-0662 order grinders from Vic’s you it with Vic’s rich sauce it makes that you enjoy ,at Manchester a stiff helper spring around an PANY BUT DEER . IT ALL.' H I WANTS TO GET a meal fit for a gourmet. ELK, WILD TURKEY, are sure of the quality of the Auto Parts. The next time your ordinary hook, okay for a AN'QUAIL ingredients for Victor. Dubal- HaA^ you had a really good car is in need of machine shop heavy load, but with no load pizza lately ? There are all do, the owner o{ the businees, services, why not do as many the car rides like a truck. Ik J Upholstery SEE US FOR: takes prided in the food sold kinds you know, each person other people have done, let Pump-up shocks that could be and IVI Shop STEVENSON’S makea them just a little bit dif­ P a Aluminum Roll Up here. You have seven different Manchester Auto Parts do the adjusted were better but now RE-UPHOLSTERINO Awnlnice kinds of grinders to choose ferently but if you want a real job for you? Generator and Columbus offer an all - new • Door Canopies from—meattball, sausage, Ital­ tatabe treat, if you want a pizza starter work is also taken care levellzer that gives perfect rids * Modem Furniture ESSO ian ham, regular grinders as that has a crusp brown cnist control with any load, from one n*«a Storm Doom of here and you know that the and Antiques 405 MAII^ ST. Z a Combination Windows well as others. Not only is the with a sauce that is bubbling work is always done to your person to the heaviest load. En­ Manchester Awnlny Co. quality of the filling the beat with a tantalizing aroma of joy real comfort with a Colum­ a Store Stools and Booths BY JOE CAMPBELL OAft-L satisfaction when it is done at a Custom Furniture TEL. 649-5533 ’ BONNIE 195 WEST CENTER ST. ana*t« money can buy but there are- •low cooked tomato sauce, ^iU - Manchester Auto Parts. Ga­ bus levellzer at Manchester no skimpy fillings In the grind­ ftilly Wended with herbs and Auto Parts. Slipcovers and Draperies Telephone 649-8091 a OeOVtMC rages as well as individual car * Tune-Ups Eetahllsbed 1949 ers from here; each one is a spices and topped with cheese Recently Edward DellaPera Made to Order MOW CAR I SEE M / , owners have taken advantage was awarded a plaque from Complete Selection of HEY, 6lDPy: SORE.' meal. You will find them per­ or any other fa-voiites such as of the fine work that is done * Engine deeming RfSCE 1$ PiPN TVtt) FACe?IM INSIPEIT.'^ fect for snctoks. for lunches, or muahrooms, meat, sausage, an­ AP Parts Corp. for serving 15 Materials with the utmost despatch and years as warehouse representa­ KNOW IT ? serve gueets who drop In dur­ chovies, peppers or onions, call efficiency here—and best of all, FREE ESTIMATES * Minor Repairs a )H» >T wn. ht TM. 01 ha on. 5 -1 1 . ing the evening. Order ahead Vic's Pizza Shop, 154 W, Mid­ tive in Manchester-and vicinity. Lower Level ot the Parkade MORK. fFBORUI yoar car is ready for use in * Stamps OKQP.RATR wrrt4 and your grinders will be ready dle Tpke. The phone number ia much less time because the 649-6824 "It’s easy to toll that you're a newlywed, Mrs. Perkins. when you get there. '■ 649-3700. Tell them what you work is done here. All that stuff has to be eookecH” < Another suggeaflon for tl*e want and the time you want it Edward and Victor Della- Radio Today ShERWIN Williams Manehasttr Moving busy houaerwiife is to serve spa­ and it will be piping hot from Fera, owners of Manchester ghetti and meat saUce from the oven when you got there. Auto Parts, are still being com­ WDBC—UM VIC’S PIZZA SHOP SUPER Vic’s for a meal. You can buy Pizzas are good at any time and 1:00 Shannon DON WILLIS J.<7WiU.iUj> and Trucking Co. plimented on the purchase of 4:00 Long John Wade 158 W . Middle TumpUce the sauce separately if you wish make entertaining so easy when the Van Norman Model 570 ' Phone 049-3700 HARAPISE KEM-TONE unexpected guests drop in. Vic's 6:10 Gofdcn Serenade e i«a ^ tia and cook the spaghetti at home, Rotary Broach for the preci­ 1:00 News. Sign Off GARAGE i'll . * f .’.'All I'A-r. » or order both sauce end spa­ is open daily 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., sion machining of cylinder W BC H —S it PIZZA ghetti; then pick up some Sundays 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., 1:00 MaUneu BEN CASEY heads, engine blocks and other 4:00 Hanford Highligbta 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 crusty Italian bread arwl serve and closed Mondays. Once you surfaces. This machine is the 7:00 News SPAGHEHI SHERWIN WILUAMS 7:30 Ga.slight '(II)] a salad to have a perfectly bal­ have had food from here you first of its kind in this area RAVIOLI anced meat U reaiHy pays to will agree ^vith so many others 12:00 Quiet Hours Spocialixing in C^SSwM-—- Ml MAm STREET and it is truly amazing what W TIC—lo s t order eatice from VlC's for mak- who eay "It's Vic's for me." this extraordinary machine can 1:00 News OPEN DAILY TEL. 648-6686 1:16 Home Decorator and will do, particularly to the 1:30 Monitor BRAKE SERVICE 8:00 A.M, too 11:00 P.M.- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL layman whose knowledge of 2:10 Boston at Cleveland 6:35 Monitor SUNDAYS mechanics is somewhat limited. 6:00 News, Weather. Sports Front End Alignment In the Legislature This mechanical Marvel does 6:30 Monitor 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. ?R0Ml9e ME TOVU. NE/£R So much and in such a short 7:05 Keynotes CLOSED MONDAYS MEAK 'THE SOUND CARRIER 7:30 Monitor General Repair Work manchestef time — the "dry grinder” appa­ 9:00 Hootenanny Road Show NEAR m OnSTAE AOAiN/ EIAINE Republicans Favor Boost ratus does precision machining 10:06 Monitor HASVyORKED of cylinder heads, engine blocks 11:00 News 11:15 Sports BYnal HERSELF UP a u to part: and other surfaces with one 11:30 Starlight Serenade CLOSE TO A In Mental Health, Welfare setup, one pass, one cut, while 1:00 Sign Off Osfrinsky ?70 BROAD ST resurfacing for a perfect gas­ W IN F —12M fto4toO*1*WNer A NERVOUS BREAK­ 12:10 Weekend Greater Hartford ket seal in less than ten min­ ^*fff DOWN ON VtXM MACHINE SHOP 2:00 Yankees at Washinrten DEALER IN WASTE SERVICES HARTFTORD (AP) — RepubU-<^be held liable for only partial utes from floor to finish. It 4:30 Weekend Greater Hartford 868 BUftNSlDE AVE. ACCOUNT. A N P M support. will also perform the same task 5:60 Sports Digest K^ST HARTFGRD MATERIALS • Valve Jobs can legtoative leaders say they 6:00 World ’This Week: Dimension 60NE AS EAR AS I Medic?! care for elderly—be­ on foreign makes of cars and 11:30 Spotlight on UConn CAN WITH >OU. • Cylinder Heads Dona favor spending $7.7 mtlUon more cause benefits available under heavy-duty trick heads as well 12:15------Sign Off J ff A Iw. U1 M. OH. Complete for mental health and welfare as all American motor vehicle WPOP—141« 289-6333 RAGS, IRON i the Kerr-Mllls program of med­ 1:00 Lou Terri ■ L « M Foreign - American Can BY DICK CAVALLI programs than Gov. John N. ical care for the elderly are enginesi One set-up, one pass, 7:00 Ken Griffin Power and Hand Tools MORTY MEEKLE (OH The Car) somewhat limRed Uie (___' one cut! That is all it takes to 12:00 Jonathan Dark SCRAP METAL Open teturdays Until S P.M. TURNPIKE Dempsey has recommended. Painting and Decorating BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE wants to spend $1.9 million to resurface the average cylinder Tools They made the statement Fri­ l-nnrove them (additional of head for perfect gasket seal in Spain Reforesting and PAPER TT 6TT2AN0g--I WA6Nr day as the deadline neared for Garden and Land Tools AUT(^ dental care, ambulance service, less than ten minutes. It offers Baby, Household, Party (4IEP SAWVER'S mC.I.A. YOU YES. BUT THE AMBASSADORS aypecTTNO ccm^NY the filing of Republican bud'ge- etc.) the federal government micrometer control stock re­ MADRID—More than 100,000 781 PARKER ST. SHOWED tary proposals for the 1006-67 and Banquet SuppUea REFUSED TO KICK HIM OUT OF GOT A MEDICAL REPORT fVR DINNgiTCNIWr. SEAT COVER would reimburse the state for moval, positive work holding hectares of woodland were re­ Invalid Needs Tel. 648-6735 or 643-5879 RWAZUELA. SAP THE EMBASSY HIM THE STATING SAWYER WtSBST | 7 Reuben Plen’s biennium. The deadline is Mon­ half the cost. fixtures, permits machining of forested last year in Spain'* HAD NO CONTROL OVER PRIVKTE PICTURE DRUNK, BUT DRUGGED. ir Cenvartibk Tops day. (TOP leaders said they also warped cylinder heads and drive to cover her bare hill­ Some $4.7 milUon of (he dif­ CmZENS. WE FAKED / Texaco Station -A* Auto Soot Covtrs want to add $800,000 to the gov­ blocks. You are assured of pre­ sides. (A hectare is 2.471 OF SAWYER ference between Dempsey’s pro­ ernor’s recommendations in cision accuracy and ' proper acres.) Plans call for seedlings DRUNK? CAMPING Custom Mndo from the posals and the RepuWioana' the field .of niental heailh for surface finish for this is ac­ to be planted on about 160,- WATKINS-WEST 381 Main Sireat Bolt of Goods to Fit Your would be for welfare. general improvements such as complished with muIUple cut­ 000 hectares annually. Car RepubUesns said the mental extra staff and improved serv­ ters. EQUIPMENT Phan# 643-9149 •k Free Eetlmates health and welfare Items on ices. Do you know that when you FUNERAL Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags * Free Installation which they disagree with the Were the governor has recom­ purchase a Columbus auto­ Air Mattresses, Stoves Hydrauattc Transmission admlTklstratlon include the mended $1 million for asslstr.rce matic levellzer you will have a SERVICE Lanterns Repairing "Drive Down or Call” . . . levelizer that is built to put-- 0K3kC following: to the 11 out - patient mental All Work Guaranteed 106 Middle Turnpike West Elderly mental paUents — Re­ helath clinics In general hospi­ last your«ar? Manchester Auto ORMAND J. WEST MANCHESTER Texaco Lubrication Service Manchester publicans are recommending tals ths GOOP is talking in terms Parts sells the Columbus auto­ Director $4,660,000 to remove 780 non - of $1.4 milU'cm. ’The state sup­ matic levellzer and with Its SURPLUS SALES CO. We Give Stamps purchase you get a llfetinle H’tfC *•■ _____ . - psychotic elderiy persona from plies two-thirds of the operating 142 E. CENTER ST. 160 N. aiAIN ST. cost of clinics. guarantee, the only ride con­ at Depot Square mental hospitale In the bdeiirdum trol unit guaranteed for life Qualify and place them in convalescent Sdmilariy, the governor’s rec­ Manchester's Oldest - CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ommendation ot $800,000 'to as­ and guaranteed in writing by Open DmUy to 9:00 P.M. ^ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Work! hospitals, (half tl>e cost of this Colurmbus as long as you own With Finest FacUlUes program would be recovered sist community psychiatric J. FARR — 643-7111 TURNPIKE clinics is being, upped $400,0(X) your car -— labor charges are GLAD TO YSABYl OfTtpOUTOP I surypumuD X (VAS TDIO N CONPOBNCS. from the federal government.) not included. No other ride or THERE'S ONE THINO YOU SIS votmef THttMADHaMr^ iBom^ MDnTIIWBH^ m s f AND HOW SBNKTIVB HS IS ABOUT Mentally retarded—the GOP by the Republicans. There are TEXACO 18 such clinics around the state. load 'Control unit makes this HAVEN'T TRIED ON HIM IT. BUT 2AOMIC/ THOUeHT IP Is backing a new formjila of offer, no other unit, delivers a — AND I'M SURPRISED ragiuM? Tw(T years ago the federal Open 24 Hours A Day figuring the charges levied Painfing-^Decoratin^ you h a v e n ' t :' wSr------PSOBUMUaRI against parents of children in government provided grants to state insUtuUons for the mental­ encourage the estabUshment of Firestone Tires Phona ly retarded. Implementation of regional mental health planning COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Quality LJne Products 643-6365 this more liberal formula to councito. These counciils ware Cali ED COUGHLIN Gen. Rispalrers License expected to cost between $800,- atoo given state aid. With the for Interior— Exterior— Color Consulting Service 000 and $1 mllhon for the federal money soon to run out, • DRIVEWAY Corner Broad and biennium. the GOP to recommending $200,- - Comidete Inaorance Coverage 000 to help them stay in bus­ REPAIRING Stajpfafheni — the OOP has E at 1915 Middle Tpke. West iness. Power Cleaned Read Herald Ads. eamMuIced $100,000 to UberaJIae In addition, the Republicans I the prssapt requirement that a Cracks Repaired Don't Fuss, can us! Phone 643-2176 . are recommending $200,OQO with With Hot Asphalt man who marries a woman expense, he wUl Pbont 643-7707 WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — plani Oat them all-Oat Sunoco Southerly wtlntto brought In 1 HAD A GOOD mlk moisture in ttu. form of ck>ud' Hasting OH. U fa tolk. aber m athv; aaakehipa^a n ! 9ifii»t h TMMmunitb.. liisin to OodsiecUcut today. PIZZA and XVAVER/ A A A But aMttoufh it to clouqy, the tuacycHAR Nsl iM II ..hi HaAscr ONitlsH M eotort....WhStlllMr..,fcWt5Nld . . i state won’t much rain, Uie GRINDERS X*MA PUMP RERVlOE tLS. Weather Bufeau Indicated. FAAAOUS u a II to wesft Me « yw iMt nwm im A fsw soattared showers could ACTOR AND Water Systema auR IPwiRto davalop this morning, but the DEUVERED a Jamwsl tissritos' XMONLY moat •likely Ume for showers within 5-Mlto Radina BDYWUIS fWrhaain MorM to break out to between mldnlgM OFA0S. On Orders Of $8 Or Mare U T O v t i ' tontoiit apd s u n ^ Sunday, the OPEN DAILY TO I AJi. weaUtorman lara. Snnday 6 P Jf. to 10 PJL Bacause of the clmids, tam-' YanUuras may not iUfh C H A R H R O A ^ mm 70 tha foraoDittr’ said. -• CO. % IN “* " dtrar OaniMottput <4M 4M .'i-v- ^ -.r HkXl J ;■ T V 'I ■

