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‘VOL. LX X X n NO. 208 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 (Claaaifled Advertiaing on -Page 81) PRICE SE V ^ CENTS Middle E^st War Breaks Out

Court Voids Right Main Battle Seen , To Inspect Homes In Sinai Desert • WASHINGTON (AP) — The and metropolitan cities on one Supreme Court today barrel fell swoop.” JERUSALEM (AP)—For the third time in 20 years, prosecution of householders who Joining Clark in dissent were war broke out today in the Middle East between Israel Justice John M. Harlan and refused to admit municipal and its Arab neiglibors. Gunfire sounded in Israel and Potter Stewart. health, welfare and safety in­ in tliree of its Arab neighbors — Egyt, Jordon and In the majority with White Syria. ------——------spectors without a warrant. were Chief Justice Earl Warren, The Arabs, sworn to destroy Jerusalem, the Holy City divld* , ‘ ‘Except in certain carefully and Associate Justices Hugo L. Israel, were battling the Jewish ^d between Jordan and Israel, defined classes of cases, a Black, WllUam O. Douglas, ^ - J l- state’s forces on two fronts,, at Israel’s port of HaUa was search of private property with­ William J. Brennan Jr., and ____ _ Egypt s Sinai frontier and on bombed. Israeli planes attacked out proper consent is unr'eason- Abe Portas. th k Syria and Jordan borders. airports of three Arab capitals. ble unless it has bee'n authorized White wrote: “ It has nowhere Each side accused the other Cairo, Amman and Damascus, by a valid search warrant,” been urged that fire, health and of lighting the fuse for the ex- Amman radio, the voice of Jor- Justice Byron R. White said for housing code inspection pro- at plosion which, as in 1856, threat- dan’s King Hussein, reported a court divided to 3. 6 grarrls could not achieve their ened to involve the major pow- heavy fighting along Jordan’s 5 . The same guidelines were ap­ goals within the confines o f a ®*’®- 350-mile frontier with Israel. plied to owners of business es­ reasonable search warrant re­ The main fighting today ap- ^airo said Israeli planes at- tablishments in a companion searches” that are authorized ’ft'.* peared o be in toe Sina Desert tacked Sharm el Sheikh, the decision, also voted 6 to 3. and conducted without a across the frontier that United overlooking toe entrance Justice Tom C. Clark, speak­ warrant procedure. White con­ Nations forces guarded imU ^ toe Gulf of Aqaba - toe area ing for the three dissenters, said tinued, “ lack the traditional Egypt s President Gamal Abdel ^ ^ 33^ blockaded to IsraeU Nasser ordered them out 18 the decision "jeoparidizes the safeguards which the Fourth ships in toe central controversy days ago. health, welfare and safety of Amendment guarantees to the UiEut hrougfht on tlhe flgihitftng. Itterally millions of people.” individual." Artillery fire was heard in The Egyptian high command •‘But this is not all,” Clark DAM PROJECT BARRED admitted that Israeli forces had wrote. "It prostitutes the com­ penetrated Into the Sinai Desert WASHINGTON (AP) — The mand of-the Fourth Amendment on toe southern front and into Supreme Court barred today that ‘no warrant shall issue, but Residents of Tel Aviv run for air raid shelters this broke out on several Middle East fronts last night. Heavy Crowd Khan Tounes, in toe middle of immediate construction by a upon probedale cause and sets morning after the alarm was sounded. Hostilities (AP Photofax) the Gaza Strip to the north. up In the health and safety private power group of a major regulating dam on the Snake At Opening “The enemy has struck our codes area inspection a new positions in these locations and fangled ‘warrant system’ that River between Idaho and Ore­ T gon. has been repulsed,” a military, is entirely foreign to Fourth 3-Day Roxhury Toll: N.Y. Fat-in spokesman in Cairo said. The 6-2 decision directed the LiBANON, Amendment standards.” The attack in Sinai was on toe Federal Power Commission to "SYRIA ‘ ‘It is regrettable that the NEW YORK (AP) — All over- road from toe desert frontier to reconsider its licensing order. HAlf A TOurt wipes out such a long and weighters can now let out their Ismallla, which lies about mid- Justice William O. Douglas widely accepted practice and 70 Hurt, 100 Arrested belts a notch with a much light- way on toe Suez Canal, the an- said the court is taking no posi­ creates in its place such enor­ er mind, for human obesity fl- nouncement said, tion on whether the dam should mous confusion In all our towns nally had Its day. British B^reign Secretary be built by private or public ISRAEL Ammor ’The city’s first “Fat-ln” had a George Brown annoimced in groups — or whether It should During Weekend Riot T il AVIvi heavy turnout Sunday In Central London that the fighting is be built at all. State Neivs _ # 1 ♦ BOSTON (AP) — Roxbury 100 arrested and property dam­ spreading all around Israel, that m e issue or long standing, is went back to work today after a age estimated in the millions. Perl ro f o t'a It Some; 500 persons, including Jerusalem is “ engulfed in wfir,” J the ♦ major one in the weekend of rioting as stores re- A small cement company on , Se-d slim ones with smeishing appet- And that four British diplomatio contest between private and opened behind boarded windows Blue Hill Avenue, which bore ites, c^w ded the park’s Sheep liUssions wer^ .uqder attack by Two Youths commuters drove to work the brunt of the violence, had Meadow with plenty of snacks mobs In the lioddle East, * * whether the along a street still lined with broken windows despite a large '.N tO tV l ) o i s n r to celebrate toe occasion. ^ shattered glass. hand-lettered sign in one win- Steve Post, - 23-year-old chief (See Page Ten) 'Cenel Queried on esi, Douglas said. Three nights of rock throwing, dow reading: ‘‘Caution! Please, .CAllO announcer for WBAI-FM radio, 0. SINAI “ And that determination can looting, arson and scattered I am your soul brother. Ruben o iu a r j O J f S A h t said he organized the affair be­ Fatal Holdup be made only after an explora­ sniper fire In the predominanUy Johnson.” cause he felt fat people were VtS, Neutral tion of all issues relevant to the Negro section of Boston had left Cohen’s Furniture Store was a being discriminated against. ‘public Interest.’ ” more than 70 persons injured, burned out shell across from the U HARTFORD (AP) — kasha “ People should be proud of WASHINGTON (AP) — Two youths, nabbed on sto- • Roxbury Neighborhood Employ­ Hal being fat,” Post said. “ We want The United St»ites.is neutral, irt ten car charges, awaited ment Center, spotless and un­ to show we feel happy, not guil­ in the presHVt Middle East touched. ty.’.’ ■wiar, the State Department’a questioning today by^Mas- Oulf Of AI -h o I ir Down the street a few doors, A^aha Post, who is 6-foot-ll and spokesman announced to­ Mchusette officials in con­ IjeonEurd Rudnick of Miltoii weighs 210 poimds, said he once day. nection w th a holdup in 10 Inches of Rain picked through his discount SAUDI weighed 260 and “I wish I did “Our position is neutral which a 54-yeaf-old woman store, reduced to rubble and again.” in thoug!^ word and deed,” »• was slain. twisted steel beams after a fire U.A.R ARABIA Some of the fat folk carried presis oifficer Robeit J. Mc- Hartford police arrested 18- Soaks Georgia Town early Saturday morning. banners reading “Fat Power” doskey told a news oon* N year-old Ronald Vallee of Stur- ‘‘They were In and out of here (EGYPT Sit ail al ference. (See Page Xen) bridge. Mass., as he attempted ATHENS, Ga. (AP)—More away, and residents of an Ath- for two days,” Rudnick said. r, bo leap from an Oak Street than 10 inches of rain has sent trailer park chained their ‘‘We’d board it up and the apartment window Sunday. He rivers pouring over their banks to trees to keep them minute the cops left the boards Sail Saa was charged with theft of a came down again. ‘Hiey took vehicle in Framingham, Mass. of dollars worth of Iridaet i r w i T ^ f f l i T " M a S ^ ^ t y . north of thousands Arrows indicate where Egyptian, Jordanian and / . Alfred Therrien, 20, of Hart- bridges in what officials ^ say gtuff out. LBJ Asks A ll Parties terd. was picked up earlier in worst flood. lapsed, sweeping away a vacant “ I’ve been here for 20 years. Syrian forces were reported in battle tvith Israel. And more rain and flash M, the day by police who combed five-room house and leaving it What I did' for these people Bomb symbols are at Cairo, which Egypt said had ttroods in North Mams''on T or premcted. In pieces over a half-mile area. down here!” been bombed, and Haifa, where Syria said it bomb­ The Oconee River, which runs To Back UN Action ^ th youths. He was charged A culvert was swept away by Rudnick said perhaps 20 to 30 ed oil refineries, (AP Photofax) through Athens, and northeast With theft of a motor vehicle, ^ . the rushing water, and a pass­ per cent of toe damage was cov* ...... WASHINGTON^ (AP) — -The is already 20 feet taries to a waiting black lim­ Aggravated assault M d evading tieorgta, ing car plunged into the crevice. ered by insurance. White House called upon “ all above Us normal level and Is ousine in the White House drive­ responslbUlty. ' A liquor store clerk, replacing R f i h l i t t n l parties” today to support toe expected to reach'22 to 25 feet ‘‘It Just swallowed up the car, way, appeared very serious, Therrien and Vallee first st. expeciea lo reacn'22 to 28 feet * bottles on shelves, said more ^OlUm niSlS I\.eUUllUl United Nations Security Council traoted Dolldoe atiemtiirm ^Lhom 8-bove normal before subsiding. ® witness said, adding the occu- showing not a flicker of a smile. toaoted peak* attentaan when panta were “ shaken up” but not than 100 battles were stolen dur­ in bringing about an immediate He returned to his office without jhe car they were driving south­ ing toe rioting. in flood-related traffic accidents Injured. cease-fire in the Middle East saying a word to anyone. bound on Rt. 79 allegedly struck Three state representatives war. Sunday but no deaths were re- damage occured McNamara had arrived at his * young gdrl and proceeded from Boston Negro sections Dodd Lives Like King ported. Dozens of motorists ®®*‘^y Sunday while most resi- Press secretary George Chris­ Pentagon desk about 6 a.m., THithout stopping. asked Republican Gov. John A. were stranded at one point when ^®*'^ were sleeping. Police said tian said in a statement that somewhat earlier than usual. Volpe today to declare toe riot- (See Page Fifteen) a bridge ovef^lh creek washed ®woke in their Ath­ "tragic consequences will flow He went to the National Military ens trailer house Sunday morn- torn sector a disaster area to Despite Poverty Plea from this needless and destruc­ Command Center, to brief him­ Ing to find it floating down a make loans and fedeal aid tive struggle if the fighting does self on the latest cables from street. available to businessmen there. HARTFORD (AP) — wo derson replied that Dodd is not not cease immediately.” toe war zone before going to the Two Athens policemen were “ The people in this communl- newspaper columnists whose toe only anti-communist in toe He said this country will de­ White House. S70 Reds Killed momentarily stranded on a ty are appalled at toe ■violence, writings sparked the investiga- Senate but is toe “ only one to vote all its energies to ending This also is toe regular meet­ small peninsula when a 'ste’el wanton waste, deliberate de- tion o f Sen. Thomas J. Dodd- make a profit out of anti-com- toe fighting and beginning pro­ ing day of the Joint Chiefs of bridge across Trail Creek was struction of property, toe loss of D-Conn., have scoffed at Dodd’s munlsm.” 'They claimed he grams “ to assure the peace and Staff. The Middle Eeist crisis Is washed away. They abandoned Jobs held by people In toe com- claim that they attacked him charged as much as J2,000 for development of the entire certain to be near the top of the their patrol car and escaped munlty and toe unnecessajy because of his anti-communism speaking appearances and area.” agenda. U.S. Marines Score escalation of toe problems in g^rossed a total of about $40,000 across a foot bridge, which stand. President Johnson lyas noti­ McNamara and Rusk were financing insurance and achiev- from his speeches on toe sub­ washed away moments later. Drew Pearson and Jack An- fied at 4:40 a.m. of the outbreak Joined by Richard Helms, ject. director of the Cientral Intelli­ (See Page Ten) of hostilities between Israel and They also skid Sunday that Egypt. His special assistant for gence Agency, In the closed- -Lopsided Victory Dodd “lives like a millionaire” 5* national security affairs, Walt door briefing for congressional despite his claims of financlEd leaders, including members of ’ fAIOON (A P )-U .s: Marines shot down a Communist MI017 W. Rostow, awakened him then difficulties caused by toe ex­ and toe President kept in con­ the Senate and House Armed Imoshed a Commimist regiment with a gatling gun today over penses of his office. Services and Foreign Affairs 85 miles southwest of Da Nang North Vietnam, an Air Force tinuous touch with develop­ Anderson and Pearson ap­ ments, toe White House said. committees. and reported that 670 of the ene­ spokesman at Da Nang an­ peared on a taped television in­ Although labeled as a biparti­ my were killed. Leatherneck -Two separate crisis meetings nounced. It brought ■to 76 the terview on Wt IC-TV to reply san session, neither Senate Re- casualties were 78 dead and 139 number of MIGs shot down by were called. Jotonaati sununoned Secretary of State Dean Rusk, 5 wounded. U.S. planes in the war. (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fifteea) ^ The U.S. Command said the American pUots knocked Secretary of Def«?nse Robert S. Marines rolled up thelTf lopsided down toe 7 ^ and 74th MK3s McNamara, Rostow_ and Chris­ victory below the big Marine Saturday while attacking a rail tian to an 8:80 a.m. conference. base at Da Nang against a line running from Hanoi to Red- Power Failure Ttois is toe same group that crack Red regiment after two China. meets at least once a week on the international situation. days of intense fighting. The a flight of MIGs tried to inter- Hits Much of Bulletin Communist regiment, estimated ggpj raiding F106 Ihunder- Rusk and McNamara briefed about 8,000 men before toe bat- <51^3, 3. ^ u.S. pUota shot two Eastern Coast congressional leaders on Capitol tie, slipped away to the north Hill shortly after their confer­ CHAIR FOR SPECK of the swept-wing Red fighters ence with Johnson. Neither Saturday under intense air and out of toe skies with missile and NEWARK, N.J, (AP) — A ,PEORIA, ni. (AP)—Rich-, artillery hammering. giant power failure hit toe East would comment to newsmen cannon fire within 90 seconds, before or after toe briefing. ard Speck, 26, was sentenced . Two U.S, planes were downed •The U.S. hM so fair lost 20 .Coast from New Jersey to Ma­ to die in the electric ebatr (fver North Vietnam during the ryland and Delaware- at mid- Congressional leaders also planes in aerial conibat. said they had been cautioned Sept. 1 for murdering eight weekend, bringing the number Communist guerrillas were morning today. ; young nurses in their Chicago of U.S. combat planes reported An hour later electricity tric­ against commenting on what beaten off in a dozen attacks on they had been told at toe ses­ dormitory last year. 'Specie lost over the North to 571. isolated posts in the Mekong kled back in scattered areas, stood wltk his hands claqied An F106 J Thunderchief was including parts of Philadelphia, sion. Chairman j . W. B^ilbright, Delta Sunday night and this -Ark., of toe Senate Foreign at hie stomach and remained brought d o W by Communist morning. U-S. heUoopter giin- horthem Delaware and Mary­ mottonlees as Judge Paalien land, southeastern New Jersey gelatlons (>>mml^e said he fto m i fire Simitey but its pllrt o,e armed twin-engine was not told anythi^^new about deliberately read the name of was rescued. A twin-engine B67 transports. known as Puff toe and Elizabeth, a city in north­ each victim and ordered that Cwberra bomber went down ern New Jersey. toe situation. Magic Dragon circled the em­ ’The presidential conference “the defendant be remanded Saturday night in a raid on toe But much of the four-state battled villages, helping local with Rusk and McNamarq to the custody of the sbwlft southern end of North Vietnam. area — which had escaped toe militia beat off toe. sudden rash broke up Just as toe secretaries of Peoria County for removal Its' two-man crew was missing. great Northeastern blackout of of attacks. All the attacks were were due at. Capital Hill at to the Illinois State Penlten- Air Fore e pilots reported they November, 1965 — was still smhU.' »;30 a.m. ttaiy at Joliet until the day opmpleteiy enveloped a convoy without power after noon. Rail­ U.S. military headquarters But the prestdentlal - aeaston Ife on the day put to death by of 90 trucks near Dong Hoi with roads said evening commuter reported no significant ground lasted an hour, breaking up Juat electrocution.^ Paechen uoted bombing Sunday. Another flg},ting Monday although 16 schedules were threatened. heavy aa Rusk and McNamara were electrocution.” Pasohen aoted New York City and other ar­ Air Force sweep destroyed sev- tnajor allied sweeps are under due at toe congreaaional brief­ tiiat an appeal to the nUmda an of eleven trucks In a convoy throughout the country, This was the scene on a street in the R ^ u ry section of Boston after nifirht’s eas hit by toe 1966 blackout rioting, lootiflg, aiscm an<} snipw fire. Tne predominantly Negro area was re­ ing. Supreme Court Is autoraatle hear Vinh. Johnaon, walking the aecre- la capital punishment eaaca. . A U.S, Air Force Phantom Jet (See Page Mliw) ported quiet ^ a y —the first time since Friday. (AP Photofax) (See Page Fourtoeg) > H n n a

J »A O E T W O MANCHESTEa EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967