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OAltPENTRY—82 yeUfe OTQpe* rlcBos. CsIUiigs and floor tUiMl, CLASSIFIED pordies, reo ro o ta t, garageo, addlUaaa, attics flnlsfied. rs- Catholic Adds HCG BasebaU Honors modeled, oonersts w ertL No lob too small. Immsdiats ss- ADVER’nSING tlmhtes. 648-2629. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS A A. CION. 1 ^ RoaOiig SEWING PORTERS, MATURE, tor full­ siding, painting. Oupsntry.nttyTiJ- AJ- time omptoymsnt on first and 8 AM, to 5 PAL targoons ana addraons. Cell- second M fto liberal bensflta. Ellington Sure o f Tie Ings. Up MACHINE Apply 8:80-8 p.m. to sxecuttva LaGace Six-Hitter tsed. Autumn SL housekeeper, Manchester Me­ COPT CLOSING TIMB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. morial Hospital or call 648-1141, MONDAY Xhra nU D At 19iM A Jt —' BATUBDAV 9 AJL I OARPlINTRY—Boo roams, for­ OPERATORS Bhct. 203, Monday • Friday for For Diamond Tilld mica. csUliM, closets, rsmod- sllng, hatchways, attica fin- an appointment. An eqniri Downs South, 8-2 PLEASE READ YOUR AD loheo, concrete stma floors, Experienced operators and portoiiHy employer. porches, garsgaa. No lob tos trainees needed. Bhccellent Clinchuig at least a tie for the NCCC title, Ellington- Ofosslflai «r ’’Want AV are taken svsr thO phone as a opportunity for qualified CLBIRK — Recetving and traf­ eoavsnleiios. Tba adverUaer aheaM read his ad tbs FIBST smaU. 649A im . fic control trainee. »g h schoot High beat Stafford High yesterday, 8-6, while R ^ - DAY R ABPBAB8 aad BEPOBT BBBOR8 In time for the trainees to loam sewing. By PETE ZANARDI [QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, Apply . . . graduate. Excellent advance­ ville High moved closer to the Central Valley Comer- next Inaertloa. Tbs BataM k rasponslbla for only ONE inoor- ment opportunity to develop in­ Latest plaque to be hung on the wall at East Catholic ence crown with an 8-1 drubbing of Newington I ^ h . rsol or omitted tnaarttoa for any advsrtiaemsat aad then oaly dormers, porches, basements refinished, cabinets, buUt-lns, to a department head. Good Hitrh will signify championship laurels m the 1965 e-Elsewhere on the area front. te the sacteat of a "make geod" tassrtton. Em m which do not starting salary. Many em­ East Windsor High defeated leaaea the vsloe of tbO advstttsaaatBt wfll not ba oomotod by formica, aluminum, vinyl, MANCHESTER MODES Hartford County Conference baseball competition. The steel, oeramo elding. William ployee benedti. Glason Oorp., Eagle nine achieved the latest honor yesterday with an South Windsor High, 10-6, laasrttoa. 200 Tofiand Tpke., Manchester. while Bast Granby High knock­ Robbins Carpentry Service, PINE ST. MANCHESTER 8-2 triumph over South Catho-^ 6468446. lie High of Hartford at the lo­ ed off Oieney Tech, 12-9. PART-TIME route manager 4 Ekist. He led the Elagles at the (BookvOle. TOO rreo) p.m.-lO p.m. daily, absolutely cal diamond. Coach Don Burns' plate with three hits, scored OFF AND HITTING — Hannon Kffle- CLERK-TYPIST — BllUng De­ crew, headed for another post­ NOOO SfANDINGS . 643-2711 875-3136 no setilng. Mus t be dependable, two runs and knocked in an­ W . U Pet. brew, left, of the Minnesota Twins and Rooflng— Siding 16 partment, (hverslfled (fodee, bondable, good with figures, season tourney spot, stands 5-0 other he also made two run­ typing eseentiai, familiar with In the HOC and 11-1 overall Ellington ...... 6 8 .75T Eddie Mathews of the Milwaukee BIOWELL HOME Improvemant and able to take reeponsthtHty. ning catches in centerfield. Le- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE East Windsor...... 4 4 AO Company—Roofing, siding, al­ billing, air conditioned office. $1.75. per hour. Apply 809 Mato with two games remaining. Gace, Bavier and Lynch con­ Braves, known best for their power, are Apply Personnel Dept., Iona Street, Office 7, Wednesday, 7 HOC STAHDINGS ftwed by John Socha’s two Granby ...... 4 4 AO terations, additions and re­ tributed two hits to the as­ RAY LaOACE DENNIS LYNCH TOM BAVIER MIKE LEACH honvers end a double, Fagani’s Stafford ...... 4 4 AO among the early batting leaders in the Troobli RtMhinf Oir AdYMiittr? modeling of all typea Excel­ Manufacturing Co., R^ent p.m.-8 p.m. W. I* Pet, sault, Lynch getting two-RBI’s<^, American and National Leagues. Street, Manchester. East Catholic...... 5 1.000 gained first place with a 9-4 Suffleld ...... * 5 .*7 lent workmanship. 6460490. as well. win over AnsaKU'e at Verplanck Sootb Wlndaor...... 8 6 JS^i 2l*Hoar Aamriig Service SERVICE STATION attenduit Northwest ...... S .600 Plenty of rest lies ahead for LIGHTNINli RODS, roofing, HAIRDREISSER, experienced wonted part-time, 0:80 a-ia. South CathoUc . . . . . 1 JtOO F'ield last night The winners preferred, excellent working Blast, t ^ n g a week o ff before rapped three Ansaldl pitches for Granby 5, Suffleld 1. siding, gutters, alumintim win­ References required. Apply to Pulaski...... 1 J200 Free te Herald Reedere conditions and remuneration. meeting Northwest High BYi- nine hits. dows, doors, aluminum cano­ person 656 Middle Tunqiike, day at home. They close reg­ ELLINGTON — Coming up Mighty Mouse to Rescue . . in Bandages Want Infennatloa on ene of onr tlisalllii adisrllemeutay No pies, ron-up awnings. Work Tres Chic Beauty Solon, 803 E. West, Manchester. Northweert 4, Pulesld 0. Second Straight CCIL Win No AnsalcH better could get Center St., 649-8584 (after 6 ular season play June 2 in answer at tbs tskphona Ustedf Simply saD tbs guaranteed. Beacon Lightning more than one hit, as three Pa- with five runa in the fifth, tb p.m. 0461792, Mrs. Clark.) SOMEONE to help to kitchea. Bloomfield. gani pitchers allowed only three Knights overcame a 6-3 Sta Protection, Steve Pearl, 643- Bast battered two South 5816. Apply to person at Charter Oak pitchers for 13 hits while south­ BALLS AND STRIKES... singles. ford lead to win, Dan Ang EDWMDS DEPENDABLE woman for Reetamont, 120 Charter Oak paw Ray LajGace limited the Leach is a real holler guy with Three runs in the first and loni and Don Bmery each ha cleaning private home weekly, Street, Manchester. visitors to six, fanning six and Blast, constantly talking up a third innlnge were ell the win­ two hits in the big Inning. references. Call 643-1204. storm... Horwath is one in a For Indians over Hall, 3-2 ners needed. Ansaldl’s held the Stafford took the lead wi' Davalillo’s Bat ‘Hot’ MiSWEIima SERVICE RoofinR and Chimneya 16-A MAN FOR MEN’S and \ x ifs de­ walking but two in posting his thousand, he can throw with lead briefly with four runs in a four-mn fourth, highllghtf TURN SCENTS into dollars. partment, also. Toy Dept, sixth win of the year without by Jim Julian's two-mn sing’ ROOFING — BpwJaUilag re­ a defeat. LaGace received either hand. He’s a first cousin the second. N E W Y O R K (A P ) — ^edged the Chicago White Sox l-0,<»and Jim Gentile’s ninth homer, pairing roofe of all kinds, new Summer time is fragrance company beneSte. Apply W. T. to the Horvath brothers on the Who said the Indians threw two wild pltch-'S-All three runa were unearned.<» Jim MaeVarish picked up b Minnesota defeated Ksnsew CMy 6«M5M - 875-2519 time. Take orders for Avon’s Grant Oo., Parirnde. strong defensive play bdiind e rM PiBganl's ...... 303 SOx—0 9 3 Mighty Mouse to the res­ Pascual walked five, hit one roofs, gutter work, chimneys Bast golf squad... Bob es In a row, scoring Thieling Moyle gave up one hit in one Ansaldi’s •...... 040 000— 4 3 2 second win of the aeasi 6-4, BaMtmore whipped Detroit better and needed relief help aad leave your messaga. You’ll bear fram our advertiser In Jig popular new fragrances — Raq>- him, hda' mates coming up with dead? with Warren going to third. Savlno. 3b S 0 0 against one defeat, as E3Ungtr cue again—'-only this time time without spending all svenlng at tbs tekphona. cleaned, repaired. Aluminum TRUCK DRIVER tor Ught da- a number of rally-killing plays, Kowalchik went to bat three and two-thirds innings of relief, Brody. 2b S Wilson, Workover (3), Row- 5-2 and Washington downed (he from BUI Plels and AI Worthing­ siding. SO years’ experience. ture. Occur, and many others times but got credit for none Scalped three times in With two gone, Don Romano, fanning four and walking one. Thlrllnx, lb 6 ley (5) and Fitzgerald; Sha-w pushed its conference mark swathed in bandages. New York Yankees 5-4, ton. Free estimates. OaU Hawley, Earn $20 to $30 a w e^ in spare Uvery service. Apply fai pm- including a doubleplay. o f them. Two were walks and who went Into the game In the Heller, w 4 6-2 and overall showing to 9- • • • time selling to women in your son. 226 Bptuce Street. A four-run fourth broke the succession, on two different Warren, c 4 Tomezuk (3), Lerch (6) and Mighty Mouse would be Vic Tony Oliva’s run-producing AntomobUcfi For Sale 4 6460861, 044-8888. the other a hit batsman... A seventh, singled to center, driv­ CCIL STANDINGS Rylander, If 4 Tomezuk, Landred (3). Stafford la 6-4 hi NCCC play tlevalHlo, the 6toot-7, 166pound INDIAN8 RED SOK— single was the key hit in a two- neighborhood. Full training. game open for the local school. fine turnout of parents and fans occasions this season, Man­ ing in the tie-breal(er. W. L. Pet. a-Romono. rf 2 BUlngton ....1 0 1 150 x—8-6 OaU now. 289-4922. TRUCK DRIVER tor deUvety Mike Masiuk opened the In­ Domey rf 2 package tram Venezuela who DavaliUo's second homer of run fifth that pushed Minnesota 1957 CaSEVROLET Bel Air, 4- of furniture and appliances. was in attendance for the chester Hig’h’s b^eball Hall broke the ice in the Platt ...... ___ 8 0 1.000 Stafford ...... 110 400 0 -6 -6 became the first player in the the season gave the Indians a 6- Heating and Plumbing: 17 { ning with a single, stole second team has found a country Hawver. cf 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE out front before Zotlo VersaUes HERALD door, V-8, automatic transmls- WOMAN tor Pet Department, Cril Mr. Petienglll, 6464>1U. clincher. third, when a walk and error Conard ...... 6 2 .750 Hutchinsn, p 3 Turner, MaeVariah (4) ar majors to drive in six runs in a 5 tie before they moved ahead followed Pascual's sixth toning kon, power steering, new bait-1 ,and scored on Mike Leach's sin- Kaet (8) cousin in Hall High of West Paiislng the lead back and 2lahner, Julian, Detora (5) an REMODEJLINO yo)ir bathroom ccknpany benefits. Apply W. T. put two men on with no outs. Maloney ...... 5 2 .714 forth. Army Sc Navy finally single game this season while on Rocky Oolavlto’s tworun single with a homer that put it tery. 649-8612 after 6;S0. WANTED — service station at­ 'gle to center. After a fly to ab r h po e rbl Hartford. ’The Indians, for the ....4 4 .500 Total* 37 3 8 37 10 1 Vail. Is our business. We can take Grant Co., Parkade. ^center, back to beusk singles by Masiuk, 3t> 4 1 1 3 0 0 Hutchinson got the next two Hall ...... r . . . Hall (2) " I emerged the winner. 11-8 over kading the Cleveland Indtons to seventh toning hmner oft ace out of the A’s reach. BOX LETTERS tendant, part • time eveningd. Tedfoid. 3b 0 0 0 0 second time in three days, top­ men, but Chip Jones couldn’ t Windham ...... 8 8 .500 SOUTH WINDSOR— Sewe" an 11-6 victory over Bootan Frl- Red Sox reliever Dick Radatz. • • • VOLKSWAGEN, 1969, Sunroof, care of all plumbing and heat­ ‘LaGace and Dennis Lynch ac­ pled Hall to a CCIL meeting, Jone*. rf 4 1 1 0 0 0 11 Dillon's last night at Waddell BDCPERIENCED woman for A])ply fai person Boland Motors, L.each. cf 3 3 be taken and drove home the Wethersfield ... ___ 8 5 .875 Grimavo cf 4 0 0 3 0 0 runa hi the aecond liming w; , Oiuck Hinton and AI Luplow Milt Pappas, also uhbeaten, tion. M3-em. company benefits. Apply W.T. ‘chased South starter Bob Hor­ LaOace, p 3 3-2. The local log shows three Farrow If 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 five tunes over six innings. Wtndaor. D ie vtaMora puiKh k Heating Co., 043-4023.' vath. Reliever Buddy Mahoney 0 The Warriors added another Manchester .... .3 6 .883 Moore. 3b 4 0 0 0 1 1 l| A1 Schultz scored three nins right ankle taped to ease a vari­ bometed tor Cleveland while also won Ms fi^ and also need­ Infomifitlao Grant, Parkade. Lynch, ri 0 1 wins in nine games while Hall in the seventh. A walk and Central ...... 0 8 .000 Roberts, c 4 0 1 14 1 0 out aix hlta and received thr ety of bruieee, the 25-year-old Tony OonigUaro and Ed Bres- PONTIAC, 1980, Hardtop, power j EXPE3UENCED pointeni wont­ got his first man, but Rick Connelly, rf 0 0 is even at 4-4. Greenson. 2b 3 0 0 0 2 0 QI for the viators, who scored three ed ninth Inning relief help as the brakes and steering, low mile­ Litwin. ab 1 0 error ag^ain had men on first walke hi putting the conte. pitcher turned outfielder lashed soud connected for Boston. HIGH SCHOOL student as moth­ ed, call alter 6, 6469668. Harvey sent one In the rlght- b-Mo.vIe, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' times in the last two innings to Oritrfes defeated the Tigers. age, Andover 742-8218. Radio—TV Repair Harvey, c 1 7 Duke Hutchinson went the and second. A fielder’s choice Conard 5, Windham 4. EM.stel. 3 0 0 0 3 0 out of the Boboat’s reach. a homer, double and single, and • • • Detroit puUed out to a 1-0 lead THE HERALD wfll Dot er’s helper during summer oenterfieW gap, scoring two Knwalc’k, u 0 1 Labey p. s s 3 0 0 0 3 0 ^. salt the win. Mike Long was Starter Jim MacKinUr Services 18 WANTED — stodi clerk to work Viama. as 0 0 route for the winners, allowing got a man ibut a throw to third moved to within one point of ANOELS-WHITE SOX— on Dick McAuIiffe'’s homer in disclose the identic of months, hours and terms to be more. _ I the hittlf^ star for I^lons’ UmKsd the boeta to nine hi' mornings in Grocery Dept. Ap­ Open with Two Runs KInel. lb 0 s only two hits, walking two and to cut off a runner went wild ’The Indians threatened in Total* 33 1 3 27 10 1 3 coming up with a two-run tri­ Detroit's WUUe Horton in the Tommy John of the White Sox the first but Baltimore moved any adverUstr using box 1968 TOIUMPH TR-4, $1,750. Ex- j CONNIE'S TV and Radio Serv arrang;ed. CaU 643-9960. Andreoli, lb 0 1 scoring Charlie Farrow. the second. Bill Rylander sin­ fanned 11 in posting hia eC' American League batting race ply Manchester PubUc Markrt, It was anybody’s game striking out six for his second A — Don Romano for Domey in ple in the second. pitched no-hit ball for Otx In- ahead to rtay with a three-run lettsrs. Readsrs saswsr> ceflent condition. 649-6172. j lee, available all hours. Satis­ 806-806 Mafai S t win of the season. Hall was the gled and Bill Hawver reached 7th. b—Rich Moyle for Lahey In and wtoi of the aeeson ov wMh a .864 average. ntog-s hut wound up the loser fourth butlt on doubles by Curt ing blind box sds who WOMAN (or part-time luncheon through the flnst three and a Totals 33 8 13 31 6 3 8 Hutchinson appeared to be­ 8 1/3 Army A N avy ___ 202 421—11 faction guaranteed. OKI 649' ette, 11-8 dally. Apply W. T. ( > victim of the Indians Wednes­ on a missed third strike. Short­ South Wtodaor. Bud Peldms- Not bad tor a littk guy whose despite a three-Wtter when the Blefory and Jackie Brandt phis dsstrs to protsot their half frames. Blast opened fast Saoth 2 come stronger as the g^me Manchester 000 000 030—3 4 DUlon’s ...... 000 200— 8 1818. Grant, Parkade. POLiaEMEN — $S,1M - $6,008.. ab h po a e rbt day, 1-0. moved along. He sent the hosts stop Lataey ended the rally with Hail 001 000 100—2 2 4 kwt hla firat atari to r Oooc main olahn to fame three years Angeis scored in the eighth in­ singles, by (Jharlie Lau, Bob identity esa follow this Trades—^Tractors benefits. Citizen, OoanecUct* with a pair of markers in the Wbltmore. sa 8 Sb—Savino; nac—Hawver: lob — BlsseU. Hodgson (6) and first stanza on Masiuk's single, ThnUl. If 4 Dave Brady and Bruce Thiel- down in order in the last two a fine slop of Hutchinson’s Dube; Holick, Jaquith (15), Ja- CharUe Sharoa ago was his ooUection of Super­ ning on singles by Lou Clinton Johnson and Russ Snyder. procadiua: resident, 22 thru 84 yeazs, 6’9’*, DeFmcno. 3b 3 innings, striking out three. grounder. Manchester 8. Hall 3: bb—Hutchin­ Ken Goodin took honors tc man, Superboy and Mighty and Bobby Knoop around a sac­ 0 0 0 Bnoloss your rsply to ths RiDiNO TRACTOR, 4 h.p., with Millinery, Dressmaking: 19 Help ‘Wanted—Male 36 mintamnn weight 160, 20 - 80 Tom Bavler’s long fly that was DePoolta. cf 3 ing led off the Manchester son 2. I.*ahpy 1. Moyle l ; fio — quith, HoUeik (5). snowplow and dump truck. I------I misjudged and went for a triple, eighth with singles. Willie War­ Bill Lahey was charged with Plenty of rest lies ahead for Hutchinaon 6. l>ahey 9. Moyle 4: South Windsor, collecting tw< Mouse cmnlc books In Spar^. rifice. SENATORS-YANKS— box In an anvelcm — without glasses. CtvU Servlcft Belanxer. 2b 3 Manchester, idle until Friday hlt^ off—2-lAahey for 2 runA in 8th; triples and a single, aa the Bo He brought his lUBI total 19 The loss was John's first in The Senators went into the addressed to the Clasai- pna^aUy new. $276. 04669U D M M M ^G , ___ MAN WANTED to work In lum- and LaGaoe's one base knock. Deannit 2b 0 ren’s grounder was misplayed, the loss and all three Manches­ l-Mo>*ie for 1 in 8th: wp—Hutchin- NATIONAL LEAGUE after 6 p.m. repairing. Reasonable rates, j Town H ^, Hamden. They added another in the third Wilkosz. rf 3 scoring Brady and sending ter runs. He allowed five hits, when Windham High visits Me­ aon. Moyle 2: I—I.»ahey; Acorer ~ Pitching and batting of Dick caU . . losk their sixth in ton against the Red Sox, smacking four decisions. FTed Newman, 6- ninth toning trailing the Yan­ flsd Managsr, Manchsstsr her yard. Must have driver’s J. Hon^. rf 1 a two-run double in the first in­ 1, won his fifth in a row with kees 4-2 ^ Willie Kirkland Ehrening Harold togethsr Children’s clothes a specialty. license. Apply Davis k Brad­ MAN TO WORK in heat treaL when Lynch's single drove In Ga^neilo. lb 3 Thleling to third. Rick Moyle struck out nine and walked one. morial F'ield. Kenneth Royce: time—2:15. Griffin highlighted the Medics j 2**^; Sewing lessons given. 6466502 Mahoney, c.p 3 EL Windsor 171 000 1-10-14 ning, a two-run homer in the Bob Lee's ninth inning relief rapped a two-run homer and with a msmo listing the ford Lumber Oo., 200 Tolland tag department, day shift Bavier. 15-8 victory over NassifTs at TraOers— after 5. hours 7-8:30, Uberal baneftta. South came back in the sec­ Horvath, p 1 Buckley Field last night. Grif­ S. Windsor 012 120 0— 6- 9- fifth and a two-run single In the help. Ken Hamlin tripled and scored oompsnies you do NOT St., East Hartford, Conn. Loxler. e 2 MacKtaitoeh and Kiss; Feld eighth os the Imhans extended . • • • on Don Blasingame'a stogie. want to see your ktter. MobUe Homes 6 -A Apply in person Klock Com­ ond with a run. FYank WUkoez fin allowed only eight hits and Your letter be des­ DRIVERS, school bus, hours pany, 1272 ToUand Tpke.; Man­ singled to right and took third Totals TT 3 « 18 7 3 2 collected three binges. man, Sulhvan (2) and Dellr their winoMig streak to five TWINS-A’s— Frank Howtux) drove In two TRAILER FOR RENT, $90. Moving:—^Trucking— Esat 301 401 t—8 Short Fiffht Predicted by Sonny f ” Bowling Baniarda. games. Unbeaten Comilo Pascual ivon Waehlngton runs with a trlpk troyed If ths advertiser Is 7:16-8:45 a.m ., 2-8:46 p.m. Ap­ chester, when the ball got by the field­ South 010 010 0—2 John O’Dell also had three monthly. Also, one trailer | Storage 20 ply Silver Lone Bus Line, 49 EARLY BIRDS — Bert Bot- hits for the winners while Don Bkewtiere tn the American Ms fifth game for (he Twins and saotiftce fly and took o v e r one you’ve mentioned. If er. Lew GaglnieUo drove him 2b—Litwin; 3b — Bavier: sb — not It vrill be handled In apace available. Coventry Bralnard Place, Manchester. home with a single through Goginello. Leach, Litwin 2. Maetuk; tlcello 138-367, Dot Glglio 141, Gaudreau, Jack Inkel had two. CENTRAL VALLEY League, the Los Angeks Angels despite considerable wlktoess the league RBI lead wiOi 27. Lake. 7468892, Mr. Frazier. MANCHESTER DeUveryTught dp—Kowolthlk to Maaluk to KInel: Jo Kerin 139-127--366, Joan Standings ths usual manner. trucking and package deUvery. Help Wanted—i the middle. In the fifth the k>b—East 11. South 6: bb—LaGace I>ennis Gtlha and Cfhuck Smith EXPERIENCED driver for lum­ If Champ Clay Comes to Fight Colby 126, Olga Colla 125, Ekina excelled for Nassiff's. W. L. Pci. FOR SALE—83x6 mobile home, Refrigerators, waaiers and I Male or Femalh 37 visitors reached LaG€w» for 2. Horvath 2. Mahoney l: so — La­ .7f' ber yard in Bolton area. OaU three hits, but a doubleplay cut Gace 6 Horvath 5: hits off — Hor­ Homat 349, Medics 119 13x—15 15 2 RoekvUle ...... 9 8 Roof over Head the Difference two bedrooms, ideal for camp stove moving spicialty. Folding 043-2198. vath 10 for 6 runs in 3 1/3 Innings: Middletown ...... 7 4 .6 or shore. After 6, 644-1728. chairs tor rent. 64607B2. BOOKKEEPER with genend down the scoring to one run. Mahoney 3 for 2 In 2 2/3: hbp — ^beside me here instead of be­ NassifTs OH 051— 8 8 4 Lost and Found LEWISTON, Mainetl NORWALK—Willie Pop, 134, Griffin and Mlnney, O’Dell Windsor ...... 7 4 .6 Leading manufacturer of ledger and payroU tax experi­ Bob Vierra’s double in the Horvath: wp—^Horvath; pb—^Lozier; hind me.” 4 .6 ence for Menchester account­ sixth scored Rick Harvey with 1—Horvath. (A P )— “ If he come to Liston Favored Some observers feel Liston Boston, outpointed Irish John­ (4); Lawrence. Lundberg (2), Sonthington ...... 6 LOST — boy’o dark rimmed ball valve and actuators ny Gilmore, 132, Philadelphia, 8. GHha (4) and Riocio. Wilson ...... 5 5 J5' {passes at ^>y Scout Oamporee Motorcydes—Bicycles 11 Painting—Papering 21 have need of the following ing' office. Will consider recent the final Bast run. fight, it’ll be a short one,” has looked dull the last couple First Hit for Herbel aoooimting school graduate. of days. Some contend he’s so ------Newington .... 5 8 .4/ National League in Andover. OaU collect Cbkim- personnel: Shipping and Leach Big Man A sixth official will be added challenger Sonny Liston LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) PUlnviUe ...... 8 8 .2' Ua 228-8067. 1966 HARLBY-DAVXDSON with INTERIOR and exterior point- W rite Box T, HeraKL Leach was the big man of­ to National Football League fine he’s been easing off. W. L. P e t O.B. electric starter on display. [ ing, wallpaper removed, fully | receiving Clerk, bmch as­ said of Cassius Clay. — Sonny Liston Is an 8-5 Olaetonbury ...... 1 1 Jk Los Angeles 28 12 .657 — semblers, hydrostatic test fensively and defensively for game cre^ivs next faU. " I f he come to run, I’U have favorite to regain the heavy­ "I’m ready,” Liston says. NOTICE Is hereby given (bat XLCH model, all colors. 60 cc | Insured. Rene Belanger. 643- NEWSPAPER motor route "L'm in the best shape of my Cincinnati .. 20 IS .605 3 Spark Giants Needed model, $280., full price. Harley- 0512 or 644-0204. operator able to work avoUable. OaH 64S-27U, Herald to track him.” weight boxing title when he Wilson 22, Olastonbary 7 St. Louis . . . 19 16 .669 Pass Book No. W1228 iasuod by within military speciftcor T^ie man with the brooding fights champion Cassius life, better than at the time erf Windsor 8, PlalnvUle 1 The Savings Bank- of Man­ Davidaon Sales, 49 Park Street, Circulation Department the postponement.” The fight School Mark \ Set San FYan. . 19 16 .543 4 Hartford. 247-9774. INSIDE and outolde painting. tions. Apply in person face and a history of trouble Clay next Tuesday, accord­ chester boa been tost and was postponed last November Southington 9, Middletown Milwaukee . 16 14 .533 4H NEW YORK (A P)—^All Ron Herbel needed was a You name your own price. I MEU3ICAL laboratory tedm i- admits he’s known gnawing ing to Las Vegas book­ Chicago — 17 17 .500 6V4 oppUcation has been made to 1902 B8A 280 cc, chrome and 649-7868, 876S40L CONTROMA'nCS (X)RP, dan, experienced, for full-time loneliness since he lost the makers. because erf Clay’s hernia opera­ ROCKVILLE — Breaking th roof over bis head. said bank for paymant of the tion. Phlla'phia .. 16 18 .4n 6'A blue, excellent ooodMion, $880. 200 W. MAIN ST. and part-time work. Modem heavyweight championship to W n o Radio wlU broad­ game open ivlth six runa In tl H ouston---- 17 20 .450 7 Once he got it, he erupted with the first hit of his amount of deposti. 640-6961. PAXNTINO, EXTERIOR and laboratory, fringe benefits. Clay a year ago February in cast the fight with air time Contender Geen^ge Chuvalo By Relay Quartet Interior, papeihanglng, wall- ROCKVILLE, CONN. comments: "L dem’t know seventh, Rockville turned Now York .. 13 21 .382 9% major league career and helped San Francisco clobber Manchester Memorial Hoq;)ltal NEED TIRES ? Miami, and is determined to 10:80. Vet^an sportscaster pitcher’s duel Into a k>p-eld< Pittsburgh . 10 24 .204 12)4 Laboratory. Tel. 648-1141, Ext whether Liston is good or not. L Houston 8-1 Friday night. redeem himself in their re- Russ Hodges hamlUng the victory. Announcanaits Business Services 219, Monday through Friday, haven’t been impressed with Friday’s Resulte Herbel was a surprise starter sured. Free estimates. 649- morninge or afternoons, Carl' maitch Tuesday. He discussed Mow - by - blow description. Die Rams need one win i Chicago 4, Los Angeles 8 game losing streak wHUe Vent O ffered 13 son’s Warehouse, 96 Hhliard 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. An equal op­ his feelings ait his camp at near­ Die fight will be preMded What I’ve seen. I don’t think Timea are getting better totals are not tabulated. for the Glanto to the Astrodome, Law ended a five-gome losing ELECroOLUX Sales and serv­ 9658, Joseph P. Lewis. 800DYEAR he’s trying.” The medley relay team of their last two starts to Insw Cincinnati 6, Phikulelihia 6 rspktotog Juan Martohal, who ice, bonded representative. Al­ Street, Manchestw. 649-4555. portunity employer. by Poland Spring Friday. by a pre-fight riiow at 9:45 for the 880-yard relay the evo UUe as Middleton Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 1 string. Law, gaining his finst APPUANCEIS repaired — all I SPRINO SPECIAL — profes­ “Clay will open the door and pan. with Bill Stem, Van Cus D'Amato, longtime fight Dave Botteron. Joe Rourke, was suffering with a cold. He triumph, needed reUef help fred Amell, UO Bryan Dr., HAIRDREISSER — w « have an NYLONS NEW TREADS team at Manchester High. High was upset by SoutUngti St. Louis 5, New York 4 responded both with the hit and Manchester, 644-8141. makea washers, refrigerators, sional painting, $15. a room ' I'll get to him,” Liston said. "I Patrick and Jim Bishop. The manager, ahnigs aiid says: Jim DIOarU and Bud Mac­ High yesterday, 9-7. Rockvill from At McBesn beca'use of a freezers, dryers, gas and elec­ YARD MAN. Apply WlUlam opening tor two operaton, " Sometimes he looks good and The combination of Rlek Donald finished second to San Franolsco’ 8, Houston 1 his first complete game of the (waUs and ceiUngs); exterior I No Limit Guarantee got to get to him. I let down a show will Include a replay holds a game and one-half edg. Today’s Games pulled groin muscle. Bill Mazer- tric ranges. Oil burners also. Ftee estimates. Dare Dec-1 Peck Lumber. must be experienced, male or lot of people. I never realized of the welghing-ln, Inter- other times not so hot.” Dumaine, Bob Froehlich, Eastern. Les Dowd picked Foaaon. oekl led the attack against ^ female, fitf or part-time. Ap­ over Middletown and Wlndsi' Los Angeles (Koufax 62) at ITie 27-yearo4d right-hander Persofialfi elsaned and repaired. Coemaj orators, 429-5270. how much I could hurt inside liewB wiUi the fighters and "liaton cah’t win if Clay stays Leg Dowd and Stan Opa- up a second in the 880 run. High. Braves, driving in three nxis Appliance, 649J B3XPERIENCEX) printers want' ply M ^ c Mirror Beauty Stu­ in the middle of the ring,” said laoh won the event at the Chicago (Koonce 3-1) never had a hit since joining the ed. CaU between 6-7 p.m. OlaS' 6.70 X 15 - $ 6.90 6.70 X 15 - doing that. . .” some of the boxing world’s Thirds went to Bob Holding a slim 2-t Isad g f Pittsburgh (CardweQ 1-2) at with a single, double and sacr6 STATE UCiONBED not hotns PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, dio, 757 Mata Street MriKhsa- There are plenty of other leading figurM o f yesterday one ringsider. "He’s got to cut OOIL Field Day - yesterday, Knight in the two mile and CMonto late in 1963. fice fly. centrally tooated, raaaonahle YOU ARB A -lt Trudt. hi A -1! interior and exterior. Paper tonbury 633-7766^_ ■ ter. him off and com er him to get ing into the aerventh, the Ran Milwaukee (Clonlnger 62) Coming to bat to (he second • • • Cellars, attics, trash, things Sonny could worry about. and today. setting a new school lecoid Dumaine In the 220-yard Son Francisco (Sanford 3 -1 rateo, frisndly atmamben. 10*11 hanging and wail paper remov­ the Job done.” of one minute, SS.4 seconds. oame out ahead, 8-1. Lori faming after Hal Lanier hod trucking done A-1 rfa^t! Call Tool And Gage Makers MAdllNE and press operators 7i0x16- 9.90 7.50x14- The threat of possible violence, dash. Froehlich captured a SUvar accounted for two n ir' and Marichal 6-3) at Houston CARDS-METS— TeL 876-lOU. al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. the uncertainty of anticipated Willie Reddish, Liston’s train­ Action was at Central Con­ sixth in the 100-yaid dash tripled Friday night, H erbel The Meits had a 4-8 victory 648-2928, Ttemano lacking Quality workmanship. CaU wanted, fuU and part-time. Ap­ Black Muslim faith of which er, is working on diagonal wiith a double. AI Puts addc (Bruce 1-5 and Farrell 61), 2, lashed a single to r l^ field off RIDE WANTEflJ from Manches­ Service. Tool Designers ply 234 Hartford Road, M ii» Clay antios and a controversy necticut in New Britain. and George Davis received day-night. until shortstop Roy McMlUan evenings, 527-9571. X over Liston’s condition are Clay is a member, may be movements, a carefully mapped two more with a single. Di Don Nottobort, and the Giants ter to. idcinity Travslera Insur­ cheater. IU)0x14- UM 8.00 14 - The Manchester squad a similar position In the final pair scored oti back t. imiadelphia (Belinsky 1 -2 ) threw past fiirat base attempting STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atonal Overtime Schedule among them. heading for the fight. plan of cutting com ers so Somiy made itself felt wheieitholic High track squad Two-mlle run—1. Bobiech (P); 3, told. Smith, Jarvis Rea Oo., finished second to Pulaski Jurdsn (E)- 3. BereUo (E); 4. last Saturday night. Tomko (4) and Ftoohey. maiio tranomlsakn, $8()0. Oifi RUSS’ Mower Service Sharp- Permanent Job a 100% IS LOOKING FOR ANOTHER SALESMAN Birdie found several writers With the .competition getting CLEVELAND (AP)—^Hie re­ 648-0929. Realtors, R t 83, Vernon, 649- High of New Britain In the Devey (8). T—10:34..6. . lief corps of Boston’s Red Sox ering and repair, pick-w and company contributed pen- 120 high hurdle*—1. DIediickeen having lunch with a fight pro­ tougher every week, track fans deUvery in Manchester, »dton, 1200, 875-0625, Eves. 649-2519. lion plan, vocation, and in­ SEALPOINT Siamese ktttens, 8 Hartford County Conference (P): 2. Purmon (E); 3. Watts (E): moter. So he ate. Then Tebbetts can expect another thriller to­ Sports Viewing fen apart at the seams Friday 1960 FX>RD Anglia, good nmning weeks old, $26. OaU 6468448. Auto experience it not the biggest consideration. What wo want Championships at New Britain 4. No place. T—;16.1. State Baseball night. Andover aad Oolumhla. 