joy a. concert performance of “Ia TBoheme,” o a a of ,th« most South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge ... popular of all operas urd a dandy with which to begin. FRENCH EXPERT North detkr Ihere’s a good, albeit not earth- Summer School CImses ^Peoplej(Z e x e c u i t b c o u p BoifaiMeti “ T H E W A Y shaking, cast who will give you 37,600 Population Mrs. Robert Larsen of 68 S. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORIH Adams. St. was Installed presi­ more than mere "highlights,” i . " - l A bridge play known as the « A Q 6 4 dent of the VerplEuick School though somewhat less than a Will Start on June 26 "coup'^en passant” was execut­ 9 K9S PTA Saturday night, at a meet­ I HEARD rr” full scale operatic production. Little League Scores Summer school classes will ed, appropriately enough, dur­ O 972 Estimated by 1985 Tm certain you’U find It thor­ Current LKtle Lea|;ue scores ing at the school before the an­ start June M and continue un­ iln TheZ ing the tournament held to Pa­ 4 A 8 6 nual variety show. oughly enjoyable. are: A cotnpirelhenslve pdanmitog hy John Gruber til Aug. 4. Oaeses wUl meet ris to select the French team WEST BAST ’The "Mlml” w?lll be Lynn Major League: Colts 8, Dodg­ Others installed are Mr. and daily MOndky through Friday for the world championship just A J1072 4 Nom study being conducted by the Owen about whom I wrote In ers 6. James Davis of the 918752 Hearing Date Mrs. Kenneth Gibson, first vice between 8:15 and 10:16 sum. concluded. The coup enabled de­ 9 AQ 1064 flwn of Brown, Donald end an earlier column and the con­ Dodgers hit a home run In the 0 QS54 O X6S presidents in charge of pro­ Welcom* Hera And from 10:30 am . to 12:30 clarer to win a trick when he Donald as.pairt otf the "701” fed­ The State Public UtlMtlea ductor will be Alfredo Sillpignl; game. Indtaiui 6 , Cards 1; Cubs 4 Nom 4 KQIN4 gram ; Mrs. Kenneth Barker, pm. at the high school. had nothing left but losing Oommdjssdon hEis toifoKmed the 'W W n 'M iy ftxtunate airound le t me run down the musical Associate conductor for Con­ I^l{>Us desiring credit pouraes 5, Red Sox 0. Paul Murphy eral govorntment program shows second vice president In charge cards. open thurs. and frl. till 9 Hamtftml to have sudh an entop- events so you will know what necticut Opera, who does the pitched his third consecutive 4 K9859 a population eatimate of 37,600 the s c h e ^ hearing of room mothers; Mrs. John ttNist attend o minimum a t 26 Opening lead —jack, of hearts rmon the quality of water and priae as "Flaza./?” aalute to to expect. Things start with student performances at the shut out of the season during 9 Nona pei-sone Weerden, secretary; John main street—2 stores e. middle tpke. olaeB sessiane. Regular oom|>le- South niffed the opening heart in South Windsor by openations of the Oonnecticut <1m Mtv«n Mvdly arts 'nMch to opening ceremonies at 7 :30 p.m. Bushnell. this game. O AKIO Funke, treasurer; Mrs. Philip tton Of home ansignments is lead and led a spade to dum­ -1985. Wotetr Company service In oaae you oasi*t recoM them are: on June 16 and at 8 o’clock Sunday I afternoon at 2 brings Cards 9, Mefs 2; Indlaiu 7, 4 975S2 Uzanas, M. R. Hellstrom and expedted. Students may' take King Constantine my’s queen. East’s heart dis­ This figure is a 161 per cent South Windsor hM been chang- AieMtecture, art, dance, Mtere- we get the Hartford Festival of a concert by the Hartford Youth edtber one or two courses. The Colts 6; Yanks 6, Dodgers 1; North East South Wart Miss Carolyn Mboria, delegates card revealed the bad news. toci'ease over the town’s 1965 ed to Thursday, June 16, from ture, mrtaic, aoUlpture and thea­ Music under the direction of Orchestra which is an excellent Indians IS, Cards 2; Mets 5, ATHENS (AP) — King Con­ 1 4 1 <9 14 3 9 to PTA Council. fee for edich courae Is $20 with Declarer niffed another heart population of 14,500 residents. the originally scheduled dsite of ter. Aid wHH be represeirt^ to Robert Brawley, who organized group and numbers some Man­ the exx:e^on of the driver Yanks 4. Frank 'Vignone of the stantine and his Danish-born 3 A 4 9 4 4 Also, Mrs. Horst Knlckenhau- and led a club. West discarded The report notes the high Jime 13. the Oonstltutlion Plaza area those summer concerts which chester students within Its training oourse wiMcfa Is $30. Mets hit his fifth and sixth queen, Anne-Marie, appeared All Past er, hospitality; Mrs. Thomas a heait since otherwise he would rate of inoiease on population The conimiasdon said the tram June 16 through the 25. are now in their 10th season. ranks. Bernard Lurie, assistant Pees are payable upon regie- home run of the season during together publicly for the first McKenna, publicity and cler­ waste his trump trick while fllgui-eis since 1950 with portlcu- hearing wili be held to the PUC Choicesf Meats In Town! And erverythdng: Is free! Normally they cost money concertmaster of the Hartford tratlpn. this game. Vignone at present time Sunday night since the It was typically Oallle to cook ical; Mrs. Joseph Mader, li­ dummy played low. lar attention p«iid to the fact hearing room at 10:30 eum. In ' Ftkaaa/7 was ortigtoBlIy estah- and will be given this year at Symphony, conducts. Out-of-town residents must holds the record for home runs birth of their son. Crown Prince something up out of nothing. brary; Mrs. George Legier, fine Paul, May 20. Dummy’s ace of clubs won, that South Windsou' is the fast­ the State Office Building, 165 arts; Mrs. Richard J. Lukas and Itshed to -oetelbtabe the opening Millard Auditorium on the U. Monday evening there Is mu­ pay $25 per course. TVwn stu­ in the town Little League. Dally Question It was also the queen’s fust and declarer ruffed a third est growing town in a 29,*town Capitol Ave., Hartford. Mrs. Nathan Agostinelli, mem­ o f CVxnstStutiiofn Plaza to 1964 of H. campus. Mr. Brawley has sic of a very different sort. ’The dents may not take a course Minor League scores are: Partner opens with one club, TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! appearance oirtslde the palace heart and gave up a club. East eapitol region area. bership, and James Murphy, end has been canstdoralbly ex­ the extremly happy faculty of Mountain Laurel Chapter o f the at another summer schxiol If it Senators 8, Giants 6; Angels S, and the next player bids one NATIVE “WAYBEST” pended this year as moire and Athletics 1; Twins 17, Astros since the April 21 army coup in returned a diamond to the ace, Major reasons for the rapid legislative. being a truly excellent pro- "Sweet Adelines will present a is offered at' South Windsor heart. You hold: Spades, J-10- Rttxxwth of the town, the report Jr"incrcEise in the ^population. u ia x ion . more bustoesBes and touHviiduals Greece. and South gave up another club. gp*am-picker. ’The orchestra is program of "Beauty Shc^” (?) High School. No buses wW be 14. Chuck Dolan of the Twins 7-2; Hearts, J-8-7-6-2; Diamonds, say.s. include location wtlhin toe' Windsor was the second hanie foamed to m aking fanancleJl The royal couple drove to the East returned a diamond to the CITRUS LEAVES STAY ON what is technically known as a singing. run and students are required hit two home runs diulng the Q-8-5-4; Clubs, None. fa.stest growing town in toe I CHICKEN king,' and South led a fourth Han-tford metropolitan area; oontotbuttoins to the enberpitee. "chamber” orchestra and has a Manchester will be represent­ to provide their own transpor­ game. Brian Pajot of the Twlps open-air Pamathenlan Stadium capital region, exceeded only TALLAHASSEE. Flo.—Flor­ round of clubs. What do you say? suffiednet la.iKl available for N . WiBlltem Knight o f OBT, good reputation not only here ed In PIaza/7 by two entries. tation. hit a home run also. Other from their suburban palace to hy Bloomfield. ida's citrus trees never defoOS- Ruffs High Answer: Pass. You would be near-by indu-stry; avaUabiHity of whom everybody to Mianohester but In New York and even as The first will be on Tuesday Registration wM be held at scores are Orioles IS, Tigers 2. attend an end-of-term festival During this pqciod. the “ in­ ate. Blossoms, immaiture fruit West put up the ten of spades happy If the opponents got up public water; employment of lomwB a s “BUI” Knight, is gen­ far away as Bermuda. evening, the 20th, and will be the high school office from Pee Wee Division scores sue: by Athens high school students. ner suburbs” atiucted the ma- and fully ripe fruit often ap­ eral chahtnan this year and he Hawks 14, Rams 11; Eagles 4, They received a standing ova­ since otherwise dummy would to three or more hearts, but town residents at near-by in- , On the afternoon of the 17th the Manchester Youth Choir. 3.15 to 5 pm . daUy ftorn June dustniafl locations and the easy population pear sdmultaneouslly amid the must hove scrambled to order Pirates 8. tion from a crowd of 60,000 per­ win an easy trick with a low even then you wouldn’t be sure i BREASTS you can enjoy the Tokyo Harp The second Is billed as the 12 to June 23. Fees for the acces-sibility to other areas via area. Thl.s was a glossy green leaves. to g et the oontnilbutitinE needed sons as they entered the stadi- trump. Declarer overruffed with of beating them. You must pass, Elnsemble beginning at 2. ’This "Manchester light Opera Com­ oourses must be paid when the Team standings of the Little' highway result of ‘‘out-migration (Limit 5 lbs. Per Family) to provide the variety of artis­ lun and departed. dummy’s ace of trumps, got since you certainly cannot ex­ routes within ■ toe la a highly unusual attraction; pany,” which moet Manchester student registers and wiU be League are: Major League Cubs town. Irom Hartford which, during E>on Heffner, Billy Herman, tic afferings to be viewed dur­ 6-1; Indians 6-1; Red Sox 4-1; back to hlg hand with the king pect to do much damage to one Don Adams and Lucille Ball compare Ernies after the Television Academy nam­ Bob Lemon and Mike Roarke I can’t r e ^ l a harp ensemble, residents know better as the refunded only In cose of oourse Statistics on toe age compo­ the same period suffered an ing: the pertod I mentioned. Yanks 3-2; Cards 8-4; Mets 8-4; Gov. John Vplpe of spades and led his last club. heart. ed them best actor and actress in a comedy series. Miss Ball, star of “ The Lucy are coaching for Manager Bill HIGHLAND PARK MARKET as such, for something like 30 Gilbert and Sullivan workshc^. cancellation or overEnibecrlp- sition of toe town's popuiation .actual population loss of 9 per He's had lots of help from todl- Dodgers 1-6; (jolts 1-6. At this stage South held a los­ Copyright 1967 cent. Show,” won the same award 14 years ago. Adams won his Emmy for hie role Rlgney of the CaUfomia An­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—^Phone 643-4278 years. It’s also something of It will be heard on Saturday tion of the classes. AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — show that toe town residents viduato, of oounse, as weM as Minor League standings are: ing club and a losing diamond. General Features Corp. in “Get Smart.” (AP Photofax). gels. » particular Interest to students, afternoon at 2. ' Pupils may also register by Gov. John A. Volpe, speaker at •re young "by any standard, Additional in-mlgration from ooopetcuUon from the Oocrdtoet- Angels 6-1; Athletics 8-1; Sen­ West held the top trump and the since the phoiyerB are students, Wednesday, the 21st brings a tnoll by sending a completed the University of Massachusetts •nd particularly so in relation outside the region also ac­ ingr Oouncffl o f the A rts. ators 4-2; Giants 3-2; Twins 3-2; top diamond, while dummy held themselves. Folk Music Festival for de­ registroUon application with to toe Capitol region.” counted fbr much of toe sub­ NahuraOly Tm totarested to Orioles 1-3; Tigers 1-4; Astros commencement Simday, drev/ a low trump and a low diamond. 5 the musloall events end there is I’m not sure just how effec­ votees of the guitar and nasal the fluM 'fee to the dlreotor of rousing applause with a sugges­ V iolen ce urban growth. 0 - 6 . Nevertheless, West could not Thi» town’s median age for tive they’ll be outdoors; the singing type of music. I can’t the summer school at the high I s T h eir In South Windsor, some 79 Don Adams, Lucille Ball, aomeihling: doing every evening tion that minlrobes be issued shut out dummy’& low trump. residents is 26 years with three harp Is not adapted to ”al say it Is my cup of tea, but school, 161 Nevers Rd., I'Wlaj)- Pee Wee Division standings €rod— A n d per em t of the growth in a t the FAaza Shell duntog the next year If the same weather If West ruffed, dummy would quarters of the household heads fresco” concerts. If the weather Plaza/7 Is endeavoring to pro­ ping. Checks should be mode are: Eagles, 2-0; Pirates 2-1; population betwen 1950 and period, and sometimes to the conditions prevail. • discard the diamond and’'take T h e y H u n t under toe age of 45. South is bad for the opening concert, vide something for everybody, payable to the South Wind­ Hawks 2-1; White Sox 1-1; Rams 1960 was a result of in-migra­ ■dbennoons as weSL 'Ihis, o f 0-4. The long-gowned graduates the last trick with the trump. In A Pack Windsor is toe only town to toe I suggest you go to Millard Au­ and maybe you’ll like this one sor Board of Education. tion. This figure is recorded as oouRW, reipipesents onily one of suffered through 80 deg;ree-plus If West discarded his diamond, L ik e R abid Capitol Region in which a ma­ Monkees Win TV Emmies tba 7 arts, so when you think ditorium Instead, where you can better than I would. ^oth enrichment and credit temperatures. jority of families have children the largest portion of any oth­ Manchester Evening Her­ diunmy wovfid ruff at once to D o g s ! HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Don "The last Ume I thought they o f ahc oithera, an represented, hear this harp ensemble indoors, Thursday evening brings the oourses will be offered. En­ Volpe, recipient of an honor­ rnidcr toe age of six. er regional towm. Actor in a comedy series: Don Coast Guard Band. This organi­ richment oourses offer no ored- ald South Windsor correspond­ take declarer’s tenth trick. The phenomenal growth in Knotts won his fifth Emmy as a gave it to me because I’d had a Adams, “ Get Smart!” (here Is a wealth of excellent but It will cost you money there. ary deg;ree, cut short his A comparison study of toe zation has been heard locally It bu'b do present the oppor­ ent, Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8682. the town between 1950 and jittery deputy sheriff and a baby. Now that baby—Desl Ar- Actor in supporting role in a mateitall enmillaMe If you’ll only Starting at 8 that evening prepared address because of the 1950 and 1960 United States on several occasions and is one tunity for Students to prepare DEVIL’S ANGELS 1960 is the result of Its loca- weeplng Lucille Ball got her naz Jr.—is 14 years old.” drama: Eli Wallach, “ The Pop­ po to and wender around (its a Saturday) you can en- heat. Census data on age indicates of the truly fine concert bands In advonoe for ccurses they plus "Swingers’ Paradise^ lion as an inner suburb and first Emmy In 12 years at tl>e In her emotion, Lucy erred py is Also a Flower.” tout the town is getting young­ of the country. I heartily en­ wiM be taking during the reg­ Counsel Asks TONITE sufficient buildable land for a Television Academy’s 19th an- about her previous Emmy. Actress in supporting role in a Mayor John Lindsay er in 1-esiden.ts age levels. In dorse it for your attention. May­ ular school year. great many new subdlvl.slons "ugl awards, Records show she received it In drama: Agnes Moorhead, a n d fASr WINDSOR 1960. .some 39 per cent of the be If you hear It once for free, n Is possible for a present F reed o m for NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor featuring attractively priced Ih a season blasted by many 1955. “ Night of the Vicious Valen­ DRIVE-IN ★ HT 5 population was under 15 years you’ll be more Inclined to pay John V. Lindsay urges the city’s homes. critics as generally poor, the tine,” “ Wild, Wild West.” high school student to earn J TUBS. of age. This compares with toe Writer-actor-director Carl Re­ money for it, the next time Army Captain policemen to go to college be­ Water Availability Cited award for outstanding comedy credits In the summer school 1950 census which shows 28 per iner won his 10th and 11th Em­ 'round. I have to admit It has cause of the "complexity, sub­ Additional factors in explain­ series went Sunday night to providing he receives the apr COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP)—At­ cent of the population under 15. mies as performer and writer 4 8 not yet drawn a capacity house tlety and difficulty of being a CHRISTOPHIh ing the town’s growth during "The Monkees,” the weekly sin- € M nfd fe Liite «l proval of the high school ad­ torneys for Capt. Howard B. The portion of toe town pop­ on the Sid Caesar Special. Orthodox Christians ROBERT k SMITH In Manchester, though It de­ cop.” this period compared to other tics of four Beatle-like musi­ COMPLETE ministration. Provision for this Levy, an Army doctor sen­ i'iH IJ H PLUMMnt ulation over 65 yeara of age Ihat shoiv, aired April 5, re­ serves one. The mayor, addressing a towns tn the region, the report cians. NBC claims their “ mod Orthodox Christians are those INSORANSMITHS approval Is made on the sum­ tenced to three years in prison .“howed a deci-ease from 9 per united players and three writ- The Hartford Jazz Associa­ graduating class at the John says, are the availability of pub­ clothes and long hairdos reflect who are neither Roman Catho­ ciurr 1914 mer school application form. on- charges of disobedience and CtAUDIHI cent in 1950 to 5 per cent to era of Caesar's “Show of tion will be heard on BYlday lic water to large areas of the the ‘now’ attitude of today’s lics nor Proteetants. They are Aoproval of the program must disloyalty, plan to seek his re­ Jay College of Criminal Justice A u e n 1960. Showis” otf 10 years ago. S w l i u W 0 0 m m INSURANCE evening. This is no “pick-up” Sunday, said such training was • town; numerous employment teen-age generation.” of the Eastern or Greek rite also be secured from the stu­ H iln -i-n lease on bail this week. Population Forecast The reunion special and its g^roup, but one with a very wide necessary for “ the limitless “ Cross” at 8:20 opportunities to town residents and its variations, such as the dent’s principal. The 30-year-old Brooklyn, Color Tl>e population forecasts At televised ceremonies in five writers won Elm/mies. , reputation. In fact it has been Pupils are expected to con­ problems that are part of police at near-by Pratt and 'Whitney Los Angeles and New York ho­ Russian and Syrian. N.Y., dermatologist was led in Iwolumbla picturesjre« presBntepresents made by the planning seiw-ice Reiner, who earned most of SERVICE Invited to appear at “Expo 67” form to basic disciplinary stand­ handcuffs from the court-mar­ work.” plants in East Hartford and toe tels, the National Academy of ionn le carrS's TRIPIE CROSS projects a papulation figure of his previous Emmies writing so you can judge accordingly. Starting next fall, Lindsay easily accessible industrial ards and rules. Regular school tial room to a stockade at Ft. Television Arts smd Sciences and producing the Dick Van If you like jazz, be sure to at­ said, a limited gp-oup of patrol­ the 19,30 residents by 1970: 24.600 plants located within commut­ clothes must be worn to all Jackson Satimday after his sen­ Plus Jane Fonda chose also among winners for Dyke show, told a newsman: tend this one. men will spend one day a week by 1975; 30.700 by 1980, and ing range via the state high­ classes. No slacks, jeans or tencing. deadly^ '‘ A n y W e d n e ^ a jr ” 1966-67: "It’s very exciting but so awe­ On the final Saturday evening at the college. 