746 surance. 180 low hurdle*—1. DlCoaimo (P); asked, “Whose luncheon is night. Die main go will be over condition, $260, hbiy ba asm at Money to Loan 29 is a man who is willing to put a good personality to work AND W E yesterday. Bast scored 66 COLLEGE Madloal PMmnacy, 844 Main 7607. GROOMINQ and boaidiiig. wfll 2. Diedrickaen (P); 3. Marten* tE): this?” * the 50-lap course, with thp Trinity 6, Wesleyan 1 TODAY H m Cleveland Indians tle/4 for-. Pulaski, and 4 WatU (E). T—;2l. “Mine,” said the fight pro­ SL A FRESH START v/fll lump collect and dalivar. fi. O. DO MEAN WORK! usual array of preliminary at­ SOHOLASne i into a half doaen Boaton hurlem TYPING, matik«, Wfitag, ad- MR. H. CORMIER 17 for third place South Cath­ 880-yord relay — 1. Pulaski (Dt- moter. lt80 (tt-80) Rsd Sox V6 wMi gusto, spraying 18 I..—— ..1.11,11 a dnsftng and mlmeogvaiphinc Chase, Harmony Bfll Kai6 You II be trained in selling new and used Volkswagen cars, station olic High of Hartford. C o ■ I m o. rrondone. Herfemon. tractions rounding out the card. Woodstock 18, Lyman 12 Indians I960 BUICK, 4-door Hardtop, S service Manager, KASDEN nela, Bolton. 648-0487. Townes); 3, East, Catholic. T—1:36. “Where’e the Legion lunch­ Post time is 8:16. around Cleveland St^lum an. asrvlos. CUt 6261669. c o m p a n y , S40 ToUand "Our boys did a tremendous Broad lump —1 1. Keane (E); 3) eon?” Weaver 6, Hartford 6 (11 y ttOO ( 8) Yanks Vh ficoa- route to an 11-6 triumph. famfly oar, top oonditioa, 89W. wagons and trucks. You'll learn the Volkswagen inside and out, job,"" said Coach George Gras- Mlalcarewics (E); 3, R. Gasper (P): to n Inquire 11 Durant StreeL dlscuaaprop«rty> waya cell and Fiank msana Burim Con- to 8treet ^ East xiwuuru,Hartford, vAMuwvkOonnect- FREE — Adotablo part angora 4. Wolfe (8). Uflance—18' 3 8/4". "Probably In the ipif” Dick Radatz, expected to be kittens, trained. Sable oteipa how it works, how you can work with it and why so many people 80, "I’m exceptionally proud of High lump — 1, Llneen (E): 1, was the answer. Household Sorekifi nsetlcut Mor*“rtgage “ * Exchange,es— iicui. them," pointing to Keane and DUSTY SOrmAUL a tower of bidipen strength this 1007 CHEVROLET 2-door, 6 iqr twins, wUto with charcoal are““ going for it. Keane (E); 3. Martens (E)j 4, Ma- Tebbette went down 15 flighte Age No Barrier for Boroi SUNDAY eeaaon, took over a 64S tie in Offered 13-A 15 Lewla St, H ^ord, 846| PHONE 889-5481 Basnlght and the clean sweep Jewakl (8). Heigbt—C’ 8” . Soorlng Mg at the beginning Under, autoinatic, 296 Hackma­ 8887. markiaga; aUvor tipped tiger. Pole vault—1, Pagar (P); 3. Bal- to the ballroom. A movie wae liM ( 8) Yanks vs. Som6 the seventh inning aa the fourth tack St after 6 p.m. OaM 0460844. of the high jump. being shown. He stumbled a few end at the and, Mai T o o l de­ RBWBAVIMO at hams, moth A LEADING Uto Inmraiieo eom' ducci (P); 8. Jone* (P); 4. KIrol to n feated Charter Oak, IS-dl^ tost Boston pitcher. SBCKUID M Om OAGB - DU- -paay has an opening in the Basnlght won the 100-yard (E). Height—11' 6". ^ times in the dark getting to the After Early Memphis Play (88-80) Bad Sox va 1960 FORD (itotoxla, 4-door hmd- holaa. Zippan rapairad. Win­ and 220-yard events while Shot put—1. CleilowskII 11"):(P): 3, night at Robertaon Pazfc. Hie Rodey Ootovito picked on fato dow ahadM mada to meaaiua, ilmltad tunda available tor sec­ Mancheater-East Hadtfocd area WHArS IN IT FOR YOU? Campion .(8)( 8. Rlgglnaa (P): 4, epeakere' table. [ Die film aecond pitch, riommlng K over top, V-8, automaMo tranamis- Live Stodk Keane was first in the broad showed some wild geese in wfamers had to (more three runa an alaaa Vanstiaa blinda. Ktya ond mortgagaa, paymsnta to] tor a salM and aorvioe repre- Lukaslk (P). IMstanc*—64'4‘ 4U"^ MBMMng, Tann. (AP)’^—^ter. in the seventh to tike the win. the rlglit field fence a.two> skm, in axoallent condition ault your Taidget Expedient osntattve. Sriary and oommia- and triple jumps. Keane fin­ Javelin—1. Cle-lowskl (P):P): 2. Rc- flight. Don’t try to tell 46-yeairf>ld JuU run homer. throughout, $796. 649-6290. mada whUa you w ait Tapa ra* HORSES BOAREBBD, prtvate SALARY PLUS COMMISSION ished second to teammate Bob earthy (8): 8. Zuraw tP): 4, Hlg- "I’m here,” said Birdie, nudg­ Boros sold bs oould bavs lieer I Hom ers Jim Phelps and Dick MUlvey eordacf for m t Wutaara, i aervloa. J. D. Realty. 8468189. aions. Our preaent representa­ farm, exceftant oaro. gin* (P) DIatance—176' 10". us Boroa that this is the age of In much bstUr position than 16,. Badaits departed for a pindt- tives are- now samtag 89,600. Llneen in the high jump while Discu* — 1. dealowskl (P ); a ing the men next to him. “I’m youth In professional golf. got tbres hits apiece for the FOR SALE — 1969 Mereuryt tar 8466066. Plus a Rbural friu9 t bMuflt program. under par ter the two rounda o t NATIONAL UBAOUE winnera while Igte Weir paced hWtor and Jack Lamabe torad Sclioob find Claasefi ^ aad up. Write tor appokitmant Bob Martens finished fourth. HIgKini (P ): 8. ZIemak (E ); 4, Lu- Tebbetts.” Boroe, a veteran of 16 years ■ants f t Bnanavslw 8, Cabs: Juat aa badly in tfaa'aiglith. vary reeaonaible. CM! a fter 8, All pleared five feet, nine ksalk (P). DIatance—181' 11". the compact par 70 OolonlaC tbs toaere with thriM aafetlea. Manager. F.O. Box 87. Mato Triple Jump — 1, Keane (B): 3, “ Good,” said the man, "nice on'the prp circuit, shot a six- MoCovay % CMaatot M isman 7, Issnaha walked Joe Azeus Bttflffing—<39atnictliifl3 FlNffiH High School at home. Interested? inches and fewer misses had to have you." Country Club course had hsi dbaoter. Conn. AB repUm eon- ArtkiwFwSd* a ■oldiKSCl (Pi: 8, Wood (E): 4i H»- under par M taking the oeoond been a littls lucky, Aatnw; Bnalth 4, Swoboda 1«, Hie Beetaumitere threes' and AI Lupiow toBpwed witii • 1966 FORD, V-8, HamdarMtd DION CONSTRtXmON OO. — F or traa daballa-aand name, ad- to dsolds the places. Jsinkl (8). Distancs-48‘ r '. “Say, what affair U this?" round lead Iw four strokes in ritod in the leat hmlng, puttisg CALL lO I JONIS. Solas Moiogul', for o Porsonal lutorvlow lOO-VMd dsab—1. BsanlsM (B)t lulT. was goiiig for-' M a lii im m m % AOm A m - tioriui- vm . .A fter anoibar wUk, angina, tkaa-feir, good aarvlea. Now draoa and phone. Ooudy PnaCKI TABLES. aEi said Birdie, after he noticed, the .860,000 ICmplUa Open . Fri­ I w } JokHMto V, FtMofi 1$ W i- man on ftaat aad aaom wtm Hit. oaU went out tor ~ Sohooia, 1787 ifita St. BiUgo- SHOP otplaa, from f i a HAermsa . T -:ia 7 . day with a 36-bole score of ItO. rw i,” hs said. “HMt of the' w S iis 6 . Rads. one out, but a doublaplay end- Baonatt: OtOasm. RooiBn|t aMtag. paint' pocL nniBt have knowtedga ef vrid* Uverad. W. I nvysro daah-1— .. Basnt«ht (B )i.l Eastern League terested in btnie. The 180 is the lowest. 86-hole •d ths nU y. bur wid ba geoapal all aroupd KoCtaiin ' AMBBICAN UBAGUE Bennett hit the first hatter b6 1666 OHEVROUBr hanaka > tag. ate. m S n , 9460860: “Our Woods and Waters Oub ■core on the pro tour this year ^ OonigUaro 9, Breooood 8, Bed Mel Tool , ,6M 100 Sr>J8'14'9 fhead, got the next two mm ah door Bardtop, aidhroailc ^ makdenanoe gion. Good,pay.i TED TRUDON EVC.@ 4. OsMlI F rld»’s Resulte V-8, "BISWSitSCTGiBB MUHoiiau „440-yi^ dash—1, k w n luncheon,” he wae told. “ YOu'ro and Boros’ li ‘ ‘ “ " I n - " •oftt Hinton 4. DavaUlo CM- Ctoaitar OaK 806.604.0.^01.16.7 aaay and than loadad tranamiaalon, radio .and MBtriDN H. SMITH A SONS- paid 1>ia(6tilB*um s o o r t o i ^ M A i l t Ksmariswlcs (P): * ~ BImira 1, York 0. welcome to stay." 16-holOi W eir and Zuttor, VldaU (4 ), baaea wfih .a walk. . a MoGsim (8). ‘T- power ateactag, Ramodillnf, laMMnf. raaiate RO U TI 83 TALCOTTVlLLi 449-2838 Heading 6, PittofisM 6. Tebbetts finally mads U to tba Boros Hnuhar (7): Itoka, Oonn (i) Ha* OM It tv flor Vto 0«|». •OO-jnMd run — WUUamqiort 8, ^ rid g lla M l. right lunohaeo. “You’ll i m T u m ^ 8 a.m.-9 p.at ■iurdegr's Om b m bdieve what 1iap|M|iio4r’ ha ha- 'i- • ■ ■ 2:00.1. Springfiskl at WUMfunsi^rt gan Us spaach. ' ' ■■ .....

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MANCHEbTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1966 EViSNlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 2 Z , 1 9 6 5 FACai Housea For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 Housm For Sal* 72 Houms For Sal* 72 Housm For Sab 72 Sobnrban For Sab 75 Sabarban For Salt 75 Wanted—Htal 1 Wanted— ^1V> Biqr S8 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Rooms For Sals 72 NINE ROOM Colonial on tree FOR in Mancheriar — 6% ROOM Ranch, family room NEW TWO-Famlly duplex, 6-5, $16,900—115’ FRONTAGE, riiade VERNON ... High on a MU 9% ROOM RANCH, firaplaea AU. OQLONIAIr-U% raoauL S% nhhded tot Two fireplaces, 4 lairge lot weU tondneaped, high in basement, WaddeU section. WANTED — Upright pJ«no, bedrooma, neparato laundry nice locattfin, separate heat­IIOfM.* trees, Immaculate six rbOm wltii tremendous views in each k u ve fam ily room o ff MUdtan, eoromsrelal. Bava ItvtBg roanx je T sO x K L elevation, nice view,' surround­ JuUa J. Viiicek R ^ Stotsto, ing systems, clW utilities. working condition, very rtason- W0W!W0TTA , wAsirr cheap,' room, jakiuried rear porch, out­ s. C U Oape, fireplace, dead end direction. Large rix room Colo­ frontage, weU londaoased. able and r a o ^ buyer*. KsMIfa CLASSIFIED aMe. Call 649-8998. ■toM flroBlaiflriBlaoe, 6 merm oc ed by beautiful bofnes. A la ^ 643-7877. baHder, Ledn CXeszynaU,i , ^ street, Manchester. Hutchins nial witb 1% baths, buUt-ins •uburban, $U,900. MutcMiw Agency (Btflfanan and Be* F uMGU56 IfWOUt'iaufTA OUAtaANO"' land, outfiuUdbiga. outiJaUaiigB, fSlJSOO ride patio, 2-car garage, alu­ Caipe, 6% room e (8 bedroom s), 4391. minum stornw, Screens and A gency, R ealtors, 646-0106. eombinotions, that la now va­ A gency, R ea lta n , *464)109. Itetth), 19T Ifortli Mala BL, * ^ W AN TED — Used Sim plicity 6 VERVP0OUD SET SOU SACK, .tirsPLAV: FtaUbrtok A<«aay. ^,648-4808.______enclosed sunporch, garage, city CAPE COD Immaculate cant Big kt with trees galore. of tha day or 7 h.p. tractor with attach' AUWP. doors. 1% baths. Other fea­ water. Pric^ for quick sale. dHion. 4% rooms,to excellent lot, Manrii eater VERNON — Convenient, large OPHI6CMIP ■y— ■MANCHESTER.— New 6 room VA mortgage ($16,800 or ments. Call 64S-23S6. tured include Anderson win­ A lice Olampet, R eaitor, 649- fenced in flagstone patio, colo­ corner lot with view, loige cus­ fiOOM AMD RINGUSr Knised Ranch, 2-c« 5-BEDROOM RANCH SO) can be assumed. The ask­ ADVERTISING dow s, racensed radiation, w^U- 4648. nial styled kitchen and Hvli« ing pries Is -$10,600 . . . second tom 4-bedroom, Broom SpUt XJBT8 OO! We have biqrew WE BUY and aeU anUque and m LH 6 boUMns, 1% tothi, % »Uea, room, funlri FULLY olr conditioned Ranch CHILDREN? ture Repair Service, 64S-7449. aaraga$».«00. Pbflbrlck near schools, bus and riiop- acres, plenty pri'vacy tor only Lawrence F. Ftono, Realtors, Okp* In MOnchsatar, $30,006 baaament garnges. Only In prime reridential section, en­ $16,800—SIX room Cape with This 4-bedroom Ranch Is Agwusy, 049^404.______ptng. All city utilltlse. MANGIAPICO & BROOKS $17,900? Right here! Barrows 643-3760, 6404)434, 7434364. price rank*. Call Gall Oreen, 10% down. Pries range trance foyer, beautiful stone garage, beauttfuUy decorated. the answer to your space ft Wallace. 649-5306. 742-7092, F. M . G oal Agancy, D I A L 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 11 Rooms Without Board 59 from $14,600 to $17,000. fireplace, formal dining room, BEL AIR REAL ESTATE problems. Recently paint­ 628-4326 535-8060 SOUni WINDSOR — 6% room •43-3082, 6464)381. Terrifio value. Can ICANCHBSTER — beautiful new gtaosed rear porch with beauti- $16,900—FIVE room ranch, ex­ NORTH COVENTRY /-^ Botton ROOMS FOR RENT, one block REALTORS 643-9332 ed, one acre lot, aluminum Ranch, overrizad garage, near CMON.PUNfiVf WHAT POZ* THESE ARE 4-4 two femUlee, f ^ nd acehic view. Professional cellent location. storms and screens, near SPECIAL RANCH Une — Tolland R oad . . . RecU- HSl T erry School, $16,800. Mart- from Main Street, frje park­ 8 CEAK OUT ptoxee. Custom quality tmwyh - E v e w Min g . th at STILL S O O O f ROBERT D. MURDOCK snd executive area. Belfiore MANCHES’TER — ti value, schools. Investigate, then choloe Cape, one of the nicest on Edlund, R eal Eetate, 300- ing, kitchen privileges, gentle­ ANEW oST f u U tiled bath*, indtvidunl A gsn cy, 648-5131. $17,500 — BBAXmFUL six Invest, at $16,3(E. Eight room modern, Im­ we have ever Usted. Six fuU 4610, 6444H14. ContlBiM d FfBM Praeadiiig Pag* men only. 643-6137. IS, 8UT THE CARDS- cellara, hot water bmt. j ^ e l - E conom ical 4 room anch ex­ maculate Ranch, featuring Rham room Cape with rec room,. fuH cellent condHlon, close to Shop­ rooms, 1% baths, fuH dormer, THE'/ LOOK LIKE U A R REALTY CO., IN a lent location with aU utiliUea. dormer, 1% bathe. 3 bedrooms. large family Artides For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot­ SIX ROOM Colcnial in Holly­ ping Parkade, All city faciii basement beautifuUy finished, SOUTH WINDSOR — Westwood THE'/SAW ACTION Call now. Hayee Agency, 648- w ood aection. 28 toot Uving room, den, two tUed baths, rear patio, two car garage, Park. Six room Bench, 3 full tage Street, centrally located, 048-20M 048-0473 ties. Why pay rent? Only $500 J.D. REALTY C:o. garage, lovely lot full of tO F T Y PILE, free from soil ki RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, SHORTEN 4808. room, formal dining room, 1% $17,900—SIX room Ranch, car­ down. Full price $12,800. Prin about an acre of grass we bathe, carport, beautiful treed Honor Group large, pleasantly furnished ON A MISSISSIPPI port, high assumable mort- shrubs, shade and fruit "the carpet cleaned with Blue $30; 9x18 gold Kirm an; 12x16 rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 bath*, garage. Treed 180’ deep cipels only. Ctoll owner 643-0859. 643-5129 643-8779 could go and ramble on, ...but for kX, many extras, $18,700. M ar­ filVEIEBOAT- HOLUSTER St — 6 room Cape, gage. trees. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- gold acrilan. 668-2000. for overnight and permanent lot. B ^ o r e Agency, 643-6121. $18,200 this le a trem endous ion Edlund, R eel Estate, 389- * 'e r 11. H ie Sherwia • W llheme ICANCHBSTER — New 7-room 1% baths, rec room, Wg porch, MANCJH ES’X'jmt -~ East Side, buy. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 4619, 6444M14. Inducts Six guest rates. SIX ROOM older Colonial with This is an unusually large Oo. EVERYTHINO In sterlUsed re­ Oarrlaon C olonial, 12x34 Hvlng sand bank, cut of state owner $16,900—SPLIT Level on two 4-room home, 1% baths, 2-car 648-1677. conditioned used furniture and wants action. Asking $17,600. S-car garage plus outdoor acresr quality home "priced in low VERNON — lovely 6 room EAST HARTFORD — Single or room, family room, built-in garage, excelient condition, 20's. The fourth annual Induction appliances^ higl^ quality—low double room, women, private kitchen, epacious lot Priced Let’s go. T. J. Qrockett, Real­ owlmmlng pool. Enjoy health­ only $11,900. Hayes Agency. COVENTRY—Five rooih Ranch, Ranch, 8 bedrooms, family prices. LeBlanc Furniture, 106 PORTER ST. ARBA---6 room kitchen, range, fuU tile bath, of Rhwn otudenta Into the Na­ '■^'ARMALL FARM tractor vrith home, all kitchen privileges, JbLLi SAM SCOEL rig h t Hayes A gency, 643-4803. tor, 648-1677. ______ful swimming this wmmer at 648-4803. MANC31ESTER—deluxe 6 room BEL AIR REAL ESTATE good location, artesian well, .. aB good tiree. $296. 643-2371. South Street, RoekvUle. 875- DO coot and wMi no traffic haz­ Raised Ranch, 3% baths, 3- plastered walls, full cellar, recreation room, large cedar tional Honor Soclaty was held T-V, wa^er, dryer, free park­ Ranch providing 1600 sq. ft. of ’Ihursday. 2174. Open 9-A ing. 568-0216. REV/LETT^LI. SEVEN ROOM oiCme htm a, 4 t a n n e r STREET — wffl buUd ard. Aluminum a t o r m s, car garage. REALTORS other extras, low down pay closet, aluminum oomnnations, LOAM — top tirade loam for Uving area on one level, 2 full city water, well landacap^. bedrooms, 3 bathe, lot 73x151. 8 bedroom Colonial. 1% baths. ocreens and doom. Belfiore $16,900 ceramic bathrooms. 3 bed­ ment, assume mortgage. Call The audttortum was flUad to ‘^tsale at low, low price. $1. a SINGER AUTOMATTC Zig-zag, NICE ROOM for gentleman, Marion B. Robertson, Realtor. A gency, 648-6121. FOUR FAMILY—4 room units, 643-9332 743-7814, after 5 weekdays. Owner 875-1480. Priced uikler capacity with parenta, board like new in cabinet, button Bowers Area. **>.*0°- aU appliances. rooms, huge kitchen with an ^■ya^d If yoi’ load and haul, $1.80 very convenient location, park­ 443-6053. Carpenter, R ealtor, 640-8061, Modern 3 bedroom Ranch $16,000. mamlban, and students to wit­ holes, monograms, fancy de in central location, ftre- overabundance of cabinet JUST OFF East Center St. Are - « yard if we load and you haul, ing, referencee. 21 Church St., 649-0204. NEW L18TINO — ITnmeiculaite NEW EIGHT room Raised ness tho oeremony wMch signs. Originally over $300., Apartmento—FIat»— Houses For Rent 65 Wanted To Rent 68 $14,400 — 5% ROOM Rancb, Ranch on beautifully land­ .placed living room, tiled space, family room with fire­ you looking for a residence Ranch, Bolton-Coventry line, 2 r'61.60 a yard, plus $6. an hour 646-4966. WESLEY R. SMITH place, living room and a utility brought rix juniors into the so­ - im truck, if we load and haul. balance due $65, take over Tenements 63 buUt-in stove, cellar, assume scaped lot In executive area. oath, family size kitchen, where you can maintain an of­ full bathrooms, family room Wanted— Real Estate 77 HOUSE FOR LEASE, central lo­ WANTED — Fumlahed home room, 2-car garage, one acre, fice, or do ycti need 4 or 5 bed­ ciety. They w«re Peter Denots* :^We deliver on Saturdays only. paym ents, $10. monthly. Deal­ ROOM for lady or gentleman, mortgage, $97. per month Sumy kitchen with bullt-ina, AGENCY full basement, ril city uiUl- with fireplace, 2 acres of land. court, Cynthia Donahue, James cation in Manchester. Refer­ located in East H artford, Man- mid twenties. Wolverton rooms with 3% baths, attached LISTINGS WANTED. Two fam­ • -C all 643-2438, ask for B em ie. er, H artford 622-0931. retired preferred, some meals ’THREE ROOMS and bath, new­ Hutchtna A gency, 646-0108. large ftieptaced Uving room, Ues. Call for appointment, 648-7410. Gregory, Diana Kelley, Martha ences. PhUbrick Agency, 649- Chester or RockvlUe area, ! NOTICE 284 CBSNTEIR ST Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 2-car garage, well landscaped ily bouses needed in all price c^On Saturday call either 643- fo r errands. Call 649-5469. ly redecorated, apartment size formal dinl^ room, garage. No agents. Hammond end Diana Wythe. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY gas stove, heat and hot water, 8464. bedroom a, 2 baitiia. CaU 7-10 MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom RBAL’TORS 643-1567 lot 14tel20? If so, please call ranges. Call John H. Lappen, '- 2438 or 643-0181, ask fo r B em ie DECISIONS AB amenltiM. Very low 20'a for BEL AIR REAL ESTATE SEVEN ROOM Oape, 2 full AU had been oeleoted on a b*> West Side, mature adiiHs only. p .m ., 648-0668. Colonial, fireplace, modem E lva T yler, R ealtor, 649-4469. In c., 649-6261, 649-6140. Andy. Refrigerator, Stove and TV Apartments— Flats— AVAILABLE June 15 .— 4-room Variancea - Exceptiona fast sale. Belfiore Agency, 643- NEW U STIN G — 7 room SpUt baths. 2-oar garage, finished VERNON ria of ochnlarehjfp. choractar. R eferences. 643-1896 until 6 kitchen with built - Ina, 1% Granted 6131. REALTORS 643-9332 basement. Julia J. Vlncek Real SCREIENED LOAM — for the Included Tenements 63 single house, nice yard, $110., L evel, 2 fuU baths, famUy Bkijoy the scenic view from LISTINGS WANTED — Ready leadenhdp and service. p.m . adiUts, oaU 643-0642. baths, family room off kitch­ Seare, Roebuck A Oo., 390 Estate, 643-7877. ^ best in lawns and gardens from Business Property en, formal dining room, one NEW U 8TING — lovely 6 room room, fireplace, 1-car garage, Lots For Sale 73 this recent 7 room Colo­ buyers for single and two hun- WUUam Borot acted ond maa- 8 Modem Rocmis of Furniture SIX LARGE room duplex op­ Broad St., New Car Dealer’! Li­ a weU shrubbed lot, PhT.brick ter of oerstnondes. Peter Ntchol- •Jour screening plant. Andover- For Side 70 ca r garage, built In 1960. $22, Cape with flireplace and garage MANCHESTER — sturdily built MANCHESTER — modem. Im­ nial, 4 bedrooms, one full lly houses. OaU the Leonard Appliances, Lot No. 29P posite Center Park, ideal loca SIX ROOMS, garage. Cloee to cense and Certificate of Ap­ Agency, 649-8464. 6 room older home on biie Une, GLASTONBURY — 20 wooded Agency, R ealtors, MLS, 646- eon, eenlor pnesident of the *' Columbia. Delivered. George 10 Pc. Bedroom Set tlon, oil heat, adults preferred 900.». nPhUbrick d lb ri( A gency, 440-8464. on beautifuUy landscape and maculate 6 room Colonial, 1% acres, city water. Area $30,000 bath plus two half baths, G rifflng, In c., 742-7886. bus line. Call 643-8418. MANCHEJS’TER — Slz - room proval, with conditions. 1% baths, 2-car garage, largre fireplace, garage. Walk to 0469 or 646-0466. group, wefoomed the new m«n>- 8 Pc. Living Room Set and grown children only. No Suburban For Rent 66 Peter Bezzini. et al, south­ treed lot. Convenient location. TWO FAMILY - all vacant, baths, built - ins, dishwasher, homes, $1,200 acre. Terms. apartment, two atores and Extremely well oared for. Bel­ lot. ExceUent family home. wall-to-wall carpeting, only school. Ihiced to sell at bero. ’Ihe Rev. Thomas Stack of >DARK RICH stone-free loam, 25 Pc. Kitchen Set pets. 649-7529. 'THREE ROOM apartment, heat SPACIOUS country Uving, Bol­ commerclsil buUdlng aU In one west comer Adams ft HllUard new heat, needs work. T. J. Pasek Realty, 289-7475. SELLING East Hampton spoloe shout tha Den or Spare Bedroom Set fiore A gency. 643-5121. Priced right. AUce Clampet, $19,6(X). Hayes A gency, 648- $22,600. c'^fUl, gravel, sand, stone, ma­ and hot water, parking aiid ap­ ton Center Apartments. New 3 package. High traffic count St., Gas Station and Certificate Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1877. R ealtor. 649-4548. YOUR PROPERTY? gift of talents which the stu­ $3 A W EEK MANCHESTER—New Colonial pliances, $110. a month. J. D. NOTICE of Approval, with conditions. 4803. COLUMBIA — Near Center, nure, white sand for sand box- 4% room flats and duplexes, rooms with heat, hot water, A wise Investment for oi' MANCHESTER — $2,9(X). i Route 6-A frontage, 20 wooded dent possessed and the moral ee and cod pods. Delivery. 643- R ealty Co., 648-8129. TTie ^ ow n Planning Commis­ Frank D. Clifford Sr., East MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape, w ill seU, buy o r exchange. $344 ceramic bath, stove, refrigera­ stove and refrigerator. 643-4312. $26,000. Hayes Agsncy, sumee 4-% per cent mortgage acres. Florida owners anxious. oiXlgatton to make the best 9604. 4803. sion of Manchester, Connecti­ of No. 60 Woodslde St, Trailer 1% baths, dining rooni. U'ving Colli &L Wagner L istings needed In and out tor, private basement, free 4% ROOM Duplex Apartment— on modern 6 room Ranch near ASKING $15,900 Reduced to $9,000. Lawrence poeriMe uoe of these talenta. DISCOUNT FURNITURE ROCKVILLE — 5 rooms, clean, cut wlU hold a public hearing for temporary reaeidential uae, room with fireplace, 3 bed­ 289-0241 o f to w i. CaOh buyers watt­ Principal John Canasnan, pro- .BLUE Lustre not only rids car- parking. Hayes Agency, 643- first floor — living room, din­ stove, heat included, porch. No BUSINESS ZONE m — BtoM school, bus, shopping. Bel Air F. Fiano, R ealtors. 643-2766. ing. We will inspect your 4803. on Wednesday, May 26. 1065 at with conditions. BY THUNDER rooms. plastered walls, one-car 6-7 room Ranch. All kinds aented memhenhip pina to tha ^ pets of soil but leaves pile soft WAREHOUSE ing room, kitchen, refrigerator, pets. 875-4949. rooma with two offlesa, aep> 8 p jn . In the H earing Room o f Charles E. Ricks, 42 Elm Ter­ Real Estate, 643-93^. garage, $16,900. PhUbrick of rown. With a little paint FERNWOOD DRIVE In Bolton home free of charge — no range, hood, disposal, Venetian arats entrance, suitable for . . . just o ff 44A. Are you look­ six inductees and wUhed them .^.and lofty. Rent electric sham- 3580 MAIN STREET, 522-7240 the Municipal Building to con- race Ext., Convert existing aln- Agency, 649-8464. and paper this Is a really obligation. Over 20 years’ w«U. Organist Sandra Grun Hartford, Connecticut bUnds, half bath. Second floor— hi Here’s a listing ■ you must HANDYMAN’S Special—Sound Resort Property For Sale 74 ing for a home with plenty of experience in the real es­ - .p ooer $1. Paul’s Paint A Wali- 35 MAIN ST. — 2 rooms, heated, gle-famlly to two-f«unlly. older 4-8 flat on bus Une. New good buy. G.I. at 5%% provldad appropriate music. 'paper Supply. 2 bedrooms, large closets, full COVENTRY — 4% room duplex, $22,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- deletions to the following sec­ Ekiward Copeland, 265 W est see if you are Interested in 84-86 HAMLIN St. — A large 2 with $2,500. down is as­ living space, a nice big yard, tate business. Call the Form erly P^iUer Brush Bldg. $50. Call 649-2868. ceramic bathroom. Heat, hot $76. monthly. Call 742-8892. 8464. an executive ranch only furnaces, plumbing. Needs re­ family duplex home of 12 COLUMBIA, Lake front year- congenial neighborhood, the In recognition of exceBence in tions of the Zoning Regulations: Center St.. Build roof over ex­ decorating. Asking $17,600. sumable, or a minimum round cott^e, 100x200 ft. lot. a particidar area of studies RIDING TRACTOR, 9 h.p., with water, parking Included. Just one minute from Route 15 rooms, excellent central - loca­ down. We consider this a ideal place to raise a gro'wing ELLSWORTH MITTEN Open Monday Through FXDUR ROOM second floor MAIN S’TREET site, near Cen­ USE REGULA'nONS. AR’IT- isting patio. Hayes A gency, 643-4803. Heated, drilled well, 3 bed­ Academic "H" Letters were *Jsnowplow, trailer and other ac- apartment, newly redecorated, like having your own home. tai Manchester. Custom tion, handy to atores, schools good buy. Ijet us show It to family??? Then look at this AGENCY '"cessoriee, 3 months old, $700. ter, with buUdlng of 6,600 aq. CLE H, Section V, Residence Heiuy H. Peck, 53 Harlan St, rooms. Cottage In fine con­ awarded to numerous studento. Saturday middle-ag^ or retired couple. FTivate front and rear en­ Resort Property built for present owners. WEST SIDE —^modern 6 room and bus. Quick sale price $19,- you and you'll see. Call property. Original owners sell REALTORS •Call after 6 p.m ., 742-8034. ft Many potentials. WiU fi­ Zone C. (New text) Garage. Large living room with dition. Range. Frigidalre and Three received the latter in 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. No children or p«te. Inquire 11 trances. Also closed in play For Rent 67 ARTICLE n. Section DC, In­ RuaeeU F. ft Marjorie Broder­ Cape, flreplaced Uving room, 000. R obert J. Smith, In c., 968 Jerry Amlco, 643-5444. ing. This home was a six room Member Multiple Listing area for children. Reasonable nance. Owner 649-5339, 0-5. fireplace, dining room, Main St., 649-6241. furniture $23,900. Call Burton Ranch when new, but these BngUah: WUUem FergtBon, Church Street. dustrial Zone. (Amendment) ick, Southwest comer of Ver­ dining room, 3 bedrooms, rec­ Starkey, Realtor, 228-9243. S ervice TWO-TON coolerator, 230 v d t CALL — ASK FOR DAVID rent. On bus Une near church GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod­ family kitchen, three large proud owners added a 16x22 Carol French, and Linda Shc^ ^cdr conditioner, single phase % of an acre with a 6 room AR’TICLE H, Section X, Spe­ non ft ’Taylor Ste., Garage. reation room. Bel Air Real BOWERS SCHOOL . . . In a 843-6930 In art the awaid went to Sher­ LDOKINQ for anything In real and s(^iooI. OaU Mr. Ruddell, em housekeeping cottages. bedrooms with expansion U te, 643-9332. Gene Bushey Afifency BOLTON LAKE — 5 room cot­ family room. Still has three motor, manufactured by Mc- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Dutch Colonial, commercial cial Industrial Zone. (Addi­ Lawrence Donahue, 90-98 possibUitlea, two full baths, beautiful aection sits this six ry MUlo. hn. bustoeoi eduoaUoiA estate rentals — apsurtmants, 643-9677 alt 10 a.m . fo r appoint­ Lakefront. Boating, fishUig, zone. Many poenlblHtiefl for tage. conversion posriblHties bedrooms, living room (with '.•<}raw E lectric Oo. 649-8879. ranges, automatic washers homes, multiple dwelUnga, call ment. swimming. Inspect weekends. tion) Pine St, Divide parcel of load two car garage with radio room (tolonlal. Not too big but 649-2083 fireplace) separate dining area WANT TO BUY — 4 fam ily Linda Mortensen was named. with guarantees. See them at people with vision, $42,800. Cell ADMINISTRATION AND EN­ into two lota. VERNON ST.