37.600 by 1985. ways surrounding the town. shorts are permitted. Smoking Levy’s trial was on refusal to Variety series: The Andy Wil­ some it becomes a little fright­ tif low, low 0imtot Ftkosl we get to shorter concerts. The affair ^ The preliminary report given REAL Is not permitted in the school train Green Beret combat med­ From 1960 to 1965, all of these liams Show. first is an accorion ensemble, EASTHARTFORO by the planning agency analyzes factors ening.” building or on the school ics of the Special Forces, and Prince Andrew ivchnieoior^ A have continued to at­ Dramatic series; "Mission: the sort of thing many people the past trends, current com­ Caesar, with his seventh ESTATE grounds. for speaking out to soldiers DRIVE-IN ★ nr 3 tract people to the town during Impossible, go wild about, though personal­ LONDON (AP) — Prince An­ position end future character of Emmy since 1962, said: “I feel Courses available to present against U.S. involvement in the last few years, although not Single dramatic program; ly I can take It or leave it. drew, 7-year-old son of Queen the town's papulation. like—Wow!—like I’m almost in eighth graders for enrichment Vietnam. at quite the same rate. “ Death of a Salesmsin” Then ait 9 there Is a Puerto Elizabeth n and Prince Philip, shock. You’re up against such Include English I, AlROhra I, He once said he would go to “It is axiomatic to say that The Connecticut Department Muslctd program: “ Briga- Rico Folk Music concert. After is confined to Buckingham tremendous competition.” note taking and personal typ­ jail before serving in Vietnam. each one of these three factors of Health estimates the 1965 doon.” This show won the most all, Hartford does have a con­ Palace with the measles, Opening For The is oontirgent upon the other two Howard Morris, a co-perform- ing. He says he is not a pacifist but dortors announced Sunday. population at 14,600 persons, awards—five—collecting also siderable Puerto Rican popula­ Other courses to be offered and that aM are extremely^im- er in toe Caesar special and that he believes the United They said the illness Is ex­ 9fh Consecufive Season This figure shows an increase for technical and lighting direc- tion, and more than a few others Include Algebra II, driver train­ portant for planning purposes,” Reiner’s one-time first sei'g- States has no business in Viet­ pected to ‘‘run a normal of 63 per cent over the 1960 Qon, electronic cameraman eind are intrigued by Latin-Ameri- ing, English, French, Spanish, the report notes. cant in toe Army, said; “I feel can rhythms. nam. course.” figures. With the exception of variety direction. U.S. History, Math Improve­ His parents, Mr. and Mrs. The form and tempo of past Tolland, this is the largest in- Runner-up was ‘IMSsBion: Im- wild, as I said on stage, this is INC. ment, elementary reading and Seymour Levy of Brooklyn, vis­ growth within the towm are de­ crease estimated for any town poasibie” wito four stotueftitee. my first trip—and I didn’t Window (hadei of lovely Du Pont ROBERT J . SMITH, Linda McGill mean LSD.” Indian Calumets modern math. ited him Sunday before return­ termining factors on the current in the Capitol region area. Its feminine star, Barbara “Tontine” «re easy to wash. Will CBS won the most Emmies— look like new. Won’t craek, fray or INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 The ceremonial pipes, or calu­ La Leche Meeting ing to Brooklyn. Otherwise, only DOtfER, England (AP) — composition otf the towm. Cur­ Between 1960 and 1960, the Bsiln, told a reporter: "I was mets of the Indians were re­ The South Windsor Group of Linda McGill, 26-year-old Aus­ 17. ABC, moving out of third pinhole. Available in many attrac­ his attorneys could see him. rent find future population trend in the nation, state and toUilly surprised. I haven’t had tive colon. Just call us. We will be spected symbols and were used La Leche League will meet tralian girl who says she plans GLEN HAVEN spot for the first time, was next Charles Morgan of Atlanta, ohanaoteriKtics are toe basis region indicated a rapid in- as liquid a pair of knees since glad to measure your windows and with 12. NBC, which usually see­ only on special occasions. One Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the American Civil Liberties Union to swim the English Channel in from which al! planning must be crease of the young and the eld- the day I was married.” give you a free estimate for new 649-5241 saws in the lead with CBS, end of the calumet was usually home of Mrs. Gary Sobol, 832 Lawyer who defended Levy, a topless swimsuit, was cleared done for necessary end ambici- erly instead of the working age Her husbEbid, Martin Landau, “ Tontine.” 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER decorated with the head of a Ellington Rd. The topic of the Sunday by the Channel Swim­ trailed with 10. (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) said an appeal for ball will be BOYS’ DAY CAMP paited community facilities, land person. also of “Mission; Impossible,” bird and colored feathers were evening will be "The Baby Ar­ made to the Secretary of the ming Association. use, industrial development, The rapid growth at both ends lost to Bill Cosby of “ I Spy” In Other top awards included; added for special meanings, For further details write or call camp director rives.” All women Interested in Army. MeanwWle, Levy’s case A spokesman at Dover said, traffic circuilation and other an­ of the age scale Is attributed to t>v race among actors tn dra- Outstanding children’s pro­ such as red for war and green "As far as we are concerned breast feeding are ta'Vited to at­ goes through routine military George Mitchell, P.O. Bo.v 13, Manchester, Conn., or ticipated needs, toe report says. the high birth rates of the OR matlc series, gram: Jack and the Beanstalk; for peace or safe conduct. tend. Further Inforniatlon on she can swim with no costume review channels. call after 7 p.m. 233-7626 or., call camp secretary "This relationship is perhaps ties and the lower death raf^s Cosby, a Negpn, repeated his Gene Kelly, producer. the League may be obtained by at all.” Transcribing the trial record day or evening—Hartford 568-6779. moet important in the planning for the over 65 population. win of last year. There was Single pertormance by an ac­ contacting Mrs. Sobol. The association has no rules Is expected to take six to eight Free Brochures, Arq Available At Krause Florist, Nasslft of facilities relEited to the needs In addition, the increase na- some surprise that the Emmy tor in a dramartic lead: Peter Pops Concert concerning costumes, but for­ weeks. The staff judge advocate Arms Co., Herdic’s Hobby Shop, Hobby Shop, Center S t, of the ytnxig and the elderly,” t onally of the elderly was a re- didn’t go this time to his costEir, Ustinov, “ Barefoot in Athens,” The high school music de­ bids artificial swimming aids. will then make a recommenda­ Jackson’s Market, Wapplng, Bolton Pharmacy. the report said. suit of the aging of the large Robert Culp, to even matters. Hallmark Hall of Fame. E.A. JOHNSON partment will present a pops tion to the Ft. Jackson Com­ population which Don Knotts, collecting his ______FOR THE concert Friday at 7 p.m. The ProjectiiOns otf future school Actress in a dramatic lead: mander, Maj. Gen. Ginez Perez, enroHlinentB are the background prevalent in (jonnec- Emmy as deputy Beirney Fife (Geraldine Page, P A IN T C o. concert will be held outdoors in A Christmas who can reverse the conviction aigotost which proposed school than in states that did not ©n the Andy Griffith Show, said «U MAIN ST., MANOHESTEB the quadrangle and Is open to Miller's Restaurant or reduce the sentence. AIR-CONDITIONEu the public with no admission construdtlon must be \’lewed. ^ "umber of new " i really don’t know wttait to Army officials were unable to - SPECIAL - The eflderly, on toe other residents. except thank you ve?y fee. say whether Levy will remain In the state and within the much.” Those attending are requested hand, present unique problems FISHERMAN at the fort all that time, or be ^80 BUPNMDf AVE CAST HAEIfOBD eapitol re^on, suburban towns Knotts won Emmies in 1961-63 FREE to bring their own chairs and "Dinner For Two" in terms otf income and Ixmstog. transferred to the Army prison FREE PARKING 5?8 3333 were most affected by the as a resulgEir on the series. Last blankets to use for seating. The In oill areas, a study of the DELIVERY at Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. .50 younger population Increase, year Eind this he won for guest music will be pop and folk, in­ Levy, drafted as a doctor, was town’s population will form an This situation 5 BEST ACTRESS e-esentiaa pert otf planning for tremendous reflected the appeartinces. VIOLA JARVIS cluding hits from “West Side to finish his two years of Army surge within the Story,” "Carousel,” and "Fiddler the town’s future, the report ia s t 't e n ''v p n r r n r r o r u r ‘ Francee Bavier FATHER Your order for drug needs service July 9. 10 EAST CENTER ST. I VANESSA REDGRAVE notes ^ ^ families with ^on a supporting-role Emmy on the Roof.” Piano Teacher and cosmetics wlU be taken MANCHESTER care of immediately, Lutheran Teachers Meet An' essentiall part of the plan- subdlvlSons'^*" The Sunday School teachers nine for the town’s future de- sy, good-hearted Aunt Bea. NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS W ho Does Theater Party n ^ The proportions of chUdren up Lucille BaU winner to the of Our Savior Lutheran Church FOR SUMMER STUDENTS will meet tonight at 8 p.m. at of 8 0 ^ Windsor’s papulation, ed from one-fifth in 1940 to al- d S d h e r third the church. Set by Women M o R s a n FOR APPOINTMENT (jt^jddojtL A background study of the most one-third to 1960. told tito aS T en ce“ l Not Have The mid-week Bible Study 767 MAIN ST.—643-5821 The Women’s Club of Man­ CINEMA n PLEASE TEll. 643-5692 Prescription Pharmacy class wlU be held tomorrow at chester will have a dinner and /Formcfly tht tat'w ooJ , in J.rjr Ntfrf MICHAE CAINE 2 A w a r d W in n e r *.' 10 a.m. theater party Wednesday night. Windsor have one thing prepared to say. GOVERNOR ST. EXIT TO JMAIN ST. aR parts otf Bt-e been a long time, Everything... A social time will be held from halhttantB, an increase otf 340 toe caiprlol region. The great- Christopher Plummer 6 to 6 p.m. at Willie’s Steak BVERY MAl\J ALfIB? per cent. est tocreose in toe young (un­ House, and dinner will be serv­ Romy Schneider However, only a small por­ der 14) population were felt ed promptly at 6. EXCLUSIVE AT HASSIFF ARMS "TRIPLE CROSS" ASKANYClRl-! tion otf.this growth occurred In in the inner and outer suburbs After dinner, private cars will X the ffirat 20 years of this period. where the ago group increase J transport members to a per­ also Tony Curtis ’ARTS WEDNESDAY! From 1920 to 1960, the a'vadl- were approximately 180 per formance of “Showboat” at aJble figures show an Inerease cent- ) THE O M G M A l ORMAL Virna Llsl |l?EC0MMPMDCD BOR MATURE Oval-in-the-Orove, Farmington, otf only 604 persons, or 32 per South Windsor in 1960 hiul (jurtaln time Is 8:16. ‘'Not With My Wife cent otf the total population. a non-whlto population otf 74 Lowrance Those needing transportation of Manchester ) $ Y o u D on ’ t” Growth Slow In 30*s persons or .8 per cent at the WEAR to the theater will be accomo­ ’The major population to- total population of the town. FISH LO-K-TOR dated from the eating place. creasea of the twenties were An analysis of residential 169 Mrs. Andrew Undberg and felt in toe urt>an core of toe TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN PRESENTING Wahinfforri. Wilbur Oom Pkwy, bit M construction in the town be­ ,1 . Mrs. George Nackowskl are In reservations CO S-1SS1 caplttil region, Haitford. tween 1960 en^ 1906 shows an JEFFERSON M«il Otilm AcMplM. Bo« Offie. 0pm D.H, FOR charge of arrangements. During the depres^on period average of 190 new dwelltog STANLEY WARNER lAKDAlE 10A.aTO7m-SUS.I2IIOOS TOI 4 6 and In toe 1930’s an extremely un&ts per year. It is assumed IIIMP 19 17 MON. TO SAT.- WEEKDAYS &30 DEPTH and $ CAPITAL SLEEPY TOWN June lA'II SAT.EVE9-J0 rSAT.HAT.Srjl slow growth period was e'vl- that new dwelling units equal Creations by Jacobs” L A H A J N A ,- H a w a ii — JjBt TATE denced. A percentage growth toe amount of new mUgration 139 HIRE ,h otaa, now a 8lee|>y town on "Rods” 6:15 - 9:85 of only 13 per cent was real­ of new residenits to the town. FISH FINDER tbe Meund of Maul, won the ccq>- ized and a numerical gain of WHITE COATS "Fight” 8 pan. M r. Jacob Muller, a renowned artist^will have many of his works displayed ital o f the old Hiaiwaiien kdn^ WAYNE 300 persons was recorded. Miuudiester Bvenlng HeraM C U T A W A Y S dom. Th« oe{)Mal w«a nxyved to HottiPtliini DONT* BUY HIM WHAT HE NEEDS From 1940 to 1950, the town South Window ooneepondent, at Sears in Manchester. His works to be shown will contain hand painted BATIK FORMALS HonoMlu to 1845. grew by 42 per cent, a rate ap- NEWTON Ann Lyons, teL 644-8582. wall plaqiyxa done in a very unique style called *‘Gopper Drip.” Assorted oil ... BUY HIM WHAT HE WANTS! BLACK TUXEDOS proxamately equal to toe core COLORED JACKETS towns but faster than any of pakitinKs, copper drip on bladi velvet and hand painted black velvet in oil TniKEMfl IS! YOUNG AMERICANS the other comparative areas. Formed from Territory m i The beginning of the subur­ will also be presented. Hartford’S Neweet MON On THUilS $5.90-4.50-3.50 •FH UT-$W SI.H S.N-4 N ban exodus from the cities' dur­ Five complete states ■—Indl- The Greatest Place for SAT. MAT. 8 Children Under 18— U ■ J , ROTH’S Clothiers and Finest Showplaoe ing the period is indicated by ana, Illinois, Ohio; Michigan the higher growth rates in the and Wisconsin —and a part of Among: Jacob Mailer’s many aduevements, he is the winner of the “Calgary incoepobatbd M IC H A a C A M Minnesota were eventually FATHER’S DAY GIFTS core titties and iiq toe inner sub­ Award" for painting. Winner of the “International Art Exhibition” held in urbs, indudii^ South Windsor. formed from the Northwest Ter­ T r i-C ity JUNE 22-24 The stack, from Hartford was ritory. Arnhem, Holland. The winner of '‘Korenbuers Ceramic Exhibition.” First "ALFIE"! pideed up during this tone and Yemon Circle prize for “ Ceramic Tile Tableau.” Many of his worits. are on display at the plus IWUIR'JWM Alan KING people 'were o ^ a c te d to the TUNNEL ANCIENT pins Chad Everett In V ern on Vaaeeaa Redgrave and THE ALAN KING SHOWiiR iN in town who sought woric in toe ATHEINIS — About 525 B.C. “Gebou of Kunsten WetehsclMte.” \ \ •!l" “MORGAN” war defense plants located In the Greeks invented the tunnel NASSIFF ARMS CO. ^ Mon.-FrL “Hor.” 7:10 6 4 4 -8 2 2 1 the immediate vicinity. for trensmountoln dlversian of 991 MAIN ST,— TEL. 649-1647— MANCHESTER M “AUe^ 8:85 i t M f M 2 nWOKMANCtS - 2i$04.-30 WeleoflM Here Sunday During the period from 1950 water when 'they dug the 2,400- Exhibit starts Monday evening, June 5th and continues for 3 w e^s. 8 7 5 -8 1 5 0 W W M t to 1960, tremendous growth foot tunnel .of Shg»linsis lune ?5 RAY CHARLESTifSI! was experienced by the town through the Ymestone heart at as indicated by a 133 per cent Mtount Oastro .tfsr Games IstanL -Y{. ;• .'.i* i f

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The marriage of Mias Linda Miss Antoinette S. Kulas of The marriage , of Miss .Oarol- Miss Carol A. Torstenson at anne (3ryk of Meunoheiarter to Jane Mascola to Marshall Pot­ South Windsor became the bride Manehesfer and Michael A. of John A. Ballargeon of Wap- Brie Ashby Timanid of Newing­ ter, both of Manchester, took Wa-sko of Warehouse Point plng Saturday morning at St. ton was solemnized Saturday were united in marriage Satur­ place Saturday morning at St. Margaret Mary Ohuircli, South momtog at St. Janies’ Church. Mary's Episcopal Church. Windsor. The bride is a daughter of day at Emanuel Luthecan Ohuirch. The bride is a daughter of The bride Is a daughter of Mr. Atty. and Mrs. Anthony Gryk of 37 Academy St. The bride­ The bride is ^ e daughter of Mrs. Anthony DiManno of 57 and Mrs. Leo E. Kulas of 192 Scantlc Meadow Rd. The brlde- groom is a, sop of Mrs. Stephen Mr. and Mrs. Lennart A. Tors­ •V Ardmore Rd. The bridegroom g;room Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Langton of NewinTton and Dr. tenson of 33 Coburn Rd. The is a son of Mrs. Dorothy PotteV David Timrud of Lebanon, N.J. bridegroom is the son of Mr. I Arthur J. Ballargeon of 741 Av­ of 57 Cooper Hill St. and the ery tSt., ' The Rev. Iflncent J. Flynn of and Mrs. Walter Wa.sko of late Sherwood Potter. The Rev. Joseph P. Schick of St. James’ CJhurch performed Warehouse Point. The Rev. George Nostrand, St. Margaret Mary Church the double ring ceremony and The Rev. G. Henry Andetwon', rector, and the Rev. Ronald performed the double ring cere­ was celebrant at the nuptial pastor of Emanuel Church, per­ Halderman, assistant minioter, mony. A bouquet of gladioli was Mas®,' Mrs. Ralph Maccarone formed the double ring cere­ of St. Mary’s Church perform­ placed at the statue of the Vir­ was organist and .soloist. mony. Mrs. David Hawkins was ed the double ring ceremony. gin Mary. The bride was given in mar­ organist and Ronald ,7. Erick­ Sydney MacAlpine was organ­ Miss Rosemary Cushing of riage b.v her fathei’. She wore son was .soloist. Bouquets of Vjl > i ^ . ist. Bouquets of as.sorted flow­ Bristol was maid of honor. She a fUM-lenigth cage-style gown of white gladioli and oarnabions ers were on the altar. wore a full-length sleeveless peau de soie embroideied with were on the altar. The bride was given in mar­ linen gown, designed with mari­ seed pearls, fashioned with The bride was given in mar­ riage by her stepfather, An­ gold yellow empire bodice ac­ .short sleeves and chapel train. riage by her fatl^eiv. She wore Her shoulder-length veil of silk thony DiManno. She wore a full- cented with yellow and green a full-length gown of ehantilly iMusli^n was arranged from a length gown of silk linen, fash­ embroidered flowers, lemon yel­ lace and silk organza, fashiiion- matching pillbox hat. and .she ioned with empire bodice, ka- low sheath skirt and marigold od wiltih fitted lace bodice, Sa­ carried a cascade Ixniquet of bucki .sleeves bordered with yellow back panels. She wore a brina neckline, long tapered stephanotis, lilies of the valley Venise lace, A-line -skirt accent­ matching marigold yellow head- lace .sleeves, bouffant organza and ivy. ed with lace appliques, and bow with face veil and she car­ .skirt with lace apron, and chap­ Miss Suellen Gryk of Man­ lace bordered chapel-length ried a bouquet of yellow sweet­ el brain of lace and organza chester. sister of the bride, was heart roses and white daisies artltacihed