—8% room Ranch for year ’round home. Extra J. D. Realty, 6484029. F>ee colored pictures, bro operated garage doors. plus 2 finished room s In ttie adequate for a growing farnlly. lot. $8,000. J. D. Realty Oo., and compact kitchen Down- house. Call 649-2467. Three students received the ‘‘R’* SALES AND Service on Ariens, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 3% ROOM apartment, heat, hot Balch R eal Estate, 649.2012. FORCEMENT, AR’nCXE V, C arl M lkolowekl, Stoat o f No. BeautifuUy landscaped lot ’Three rooms down (kitchen has in History: Louise Keogh, Hahn Echpee, Jacobson lawn chure. Arrowhead Grove, basement, basement garage, RANCH — 7 rooms, 1% baths, 643-5129. stairs they finished off the rec Main St. Call 643-2171. waiter, parring, central loca­ Section V. Board of Appeals 357 Btost Center St., Office with fine view. Call Mrs. the built-ins) plus three bed­ room , has storage emd work lAoyd Grant, and EMTohsth mowers. Also HomeUte chain M anchester Route 364, Colchester. 242-9278. CENTRALLY located 4 three closets galore, nice lot, cloee dining room, 8 bedrooms, plus Legal Notices tion. CaU 643-1643 anytim e. (D eletion ) building, with conditions. BaMn, Jarvis ReaHy Co., to everything. $18,900. Call rooms. 1% hatha, full base­ CXlVENTRY Lake — cottage for areas and one car garage. The Bchreler. saws and International Cub Ca- SEWING MACHINE — Singer room apartments, three ARTICLE V, Section VL den or 4th bedroom, large 2- REMARKABLE LUXURY CAPE COD, Dennlspori, 2 and storee, excellent inoom e. CaU Glason Corporation, Stoat ride Realtors. MLS. 643-1131, Harold, 649-2013. Balch Real ment, single car garage. Plenty sale. Four rooms, t'wo loto, ar' lot is 150x160, and on a deadend AT A COURT o r PROBATE, Also honored were Sbaren -.det Tractors. Rental equipment automatic zig-zag, cabinet SIX R(X>M duplex, close to Town Planning Oommiaaion oar garage, private yard, $21,- held at Hancheeter, within and lor APARTMENTS AT 8 bedroom cottages, all con­ Paul J. Oorrenti Agency, 648- of Parker St., Approx. 2,200 ft Eves., 643-1686. Estate. of triees on this 50x 160 lot. tesien w ell. 643-5026. street. Price started in the Harrison in homemaking, Ste­ '.and sharpening service on all model, excellent condition, but­ schools and shopping district, (A ddition) from Interaection of Tolland Bowers School at the end of 900. PW lbrick Agency, 649-8464. the District of MainXieeter, on the ton holea, embroiders, hems, venience, automatic heat. Off 2128, a fter 6 p.m ., 643-6363. low twenties, but any reason' 19th day of May. 1966. ven Pohl In Industrial arts, end makes. L A M Equipment RENTS THAT MAKE adults preferred. 643-6356. AltTKn-E V, Section VH. ’TiUce., Stotension o f use and TWO FAMIUES ... we have the street, no highways or OO'VENTRY —Lakefront 4 room ■ 'D orp., Route 83, Vernon, 876- etc. Repossessed, wsm $306.60, season rates. Rockville 876- MOVING TO California — Must able offers will be welcome. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett Judy Gove and Janvss Battoon SFNSEI 0682. Poating of Sign. time limit, with oonditioiri. just Usted two two family roads to cross. Owners started be seen to be appreciated. cottage, artesian well, hot wa­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643 Judze. in physical education. Charlea , 7609. Manchester Bhcdunge — unpaid balance $69.60, take IMMEDIA’TE occupancy — 162 MANCHESTER — 6% room at $21,600.00, but have made ter, garageA$9,960. Call 649- Estate of Janies H. O'Leary, late over payments of $8. monthly. Land For Sale 71 (A ddition ) Chorches Motors, 80 Otkland homes that sit ride by ride. Three bedroom R^ch, 1% 1677. of Manchester, in said District de­ IMalecky was named for wotic : Enterprise 1946. Charter Oak, 6 room apart­ COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big other housing commitments 9713, 9-6. ^ City Sewing Center, Hartford, ment, $76., renovated. Apply SCHEDULE O F A R E A , St, Free-atanding ground sign, Built last year, now rented out. batin, extra large living room ceased. in m usic. HANDMADE earrings for sale, — Small waterfront cottages, SACRIFICE — 7 mtiee from HEIGHT AND BULK OF with conditions. flreplaced living room, 3 bed Can be sold separately or as a and are anxious to dispose of with fireplace, large modern EILLINGTON — $14,900 buys The administratrix havlnz exhibit­ In foreign language* four 622-0476. MARILYN afternoons or evenings. (5aU Jtme, July, August. Call 643- THREE BUILDING lots with ed her administration account with Mancheeter, right off Route 6. BUDDINGS (Amendmenta) B ruce CtontreU f t John Lacey, rooms, large lot, convenient lo­ package. Each home has t'wo this one. T. J. Crockets Real- comfortable Rancher surround' ' 78c and $1.00. 6 Walnut Street Glastonbury, 643-5613. kitchen, ^shwasher, disposal, lake privileges at Coventry said sstate to this Cwi-t for allow­ letters were awarded: Lois Pop- * anyUnle. FIXING UP the cottage? Shop 2593, 649-4929. Seven dry, level, beautiful Full text of propoeed changes 16 SUectrlc St., General Repair­ cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. four room apartments. Excel­ • tor, 643-1877. electric appliances, carpeting, ed by tall pines. Dead end ance. it Is off In Latin and Jacqueline Bt. ere on file In the Office of the er’s license and Certificate of lent investment potential here. Lake, $3,000. Balch R eal Es­ street provides children's safe­ ORDERED: That the tod day of iui-Iib- i H a I—v atuI Davtd Marlow’s Furniture Depart­ COURT GIANT’S NECK Heights — 4 acres, lar^ brook and pond, MANCHESTER — 2-fam lly, 5-8 MANCHESTER — 4-4 duplex, drapes, loaded with extras. tate, 649-2012 or 875-7292. June, 1966 at ten o'clock forenoon MlChart liaiejL 8 M r4xS B A J press camera, $60.; ment “as is" sale: Bedding, $3,950. Stafford — 12 wooded ’Town Clerk. A limited number A pproval. T. J. Crockett, Realtor! 643- Owner 643-9782, 528-4113. ty. Relaxed suburban living! at the Prol)ate Office In the Munici­ Munson in French. Richard Dar- -~4x5 view camera, $68.; Solar Furnished Apartments 63-A room modem cottage, hot flat, 2-car garage, bus Une. 2 1677. separate furnaces, 2-car ga­ .Barrow s ft W allace. 649-5306. bunk beds, chests, dressers, Spacious and Beautiful 1 ft 2 shower, large sundeck in back acres, 1100 frontage asphalt of coplea ere available in the ’Ihe above wlU be effective W(X>DBD LOT on second Bol­ pal Buildina In said Mancheeter. be majlan, Margaret Blais, and .* enlarger, $30. end other dark Bedroom Apartmenta Planning Office. May 24, 1965. furnaces, immaculate, top lo­ rage, one block from Main St., and the same le aaeigned for a chairs, tables, lamps, swivel new arteeiw w ^, Edgewood road, smaU brook, $4,760. ton Lake, artesian water avail NORTH COVENTRY — Bolton hearinx on the allowance of eald Jack Hooker were honored for - room equl[mient. 643-9184. ROCKVIILE — 3% room fur­ All intereeted pereona may cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. EXTRAS GALORE priced to sell. Hayes Agency, rockOT, sectionals, couches Rd. $80. per week. Mrs. Carter, Term s. Owner, 742-8090. Filed in office of-’Town Cleric, 643-4803. able, ideal setting,for summer Une. Route 44A. Five room administration account with said proficiency In mathematica An­ FROM $120 PER MONTH nished apartment, residential attend this hearing. M ay 21, 1965. Custom built Ranch, 2-ca2-car eetate, ascertainment of heirs and and cots. Many one of a kind area, parking, adults. $110. 742-8142. MANCHESTER — New 8 room or year ’round home. Manches Oape, custom built, with ex drew Kukucka, David Joss and items at real bargain prices. (Includes heat, hot water and MANCHESTER — New Listing. Town Planning Conuniaelon Zoning Boskrd o f Appeals garage, built-lns, 2 fire­ order of dtstributioo, and tim Court Linda Burba were thooa to win monthly. 649-4824, 875-1166. executive Colonial, 4 large bed­ places. rec room, wall to ASKING $13,200 ter phone exchemge. Only $6, pansion up possible. FuU dry directs that notice of the Ume and 861 Main St., downtown Man­ parking.) COTTAGE for Rent — Mlsqua- Spacious 6 - room Colonial, John B. Lamenao, John F. CUfford, rooms, spacious living room, MAKE LIFE 000. T. J. Crockett, R^tor, place aaaizned for said bearioa b e : the letter___ for their worit in Boats and Accessories 46 breezeway, oversized garage, wall oarpeting. One acre basement, two car garage and chester. 649-6221. IMMEDIATE micut, Rhode Island. F^r Chairman Chairman formal dining room, kitchen MANCHBISTEH — Nice 3 643-1577. a 30 by 100 chicken coop in the riven to all persons knogam to be science. room s. Call 643-0491. fireplace, dining room, fine lo­ CUarence T. Welti, John A. CagiansUo, wooded lot witb view and bedroom Ranch, air condi­ ^ereeted therein to appear and be o _____Bet 14 FOOT wooden runabout with GRADUATION Gifts for him or OCCUPANCY Business Locations and family room, rustic beams privacy. WORTH rear. Not quite two acres. Good heard thereon by publtulUnc a copy Bpeecn Contest HOT cation. Priced right Hayes S ecretary S ecrefary central fireplace, 2% tiled tioning, huge heated rec of this order In some newspaper The Debate Club o f Rham trailer, anchor, oars, and 10 her. You can depend on Mar­ For Rent 64 A gency, 643-4803. potential business use. T. J. h.p. Firestone m otor; $260. 649- EHevatora — closed dreutt TV MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island baths, complete bullt-lns, 2-car PASEK. REALTY room with bar. next to Suburban For Sale 75 rirculatlon in ^ d Di^ w ill sptmsor a roeech contest low’s as always, for: Tape re­ sununer resort: Now la the 289-7475 742-8243 Crockett, R ealtor 643-1677. trict, at least seven days before th e' - • - ■ 2666. and Intercom—buUt-lns—extra THREE ROOM office or busi­ garage ’Truly a fine home In a schools, churches, etc., etc. day of said hearinx, and by mail-1 this coming Wednesday in the corders, hi-fi portable phonos, closet iroace . . . and much time to make your reservation ’This won’t last. Call the LIVING BOLTON — a room Ranch cus' VERNON — buy today — to­ school auditorium at 8:15 p.m. clock rtidlos, personal table ra­ ness, ground floor, 470 Main m s ^ e area. Asking $38,900. MANCHESTER—just over line. Inz on or before May 24, 1966. by 3969 30 H.P. Mercury outboard, more! Comer S. Adams and for your summer vacation. We Ctoll m b e rt D. M urdock, UftR tom built in 1S6S, 1-car garage, morrow may be too late! $18,- certified maii, a_ copy of UiLe oiider The pubUc is invited to attend. dios, transistor radios, stereo- Olcott Sts. Just one block Street, plenty of parking. 649- have cottage rentals by the Beautiful 6% room back-to- summer porch and patio, walk' includes controls and gas 5229, 9-5. R ealty C a , In c., 643-2692, 648- BUSHEY AGENCY In this four bedroom Cape 900 buys six room tri-level. Ga­ Thr** trophies will be awarded r tanks, $180. 742-8243. phonos and portable TV sets. south of Center St TeL 649- week, month or season. Lewiss front Split, built-ins, rec room, out basement with play room, E-Z terms and dependable 6472. carport, extra large lot, $21,- on Centerfield Street in rage nice young neighborhood. P. O'Leary. 33 Oottage St, MSn-; to the three best presentations. 2662. Open daily 11 am.-7 p.m. and Stanton Realty, Phone Mia- JERRY AMICO 643-5444 M anchester. FuU shed dor­ handy to lake, $18,900. Phil- Barrows ft WaUfice. 649-6306. ' F™*?®** OT-eary. | They will be judg^ on clarity. 18 FOOT Cabin Cruiser, needs service. 861 Main St., down­ EAST CENTER 8T. — prestige 800. Over 100 more Ustings. all 30 Coleman St.. Bridgeport, Oonn.' I first floor o ffice space, wiU quam lcut 348-8117. NEW 5-6 duplex, 8 bedroom s, 3 mer, no stooping upstairs. brick A gency, 649-8464. unity and coherence of m aterl^ .work. Best offer takes it. 742- town M anchester. 649-6221. price ranges. Ctoll the E lls­ g e n e BUSHEY 649-2083 JOHN J. WAU-ETt. Judge. ' adapt to tenant’s requirements. furnaces, baseboard beat, Two full baths—no welt­ VERNON — $11,700. buys tiXs oo; Helen Opalach. Admrx. delivery, and creativenesz. 8243. FDUR ROOM tenement, 132 Bls- worth Mitten Agency, Real­ (JOVBNTRY — 6 rooms, 3-bed' 5-oxxnn hom e, 60x800 kX with TAPPAN eledtric stove, 40’’, Ample parking. Don’t delay- choose your colors. Hutchins MANCHESTER —only $17,200 ing, living room and mod­ Orientation Night Held seU S t . $70., 649-5229, 9-5. Wanted To Rent 68 tors, 643-6930. room year ’round home, excel' trees, fuU walk-out basem ent, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, good condition, also retfrigem- call today. Warren E. Howland, A gency, 646-0103. em kitchen. A buy of the held at Manchester, within and for 28’ REVm. CRAFT boat with buys (^der four bedroom home lent area near lake, only $9,' Ideal home for the handyman. An orientation itigbt for par­ tor, 649-0497. R ealtor, 643-1108. WANTED — 4-bedroom lake- B188ELL STREET — 4 family, with garage on West Side. $700 year at only $16,200. Call the Dlatrict of Manchester, on the ents of sixth grade pupils in convertible top, 2 bunks, head, 600. Hayes A gency, 643-4803. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 30th day of May. 1966. ■ Jcdinson 76 h.p. 1962 motor, SEVEN R(X1M tenement, 24 Lo­ frtmt cottage for one month, Open For Inspection $14,500 — M anchester. 6 room good return. Owner 649-5229, down and It's yours! Barrows Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Andover, Hebron, and Marlbor­ 649-2818. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett m any extras, $2,100. Can 649- ONE YEAR old Westlnghouse cust St., $120. 649-6229, 9-5. VERY Desirable space, beauti­ June, July or August at Cov­ Cape, new siding, fenced shad­ 9-5. ft W allace. 649-5306. Co., Realtors, MLS, 649- Judge. ough who will enter Rham next fully paneled, approximately 4040. console colored TV, like new, entry Lake or Columbia Lake. ed lance of said administration account m ath, English, U> nings, 649-5919 or weekends. refrigerator, disposal, alr-con- for rent W. G. Schwarz Q)., 289-7476. with said estate, ascertainment of ology and geograpi^ progranw Building Materials 47 In c., 876-2042. INVITATION CHARLES LESPERANCE scaped lot backing up to a ished patio with a barbe­ diticHier; all utilities, heat in­ wooded area. PaU occupancy. distribution, and given by the teachers In thOM FIVE PIEXIE blond mahogany cluded. Seen by appointment. cue pit, oU hot w ater heat, BOLTON — Immaculate 6 room this Court directs that notice of the r asH 649-7620 $20,900. 649-8682. oveasized 2-ca r attacy, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. today, was granted to give tha YEAR OLD Gretsch drums — Tlie lataot to skinuneni lo t The smocked yoke makes this maintenance J needed, separate Realtors, 649i38U. $13,900. W olverton A gency, -r - Florists—Nurseries 49 LAWTON GARDENS uUUties, 3 - ear garage, SL R ealtors, 649-2813. UMITATtON OBDEB com pany m ore Ume " t o bass, medium symbol, snare emxm weaither—an fa*y to sew ocrit gtagham:ham combination DMiwaabeb Exclusiy Sales No. aCNa with Faitt-0-%ale of Andraar J. Ksllsv. late pota and cemetery baeketa at Refrigerator la to ria o i 10, 13,' 14, 16, 16, 20, manjr trara for,privacy. Con­ of Hkncheater. In aaM District da- zone and a 10 eatri tora far Buot ai to 4a M m 13, 83 tsiot, on gtogham. room in baaement, nica nol$^ raasbnable pricee. Open 7 days HATS FOR SALE - Dianoaal laundry room, extra large mastw bedroMO, circulat­ Bsvsn rooms, garage, fire­ borhood, city ' water extras. venient to all churches, echooie, the second aona The fare 75c each , 3 yerxln of 45-tooh. To order, send 85c to coins to: motion of Mildred R. Ksilay. a week and evenings. 