at the .shoulders. Her train. Her shoulder-length veil maid of honor. The junior with floor-length moss green elbow-length veil of French il­ of silk illusion was attached to a bride.smaJd was MLss Evelyn matching open pillbo.x hat, and velvet streamers. lusion was arranged from a Gryk of Manchester, ai.ster of peart and lace crown, and she .t she carried a cascade bouquet Bridesmaids were Miss Judi the bride. They were dire,ssed of carnations and stenhanotis. Bailargeon of Hartford, sister of carried a cascade bouquet of alike in full-length yellow .silk white Buchari.s lilies. Miss Mary Ann Miller of Uie bridegroom; Miss Kathryn organza empire gowns. The.y Mrs. Donald Marsh of Man­ Manchester was maid of honor. Poulos of South Windsor and wore floral headpieces and they chester, cousin of the bride, She wore a nile green chiffon Miss Marliss Murphy of Plain- carried cancade bouquets of yel­ was matron of honor. She wore gown, designed with empire ville. Their gowns and head- low sweetheart roses, babies a full-length gown, designed bodice accented with floral ap­ bows were styled to match the breath and ivy. with deep yellow A-line skirt pliques and a matching coat. honor attendant's, and they Edward Krayer of Hartford and pale yellow bodice with em­ She wore a matching headpiece carried bouquets of white dais­ served as best man. Raymond pire waistline, short sleeves, with face veil and she carried ies with floor-length moss green Russell of Meriden seated the scooped neckline and panel at­ LfOi'ing photo a colonial bouquet of daisies. velvet streamers. guests. tached to the back of the shoul­ MRS. MICHAEL A. WASKO Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Brian Sherman of Wapping Mrs. Gryk wore an aquama­ ders. She wore a headpiece of Lou Vanderhoff of Manchester served as best man. Ushers rine silk dress and coat with yellow daisies with face veil, yellow daisies. A reception for 160 -was held and Miss Leslie Murray of Cov­ were Paul Kulas of South Wind­ matching accessories. The and earned a cascade bouquet Jolm Hailay Jr. of Wilson, at the church. For a honey­ entry. Miss Betsy Ann Duncan sor, brother of the bride; John bridegroom’s mother wore a of yellow daisies and yellow cousin of tlie bridegroom, served moon trip by ear Mrs. Wlasko of Vernon, niece of the bride­ Bienkowski of Wapping and Al­ MRS JOHN A. BAILARGEON seafoam green islk dress with roses. as be.st man. Ushers were Carl wore a w'hdite cotton lace over- groom, was flower g^irl. Their bert Mendez of Hartford. Dine<;n photo white accessories. Both wore Bridesmaids were Miss Linda Torstenson and David Taraten- aqua .silk suit, and a gardenia Hallmark photo yellow chiffon gowns, coats and Mrs. Kulas wore a beige lace white orchid corsages. MRS. STEVEN GARY STENIGER DiManno of Manchester, cousin son, both of Manichester and (jorsage. The couple will live at matching headpieces were styled dress and coat with mate.' 'ng Canada, Mrs. Bailargeon wore education. She is a member of A reception was held at the MRS. MARSHALL POTTER Phi Sigma Chi sorority and Phi of the bride; Mrs. Carl Torsten­ biothers of the bride; John 237 W. Center Ot. to match the honor attendant’s, accessories. The bridegroom’s a peach colored suit with black Fallot photo home of the bride's parents. Mu Sigma, honorary sorority. Miss Jeannirie I. Pharmer and with deep pink centers and son of Manchester, sister-in-law Pontillo of Manchester, cousin and they carried bouquets of mother wore a turquoise silk patent leather accessories and a For a motor trip to the coast of Mr®. Wasko is a 1964 gradu­ MRS. ERIC ASHBY TiMRUD Steven Gary Steniger, both of baby’s breath. The flower girl of the bride; Miss Elaine Was- of the bride; James Covell of ate of Manchester High School. daisies. dress and coat with matching corsage of gardenias. Mr. Bailargeon, also a • 19M Maine, Mrs. Timrud wore a graduate of South Windsor High wore a gown of tihe some color ko of Warehouse Point, - sister Hartford, cousin of the bride­ She is eimpioyed at TravelcMi Sherwood Todd Potter of accessories. Both wore corsages Mrs. Bailargeon, a 1965 grad­ mint green and white linen en­ ■Vernon, were wed Saturday W atermari'Belliveau School, is attending the Porter with white lace trim, styled of the bridegroom; and Miss groom, and Allen Litz of Mid­ Insui-ance Co., Hartford. Mr. Manchester served as his broth­ of yellow roses. uate of South Windsor High semble with matching acces­ morning at' Sacred Heart School of Design, Rocky Hill. sleeveless -witlh fitted bodice and Carole Mlffitt and Miss Judith dletown. Wasko is a 1963 graduate of er’s best man. Ushers were A reception for 175 was held School, is attending the Univer­ sories and a corsage of long­ sity of Hartford where she is He is employed at Manchester Church, Vernon. fun skirt. Site wore a matching Hall, both of Manchester. Their Mrs. Torstonson wwe an Bast Windsor High School. He Robert Duncan of Vernon, Charles Boulwell photo at Piano’s Restaurant. Bolton. stemmed cyprepedium orchids The bride is the daughter of headipieoe, and carried a bou- gowns had deep yellow bodices aqua silk dress and coat, and served three yeans with the Ma­ brother-in-law of the bride­ For a wedding trip to Montreal, majoring in secondary business Carpet Center. and ivy. The couple will live at MRS. FRANK 3. BUGNACKI Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Phar- quet of pale pink and deep pink and pale yellow skirts and were coordinated accessories. The rine Oorps at Norfolk, Va,, and groom: Edward White of Man­ 208 Farmington Ave., Hartford mer of Kelly Rd. The bride­ carnations end white baby’s styled to match the honor at­ bridegroom’s- mother wore a Vietnam. He is employed at chester, brother-in-law of the after June 15. Miss Barbara M. Buezek of bridegroom; Miss Patricia breath. tendant’s. They wore yellow pink la.ee dress and coat,, and Colt Industries Di-vision, Pratt bride; and Philip Dowd and groom is the son of Mr. and Muzyezka of YaJeevulle and Events in Mrs. Timrud attended Mt. St. daisy headpieces with face veils coordinated acce.ssories. BOtih and AVhitney Mjachiine Tool, Michael Lautenbach, both of Meriden became the bride of Mrs. Steven C. Steniger of Kelly Gerald Dube of Vernon serv­ Miss Ohri.rtine Muzyezka of Joseph Academy, West Hart­ and carried cascade bouquets of wore white orohid corsages. West Hartford. Manchester. Daniel White of Frank S. Bugnacki of Manches­ Rd. ed as best man. Ushers were Meriden, cousin.s of the bride; ford, Boston (Mass.) College, Manchester, nephew of the Capital The Rev. Patrick Sullivan of Keith Pharmer of Vernon, broth­ ter Saturday morning at St. and Miss Barbara Mik of Meri­ the Massachusetts College of bride, was ring bearer. Art and Emmanuel College Sacred Heart Church performed er of the bride; Harold Bennett Stjanisla.us Church, Meriden. den. of Somers and Walter Higgpns Mrs. DiManno wore a cham­ The bnide is a daughter of Senate Rifle Report both at Boston. Mr. Timrud at- ceremony. Bou- pagne colored A-line dress vrith They were dressed alike in tended Kingswood School West gladioli and pom- of Veriion. Dean Lehmann of Mr. and Mrs. Edwaird Buezek full-length gowns of coral linen matching accessories and an WASHINGTON (AP) — Un­ Hartford, Orange Coast College, accents were on New London, cousin of the of Meriden. The bridegroom is accented with deeper coral orchid corsage. The bride­ certainty, conflict of opinion and bridegroom, was ring bearer. a son of Mr. and Mrs. FTank Costa Mesa, Calif.; and the altar. Miss Barbara Jean Randall groom’s mother wore an aque banding and embroidered ro­ vacillation on the part of De­ Mrs. Pharmer wore a pale Bugnacki of Birch Mt. Rd. settes, fashioned with sheath University of Hartford. He is bride was given in mar- and David Albert Nourie, both dress with white accessories and fense Department and Army employed as a research as- riage by her father. She wore a green brocade dress and match­ The Rev. Stephen Ptaszynski skirts and floor-length trains. officials has slowed the effort to a corsage of yellow orchids. sist.int at Pratt and Whitney, full-length gown of chontilly ing accessories, and a corsage of Manchester, exchanged vows of St. Stanislaus Church per­ They wor? lace crowns with equip U.S. fighting men with a of yellow carnations. The bride­ A reception for 150 was held Divi.sion of United Aircraft lace, designed with long tapered Saturday morning at St. formed the double-ring cere­ short veils qf silk Illusion, and modern rifle, a Senate report groom’s mother wore a melon at the Army and Navy Club. Corp , East Hartford. sleeves, scooped neckline, and Bridget Church. mony and was celebrant at the they carried cascade bouquets says. colored two-piece dress, white For a plane trip to Miami, Pla., bouffant skirt with train. Her nuptial Mass. Bouquets of of coral colored carnations and The Senate Preparedness sub­ accessories, and a corsage of The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Potter wore a floral print veil of silk illusion was arrang­ gladioli and mums were on the ivy. committee made the charge in a Blue Laws white carnations. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Ran­ suit with yellow accessories, ed from a pearl crown, and she altar. Thomas Bugnacki of Wapping report on the controversy over "Blue Laws” , which were A reception for 136 was held and she carried a bouquet of carried a crescent sihaped bou­ dall of 35 Baldwin Rd. The Tire bride was given in mar­ served as his brother’s best the merits of the M16 and M14 originally published and listed at the Bolton Lake Hotel. For a bridegroom is a son of Mr. and yellow and white carnations. quet of white miniature carna­ riage by her father. She wore man. Ushers were Dennis Bug­ rifles. The debate is still unre­ in Connecticut in 1781, stlpulat- motor trip to Florida Mrs. Sten­ Mrs. Armand A. Nourie of 31 They will be at home after tions, pink sweetbeart roses and a fillQ-length silk linen gown nacki of Manchester, brother of solved, the report said. o( that the "selectmen, on find­ iger wore a beige dress and Columbus St. June 17 at 146 Edgerton St. the bridegroom; John Buezek of baby’s breath. Mrs. Potter, a 1963 graduate trimmed with S’wiss lace, de­ The Army standardized the ing children igpiorant, may take coat, matching accessories, and The Rev. Robert J. Keen of Meriden, brother of the bride; Miss Madeline O'Neill of of Manchester High School, is signed wiilth bateau neckline, M14 after World War n , but la­ them away from their parents a corsage of yellow roses. The St. Bridget Church performed elbow-length sleeves and de­ David Jendrejiak of Farming- ter bought the lightweight, fast- and put them into better hands Rockville was maid of honor. couple will live at the High the double ring ceremony. Bou­ employed at Liberty Insurance ton, cousin of the bridegroom; Co., East Hartford. Mr. Potter, tachable Watteau train. Her veil firing M16. at the expense of their par- Eno.la Perry of Vernon was Manor Mobile Homes, Vernon, quets of gladioli and carnations of silk ihusion was arranged and Arthur Chatfield of Mer­ The Senate group, headed by enUs ” flower girl. The honor attendant after June 19. were on the altar. a 1961 graduate of Manchester rick, N. Y. from a matching pillbox hat, Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., said wore a full-length go'wn of ro­ Mr. and Mrs. Steniger attend­ High School, attended Spring- Mrs. Buezek wore a green The bride was given in mar­ and she carried a cascade bou­ it was disturbed “ there should 170 INCHES OF RAIN FALL mance blue, deslgnei^ with lace ed Rockville High School. She is field (Ma.ss.) College. He is Chantilly lace dress with match­ riage by her father. She wore serving with the 134th M.P. Co. quet of orchids, stepbanotis and have been this amount of uncer­ SBAIVAITE FARM, England empire bodice and crepe skirt. a . receptionist at Ted Trudon a full-length gown, designed ivy. ing accessories. The bride­ tainty, inconclusiveness, conflict —'Thi') is thought to^be the -wet- wflb lace trim at the back. She Volkswagen, Talcottville Mr. of the Connecticut National groom’s mother wore an aqua with lace bodice, long lace Guard, and is employed at the Miss Diana Buezek of Meri­ of opinion and varillation on a test uiiiabited place in ali Bini- wore a matching headpiece, and Steniger is employed at the sleeves, crepe skirt, and lace lace dress with matching ac­ den, sister of the bride, was relatively simple weapon such Uuii It receives more than 170 carried a orescent bouquet of Theodore D. Bross Line Con- Materials Development Labora­ cessories. Both wore white or­ train. Her shoulder-length veil tory of Pratt and Whitney, Di­ as a rifle. The problems must inches o f rain a year. pale pink miniature carnations struction Co., Hartford. maid of honor. Bridesmaids chid corsages. of silk illusion was arranged MRS. ROBERT ALLAN WATERMAN vision of United Aircraft Corp., be multiplied with respect to were Miss Mary Ann Bugnacki A reception for 225 was held from a lace headpiece, and she East Hartford. of Manchester, sister of the complex equipment such as carried a cascade bouquet of .at the K of C Home, Kensing­ missiles, ships and planes.” MSas Joanne Barber Belli- riiage by her father. She wore ton. For a plane trip to Mon- carnations, stephanotis and ivy. The senators said they did not Miss Carol Randall of Man­ v W i and Robert Allan Water- a fuU-length poincess style tago Bay, Jamaica, Mrs. Bug­ try to judge which is the better chester, sister of the bride, was min, both of Manoherte?, were ^ accented ^^th nacki wore a green and blue rifle because that is a question maid of honor. She wore a full- pearls over pe«au de soue. Her print dress and coat with white p ^ e d Saturday, May 27. at fingertip veil of silk illusion the military must decide. length empire gown of nile accessories and a white orchid St> James’ CSiUiroh. was arranged from a cabbage Gen. William C. Westmore­ The nrarriage of Miss Bren­ green crepe accented with dai­ corsage. The couple will live in land, U.S. commander in 'Viet­ "fPhe bride Is a daughter of rose headpiece, and she car- sies, fashioned with three-quar­ Manchester. nam, has ordered the M16 for da Clara Lehrmitt of Rock- Mr and Mrs. Joseph Belliveau flip's e caeoade bouquet of roses. ter length sleeves and train. She Mrs. Bugnacki, a graduate of his ground forces, including hViIIc to Newton Francis Schae- o<^142 Diane Dr. The bride- MQss Marjorie Belhveau of wore a matching daisy head- Meriden High School, is em­ §outh Vietnamese soldiers. bol of Manchester was solemn­ gjtoom is a eon of Charles Wa- Manchester, sister of the bride, ployed at International Silver piece, and she carried a colo­ ized Saturday morning at St. nial bouquet of pink carnations tertnan of 10 Elm Ter. and the was maid of honor. She wore a Co., Meriden. Mr. Bugnacki, a Space Pioneer Dies iMte Mrs. Willa Waterman. pale pink silk empire gown grraduate of New Britain High Bnrn.ud's Church, Rockville. and white rosebuds. ‘■The Rev. John J. O’Brien of wiirt/h matching headibow, and School, served two years with . WASHINGTON (AP) — Dr. Tlie bride is a daughter of Bridesmaids were Miss Janet Lloyd Viel Berkner, whose Nourie of Manchester, sister of at. James’ Church performed she carried a colonial bouquet the U. S. Navy. He Is co-owner .Ml and Mrs. Harold Lehrmitt career as a space scientist the bridegroom; Miss Gail Try- the double ring ceremony. Mrs. of deep pink oamaiWons. of Western Beef Mart in Man­ of 8 (jrant St. The bridegroom Rlalph Maccarone was organist. Bridesmaids were Miss Aline chester and Willimantic. ranged from helping aviatrix on and Miss Linda Lewis, both Westbrook photo is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Pnan- The bride was given in mar- Belliveau of Manchester, sister Amelia Earhart prepare for her of Manchester. Their pink gowns first transatlantic flight in 1928 MRS. WILLIAM FREMONT STILES cis Sohdebel of 25 HamUn St. and headpieces were styled to of the bride; Miss Sharon Wa­ The Rev. George P. X. RedJIy, terman and Miss Susan Water­ to conceiving the Idea of the Bests Mark 25th Wedding match the honor attendant’s, T olland International Geophysical Year St. Mark’s Reformed United dressed alike in pink linen pastor of St. Bernard’s Ohuopch, and they carried colonial bou­ man, both of Manchester and performed the double ring cere­ In 1957-8, Is dead at 62. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Best of Brooks, at Union Congregation­ Church of Christ, Burlington, guwtis, designed wiith empire quets of pink carnations and sisters of the bridegroom; and mony. Miss Shirley Havens was Berkner died in Washington North Haven, formerly of Man­ al Church, Rockville. Mrs. N.C., was the scene Sunday af- bodices trimmed with rosettes, deep red roses. Miss Linda Flaherty of Man­ organist. Bouquets of carna- chester. Their deep pink gowns Three Hurt Sunday following an apparent chester, were feted yesterday at Best’s home town. She is a i scooped neckJdines, elbow-demgth ^ Armand Nourie, ^ th er of the heart attack. temoon of the wedding of Miss gjeeves and A-line skints porwpons were on the and headbows were styled to a 25th wedding anniversary member of the North Haven bridegroom, served as best He had suffered a heart at­ Garden Club, and head of the Rita Nell Apple of Burlington back fulUnesB. They wore man. Ushers were David Ran­ match the honor attendant’s and As Car Flips party at the home of Mrs. they carried nosegays of pale tack two years ago and retired North Haven Cancer Dressing to William Fremont Stiles of matching headveils of HUusdon, The bride was given in mar- dall of Manchester, brother of as president of the Southwest Sophia Panciera, 60 Porter St., Group. Best, a foreman at Pratt Manchester. and ‘cainiied bouquets o f pink by her father. She wore a the bride; Robert Hazard of pink carnations. Three Ellington teen-agers Center for Advanced Studies in Best’s sister. Their daughter. The bride is the daughter of roses with pink niaJline and r i b -full-lengtlh...... gown of^French ' ~ lace Manchester and Thomas Bro- John E: Varney of Marlbor­ and Whitney Division, United were injured early Saturday Dallas, Tex. Miss Carole J. Best of New Lon­ Mrs. Garnell Apple Isley of bon accents. over stik taflfetia aiocettted -with jakowski of Plymouth, Pa. ough served as best man. Ush­ Aircraft Corp., North Haven, is night when the car in which He received many awards for don, was co-hostess. About 50 Burlington and the late Everette ^ Edward Stiles of Waten- sequins, designed wilbh sabrina M rs.! Randall wore a powder ers were Robert Varney,. Ray­ a member of Manchester Lodge scientific achievement in work guests from North Haven, Hart­ L. Apple. The bridegroom Is the ^ neckline, fitted bodice, full nif- blue crepe dress trimmed with mond Cosma, Harold Griffin they were riding struck a tree of Masons. Both are members of related to the upper atmosphcM' ford, Newington, and Rockville ffled skirt and detachable train. lace, matching lace coat and a Jr. and Edward Noonan, all of on Hunter Rd. and overturned. St. John’s Episcopal Church, son ot the late Mr. and Mrs. brother’s beat man. Ushens and radio wave propagati^ attended the event. North Haven. Their daughter is George Stiles. ,jy,g,pg Joseph Jessup o f Greens- Her veil o f sdlk illusion was ar- corsage of pink and white car­ Manchester. A passenger In the car, Frank Last year he was awarded the The couple was married May a registered nurse. The Rev. Lawrence Leonard boro, NX!., Kenneth TedPord o f from a Jace crown nations'. The bridegroom’s Mrs. Belliveau wore a blue Padegimas, 17, of Crystal Lake, Natioal Aeronautics and Space 3, 1942 by the Rev. George (Herald photo by Pinto) performed the double ring Manchester, Wayne Smart of trt««>hed with cryatials and se- mother wore a champagrie col­ lace ensemble with matching is in fair condition in Rockville Administration’s first distin­ ceremony. Miss Anna Rose VirgiiBna, "Va., end Bob Denny 9ttins, and she oarried a bou- ored lace dress with brown ac­ f t ' - r - l accessories and a corsage of General Hospital suffering from guished public service medal. Marino' of Eton College was or- of BurtdnlgUm. cfu’et of white roses, cessories and a corsage of tan­ pale pink carnations. a fractured pelvis and Injuries One of Berkher’s earliest jobs States Infovim'aitiion Agency’s ganist. Eddie Dunn of Burling- , m Itb. Isiley woro a mliit green Marianne Hammer of gerine and White carnations. A reception for*150 was held to his right elbow, a hospital A reception was held at Cav- i ■ was radio engineer for the first motion picture and television ton was soloist. Bouquets of Unen ensemlhle, matching acces- Ogunquit, Maine, cousin of the at Orange Hall. After a motor official said. Byrd antarctic expedition in Man Sentenced ey’s Restaurant. For her wed- trip to Washington, D.C., the service. A replacement is ex­ ■white gJa’dibll’ daisies and pom- sories, and a corsage o f flowers- bride, was maid of honor. She The driver of the car, Albert 1928-30. In 1949 he was in charge pons, palms and candleabra of-do-ve. wore a full-length gown of idle couple will live at 17814 E. Cen- Prentiss, 18, of Crystal Lake pected to be named this w e^ . In Mail Fraud of the U.S. military assistance decorated the sanctuary. a reception was held in the green silk organza over taffeta, FalJot plioto ter St. suffered head Injuries. The of­ prog;ram in Western Europe. RED PARTY ARGUMENT A West Hartford man. Im­ The bride was given in mar- FeWowsOiip HaM at the church, designed -with scooped neckline, OVER 3 MILLION Mrs. Waterman, a 1966 grad­ ficial “-said he was scheduled to Prom 1951 to 1960 he supervised riage by Dr. Guillermo Colocho after which the coupQie left for short sleeves and empire walst- Enga^ed WA8HGINTON (AP) — The plicated with Roy Galley of Tol­ uate of Manchester High School, be discharged today. the operation of the Brookhaven of Philadelphia, her brother-in- a plane trip to Jamaica, BWI. bne trimmed with floral ap- PRESCRIPTIONS Supreme ^ u r t called today for Safely Compounded attended Manchester Communi­ The other peissenger, Gary National Laboratory on Long land In a mail fraud scheme, law. She wore a fuU-Iengdb gown The couple wiM ^>end the sum- pliques, and floor-length train, The engagement of Miss Diane new argument Inext term on a I-orlng photo ty College. She is employed at Miner, 17, suffered minor cuts. Inland, N.T., and the govern- was sentenced to 18 months In of silk orgamza and alencon mer at Crystal Lake. She wore a matching headbow Lee Hulser to Gregory Mlchal the Southern New England Tele- section of federal law designed He was treated at the hospital ment’e radio Aetionomy Ob­ lace, designed with fitted bodice Mr. and Mirs. Stiles gradual- with lace veil, and she carried MRS. NEWTON FRANCIS SCHIEBEL ARTHUR DRUG to bar Communist party mem­ federal prison today. Ryan, both of Manchester, has phone Co., Manchester. Mr. Wa- Charhonneaus Wed 25 Years and released. servatory at Green Bank, W. accented With appliques, and de- ed today from Eton Ool- a bouquet of green and yellow bers from working In defense The man is Thomas Devine, been announced by her parents, terman, a 1962 graduate of Man­ Police said the southbound Va. tachable watteau train wi& lace lege. Mra. 9 t t i« is a mem- daisies. feta, and they ^carried baskets cessories. Both wore corsages chester High School, Is employ- Mr. and Mm. William R. plants. 38. He was sentenced in US. Mr. and Mrs. John Di Hulser. dent at Bast OathoHc High car went off the road while When the International Geo­ accents. Her bouffant, tiered ber and -vice presidient o f Tau Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ger- of white, green and yellow of yellow rosesi ; ed at the Hildreth Press. Brls- ciharbonneau Sr. _ o f 36 Good- School. rounding a sharp curve and The action, postponing a deci­ District Court in Hartford by Her fiance is the w n of Mr. physical Year was organized at veil of Imported silk illusion was Zeta Phi sorortty. Mr. Stilles is aid Sweeney of South Windsor, daisies. A reception for 200 was held TTie couple was married slamined Into a tree. Police said sion on a case involving Inter­ Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld. knd Mrs. Max R. Ryan of 53 ______win St. are admiring a gtlt re- his suggestioni he served as arranged from a crown of seed a member and past paasWent o( sister ^ f the bridegroom; Miss Gerald Siweeney of South at the Kosciuszko Club, Ropk- June 10, 1942 at Dedham, the car then dipped over, shat­ pretation of the ' law, was am- Galley, 45, Is serving an 18-, B< Hawthorne St. president of the American Geo­ pe^ls, and she carided a cas- Kafnia Psi Nu fratemiity. He Diane Judge of Rockville, cous- Windsor, brother-th-law of the ville. For a cruise (o the Carib- VIETNAM CASUALTY at a 25th wedding cele- Mass., and has Jived in Man- tering the windshield. nounced in a brief order. month term on a similar charge.' / Mis« Hulser is a 1965 grad- physical Union. cade bouquet of white butter- plans to enter medicgtll school in in of the bHde; and Miss Pa- bridegroom, served as best bean, Mrs. Schlebel wore . a WASmNGTON (AP) - The Oration S u ^ a y afternoon at fhester for the past 10 years. Prentiss was charged with The court said it wants to Another man who the FBI h GLOBE J M te of Manchester High School, fly roses, stephanotis, flower-of- the flam. Mirs. Stiles graduated tticia Lauria of Hdrtford. Their man. Ushers were John Judge beige dress and coat with yel------„ ------, ^ T-, ; the home of their son-in-law Besides their children, they speeding and iq scheduled to ap­ CAPITAL FOOTNOTES hear add) )itional argument on said was involved In the scheme love, and French maline. wtih a major in business educa- maize colored gowns and head- of Rockville, cousin of the low accessories and a corsage ^ she attended Central Con- and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Al- have two glrandchildren, Jill pear in Stafford Springs Cir­ Alexander B.. Trowbridge, the secretary of defense’s ,aur had his sentencing continued be­ SUte College. Vietnam 30 Dehnont SL Miss Anita Apple of Burling- tton. Mr, Stiles majored in bows were styled to match the bride; Philip Edwards, Law- of yellow roses.. The couple will r Travel Ssrviee 1 and Scott Fyler. Mrs. Cihar- cuit Court 12 June 28. acting secretary of'commerce, thority to bar Communists from cause he is In the hospital. He r 'Mk, Ryan is a 1964 graduate P/c. D m cM H. Fleming. 20, ^bout 50 fWewta and reia- ton, sister of the bride, was chemistry in pre-mecHcal cours- honor attendant’s, and they car- rence Lafie and Peter Nocek, be at home June 15' at East boimeau teaches Grade 5 at S t has. urged executives of some plants he designates as "de­ is Edwaid Bartenstelii, 68 o f Y 905 MAIN STREET ^ fif Maaeheater Hlgfi SdwoL He “ Stamford, Conn. attended the surprise par­ maid of honor. Bridesmaids es. ried bouquets of green and yel- all of Manchester. Jeffrey Ed- Hartford. James’ School.! He? husband Is U.S., SWISS TRADE MORE 700 companies to Intensify their fense facilities.” Wether^eld. ’ were Mrs.'Guillermo Colocho ot ------low daisies. - wards of Manchester was ring Mrs. Schlebel Is a gfraduate of k 643-2165 A ti a irtudent fit the Univeiwlty The department said Sunday ty which was given by the I 'i employed as aJji insurance con­ WASHINGTON •— U.S. ex- efforts to limit the flow of dol­ . At issue is a section of (he The scheme was said to In­ Philadelphia, sister of the’ bride; CANADA 2nd IN POWER Miss Michelle Sweeney and bearer. Rockville High School." Mr. » f Oonaecttcut, and a member of that Fleming was killed by ene- couple’s children, Mrs. Fyler, sultant ' for" Metropolitan Life ^ Authorized agent In Man- ^ poqits to Switzeinlanid in 1966 lars overseas. The executives 1950 Subversive Activities' Con­ volve cashing of stolen Security Miss Sandra Be?gman of Uncas- OTTAWA — Oanada, second Miss - Elaine Sweeney, both of Mrs. Lehrmillit wore a nile Schlebel is a graduate of Man- ^Chester for all Airlines,^ |lt« Air Foret Reaerva my mortar fire. He was the William Chaibooneau Jr., Insurance Oo., Manchester. amounted t^ $335 mUOliion, 13 are participating in a voluntary trol Act aimed to bar all mem­ Insurance (Jroup bank drafts ^ woddlnjf it planned tof ton of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth iitudying for tilt prietthood tor ville; Miss Eveline Garrison only to Che United Statra in hy- South Windsor and twin nieces green dress and coat with cheater High School.' Both are ^Railroads and Steamship^ They are communicants of St. per cent hdgber than in 1865 and balance-of-payments^rogram. bers of the Communist .^party through phony Insurance claims. and Miss Margaret Cates, both dro-electrac power, has dievel- of the bridegroom, werp flower matching accessories. The employed at Pratt and 'Whitney, M at 8 t Bartholomew’a Fleming o( 1 Caocadt the ftrrlnUmntt oT Heitftord;. Jamef ChinlL (Herald photo tba faigbiest in & koR UM oiy of George Stevens Jr., has res­ from working In defense facil­ ^ ^ Stamford, Conn. and Joan OuftMimietiu^ a stu­ All three have pleaded guilty of Burlington. oped only one-thdod of its po- girls. They- wore idle ^ green bridegnMnt’s' mother wore an Division of United Aircraft by Plnlt&)j aidtiya trade reHaitfloma. igned as head of the United ities. ‘ , to the charges. ^ TSm bridell aittendantB wera teutalaa. gowns ot silk organza over tgf- aqua (fresa with matching ac> Corp., East Hartford. • . /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE SEVIIN^ the locks on their cell doors, Mental Standards Lowered police said. x,; LIGGEn DRUG Percy Urges VOLKSWAGEN ® LEASING They were identified as TV-Radio Tonight George Cabral, 19, of New Mil­ PARKADE 24 Mo. U K ite Flow But 176,000 Fail in Draft ford, awaiting trial on charges U.S. to Help “IRTOinHEr OPEN mallibl. It of rape and theft of a motor 17:45 A.M . to 10 P.M. The Baby Has •"')' $78.00 •xtra coat WASHINGTON (AP)—Despite his potential general usefulness vehicle, and Charles Harris, 28, Open Aqaba TeleviMon •nor SSSlOO Hf lowered mental standards, more to the service. of Waterbury, awaiting trial on FASTBACK SEDAN m*. than 176,(MO American youths The 176,027 who failed to meet charges of breaking and enter­ 6:00 ( 3) Movie • (40) 'You Asked F or It Hr mental requirements last year HARTFORD (AP) — U.S. ( 8-23) Mike Douglaa ( 8-40) Iron Horse M>r $99|00 mt* ing and larceny. KARMANN GHIA were rejected for the draft last represented a drop of 51,782 Senator Charles Percy (R. 111.) (lO)Perry Mason (12) G illigan's Island (C) Hr R*^ad Herald Ads (12) Mei'v G ilffin (10) Movie •rir SH2 year because they were unable from 1965, a year of tougher Been Named... has called on the U.S. to take (18) lllphway P atrol (18) Alfred Hitchcock STATION WAGON (20) Pllni (24) B ritish Calendar (11 Nil.) OHiar Manlhly LatN to meet even those require­ standards. whatever steps are necessary (3<1) Rlverboat (24) \CasUes and Cloisters, pw riant Avallakla,.. ments. I (40) Adains Fam ily Belgium Slatt Inqvliin Invtfatf The .23,555 who were both tp defend Israel’s ’’right” to use S'.’W (40) New.s i (24) S tate Budget Debate Another 23,555 were turned mentally and physically dis­ ‘ Daly, Mcegan Marie, daughter of Kevin John and Re- 6:00 ( 3 (C). 10) News. Sports, (12) Mr. T crrlnc (C) down on both mental and medi­ ■gina Toole Daly, Mark Circle, Rockville. She was bom May the Gulf of Aqaba. W eather I ( 8-40) R at P atrol (C) Rta. tl, Tolland Tpkt. qualified were some 5,000 below (18) Merv Griffin (18) Subscription TV TED TRUDON TalcoHvilla-Maneiiaiitr cal grounds at preinduction ex­ the previous year. [29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ ’’Israeli ships are already ex­ ( 8) Newswire (12) The Lucy Show aminations in 1966. cluded from the Suez Canal. (34) W hat's New? (24) Antiques 649-2131 The report showed 108,259 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tooler, Naugatuck. Her pa- (22) New.s ( 3-12) Andy Griffith (C) VOLKSWAGEN The lower standards, how­ white youths flunked' mental ‘temal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daly, Tuscon, Their right to use the Gulf of (20) Social Security in Action I ( 8-40) Felony Squad (C) Af|aba must not be abandoned, (12) Ncwslyeat I ( 8-40) Peyton Place (C) ever, resulted in only about 12 qualification in 1966 compared Ariz. She has three brothers, Kevin, 6, Michael, 4, and Da­ 140) News. Bronco ( 3-12) Fam ily Affair (C) per cent of potential draftees with 137,225 in 1965—a drop of mian, 3. nor can Israel Itself be aband­ (,■(0) McHalc’a Navy ' ( ,3-12) Coronet Blue (C) • • • • • oned.” Percy said. e-.l."; (20) News (10-20-22-30) Run for Your Life flunking mental requirements in about 21 per cent. In a Sunday commencement 6:30 ( .3-12) Walter Cionklte (C) (C) 1966 compared with nearly 21 Among Negro youtlis, 67,774 Whalen, John Stanton and Thomas Matthew, bvin .sons ( 8) Peter JenniiiKS (Cl (12) To Tell the nilh per cent in 1965. failed to meet mental standards of William C. Sr. and Beverly Coiilombe Whalen, 36 Moun­ speech at Trinity College the (10-20-22-30) Huntle.v-Brink- ( .S-40) The Big Valley lev (Cl I ( 3-12) Pa.s.sword These' statistics apjiear in a compared with 90,584 in 1965—a tain Dr., Wapping. Tliey were born May 26 at Manchester •senator found fault with the m a­ Amherst Grad (24) Design for a City (.3-8 (C). 10-22-3040) News, report by the Army surgeon decline of about 25 per cent. MANCHESTER PARKADE Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and jor world powers for tlie Arab- (20) Social Security Snorts. Weather 7:00 ( 3) Movie (20) Law and Mrs. Jones general dealing with results of The number of youths exam­ Mrs. John W. Coulombe, Ea,st Hartford. Their paternal grand­ Israeli feud which has contin­ Mather H. Neill Jr., son of (22-30) Ba.seholl (C) M2) Newsbeat examinations of youths for mili­ ined for the draft vaulted sharp­ father is William J. Whalen, South Deerfield, Mass. They have ued ever since the state of Is­ Dr. and Mrs. Mather H. Neill of (10) Ba.seball I (20) M emorv lam e (12) Center S tase I ( 3) Movie tary service last year. ly in 1966, under the impetus of a brother, William C. Jr., 1. rael was established. 87 Boulder Rd., was graduated (24) W hat's New? I (10-20-22-30) TonigM (C) * • • » • In that time, he said, "no (20) Unntley-Brlnklcy ( 8-40) Joey Bishop Show "The most significant factor the Vietnam buildup. The 1968 cum laude with a Bachelor of ( 8) Twilight Zone (12) Joo P ’yne Show (C) tota' of those examined came to Taylor, Kathleen Marie, daughter of Robert W. Sr. and major -power, no consortium of K iU ld M C A that affected these results was the increased demand for mili­ 1.61 million compared with 1.23 Katherine Rutsky Taylor, Sou^Ji St., Coventry. She was born powers, not even the United Na­ Art’s degree during commence­ SEE SATURDAITS TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTING million in 1965. May 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal tions, had made a determined ment exercises June 2 at Am­ tary manpower caused by the intensified Vietnam conflict,” Over-all, 605,199 were rejected grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rutsky, 35 Irving St. effort to resolve a peaceful set­ herst College. COUNTRY on either mental, medical or Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Tay­ tlement of the Arab-Israeli dis­ Radio the surgeon general’s report pute.” He is a 1963 Deerfield Acad­ said. adm inistrative ground.s. ’This lor, Coventry. She has a brother, Robert W. Jr., 3. emy graduate. At Amhelist, he ***** While treading close to uni­ (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 10 It brought about “decisive was about 65,000 more than the served as vice president of FARE year previous. Belanger, Douglas Michael, son of Robert John and lateral action in the Middle minute length. Some statlonc rarry other short newscasts.) modifications in the standards Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Elizabeth Rankin Belanger, 183 Spruce St. He was bom May East, the potential Republican WDRC—136* 7:30 News of the World of military acceptability—speci­ 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ presidential candidate said he was elected to the Lord Jeff So­ 5:00 Dick Robinson 7:45 Joe Garagiola fically, by lowering the mental TWO FLE E FROM JAIL ciety. He earned a varsity let­ 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:5<) Sing Along lOH Holds Its Graduation Ceremony standards.” LITCHFIELD (AP) — Police ents are Mrs. Ruth Rankin, Wall St., Coventry, and Harold thinks the U.S. has "unilaterally 9:00 Ken Griffin ■7:55 David Brinkley Rankin, Honolulu, Hawaii. His paternal gi-andparents are undertaken too much in Asia.” ter in soccer there. 1:06 News. Sign Off 8:05 Pop Concert The report said the 'mental sought two prisoner.s today who For a wide selection o.( fine food in a pleasant Miss Luanne Heck of 297 Henry St. surrounded by a heart Mr. and Mrs. Homer Belanger, Ashford. "Increasingly, the war in Neill plans to study medicine WKCH—9I« 9:05 Nightbeat ing seniors of 1967 inscribed on it was presented by the evaluation of a potential induc­ escaped from the state jail at 6:00 Hartford Highlighti 11:00 News shaped formation of swimmers was one of the features of ***** Vietnam is an American effort in the fall at the College of 7:(X) News 11:15 Snoits Final atmosphere. seniors to the lOH. The torch was carried last night and tee is based on tests designed to Litchfield while awaiting Supe­ 11:30 ’The Other Side of the Day the Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH) water show, "Out Zane, Jacqueline Ann and Jody Marie, twin daughters on ■ Asian soil, rather than an Physicians and Surgeons, Co­ 8:00 Gaslight will be carried at all future graduations. Debbie Caldwell, measure his general mental rior Court trials. lumbia University. 12:00 Quiet Hours 1100 BURNSIDE AVE.—EAST HARTFORD O’ Darkness,” last night at Manchester High School Pool. 7, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Caldwell Jr. of 158 of Stephen A. Jr. and Constance Risley Zane, 10 Echo Dr., Asian effort with American W POP—1410 ability to absorb military train­ The men escaped Sunday 5 Vernon. They were born May 28 at Manchester Memorial help,” he added. 6:00 Danny Clayton Show There also was a graduation of 25 seniors representing Bol­ Boulder Rd., v/as "Little'Rose” in the closing scene of the ing within reasonable time and night, apparently after picking 7:00 bee "Babi” Simms Show TRIPLE DECKER SANDWICHES ton High, East Catholic High, Manchester High and Weth­ evening. (Herald photo by Oflara.) Hospital. Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Our commitment in the Far 12:00 Gary Girard Show RANGE Horace Risley, 149 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon. Their paternal WINF—1230 AND ersfield High Schools, A torch v.dth the names of all graduat­ East, the senator concluded, Plane Crash, .'i:00 News TURKEY grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Zana Sr.. 36 Fair^^ "has an adverse effect upon our 5:15 Speak Up Hartford White Meat. Crisp Bacon, Lettuce, It 1 "7 C view St. Their paternal great-grandmothers are Mr.s. Julik 6:00 News FUEL O IL Tomato ...... position in Europe and the Mid­ Accidents Take 6:13 Barry Father Show about a half hour after the men Zdon, 36 Fairview St., and Mrs. Steve Zenczak, Suffield. They dle E ast.” 6:45 Lowell Thoma-s GASOLINE Air Safety Probed Manville Estate left. She was not injured. have a sister, Deborah Lee, 2*2. .7 (10 The World Tonight H A M Q Q Percy was one of eight per­ Four Slate Lives 7:15 Frank t'.ifford The 360,000 home, on a site of ***** sons receiving honorary degrees 7:.30 Harry Reasoner Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato ...... * Robbed; Cash, C/i acres, is surrounded by an Chemerka, Chris Margaret, daughter of Jerome Walter ’7:35 Mike Wallace from Trinity. The college By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8:00 News TUNA CLUB 80 outer six-foot-high fence of link !A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK^ and Sheila O’Neill Chemerka, Notch Rd., Bolton. She was 8:10 Speak Up Hartford 160 Britons Killed Jewelry Taken awarded 252 baccalaureate and Traffic accidents and the BANTLY OIL Tuna Fl.sh Salad, Melted Cheese ...... oesh and split rails, and an in­ bom May 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ 11:.30 Barry Farber Show 86 graduate degrees. 12:00 Comment COMPANY. INC. ner fence of 10-foot high chain ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neill, 10 crash of a military jet plane EGG SALAD 65 CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. (AP) — 12:15 News Sign Off :j;n represent New England in the everything would come out alright because God was on his May 28 at Rockville General Hospital. ford Hospital. side. His quick response was, “Whether God is on my side ***** Miss Bliss, a resident of New Sunday, a four-engine Argo­ demand an immediate safety her bedroom watching televi­ NCAA tournament starting June In East Lyme, a jet plane Bahler-Moser Dairy is of little concern. It is far more important for me to be on French, Michael John, son of Donald and Jean Lamkin York and New Canaan, died last naut coming home from Major­ check and review of the age of sion Saturday night when the 12 at Omaha, Neb. •- crashed in thick woods Satur­ HIS side.” French, Vernon Gardens, Vernon He was born May 26 at Oct. 25. ca plummeted into the center of all planes brought out for the three men, dressed in black, Till, Eagles captured the Dis­ day at the Stone’s Ranch Mili­ J RockVille General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Yale said the scholarship and MANCHESTER PARKADE < the northern city of Stockport, summer holiday trade. entered. After tying and gaggin trict 1 championship and a Lincoln’s only coheern for personal destiny was a prayer tary Reservation while taking Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lamkin, Salem, N.H. His paternal one of the professorships will killing 72 of the passengers and Robert Carr, leader of the her, she said, the trio went berth in the College World Se­ for destination in Heaven. Present day leaders and followers part in a simulated bombing OPEN 7 A.M.-9:30 P.M. alike need more of this sort of concern. ^«-andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. French, ’Tatawa, be named for Miss Bliss. The TOMORROW Injuring 12. The plane crashed Conservative aviation group in ries by edging Massachusetts maneuver. The pilot, Capt. Ste­ about the eight-room home two other chairs will be named in the only clear area for miles Commons, said he would urge a 7-6 in 12 innings Saturday in the phen J. Perlln, 26, of Roslyn gathering up the loot. WATKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE , ***** the Ira Vaughan Hiscock Pro­ around, and nobody on the drive for worldwide safety. deciding game of their best-of- 142 E ast Center Street — 649-7196 Heights, N.Y., a Marine reserve Miss Erdlen freed herself , Burgess, Penny Lynn, daughter of Philip L. Jr. and fessorship and- the John Rod- ground was hurt. Newspapers called for action. three playoffs. Linda Toth Burgess, 41 Ferndale Dr. She was born May 3J at man Paul Profes.sorship, in hon­ pilot, was killed. He was alone Both planes were owned by "With the grief there must be Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents or of two emeritus members in the A4B Skyhawk jet. private British airlines. Beth determination to establish the are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Toth, Howard Rd., Bolton. Her pa­ of Yale’s faculty. In Milford, five-year-old Don­ were propeller-driven vetera)»s full facts of these appalling ternal grandparents are Mr. end Mrs. Fdiilip L. Burgess Sr., All three chairs will be in na Gllfort was struck and fa­ 1 DAY SALE around 20 years old. Both had crashes,” said the Daily Ex- tally injured by a car near her U 89 Hudson St. She has a sister, Amy, 2. the Department of Epedemiolo- [6 2 been retired from service by ptess.” guaranteed! better fit and comfort or... * « * * * gy and Public Health. home Friday night. Donna, the bigger airlines as they bought The Dally Mail called for a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ 1 3 5 i ‘ Ruddy, Sliaron Ann, daughter of John E. and Patricia Tile announcement said an al­ a t th e newer aircraft. And both crash­ full government inquiry. The Moriarty Ruddy, 53 Leland Dr. She was bom May 30 at Man­ ter Glifort, died in Milford Hos­ WEEWU es came during the landing ap­ Sun demanded a “wide survey location of $100,000 will be made pital about two hours after the chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are FOB A LIFETIME! proach. of whatever problems” charter for the establishment of the accident. You’ll never have to buy film araln . . . Dr. and Mrs. Mdrtimer E. Moriarty, 145 Park St. Her paternal scholarship. The remainder of because each lime 'jiegeUs develops and The prototype for both planes flights involved. The Dally Tele­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Ruddy, West prints your roll of Black & White or Magic Mirror was designed in 1939. The Argo­ graph called for a thorough the bequest will be divided into MARINE RESERVIST DEAD Roda-color film we g i v e vou ABSO Haidford. She has a sister, Kathleen Ellen. 22 months. naut is a Canadian model of the scrutiny of air space and what’s three equal parts to endow the EAST LYME (AP) — A Ma­ LUTELY FREE, a fresh roll of film ***** for vour camera. We replace the film Douglas DC4 with British in­ in it. new professorships. rine reserve pilot killed here you have developed. It’s all fresh- Falcetta, Sandra^ Jean, daughter of Eugene H. Sr. and Yale President Kingman dated and top '^uality an d Ko- stead of American engines. N in a jet plane crash Saturday Vera Hutson Falcetta, 81 George Dr., Vernon. She was born Brewster Jr., in announcing the I 'Ink. Ino Quick proce.ssinR . . , Beauty Studio BOAC, the state-owned British June 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal morning has been identified as 1 24 hour service for Pacifists Arrested bequest, said Miss Bliss had black and white (just Overseas Airways Corp., retired HARTFORD (AP) — The wife grandmother is Mrs. J. W. diandler. Savannah. Ga. Her pa­ Capt. Stephen J. Perlin, 26, of a little bit longer for win a HONDA taken an active interest in the Roslyn Heights, N.Y. color). the Argonauts in 1959 after 107 of a man arrested on a draft ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcetta. 133 775 MAIN STREET million air miles and two acci­ university’s public health pro­ Perlin was alone in the A4B evasion charge has been arrest­ Oak St. She hM a brother. Eugene H. Jr., 6; and a sister, 6 2 0 dents. gram since the 1930s. Skyhawk jet when it crashed MANCHESTER ON ed along with five other paci­ Dorene E., 8. ’Two other DC4s have crashed * * * * * into thick woods while taking JJ2JL fists after a demonstration out­ this year, killing 67 persons. side the state jail in Hartford. Kupfei^hmld, Neal Vernon, son of Vernon Eugene and part in a simulated bombing A'r riiE PARKADE for FATHER'S DAY* Chartered flight companies in Candy Stephens, 20, was one Ellen Zahner Kupferschmld, Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. He f Area Weather maneuver at the Stone’s Ranch ILIGGEH DRUG 404 MIDDLE TPKE. WESTl Britain must conform to the of five persons charged Satur­ was bom June 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma­ Military Reservation. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — WIGS and same safety rules- as BOAC and day with loitering. Another of ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jahner, Cider The U.S. Weather Bureau says Its sister line, British European the pacifists, James Byrd of Mill Rd., Ellington. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and given free at D&L only! that sunny skies and warm tem­ Airways. But BOAC and BEA Hartford, was charged with Mrs. Werner Kupferschmid, Sunset Rd., Ellington. He has two peratures will continue today have rules of their own more breach of the peace by assault. glstcrs, Lisa Mae, 3, and Janet Carol, 15 months. and most of tomorrow. Temper­ ***** WIGLETS strict than the minimum re­ Jonathan Stephens, 24, was atures will reach into the 80s quired by law. The state lines, arrested last Wednesday on the Hamlll, Coreen Marie, daughter of John D, and Dolores this afternoon over inland areas for example, do not permit pi­ can't you picture Dad Turull Hamill, 15 Server St. S.ie was born May 31 at Man­ draft evasion charge at the but cooling southerly breezes TUESDAY, JUNE 6 lots to land passengers at an Committee for Non-Violent Ac­ chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are will spread inland by late aft­ Attention airport which he has not visited tion headquarters in Voluntown. Mr. and Mrs. William ’Turull, 317 Oakland St. Her paternal ernoon. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamill, 46 West­ Some patchy fog will develop from 9 to 9 minster Rd. She has a si^er, Jeanne Lynn, 18 months. ***** over ,our region during tonight, in a y X i giving way to sunny conditions HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS , 1 0 0 % ORDER TODAY m Spano, Brian Christopher, son of Thomas and Doreen tomorrow. The bright blue of Thrasher Spano, 195 Ferguson Rd. He was born May 25 at the sky the past few days will i H U M A N Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is take on a more hazy appear­ Mrs. Frank A. Thrasher, New Bedford, Mass. His paternal ance during the next 36 hours. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vito Spano, Hartford. He has MANCHESTER-(EAST CATHOLIC HAIR! Five Day Forecast DURA-WITE Shirt a brother, Salvatore, 13; and a sister, Marcia, 10. Temperatures from Tuesday (All Shades) LOSE WEIGHT BYIRIDAY # * 4> « through Saturday are e.xpected Harti, Kevin Michael, son of Michael and Cherie Peter- to be above normal with day­ Just take a tiny LjO S B w k i o h t Bon Harti, Arlington, Mass., formerly of Manchester. He was Hand Mode Hungrex tablet before 'A time highs averaging from the THE FIRST DAYI and on a HO NDA! born June i at Symmes Ho.spital, Arlington. His maternal high-IDs to the "m id 80s and The Wigs $69.95 meals...and banish those grandmother is Mrs. Viola Peterson, 27 Turnbull Rd. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE NINl^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIffN^ MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE EIGHT ------, II ■■ I '■ =— ------T ollan d Events Sees Pope as Chief Pastor fianrljpatpr second front, even though It boomepatiga 1 to Rus.sia, neverthele.ss has a chance of Connecticut Bank & Trust in the lEnpiting ^eralb achieving one Russian aim in this coun­ try. The first development of oriois in Bishop’s Call for Unity PUBLISHED BY THE Gives Best Bid on Bonds h e r a l d p r i n t i n g CO.. INC. the Near East w’as greeted by , choruses World . 13 Blssell Street of "no unilateral action by the Urated Manchester. Conn.__ The Connecticut Bank and bulance Association to be used U.S. Lied • Soviets THOMAS F. FERGUSON States” bv people who had been highly Trust Oo. Is the successful bid­ W ALTER R. FERGUSON toward the purchase of a re- MOSCOW (AP) Pravda Sparks Christian Dialogue Publishers vooal supporters of Ameaican unilateral der for the $1,910,000 worth of auscitator. Guests have bden re­ Founded October 1. 1881______contended today "Irrefutable action in Vietnam. Our government it­ Tolland bonds. The bonds In­ quested to bring their own facts’’ show that U.S. Defense SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Anglicans and Protestants to re­ community of Christians In ex­ Piihl!.i-h»‘4 Every Evening Ej^ept Sunday self moved as slowly juid hesitantly in cluded $1,710,000 bonded for the cards. Department lied when it said Episcopal Bishop C. Kilmer examine their relationship to erting its massive power to halt id Holld^s. 1 Entered at thei Post Office M first phaise of constniction of the papacy as the chief spokes­ anchester. donn.. aa\ Second^^Claaa Mall this Near East cri-sds as Ru.ssia might The Scoreboard “ no U.S. aircraft bombed or Myers’ call for Christian unity war and conflict In the world. S the high BChdol, w d $200,000 man for the Christian communi­ Katter. \ ______have w’ahted it to. w'hioh is probably one The Tolland Junior High strafed’’ a Sbviet ship in a under the Pope has stirred some He also called upon Pope Paul for financing the changeover to ty \ln the world. • ' ■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES / >• Baseball team will play Elling­ North Vietnamese harbor Fri­ of theN Christian dialogue he to consult with the Atchbishop Payable In Advance ______reason I.srael has taken affairs into its the uniform fiscal year method Myers declared that the Ro­ ton, after school at the Tol­ day. sought to encourage. of Canterbury and other presi­ One Year ...... own more resolute hands. But, on the of accounting.. man Catholic Church is accept­ Six Months ...... ILOT land ballfield. The team will The Soviet Union protested to The spiritual leader of about dents of the World Council of Ttiree Months ...... y.oo Other hand, people who criticized the The bank purchased the bonds ing Its own share of the guilt of play Somers tomorrow after­ the United States Friday, saying 103,b00 Northern California Churches “ in order that Chris­ THE WIGGERY One Month ...... l .° ° ■ United States for its uniilateral interven­ on a bid of $100.52 for a four disunity and added, “ We must noon in Somers. one Russian seaman was killed Episcopalians offered his tians may move in this direction " m e m b e r o f _ _ tion in Victniun were to be found, al­ per cent coupon, resulting in a thoughts in a sermon at packed acknowledge our own guilt as of fundamental unity.’’ THE a s s o c i a t e d PRESS The Braves will play the Pi­ and six others wounded In an net Interest cost to the town of well and this we have been BEAUTY SALON The A'.sociated Press Is exclusively entltlM most immediately, giving public en­ rates tomorrow night at the attack at Cam Pha. The United Grace Cathedral Sunday and Criticism came from many the use of republication of all news dla- 8.94 per cent. somewhat less willing to do. If Satches credited to it or not otherwise credit­ dorsement to the view that the United Hicks ballfield. States suggested, North Viet­ later said he expected there church leaders, some of it 525 MAIN STREET— 643-2330 ed in this paper and aiso the local news nut>- The bonds were re-offered to Rome attempts to renew herself States must act promptly and deci.sdvely The Boys League officers and namese antiaircraft shells had would be disagreement with his muted, while there were some yield from three per cent in preachment. in full view of the whole world ^Ah'^ idglihs of republication of special dis­ in the Near Ea.st -and the Rev. Marlin managers will meet tomorrow hit the cargo ship Turklatan. who regarded the proposals as patches nerein are also r e s e r v e d .______Dec. 1, 1968 to four per cent Bishop Myers invited his con­ nothing less Is required of us." night at 8 at the United Con­ Pravda, the Communist party not being so controversial. 2 ★ Special On Hair Goods Uuther King is a notable example of in Dec. 1984. The bishop said the Pope The Herald Printing Conipany ^c.. ^ gregational Church to com­ paper, nublished an Interview gregation to consider the "cen­ Myers’ former bishop said, Bunies no financial responsibility for typ^ this kind of development. The proceeds of this bond is­ tral, crucial role of the Holy See should be acknowledged as the 1 plete plans for the Independent and Capt. Viktor Sokolov of the “ His words will do no good and graphical errors appearing " “^'’ertisemenW sue will be used to pay bond in any dialogue on the unity of chief pastor of the Christian ir European Wigs — Italian Made and 1.1 her reading matter In The Manchester So one ground nile w’o would propose baseball league tournament. Turklatan In which he said "vis­ will not further unity at all.” family and lead the world-wide Evening Herald.______la that we Americams try to see both anticipation notes in the same The officers and team cap­ ibility was excellent” and Christ’s church.’’ He called on The Rt. Rev. Richard Emrich, Q Q (Reg. $145.50) Full service client of N. E. A. Service, fac. fronts as part.s of the same tragedy, of amount tains of the Men’s Softball "there could be no question of Episcopal bishop of Michigan, Publishers Representatives — The Julius First Grade Registration Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ the same new mi.stake by mankind, and League will meet tomorrow an attack by mistake.” commented: “ I think all of us While Hiey Last cago. Detroit and Boston.