438 North excellent oondlUon Private Basement place, 1% tiled baths, hot > Call oWner after 5 pjn., 875* riiopping and the parinsay- Call pnnrkxuly to m 35 toat* «n ^ 8 Walnut ing hot water heat, almost unlimited w a t e r supply, T6 order, Mnd SOc to coins to: As)ite Ctobot, The 'Manchestor 6* Whitney Road. Maaeherier. flret zone ' " Main St., PonUcelU’s Oreen- Street anytime^ Master TV Antenna OARJUION Oskmial to o a n e a water oil heat, wall to wall 9486. ow ner. 578-4883. N o agents Oonn.. executrix. and 30 oeato on tiip bouaa and Nursery. . • Heat and Hot Water garage. Area of fine hmnee. Must b e sold. Brochure Sue Buroebt, the Manchester Bhftntot Herald,1150 AVE. OF uv* neithboiiiood on arbeantl' carpeting, patio, city Utili­ ORDBIUBD: fiia l rix Bventow HeraU, 1150 AVE. OF, A i a o u iiOAS. NSW TO^K, N.T. fooan tha «Rh *ay of Kay. 1966. ba Many Other Feeturea fo l wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% ties, oxesUsat condttton. BOLTON Five room Cape, good ■aw tha aaana are NmltM and al- In raqua«Ung UM tllBlam di^ (m.raqadat. - AMEBlOft*. MSWVOBK.N-T. IS, breesoway, 3-car ga< quick ooevpaw^. kNsation, ptaMtered walls, walk- OLAftVONBUItT — 33 tenaton. C. W. fUtei^ 8tet': Wanted—To Bay 58 Bbowa by appointment anytiiM ,IV 'jnl^sss nriiUtag add 10c/ out bsoiBMnt.prtoetf to seL Road, hito ttea nifta trom Mob' /^Garden—Fstba—Dairy For lot-«laa*«pM i% odd 10c oheoter Una off :BtoMt. 3 CASH ImmediaMy for your fur­ CONN. oy. go-orae. { Prodoeta 60 niture and appliances. We bt^ neHAYES lor eodb pom m . Print Neme, AddraM I^ Z lp Cods, ttytf CHARLES L^PEKiN Ca hediS* Reel*. IbKhit iiira. < I Ing from a pin to a battle- MANAGEMENT CO. * <)(lraas w ttli C o ^ M yle No. MBSRT ROOK Raised Ramdi, WAPP&ck^viOwBtom buM,*ft VOrnDD tomato plants — Bur- " 624-1188 o r 248-2169. 289-7711 528-4188 PRAH AGENCY Mo. and Ms*- / Bendfor your n.nr ree room, 1% batfts, firepKo*. 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 bedroom Ranch on dead end OriSw^eoir ia- m i > ee Bto Boy Aydrlde, fruit *65 Spring rltommor Album! Olnet, many .aatra*. AA 30 I A t n w y , Jerry Mpfcto *W-8U 0 RBALTORS 7 f l A i r e m a m M 4 4 1 1 1 • W tem nfi, ins:ipjrtof, tnfonna> AomlOftia 'built-in U tc h ^ Of July 4 sod earlier earli if w a n t e d — Pa store do- g ft eunuMT '60 C tptom ari>- It noedsjb K odi FOUR nfXM brisk Hush. aina. a*t6l*ffi^.jt*F. K '*»*♦ by May 20, at 84 Ba- tog $70,000 volum e, THREE, ^Opite. aeoond floari ^DOOK------s - •( N t ft l elfir liUlft mK 30^ Oril oinHr. t. ■prow* eveiyaai Maneboeter aad f . Write oil fUTMoe, gM M a ftvftitohlif MM8SGrANTTIME~-742.7596 BoKW.Hoiald. ----- a z u M A '

Xr-.-. "r. 'rV'e' - I r •'J’ T 1. “ SATUBDAY, MAT « , IW# \PAGB TWELiV iKantt|f?Bt«r iEuifnins Ifwtilii About Town The Zlpzer Club will eponeor Business Bodies a card party tonight at 8 o'clock at the clubhouae on Bralnard Place. KTUIMSNTS HIRED !. f Thc MaiMhester Cavlc Orches­ At least 15 local high school tra will hold the first In a se­ students have procured post-, ries of summer rehearsals for graduation employment in the the string section only In the area as a result of last month's band room of Manchester High Student Meets the Employer School, Monday at 7:45 p.m. Week. Two of these students were hired on the spot during Maiidiester-nrea residents, the Interviews which formed a w h o. are property owmera in major portion of the week’s ac­ M isqu^icut, R. I., are being tivities; other applications are asked io attend the May 29 an -' still pending, nual meeting of the Mlsquamt-1 All told. 18 mercantile and cut Civic Association, schedui-■ manufacturing concerns in the ed for 2 p.m. at the summer, Manchester area sent repreaert- colony's firehouse. The as.socla-; tntlves to the local employment tion was formed to work f o r ; office or Invited students. tq the general welfare o f, proper-1 vl.slt their places of business, ty owners w'ho are absent from These firms conducted, over 30 MIsquamicut the greater part, interviews * with about. 25 slu- of the year. dents, mostly from Manchester High School, wdth respect to an The FYiendshlp Circle of the estiinated total of 26 openings SalvaUon Arm y^- 111 meet Mon- anticipated for June. day at 7; 45 p.m. at the church A special and well-received for a work and fellowship pro­ feature of the program this gram, Hostesses will be Mrs. year was a series of job clinics Harry Jenkins and Mrs. Thom­ desigpied to instruct the stu­ as Blevins. dent in various aspects , of the means of obtaining a job and The Connecticut Chapter of presented by representatives American Foundrymen'a Soci­ from Burton’s Inc., Cheney ety and the Connecticut Non Bros, and Household Finance Corp. Topics covered ranged Ferrous Foundrimen’s A.ssocla- from determining which corrf- '"'e h t Utilise the stu- m e^ n g on ' dent’s particular talenta to the leable and Steel Foundries of personal appearance the Ma’ieoble Iron Fittings Co.. and behavior during the inter Branford, Conn, wdll be visited view for employment. at 3 p.m. followed by dinner at, This year’s figures were sig­ the Summit House fn Branford nificantly different from last at 6. Election of officers will be year’s results, said local em­ Some people seem to think that a Volkswagen never needs repairing. This may be because held. ployment office manager Fred- there really Is some kind of Black Forest magic about the little cars or perhaps only because eridt Kania. Over 50 interviews VW owners have formed a silent conspiracy among themselves designed to Irritate the pilots Airmaji 3.C Gerald A. Ches- conducted during the “Week” of the Detroit behemoths. In order to get to the truth of the matter, we sent a photographer ley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Le-vi J. in 1964 yielded only nine filled to Ted Trudon’s newly expanded VW sales and service facility In Talcottvllle with the as­ Chesley of 43 Worcester Rd„ positions. The rise In local em­ signment of getting a shot of a Volkswagen,^ in the state of actually being repaired. The best Vernon, has been graduated ployment prospects has been he could do, however, was this scene of mechanic Walter E. Caron of Rockville making what from the technical training held generally to reflect the he called an “adjustment." Nevertheless, Ted Trudon does offer the skills of his 30-man staff course for U.S. Air Force medl- increase in business prosperity. in selling and repairing, if necessary, all models of Volkswagens. His agency recently com­ 'toss oal services sgmcialisU at Gun­ As last year, the bulk of stu­ pleted a” huge modernization and expansion pr<»ram resulting in the approximate doubling ter AFB, Ala. dent interest in' the program of capacity, for example, the addition of six work bays to the original eight. The Tolland came from gi,rls g;raduating Tpke. agency opened in. 1961 with 12 employe a (Herald photo by Pinto.) Kindergartener SuSan Banas looks apprehensive in the midst of psychological apparatus as Peter Adam, son of Mrs. Wil­ from commercial courses. she starts the “crank winding” experiment with Lincoln School Principal Nathan Joy liam Mortem of 166 Lyneas St., tion, received the Management places depicted In the mural. It ployes’ Rind. Sears' largest watching. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) was formally initiated last NAMED CO-MANAGER Proposal Award for an Im­ closes May 28. stockholder, held 18 miUion night Into Alpha Psl Omega, The investment firm of Put­ proved method In sorting parcel shares, or nearly 24 per cent, of do equally well, he observes. national drama fraternity at nam, Coffin A Burr has an­ post. William D. Cowles of 328 RTG Inc., a machine re- the company’s stock at the and "In our experiments, we have Upper Iowa University, Fay­ nounced the appointment of Lake St., a carrier, won a sug- buUder, will soon start con­ of 1964. Crank-Turning Youngsters found that pupils in Grades ette, Iowa. Roger F. Loucks, a former ge.stion award for an improved struction of an addition to their 3-6 do better than younger or Manchester resident, as a co­ method of sorting mall Into building at 219 Adams St. The Don't look now, but next older people.” Mr. end Mrs. John Simmons manager ot its Hartford office. carrier cases. Thomas Tom- final structure will represent a week ie National Small Bual- ■tr Help Learn About Learning Why adults-and very young of 232 School St., were recent­ Loucks, who now lives in Glas­ kunas of 33 Woodland St., a 150 per cent increase In apace ness Week. No particular cele­ children should find this simple ly elected parliamentariane of tonbury, joined Putnam A Co; clerk, won a suggestion award over the prraent quarters with bration of the event is planned task of turning a crank at the Social Life Committee, shortly after graduation from for the purchase of new equip­ dimensions of 60 x 80 feet. ITie locally; in fact, it seems that A federal grant from the Na-<^ages. certain rates of speed more dif­ which schedules all social Manchester High School in ment for the promotion of project Is expected to be com­ some local firms, ha'ving done -tional Institute of Child Health Dr. Charles Fddstone is in ficult, he has not yet ascer­ events, at Upper Io>wa Univer- 1946. He was named a regis- g;reater efficiency at the parcel pleted by the end of July. so well recently, would only be charge of the project. His a.s- emd Human Devele contest, AT out his duties. Albert Rodonls yielding three "cash prizes, re- 85 East Center St. HOW »V«I|.U U *T of Rockville, assistant superin­ volvas about the naming and tendent of the parcel post sta- describing of nine historical At Summit St. PINE PHARMACY NORMAN’S 664 Center St. ■ 60 -M l* CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL 445 Hortford Rd Need water for MIAAMIAMUdU L a LARGE SIZE your swim pool? GERANIUMS ’^ R M V M L NEED TIRES? BY For irrigation?

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VtDCO The Look TV O i Things N o teb € > o k In the Fall By CYNTHIA LOWRY By dOAN CKOSBT n e w YORK (A P ) — When NOW YORK (NBA)— Henry the second week o t Septombe* JBffe hH to be the only tolevl- rolls in, network television will alonjarodMcsr who also founded resume regular programnkig two craTt unions (AOMA and with 08 established shows and SO AjmA, now ABTRA) and la new ones. ' iw e in his left ear becaune he Orniedy win continue to reign em oked a .Jbloe while awatting s the most popular form , « Army aaalgranent in IME evening entertainment — •• Jeife has had a long aaac^ shows will be designed to keep tion wRh Dinah Shore, produc ua laughing. may be because hw aU her televlaloa shawm. Hia Second most popular Is a laps only because B a ^ Jaffa Enterprises also catch-all category of "draavsHo irritate the pilots Moduoes the BeU Telephone anthology” wW«h will contain 38 t a photographer Hour, which calebratod Ma 28tti programs, ranging hrom “ In re- llle with the as- •nniversary last month. do" (one of U WeBtems^ to epaired. The best A trim, tanned man in Ua sudsy “Peyton Place” to “Flip­ llle making what lata 50a, Jdffa la a laiwyer who, per,” the adventures of a lova­ his 30-man staff to 1982, speoiaUaed la show ble dolphin. cy recently com- tomlMaa clignta. Among them There wUl be a ihagnlHcent DXtmate doubling worn bwItoiM Lawrence TlbbeU, total of eight prime time hours (ht The Tolland a week devoted to tunning old w ho wmm having trouble getting feature movies —. ' four pro­ tocina on conceito. grams spanning all three net­ ■■Iheie were only tw o otnOen works. tonmaua in operaaon, oim oon- xtf largest Variety and vaudeville ptd- 18 miUion trolM by NBC and otw by CBS. Bo wa got a lot of famous oon- graina wlU fiU 12 programs and per cent, of 11 boiurs of viewing tone. i at the and S t t lattoU together — Qhidk. War wlU he a popular subject SBtodmUst. Hei.eta, FhderewBd, for both comedy and action Ptaaa, -Meichotr. GIUI, Marttnel- shows, with St least 10 pro-. k now, but next oould get coHectlve gmxut ftbout men In unifoniis tional Small Bust- atreigth. I went to the bureaus Treatment wiU vary from the No particular oel«- asMlttisy were i nioe snd poUto, sober side shown In “Oombat iie event Is planned thiW me out. Larry said and “Oonvoy” to a fun-war to EM*a foim a guild' and at that “ McHale's Navy” and "Hogen s raot, it seems that ' naanent the d^erlcan Guild of arms, having done Heroes," a new series set in a MiMdoal Artlsta was formed. 1 prisoner-of- war caAip. ntly, would only be .went back to the bureaus and y a National Big 'Ihey threw me out agsto. but “Peyton Place” this season ek. , was imccessful with - two half- tM i time more gently.” hour shows a week. .Next sea­ Hearlag HeU son. it WiU be expanded to ^' Brantually there was sn three, and two other programs -t'OC hearing In Washington wUl imitate its sSmiweekly aHiich resulted In the net­ form. “Dr. Kildare” wiU treat works’ giving up their .artlsU’ paUenU In half-hour episodes on -Bureaus. Shortly after this, Monday and Tuesday nights, Ihffe and two flisnds formed while the teen-age rock ‘n’ roll ^ American Pedsration of show, “ Shlhdig’l will turn up for B ^ o ArtlsU. a half hour on Thursday and WATER Jaffe became a producer Saturday eventngs;— when he made a deal with Pat “Hullnbaloo” and “The King Weaver, then ibsad of NBC, to or as Little as Family,” 'hour-long programs have Leland ' Hayward pro­ this season, will return cut in duce Noel Obwatd’s "Tool|^ Monthly half. K> "Hayward ,became U1 and Dean Martin will be star of a Oeneral Samoff said' to me, NRT unit fH^oares to film a wall relief in an Egyptian Jemple "The new NBC variety hour a^ bur Hot Watbr ■Take over. You got us in th l^ to h S ce /'n S S T s t on the remains of the great eLBizationa The pro- Steve Lawrence, of ,a new CBS Today . . . Call X went In for 90 days and Ukto (See ^kge Four) "pfoduclng so . mucb I haven t gram will be shown tomorrow from 2 to. 3 p.m. •topped in 10 years. DLTZ, INC. about that deaf ear. ’T to A HEATINO w w 2.000 in > Una waiting for wdMtary assignment. The ser- ‘D rivers’ T est’ ISATURDAY Te/erWon PROGRAM ■k St., Hartford gMuit was asking everyone (MM«) Kins Fa 247-2651 what he wanted to do. He Is Set M oriday Time Chaseel (U ) Silver Wlasa.. . u:ie SelwSt-ee-ta)______tow*, , , WaaUM* heaid 1.999 funny *"»wer8. U:|e (S) 8ky Klnr (M-SO) Flipper ' Sparta , • srs of Service (I4e>____ Bus*_ jBBarBi U iie (8) Capital Bepartg 'When he got to me I said I ariiunns of American drivers I 6alanlay AlieraBBB Pea- (Calar) “ (Jaantdowa lar Flip­ B Estimates (2 » BaUnI per” Authorities pluu to at- U :U (8) Chiller Theatre would Uke to go to a quiet __sitting In their own Uvlng tam sect Flipper whea ke to aaa- “ Sea el Draeula” Laa Chaaar, ISe> Champioaakls Jjtowllas B oberl Paiga (tince.’ I meant It sincerely, rooms—will be able to test | <4S) Caadirpla Bawllas paeted o f eating a Itah being Men" .Mowue noise drtvto need In resenrek. (R) ‘‘ItUnd al Doomed their driving knowledge UiM KFD Na. S ■ :f0 (U>.Snb TV ter Lorre,. Bochella ,fla he sent me to the Fort through a natioeial audience Hoppto Haaper m -M ) Kentnoky Jonei (22) Gartala Time Bragg artillery training cm- 1;M ThU fa iTOyaa particlpaUon technique during ((.WAP) Amerlaaa Baadataae ‘ •Fany Boy” Ike hna tronUa MeS^lian Theatre lerald Ads. "tsr and assigned me to a IH in hour-long CBS program, (M) Sllvar WiBsa with a pony, and Kentnclnr liS) millimeter howltser, the knidi- kaa tranble with a aoelal werk- U:28 (2) Satarday SpeetMalar “The National Drivers’ Test,” to 1:15 (S>. Yaar Cakfreiamaa Inm ' er. (B) “ Damn Vaakeea” Owen Tee- sot gim mads. Three y*af* bo broadcast Monday frdm 10- Caaa. • :W Ollligan’a Iiland doa.-'Tab Binter later. I had lost my heariig In IM (1) Bis Tkma T kea^ (5-20-40) Lawrence 'Walk. Show ••DeaUBatton 'Dabt” Biehsad 11 p jn . ••wear al - Zaailtia'----- Aatkaap Widmarir. dkdjr hkaa the ear t w ** toe howltser. Thu broadcast wUl test driv- ‘A Saltae tai tha Movies.' *41 ***a Ojaeke.” »#tjr Nleh. Laima,. gaesL-.;. ers oh toelr drlv^ juaim ai CalkoBB. Oeae TienMiT' <—2 > ) M r. M ag In two-Cftr coUiBion situation#, (tb Baaalmu (Si)«) Nak^^JJly on toMr knowledge of the roles Bed Sax v(. etevaUad 8:88 (8) Secret Agent - 8:1# (S> Mameat al MedBaMsa ^ ' ItW («> HaMkell “ Tha Froleaaioaala” Patrlok ------p------— 4————— rr^' Coming Shows of the road and on toelr abUlty Yaakeat va. Waakiaxtaa MoGbohaa. Drake aearckea lar to perceive drivUig hasar^ I:«e (U> Mllllaa nallar Havle a Britiah bnstneaa man mlaa- Specially prepared fUm ••War al AU rieak” Akiaa Xaaa I I PaneHsts on th 15^ w^s ^ tuustrate each trail ( % i » ) * t e S i ^ y Night at the, (104#) BaaekaU Movlea - . ‘ •iBtarrtng The ® f I S ' question, and win be shown Olaate va. Haaataa (Oelar) “ The dayhawkera” • o Channel 80 q t 4 ' ^ p.m. ^ j slow-moUon and at Maa la ael ta captara-M m ^ x 4iM Bkra Daaea Kaaaas. iwdude Herbert Bmtoei^ ™ . vlervirer to share toe experl- 8:28 (8-2848) H ellyw aad^daee fdid Courant; JUohard Murp8y. ^ colUslon or near-col- (M) Haarall Call Teaaeaaee Erate Pard, . heaL ^ k n e k Holyoke Transcript • Telegron^ j k;M (S) bataitor a» *ajM Aaa MUler, Kdle Adama, Jack . (adM*) wCla Watld al 8| CaHer, others ELECTRONICS aJ^*^^'CTsnSi«r*Ool^' viewers aT home wtfl be able LM■iWWewm« aa. - Cbgr # ——Hea'i'rUSgl » li:88 ^ OQa’namaka Vnio^ *nd Bito Olemow, uon ^ their ahnwers .Champlpaahlp^. P r e va ^ w l ,j/M «■ l- Ititf (|>- The' Depaty - '^ M ^ a a a P*wer .Bkat B a ^ (ti> Stage Save. . . LABORATORIES iwotomt life. f scores not only with olher W a^ Ckamptaashtp PtafL- (48) Greatest iighla t l tha KW Btaek Oar Baca, blip, mark OaMe Marilyn Mon- members of toelr N.Y. ((B> 2 7 7 BROAD (88) oen wni' Tntvkl More Rock *n Roll 8:28 (S).BraDkvb - „ NEW YORK (AP) — ABC. (U) MllUon Dollar Msvb . busily wooing toe youthful of same test minntol before the audience with “Shindig,” now VYandBCiM, star _____ Stfiolk Dawss Baee plans to- give the rock *n’ roll b r o a d c a s t . Traek «Mr. Novak." a p p ^ ss a oon- Walter Cronitite and Mike 8:88 (S) WeatiMr crowd some daytime diveislon. vlot on NBCs^'Boto ^ i»re- W allace wUl be toe reporters. (22) F t o , “Where toe Action Is,” de­ fo r gm W ' Friday 8:80-9:80 jun- scribed as • daily half-hour mu- ms Sir Marder" Orto# .sloal variety show, wiU pm - :W (I) Oloaa-ap aa Bpaitt ‘ 'fniere on the network June 28 8;U (2) News •t 2 p.m- BDT. This involves-a (22) News 30l.? IC I flA H I O P iN 8:18 (8)' Brekea Anew , minor rejuggltag “f .toe day ' , (8) Trab ^ i ' time achewl* with a soap RAMOS y. 8 A Jt te (88) PUm Peatare* opera, “Flaine in .toe Wind,” CRACKED lOE—rB IiK * ICE — 0VBB8 (22) laleraaJIaBiil ShoarUaaa 8^. (48) Dal«r Lballa pushed back a half hour. Som^ CAU M t-1124 L m 01 BISSBU i BT. 7:88 (8>'Atoy ariltth Maw where along too Une, “ Day In n? T. WOOD COe Phone 848-1129 (8) .Heanpasy . Ciiurt." After all those years of TV-|ta«o. Sdlae atol ServMl) (U> Kyla Brte'a fToHd UgAl sob atorlee, will get lost. T iu n i s t f t o m Mata St. a t State Theater on to BIseeU 7i28 (9) dMUe Obssaa

well water ' fiwiin pool. It of water, lecial equip- livers State free from . We do not brooks or in one day nmediately. ;er and sur- d water or reasonable; iiii> twvd d ia .. PAGE TWO B4ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965 I BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965 PAG E T H R E E SUNDAY Television PROGRAM M b i H i e s ’ TUESDAY T elevision PROGRAM Time Channel "The Siege at Bed Rivet" Van (22-30) Sporto la Aotioa A U T O STAR 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart Johnson, Richard Boone (Color) Moato Carlo Bally al Time Ohanael (40) News 8:00 (3) The Christophers "The Frogmen" Richard WU- sm>rts cars, NEW SUMMER SCHEDULE <8> This Is the Ufo Going After • :» Towa Crier 7:89 (8) What ia the World mark. 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S^umentary 7:15 (18) News and Views the seasem for television stars to 7:t5 < ») Weather unpopular by flanking the star 8:00 (3) Tues of the Riverbaaks about one of the most signlfl- 7;W (3) My Favorite Maitiaa (8) The Answer go out and rowid up the loot, 7 :W Sab. T.V. Irene Ryan is pilaylng Las Ve­ (4f) Ceatineatal Claitroem 8:15 (30) Sacred Heart Maok aad Myer > (8) Red Skelton Hour 8:30 (3) Some Heroic^ Spirits “Forblddeo Pluet Waller (^ lor) "Bobia Hood’’ (ooncla- starring In a movie with Elvis S:M (S) Hap Bioharda (8) Insight aioB). BIchard Todd. Peter Pnt Boone, WUI Jordan, Joyeo (30) This Is the life PldKeoB, Anne Fraaela Presley during the beitween-sea- <8> Qiri Talk Jameson. (R) (18) Herald of Trath Finch, ^ b la tries a bold (2t> Bomper B4M>m (40) Oral Boberts scheme to rescae Maid Mail- Stoner Smith son hiatus. 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T.'V. taaraameaL (B) T yaar period for the TV rights to U :M (J>-M> jM p a id j (U> Glary TraS "Hasel” and ’’My Ihree 12246) Haeller BrlaUer Be- 18:M (3) The Defeaders tiM 1important, popular sports Sorts’ ’ w ill been seen on CBS (it a to ) The Prl( baseball, football, golf and a U:ee tave'iT Ufc* *• ' ) What’s New The Slar-Spaagled OheMs’* next season instead of, respec­ CaU Mr Btaft 6:M (28) LmmI News, Weather Tare ilsgalded■galdeA ysaagstersr few others. tively, NBC and ABC, their old _ _ (t-Sed#) Deaiw Bead 6:48 (28) Newt Brit tabtory te — With aH tluee neiwortcs inter- 12:fe (S) Seareh far Temerrew 7:W (3) WyattWyatt Earp their awrrlage. (B> homee. Senior son Adam will rn Bel (8-26481 Jimmy Deaa Shear wted, there ia a hantic world- leave “Bonanaa” ; “McHale’s (U)r sAscriptleB TV Mlaale Pearl, Babhy' RydeU, adde search for new, telegenic (9-l*4e> Bather Baewa Baat (28) Best ef the Past Bsger MBIer, Lavaa Sta^re, Navy” will be deitayed to the U :4 ( GaMlaa Liaht (224848) News aad Weather BewU. (B> Sports. Bhiropean theatre. Corner Pyle BMlSeiler (24) Sarvival la the Sea NBC got there fustest with the (S> Mevle T:U (22) Bassachasetta HIghUghta (2248) Perry Oeaaa’a Maale ,L will get his stripe, andlSaman- (M) The Bebae Gaaae (28) Sparts mortest cash for the Monte Chr- tha, of ’’Bewitched,” ^ be (M) N m s DIahaaB Carrall, Nsw Christy vlai At Beaae with KIttr Mlastrels. Lire frem Chloige. lo Rally and wW broadcast the more preoccupied wlth^ap- (M ) News T:28 (8) The Maasters slat endurance auto race Simday 1:W (M ) Barhara Beraard Shew (Ml Tha Werld s( M a a le ^ proacUng motherhood than wKh 1:16 <{> As the Warld Taras “ Hat Bad Heraua” Herauw 18:28 (84) P a ^ P h M e r ' lha Bight apeU-casting. (M ) This Is the Ufa dnw-races te back ap a beast 11 ;M (24-ia2itaM > News, Weather at Bddr (B) — BUU ABC has naBed the h e Mans ’The currently thin ranks of <»-M> Let’s Make a Deal (8) WelMr Special tsce for broadcasting June IB. (M> The Babas Gsara U :U (88) Oareea MU' cloak-and-dagger boys wiU be 1:U (IX to) News (28-M) Jeaaay ^qaest ' (18) n il , Vntortunsdely, nobody wiU show swelled by the addHton of "The (Cdsr) “ Deable Dsager" Dr. 11:28 (2) BeTC. K V Hie Indianapolis 500 — H is ah 2:66 (S> Paasarerd Bla has a dtalmileal plaa Is “A PhM la the Bala’ Bary F FBI,” "Am(>B 3urke, Secret (thdei MeaieBt a( Trath atcal a IraagalUser tenaala. CalhaaB. Marias BartI bisd up for a closed circuit Agent,”- ”I Spy,” and an unin­ . ^ (2646) Ptease la the Wlad (B ) » aou braadcaM to theiUres around habited (x>m^y series kidding 2:26 (t> Haase Parte (2248) Daalel Beeae 11:2. mil the country. <2(2^62)______Ths Deewrs “ The Ckeesiag” Verealca Cart­ otat an of them, “CM Smart.” (S-2e-M> Dar la Oeart wright, David Brlsa. Daaha’a Ariedge has been offered — ’’Perry Mason” will move in 2:M (M l News t a y h t y Is abdacted by a Bed- In ( and regretfully turned down — its swan-aong season to a Sun­ 2:M (2) The Bdae e( Night tru< such sporting events as the (22-22) AaeOte Weild (M ) The Preach Chef day evening spot oiqxxKe "Bo- ( ! ) TraDiaaster I t a (8) Newa, Weather aad Me- A! world’s chan^itotHhlp hair-styl­ 8:88 (2) P e rn Baaaa . meats at Medllatiea jua.’’ The (xmunaiider — and (26M) Geaeral Haspltal "Case e l Ihe Laaely Kleper” 1:48 (8) Newseapa, Msasaala at war ing contest. star — the air squadron of ” 12 2:26 (2) Te Tell the Tniilh Perry deleads aa emsIiaBally Caatferi rail ABC’s search for vicarious O’clock mail,” Robert Lansing, n il ertses in people’s lives will lead win be rein ed by Paul Burke, P to coverage of the Irish Sweep­ playing a major. “The Parm­ do stakes D«7by (a famous event er’s Daughter” will finally mar­ FRIDAY TeievUion l»ROGR.\M bad indeed, vdiidi few of the inter­ ry the oongreseman, tsr ested ticket holders have ever Drath w ill (x>me to some 30 (24) BicycUag Safely Teday "New Neighbsrs.” Newlyweds O n 6:35 (3) Tewa Crier (28) Adveatarea wnh Plash seen) on June 26 and the U.S.- shows, among them “Wagon 8:38 (3) Sammer Seateater n ee Ihe aaprvow tost whea P s i Sovlet track meet in Moscow at Gerdea BMve la aeat deer to the Train,’’ “The Defenders,” the (88) Agriealtaie ea ParaJe (M> Newa Addamaes. (B ) wUl the end of July. Alfred Hitchcock Hour, “The 8:3S (8) Mameata at Cemfert ai ! (M) Laramie Newaeepe <22-28) Bra Hspe Theatre o f t Studies indicate that close to Jack Paar Show,” “Internation­ 8:48 (8) Opeiatlea Alphabet (2) SMrta, Newa, Weather (C ^ r ) “ Eseape late Jeepor- half of the audience of the aver­ al Showtime” and ‘"rhe IXxtara i (2) Nears f r Jaaaes Praaclacas. Jece- T:M (3) Stety el Italy (18) News aad Views Uwe. CeavM la allewcd T age sport show (aa oppoeed to and the Nurses,” all of which , (33-38) Teday Stow (33) Clabhaaaa to esM M tf he wUI risk his the mere coverage of a special have been arexind for several 1:18 (8) The Chriatephers I (33) Special Bepert Ufe behlad Naal Uses. 7:38 (33) Weather ) (3) News mil evetd) consists of women. Ar- seasons. 7:88 (3) Ptem the Cellege Campaa 6:M (I) Oar Private Werld (8) Bearhea Street Beat (8-3848) Valealiae’s Day ta » lege insists they are more inter- (8) Friead at Mr. Geeber (33-38) Haatley Briahlry Be- srted in "the panorama and 8:M (8) caplahi Kaageree “ Viva Valeallac” Taay Prao- (M) Ceatiaeatal_ rial Classreem______What’s New e l ^ plaira a doable rele aa qpectacle surrounding the Leaders Studied '8:88 (8) Eaerelse with Gleite editor aad a Meaicaa baadida •vents and in watching the (M ) Mack aad Byer (38) Lecml Newa, Weather ‘ to aveage a bsok abeot clothes and maimers and faces 8:88 (3) Baa Blcharda (38) Newa In New Series (8) OlfT Talk > (3) Death VaUey Days .:.8?3‘;K52r ^ ’ Of the crowds “ than the contest (33) Bemper Beam (M ) Myateiy Is My Baalacas torgeaal Carter Is paired with fbself.’ ' (88) Teday la Geaaeelieat (2S) Weather aad News Gamer la a wUderaess sarvi­ Parachute Jumping for sport, Men of power who have (M ) Beae the Clawa (34) Space: Boa’s Great Ad- val leal. (B) shaped the world during the 8:18 (3) Depaty Dawp veolare (8-8848) WDM ( twentieth century are profiled 8:88 (8) Leave- It te Braver (18M> Newa aad Weather •jn ra la the Boat.” ia 18U (8) The Yeaag Marrieda i (33) Bassachaaetto HIghUghta P*rawtoal BeeieveM ' reaalve# on “Men of Our Time,” a new (88) Three Steegea (38) Sperto to help Chloa. Channel 24 series which pre­ 18 :W (8) Newa (M) <22d8) Joeh Beaay Prsgroaa mieres Monday a t 0 p.m. ’This (23-88) T ^th er Ceaaesaeaeea ) (3) Bawhide Q a ^ j Corel Baroeit. (B> 1 "Plaey” Ed Begley. Premet­ (M) Spoee: Koa’a Great Ad- first program will be .reprated (8) Geaeral Uaapital veatare the following Sunday at 3:30 (48) Gale Storm er diaeevers a aew lews has 18:88 (8) Mevle bees baUI ever a miae with 16 :M (I) Slattery’s PSepla I p.m. (33-88) Whal'a Thia SeagT lanaels to the baak. (B) ^ oestlo a: Hew L ^ la Bto Ib e firat of the monthly one- (1) PUme la the Wlad ( 8 - : ^ ) The FUatatoaes g u a ^ ef a M aar’ TM AVery. hB) hour documentaries profiles (M) The Salat (Celer) “ Sspcratoac.” Fred Is VorO' Biles. A wUew, for ^ m n e k 11:88 (32M) Ceaceatrattoa t o p ^ to replace a TV here brat aa raveage, waato w to roia Nazi dictator Adoir Hitler, the (|) ^lm_Bebaa Gaaae at a perasaal sppearaaec. (I Slatten peUflcally. (B)___ not undispted ruler of Germany for 11:88 (33) As Seheola ^ t e h WMs (6 4 6 ^ 12 O’eM h High e ELECTRONICS twelve years and the master of (8-3848)^T!Je*fc«e U Bight (34) Aatlaoes “ latoriade” Daoa Wyaier,Wyater, Oa Jr. (81 Leve af Life (88) latoraaltoeol Showtime fataagh n Scetlaad, Savage Europe for four. Hitler's iq>ec- (3348) CaU B y Blalf “ Clrcos ef the Gypsies.” (B) aaMto a tellsw stflcer, a Wreo. an LABORATORIES •tacular rise is documented from (8-88^) -ftoma 6:88 «Mi his unpretentious beginnings as 13:88 (8) Seareh tor Temerrew i& 6,J> ) Jock Poor...... Ku a member of the tiny German (2348) I’U Bet Eacoaateriag weddiag irioa Dear. Lear (66) News aad Weothsr •n EXRfiT W ar H. IN ) The Beboa. Gaaae 2:2 I (2) Sarvival 11:18 (M) Night Life (12-88) At Beaae arith Kitty (l-r-’26ra> The dddasM Faaaily w o -In the coming months, “Men (M ) News - U.86 d ie SERVICE dt Our Time’' will examine, the 1:88 (M) Barbara Beraoid Shew !!Tha Tree B tm at Jeso# Uvea of Nikolai Lenin, Benito 1:88 ( i ) As the Werld Taras James' . Bohert Ungaer, Haps . (g ) Platth fer Teday Loage 91 all auikas Mussolini, Mahatma Ghandi, Let’s Make a Deal "The BBto tarikod jt e ir George V and Stanley ^Idwln. Gaara I s ? B v ^ Bapes, W lik M 1:18 •f TV aad T 8:88 (8) Paaswoid (8) TaU Mo. Dr. Biwthaip . 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