______First grade registrations will night si 8:30 at the VFW home. Sokolov said U.S. pilots Opposed Viet Policies desire unity. But one of the of the same ba.sic struggle. And we be held this week daily between MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA.- might try to define 'that struggle for The Bulletin Board “ trained their machine guns on great facts of the world is not noNS.______the hours of 9 a.m. and noon An informal public meeting the central superstructure of the that you desire unity, but that ir Falls — Hand Made, 100% Human Hair what it really is, which is not a strug­ at the Meadowbrook School Of­ Display advertising closing hours: to discuss the lighting of the ship where the crpw lived and Ex‘State Department Aide there are real differences in 20 to 24” Long $ ^ (Reg. $150.00) For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. gle against Communism or against fice. QQ QQ Tolland Green will be held to­ worked.” He- said a Soviet flag belief.” For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. Arabs, but a .struggle to put those who Eligible children must attain For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. night at 7:30 at the Town Hall. was flying frmm the mast and a Dr. Frederick A. Schiotz of For Thursday — 1 p.m Wednesday. are fortunate enough—or perhaps un­ the age of six years before Jan. Explains His Resignation While They Last For Friday — 1 p.m. Thu^ay. Representatives of the Connect­ hammer and sickle was visible Minneapolis, president of the For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. . fortunate enough -to .sun-ive this con­ 1. Written certification of birth on the ship's stack. icut Light and Power Co. will WASHINGTON (AP)—A States alone can make the world 2.5-million-member American The secret of Coiffure, is the shaping, cutting and Classified deadline — S P ""; flict under some sy.stem of intemational and vaccination must be pre­ Soviet newspapers reported publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday attend the meeting. The com­ former top State Department safe for self-determination, or Lutheran Church, said it would tapering of the hair. At the Wiggery you’ll get a and Monday publication. sented at the time of registra­ earlier that public meetings law’ and police. pany has propoacd the installa­ official says he quit the Johnson whether It should think first be unfair to comment specifical­ coiffure that is so right for you. tion. were being organized through ly without further information. Monday, June 6 We will not be divided among our­ Only one-quarter of those tion o f mercury vapor ligtits on administration because it took a about protecting its own nation­ the Soviet Union to denounce But he added: “ If it is what a OPEN DAILY 9 to 6 selves by different degrees of interest eligible were regfistered at last the Green similar to those at military approach to victory in al Interests. the “piratic actions of the U.S. few quotations from it suggest, Wednesday night’s orientation the high school. Residents of Vietnam—a course he believes “ If we lost the political and THURSDAY & FRIDAY 9 to 9 On To Armageddon? in or loyalty to the different fronts of military.” mainly a call to accept the Pope and reg;lstratlon session. the area fear this will destroy President John F. Kennedy social battles—If, after our gen­ NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY The second front of Wotild War HI this w’ar if we keep within our.selves as the head of the entire Chris­ It is “ absolutely essential that the historic character the would have tried to avoid. erals and our jets depart, South to now fuUy open. some live consciousness of the only main Kiesinger Stronger tian unity, then in my judgment each eligible child be registered Green. Vietnam will still be unable to It was not intended to be the second goal which is Involved anywhere, which HANNOVER, Germany (AP) Roger Hilsman, former assist­ ’The Planning' and Zoning live In freedom—then are all the it is ill-advised. The Christian at this time” , according to Prin­ — The Christian Democratic ant secretary of state for Far front of World War III, any more than is another chance for mankind. Tliat is Commission will meet at 8 to­ military victories meaningless church Is more than a corpora­ cipal Donald Parker, ” in order party of Chancellor Kurt Georg Eastern affairs, also suggested the war in Vietnam was intended to be not synonomouK with victory. For vic­ and the human sacrifices a tion with an executive that teachers, space and ma­ night in the Town Hall. Kiesinger increased its share of that despite administration director.” the first front. tory has now become; a.s Dwright Eisen­ waste?” Percy said. terials may be provided.” The Tolland Public Health the Lower Saxony vote in state comments to the contrary. But the one front is the reaction to hower once said, something hardly less Percy did endorse U.S. in­ Support came from Bishop Also required is a physical Nursing Association ■will meet parliament elections Sunday President Johnson decided to volvement In the Middle East Edward R. Wells of the West the other. horrible than defeat. examination of the child, to be tonight at 8 at the United Con- from 37.7 to 41.7 per cent. launch regular bombing of crisis, saying Israel’s right to Missouri Episcopal Diocese, a In Vietnam, we hoped to be able to Finally, for the most basic of all performed before December, gregaitdonal Church Religious Lower Saxony’s traditional North Vietnam before Hanoi use the Gulf of Aqaba must be member of the National Joint "escalate” In such a manner as to win and preferably before school Education building. leader, the Social Democrats, began mass infiltration of men ground rules, courage. preserved. Commission on Anglican-Roman without creating World War m. opening In September. 'The VFW Auxiliary will slipped from the 44.9 per cent and supplies southward. MV’ The easiest, most cow’ardly thing we Sens. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., Dan­ Catholic Relations. We found ourselves, in reeility, unable Mrs. Meyer Cited meet tonight at 7:30 at the they won four years ago to 43.1 administration has said the OF MANCHESTER can do in this kind of world i.s to for­ iel B. Brewster, D-Md., and “ I fall to see anything contro­ Mrs. Harriet Meyer of Tolland Post Home. per cent. The Naz-line National bombing was In retaliation for to control our own escalation. Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J., versial in this,” he said. “ It TED. 643-5171 get that we are human beings, and be­ has been presented an honorary 'The present and former Ex­ Democratic party got 7 per cent Hanoi’s aggression. In the Near East, Russia hoped to be making speeches in their states, seems the most natural thing in come, for the duration, conscienceless, award from the Connecticut ecutive Board of the 'Tolland of the vote and won its first 10 able to make a power feint which would NiUiiiT Study By RcKiiiald Pinto Hilsman said the bombing urged President Johnson to pur­ the world. While respecting the brutalized animals. Sometimes, that Association for Children with Junior Womans Club will meet seats in the 149-member Lands- slow iM down in Vietnam. But Russia was,aimed at forcing Hanoi to sue multination action with oth­ right of any individual bishop to seems the only way to survive. But let APPLE Perceptual Learning for “ her tomorrow night at 8 at the tag. its knees. er maritime powers to end make pronouncements and oould not control the risks of the feint out.standing service to the chil­ home of club president Mrs. The National Democrats, de­ us try, instead, to have the courage to President Kennedy “ was Egypt’s proclaimed blockade of suggestions, I think greater tt encouraged. The supposed puppet dren with perceptual learning John Woods, Ridge Rd. nounced as anti-Semitic and keep some part of our heritage alive skeptical of a policy of escala­ the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli progress toward reunion will be Nasser proved rash beyond the wishes disabilities. The executive board of the antidemocratic by the federal within ourselves, to choose deliberately tion and of the ffectiveness of an ships and any ships carrying made through the already es­ of his supposed sponsor. Israel, the na­ Herald Mrs. Meyer has taught a lim­ Tolland HistoricaJ Society will government, now have won leg­ air attack on North Vietnam,” the more painful ordeal of trying to re­ strategic goods to Israel. tablished channels." tion which finds itself doing twentieth ited number of perceptually meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in islative seats in six of the 10 Hilsman said. member that we are human beings, all But Sen. Wayne Morse, D- The bishop of the Episcopal century pioneering in its Biblical home, Inside Report Y esterdays Open Foru] handicapped Tolland children the studio of society chairman West German states. Hilsman appeared on the CBS of us, everyxvhcre. Ore., one of the sharpest critics Diocese of Massachusetts, An­ in her home, under the auspices Mrs. Harold Garrity. program “ Face the Nation’’ has struck with what has been proved, by ^ of Johnson’s 'Vietnam policy, son P. Stokes Jr., said he would of the local school system, dur­ The Tolland Grange will hold ‘Rigging’ Charged Sunday and talked about his before, its terrible swift sword. 25 Years Ago said the United States • should welcome the idea of one person ing the past few years. SEOUL, South Korea AP)" new book, "To Move a Nation.” If that sword of Israel proves as ef- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Backs East Hartford Police leged to call him a friend, knew a Dairy Supper tomorrow night take the lead in breaking the who might be a spokesman for Mrs. William G. Crawford of The award was presented to The opposition Shinmin party Several other prominent offi­ feotdve today as it has in the past, the How Viruses Attack The Body To the Editor, him O.S a good fajnily nuin whp at 6:30 followed by their an­ blockade. all Christians but said he didn’t Academy St. is elected regent her last week in ceremonies at today seized on an Increase in cials spoke out Sunday on Vlfet- WASHINGTON — Secretary major U.S.-Soviet busine.ss A reply is necessary to the loved his wife *and his childi-en nual meeting and election of Morse’s view was challenged think he Is yet ready to “ accept feint Russia tried to make in the Near Little more than a decade ago the of Orford Parish Chapter. the Geng;ras Center in Hartford. one month of 780,000 eligible nam and the Middle East crisis of State Dean Rusk, regarded tr;uisaclion but would postjione contributor who signed as a and he g?ive hi.s time to .vouth officers at 8 p.m., in the Tol­ by Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., the bishop of Rome chosen by East to ease the American pressure in only know’n oau.ses of viral re.spiratory Daughters of the American Rev­ Tolland will provide classroom voters as evidence to sup[>ort in radio-television appearances, as one of the leading hawks a Congres.sional .showdow’n over ” victim” of the ’’traffic , trap” activities, such as the Midget land Grange on the Green. who said the United States the leaders of that church as the Vietnam will have boomeranged into infections were influenza vims ty’pes A olution at its annual meeting instruction for the perceptually charges that the government is commencement exercises and in the Vietnam war, is quietly U.S. government financing of at the Forbes and Silver Lane Lciigue, un.spiiringiy The executive board of St. should act only in conjunction one who would necessarily be more pressure on Russia to do some­ and B. Now more than 120 viral agents held at the YMCA- hsmdicapped this fall with a full rigging the parliamentary elec­ pressing U.S. politicians not to East-West trade until U.S.-So­ intersection in East Hartford. He was a gtxxi Christian, too, Matthew’s Confraternity of speeches. with other nations. that leader. thing to sustain its supposed worth as are known to cause re.spiratoi*y infec­ who loved his churoh. Many o l time trained teacher. tions Thursday. Qne of those discussing the blame the Sovnot Union in pub­ viet relations Improved some­ 10 Years Ago There wasn’t a week during Christian Doctrine wiM meet to­ Morse and Stennis appeared Bishop Reuben H. Mueller of tions. the comnuimcants of St. Bridg­ Tolland Juniors The Home Ministry an­ bombing of North Vietnam was fWend and ally in the world. Thus pres­ lic speeches about the Middle what. the several months previous to night at 7:30 in the parish cen­ on ABC’s “ Issues and An­ the Evangelical United Bre­ Tliese viruses oiui be divided into et Ohui-vh will i-emember him 'The Tolland Junior Woman’s nounced that 14,717,022 voters Bill D. Moyers, Johnson’s form­ O ld enough sured, Russia will have either to throw East cri-siB. Government officials are still Mrs. Eugen Freeman of 98 this ’’traffic trap” that I didn’t ter with all former parish swers.” thren Church, immediate past three main groups. The myxo\-iru.ses as a dedicated lay loader. Club has donated funds to the could cast ballots, 781,929 more er press secretary. CLOSED something directly into the fighting now Rusk is going out of has way in a bridge-building mood. In­ Deepwood Dr., is elected pres­ have several close calls from teachers. president of the National / have an affinity for mucus, and in this His life of seivice to his com­ Tolland Boys League, the Vis­ than were eligible for the May 3 He told a St. Michael’s Col­ going on, or attempt to create still otlier to stress two things: deed, Exjx)rt-Import Bank of­ ident of the American Legion wrong lane users, who used it The Meadowbrook School Council of Churches, said he MONDAYS group can be found three of the most munity wius an exemplar.v one iting Nurse Association, and the presidential election In which lege commencement audience Ellington diversions, which might themselves turn First, tllmt behind-the-scenes ficials have privately and un­ Auxiliary at its meeting held at to pass at high speeds the long PTA will meet tomorrow night didn’t think “ we're ready for for college potent respiratory viruses; Influenza, and our deep and sincere sjni- President Chung Hee Park was In Winooski, Vt., that the so- as.si.citance o,f Moscow is prob- officially told promoters of one the Legion Home, lane of law abiding' drivers. I Association for Children w lh at 8 in the school’s all purpose Into new fronts, eLsewhere. ‘re-elected by nearly 1.3 million called hawks should recognize such a drastic step at this parainfluenza, and the syncytial viruses, aibly e-s’scnbial to calm the edge- Raymond T. Qulsh of 61 don’t enjoy this traffic pile-up pathy is e.xpre.sscd to lus wife Learning Disabilities. The Boys room. Reading Director Vincent Car Overturns, Should, on the other hand, the mili­ pending deal w'itli an Ea.steni and children, his mother and votes. power has its limits while the time.” He said there will have or RS. Tliere are about 30 types in the of-wiar relation-siiip between Is­ Cambridge St. is appointed a any more than you do, but what League was awarded a check Lamo and elementary reading Most bedding in use today is old enough to tary prowess of the Arab nations dem­ European Communist country fatlici- and his two sui-viving The government said the lat­ doves-, or peace advocates, to be a “ lot more reconciliation second group, the adenovimses, whicli rael and the Arab .spates on her member of the Manchester Ad­ right did so many of you have for $75 to be used towards the in-structor Mrs. Gloria Mat­ Youth Charged and solving of problems that register for college! It has long outworn its onstrate tiliat It lias improved since that they would be happy to fi­ brothers. est figure was the result of re­ should concede power has its are found in the adenoids. ’The third borders; visory Board of Health by to endanger my life because purchase of ngw uniforms for thews will hold a reading dis­ divided us for centuries before usefulness . . . its comfort . . . and ability to nance it—^if the Congressional Respectfully, vised resident registration cards place. Leon Zanka, 18 oif ‘Wiapping 1956 and 1949, and should Israel be group, known as Plcoinavirus, include.^ Second, anything said in unanimous approval of the you didn’t like it? You condemn the league. cussion. Hospitality will be pro­ we can hope for an outcome of relax and refresh you. It’s a backache pro­ barrier could be cleared. Victor E. Swanson and about 40,000 new voters In nearby Northfield, Vt., Wood Rd. escaped serious in­ placed in military danger now, the ad­ the potent enteroviruses and rhino- Washington that tends to hold Board of Directors. the East Hartford police, detest The organization also started vided by Mrs. Barbara Rodman. that kind.’ ’ ducer. If you are trying to sleep on such vinises. Enterovimses cause several in­ In any event, the new White their methods and the $5 fine reaching the eligible age of 20 Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor told jury Saturday afternoon when ditional pressure would devolve upon the Soviets responsible for a scholarship fund to be pre­ The annual meeting of the Msgr. John Scanlon, in charge bedding, it’s time to switch to a Holman- testinal-related infections, and the rhi- House strategy is to stall the for wrong lane passing. If any­ after the May election. Norwich University graduates the car he was driving hit the United States, to do something to Egyptian President Oamal Ab­ sented to a member of the first Tolland PTA Oounoll will fol­ of Christian doctrine education Export-Import Bank bill in tlie thing, many of you were guilty The opposition party charged the Vietnam war will test the several guard posts and over­ Baker Musco-Pedic or Verto-Rest Mattress help protect Israel. This country has novini-s group, of which there are 80 del Nasser’s adventurism will Today in History A Thoug,ht for Today graduating class of Tolland low the Meadowbrook PTA for the Roman Catholic Arch­ Senate Banking Committee for of reckless driving, and deseiv- that the voter increase repre­ constancy of the United States turned on Middle Butcher Rd., and find out how delightful sleeping on super Clearer pledges to Israel, and closer con­ types, causes most ordinary colds. make Rusk’s job far more dif­ Sponsored by the Manchester High School. meeting. diocese of San Francisco, was in a.s long as possible in hopes that ed to have your license -sus­ sents “ ghost votes” which in staying with the South Viet­ state poWce reported t'Oday. fii-m bedding can be! This bedding was de­ It is difficult to relate a vims to a ficult. By the Associated Press Council of Churches Tolland Bridgettos Grace Cathedral as an observer nections to Israel, than it ever had to the Mideast cri.sis will be re­ pended or jail sentences. Park’s Democratic Republicans namese until the goals of both He was treated ait Rockville signed from recommendations of an ortho­ specific infection because most vinises Thus, when one U.S. Senator Today is Monday, June 6, the The Tolland Brldgettes will Advertisement — and called Myers’ sermon Vietnam. This, after aU, concerns the solved. That strategy has been Since this "traffic trap” I will use In favor of government have been achieved. General Hospital for minor e,a.n cause various disea.se manifesta­ saw Ru.sk last week for a pri- 156tli day of 1967. There are 209 meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Sugar Plum Musical kinder­ “ magnificent.” He said It was p t i c surgeon! Come in and TRY this unique very root of our own edviliaation and re­ entphatically endoi'sed by Sen­ pass this intersection without The Church is under attack. candidates. “ There Is no such thing as cuts of the left arm and re­ tions. Generally, though, the rhinovirus- viate tailk, he .showed the Sec­ days left in the year. the home of Mrs. Robert garten an uncomipebitive fascin­ an “ historic appeal for Chris­ bedding tomoiTow. $99.50 for each piece. ator Thruston B, Morton of dread and the odds that the car It is on the defensive. The being a successful long-term leased. ligion. es, adenoviruses, and influenza viruses retary a pro-Israeli speech he Today’s Highlight In History Noonan, Sherry Circle to com­ ation experience into the world tian unity, to which there must Queen, King and special sisies available. Kentucky, the key Republican and I will return home in one Church is subjected to such Mail Matts Give Up fence-sitter,” said the former ZankB was charged with Hie only kind of development on the affect primarily the upper portion of the planned to make. Rusk had no plete plans for the Benefit of music for the young child. be far-reaching and significant supporter of Ea.st-West trade. On this date in 1940, the World piece have increased consider­ criticism by Uiose out.side and NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — ambassador to South Vietnairi. reckless driving, and failure Second Eront of World War III which respiratory tract to ciui.se the common objection -except for a phrase Bridge Tournament and Social Call for free brochures. Sum­ response.” War II battle of France began. ably. To the East Hartford po­ - in.side the Church because it is Two Mau Maus In antelope skin “ Sooner or later events forre to drive to the right, police oan offer some momentary possibility cold and pharyngitis. Occasionally such which, he thought, was too A footnote: Soviet swash­ to be held Friday. mer gfultar classes, receive gui­ On This Date lice I give my thanks and urge a desire of most of these critics cloaks emerged from 14 years the sitter to one side or to the said. They said he was warned of keeping the whole thing under some infection can spread into tlie lower tract anti-Soviet. The Senator agreed buckling in the Mideast has The tournament will be held tar, 5 hours of Instructions, and In 1872, a Republican conven­ them to continue their efforts that the Church be the Church. of hiding In the Kenyan jungles other.” for possession of Hquor in a degree of control is, then, one of rela­ and cause pneumonia, or some other to tone down that section of silenced for the moment any at 8 p.m. in the high school lesson book for $27. Robert Vel- tion in Philadelphia nominated for the safety of the law abid­ They become bitter and cynical Sunday and were astonished to But in Hartford, Conn., Sen. motor vehiicle by a minor. lung involvement. his speech. effective Republican rebuttal to cafeteria and tickets may be ardl music studios, Rockville, tive military stand-off in the Near East. Uly.sses S. Grant for president. ing citizens. because the Church is not on leam that Kenya had won its Charles'^H. Percy, R-Ill., said Police said the teeq-ager RS vims usually produces upper res- A footnote: Some Middle the emotional stand against purchased at the door. Pro­ tel. 876-4232. H either .side begins winning big and In 1884, Gen. William Sher­ W.J.T. the wave length of people’* independence 3Vi years ago. that “ increasingly, the war Ih was driving west on Middle piraitory^tract infection in adults but East experts think Rusk will be East-West trade by the party’s ceeds from the affair will be decisively, the danger that the second man sent a GOP national con­ needs and people’s inquiries. The bewildered pair, “ Cap­ Vietnam is an American effort Butcher Rd. when he lost con­ also involvea the lungs and low’er tract sadly disappointed in his quest hard-line Congre.ssional leader­ donated to the Tolland Boys Manchester Evening Herald front will breed the third front will in- vention in Chicago a telegram A "Life Of Servlee” Look around you. Manchester is tain” Kimotho Ngonya and “ Of­ on Asian soil, rather than an trol of the car as It 'rounded in children, causing serious illne.ss. fw S’oviet help to .soothe Nas­ ship. A sipeech rebutting the League for new uniforms and saying: ” If norriinated, I will To the Editor, blessed or maybe cursed with Tolland correspondent Bette ficer” Kamina Guthuthwa, were Asian effort with American a sharp curve. It struck the ereaae. The precise factors controlling such ser’s passion. leadership scheduled for next to the Tolland Volunteer Am­ • * • not accept. If elected, I will not ’rhe entire Town of Manches­ many churches, but aren’t they Quatrale telephone 875-2845. further astonished to here that help.’’ guard posts and bounced over manifestations are largely a my.stery. ’They cite the fact that week by Morton has been post­ the antiwhite Mau Mau terrorist B!g Bargain Basement serve.” ter mourns the loss of Vincent mor ■ concerned, with keeping ’^ e U.S. commitment In the on its roof, they said. How has mankind come to this pass? iEgypt’s ability to threaten poned indefinitely. Age is important; children and elderly In 1917, more than nine mil­ Genovesi for he was known and the institutions running than campaign had ended more than Far East, he said at Trinity Col­ Mankind finds itself at this moment stems directly from hei’ new adult.s b^om e more seriously Hi than Responsible Negro leaders in lion American men registered respected thivaighout the entire proclaiming the Gospifl? 570 Reds Killed a decade ago. lege, adversely affects its posi­ Peace Corps personnel are ex­ not primarily because of the existence do normal adulLs. RS, parainfluenza, jmlitary power, created entire­ for the World War I draft. I have been here a year and They told police at Kerogoya, ly by Mo.scow. They also cite Wa-shington ai-c deeply worried tow’n for his many deeds of tion in Europe and the Middle pected to aid 4(X),000 farmers, of individual villains, or beoau.se of dif­ and adenovimses are more potent in about the fact that riilbble-rous- as yet I have not discovered one on the slopes of Mt. Kenya, that East. the pre-crisis speech of Soviet public sei’vice. teach 700,000 children and train ferent moral values in the behavioj- of children. Influenza occurs in all age In the Elightih District, where church that is really with it. If they lost contact with other hu­ He asked whether the United Ootnmuniist pa.rty boss Leonid cr Sitokely Carmichael is spend­ 55,000 teachers next year. nations, but becau.se all nations, includ­ grouips, as do rhinovimses. Vii’al croup in the upper middle-class South- he grew up and lived the larg­ there is such a church, please mans years ago and survived by I. Brezhnev on A.pril 24. that ing the .summer here to stir up U.S. Marines Score 111 children can be caused by several we.rt Redevelopment Project. est part of his life, he \'vHl be stand up and identify yourself. hunting and trapping animals ing those which we like to think are the the U.S. Sixth Fleet is a ’’ser­ the ca.pital's Negro slums. But types, which produce an acute infection He’s sharing the expensive mi.ssed the most. He had served Rev. Gary S. CJornell and raiding beehives. FABRIC SALE!! best, have refu.scd to forbid themselves ious Uireat” to Eastern Medi­ at the -some time they are of the .smalle.st bi-onchial tubes, a condi­ apartment of Julius Hobson, a as a Director and Treasurer of Associate Pastor The pair surrendered to police the right to mak? their own law for terranean countries and that chuckling over tlie fact that PH.GRIM MILLS OFFERS YOU tion know’n as bronchitis. militant "block power” advocate the District and had been an ^ South Methodist Church after an old man who found their own condiwt in the world. ’’the time hascomc to demand Carmichael has chosen not to Lopsided Victory Ohilling affects infections, although it live in the slums himself but here who lives well on e gov­ active fireman, as well. 1228 Main Street them in the forest brought them TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON QUALITY SUMMER FABRtCSH WTiat oan mankind leam from the (S’Ls) complete w’ithdraAvaul. newspapers to show that Jomo does not pixxiiice them. When viral in­ 4< >C « has quietly taken up residence ernment salary. Those of us that were privi- Manchester, Connecticut (Continued from Page One) new bloodbath it is building for itself? fection is already present, chilling may Kenyatta is now prssident of Partly because the Mideast The destroyer Berkeley was group of 12 surrendered a short independent Kenya. $ ? Nothing except the .same old les-sons — 1000 increase its severity. oi’i.sis has fhflamed the cold time later. ASSORTED SUMMER DRAPERY that military solutions do not bring Whetlier an infection is contagious raked by Communist gunfire wai', serious consideratHon is In the same area 50 water peace, and that, when enough blood has also depends on many factors. Influenza Sunday while shelling coastal U.S. Flag Down FABRICS now being given bo financing buffalo were corralled by 101st SINGAPORE (AP) — About C O n O N S FABRICS been shed, and enough human innocence can spread rapidly through the world. the export of machine tools to targets just above the demilitar­ Airborne Division troops. The All One Price! 'The viruses that spread mo.st easily are 100 howling young leftists ripped dragged into the slaughter, human Russia by private rather than Fischetti ized zone. Shrapnel rained over soldiers turned the animals over down the American flag Sunday RS and parainfluenza among children. beiings will look at one another with not government loans. the decks, but no damage was to South Vietnamese aathoritles night at the U.S. Embassy, then Curiously, the rhinovimses, which are $100 much more than the vestiges of their Specifically at .stake is » for distribution to farmers In hurled stones through windows 3 ydj tlie majoi- cause of common colds, do reported and there were no humanity left to them, and t|ien. once piaposed $50 niiillion credit by the more friendly coastal re­ in the embassy and a fire sta­ not spread Msily. casualties. gions. 0 0 ^ more, ang^i^ why and resolve never the U:S. Export-Import Bank tion. 5 0 ^ Outbreaks of influenza A epidemics to finance the purchase of In coastal Quang Ngal Prov­ Meanwhile, Philippine Presi­ The mob gathered near the again. occur every two or three years; influ­ ince, a spotter plane sighted • • • American machine tools for a dent Ferdinand E. Marcos and imposing four-story embassy : 1- :■ ] enza B infections occur every three to huge Fiat auto plant in the about 1(X) Communist troops In a U.S. Ambassador William Mc­ just before 6 p.m., yelling anti- ' I ■.‘ ■ ;• What Is there that can be done now, HOMESPUN six years. Nearly all the other vimses Soviet Union. Generally at rugged foothill' area and artil­ Cormick Blair Jr. reached an govamment slogans and waving R«g. $2.00 by nations, or by individuals? We do cause occa'sional, local outbreaks, which stake is expanded U.S.-Soviet lery fire was called in. Infantry agreement whereby the United red triangular flags. not know’. We doubt that anyone knows. may occur at any time in any climate. ti’ade. later sweeping the area counted States may use the central Phil­ After storming the embassy, SUITIN6S Foi’ .several years past, this w'orld has Outbreaks are most likely to occur Evfen before the Mideasst 61 dead Communists. ip p ic air base of Mactan for as the mob burned a car. Rieduced been downgrading and sabotaging its in- under crowded conditions in militaj’y crisis, there was a chag.ee Con­ On the coast of Quang Ngal, long as the Vietnam war contin­ DACRON DOTS ■trumentalities for collective giction and in.stallaUons, nui’series, and summer gress would amend the annual one of the most heavily Commu: ues. A Philippine spokesman YARD nlst-lnfested provinces In the emphasized, however, that Mac- for peace. The grreatest nations, includ­ canips. The adenovimses cause most of bill extending Export-Import Andover Vi PRICE! country, naval gunfire for the tan will not be used as a base RAYON LINEN ing our own, preferred to go their own these epidemics. Bank operations by adding a A great deal of research is in p i^ - section bannihg the Fiat loan. ' fourth time In a week uncovered for bombing attacks on North powerful paths alone. 'Whether or not ress to find therapeutic agents against With the Soviets now aciting ir­ a major Red base area. The Vietnam. It Is chiefly used for Man Is Arrested there still survives .some intemational viral infections. There is hope that a responsibly in the Mideast Navy guns destroyed 17 log bun­ shipment of supplies to Viet­ In Disturbance Beneficial resource, which will now flare into lead- substance known as interferon may crisis, the Fiat loan seems cl<^e kers and caved in a long trench nam. ,, ership and assumption of respon.sibility. eventually prove effective against most, to d^d. system. In Hanoi, the North Vietnam­ REPAY* AMOUNT paaTim ittiUiii ese Mlnlstery of Water Conserv­ MHohael D. Horn, 49, of Cen­ MONTHLY O F LOAN whether or not there is .some despera­ if not all, types. However, its thera­ Thps, U.S. bu.sinea.smen , in- Military headquarters said Why "keep ’em waiting?" ancy charged that U.S. attacks ter St. was charged shortly be­ $ 1 6 .7 5 $ 3 0 0 tion effort on the part of Washington peutic reliability has not yet been per­ tere.sted in East-West trade are hea'vy weather blanketed the Suspense may be fine on TV — but when AT against dikes and irrigation fore midnighlt Saiturday 'toth you want cash. Beneficial knows you want 5 0 0 working with Administration of­ Hanol-Halphong area Sunday 2 6 .5 8 and Moscow to try to rule temporarily fected. breach of peace, state police fast. That's why we make every effort 'and raids on North Vietnam works in May were double such Tt to ■t36.41 7 0 0 to r peace the world they are so close Polyvalent influenza vaccines can con­ ficials to concoct a plan that reported. give the fastest service in town — Big O.K. were restricted to supply lines attacks in May, 1966. U.S. air to dividing by total war, whether there trol major outbreaks, but' they are ef­ wuoW provide financing for the They said the arrest stems service. Call up and find outl 5 1 .1 6 1 0 0 0 south of the major Red Industri­ officers have repeatedly denied "Cheney Hall" machine tools by powerful Swiss *0n 24 m onth plan; to anything ordinary people can do ex­ fective only againpf the types included that dikes and irrigation works from a domestic disturbance. in the vaccine. Thus, an Individual pro­ ..banks (though, of course, at a al area. cept perhaps suddenly foil unanimously Two groups of Communist are on their target list. Hfe was released under the no tected against'One type oan still become higher intereet rate 'than the BENEFICIAL ONANCE SYSTEM • 1700 OFFICES COAST-TO-COA8T Open till 9:00 P.M. and simultaneously to their knees the defectors surrendered in Quang cash bond program pending 111 with another type of viral infection. Export-Import Bank charges). whole world over—we do not know’. Ngal Province Saturday. One CHINA COAS'T 8,492 MILES appei^rance in. Manchester Cir­ Loans $20 to $1000— Loans life-insured at low cost There is no sure way to avoid reepi- Presumably, U.S. financial con­ cuit court 12 June 26. Open Sat. till 6:00 P.M. But we can 'think of one or two group of 24, waving surrender WASHINGTON— AccortUng — ratory infection, although it helps, dur­ cerns would serve, as middle- PgbU^n Kewtpaper Benaficial Finance Co. of Manchester- Syndicate, 1007 passes dropped by psycholog­ to U.S. roconto, madndand China ground rules for helping ourselves bear, ipan between the Swiss banks ing an epidemic, to eat properly, get ical warfare planes, walked Into has 3,492 nautical mites of More than 16,000 Peace Corps 836 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER “Your Fabric Headquarters Since 1925P* If BO deliverance materiatiMs, the sor- and the American machine tool plenty of rest, and avoid crowds and, a U.S. b rlg ^ e headquarters coestUne, longer ttien tbe U S. volunteers will be servlhg in 53 Next to Singer Sewing Center • Phone; 643-4156 177 Hartford Road, comer of Pine St, MnnoliMier . ■ i row ahead. prcxluceirs. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — PHONE FOR HOURS kiiowh center* of infection. — JOHN ♦/ 7MT m e t Td oBsciM 4^ shortly after a stiff battle with AtdanUc'^ and PaoHlIc coasts countries and oqe territory be­ * * * HENDERSON, M.D. IN THE NATION­ Such an end run around Oon- an Army task force. Another oomlbdned. t fore the end of the year. M MkftoiU t€ « AL aBSIBRVaR h fTMB not only would tacUitaiU b KUfrnrnmMmismrct-mmTi^ui*

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\' ■ PAGE TEN ^ I^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1987 PAGE ELEVfflf and Card Anderson, both of 3-Day. Koxhury Toll: Legislative Roundup South Amherst, Mass.: 2 Heavy Crowd T ollahd Coiinty Hundreds Fight Le^lators Approve O b it u a r y daughters, Mrs. Walter Gar- FLETCHER GLASS CO. OF MANCHESTER oeau of waMmantje and Mrs. BEK WBLD Superior Court John Ijemi-otts of New Britain; At Opening Mrs. Jowph .Apoomero 70 Hurt, 100 Arrested O ^ oTor “t Conupunity Affairs Bureau 2 brothers, Roy BushnoU and Senate Passes Measure **When You Think of Glass, Mrs. .loseiitiine Accorne.ro, 61, George Bushndll. both of Salis­ - Divorces Granted 64MS21 •of .300 iSpmrc Sf., wife of Jo­ bury; 4 .sisterrs. Mrs. Grace Os- N.Y. Fatdn The following divorces were TORONTO (AP) — Hundreds Aw aits Dempsey Signature Think of Fletcher” seph Accomero, i1ied ' yeater- trom of Canaan, Mrs. Lucy Mc­ granted Friday in Tolland Coun­ During W eekend Riot of volunteer ftreflghten were (Continued from Page One) ‘dny at Manchester Memorial Lain and Mrs. Helen Motrey, ty Superior Court. Banning Strike Breakers battling today to save two HARTFOR D (AP)—^The pro- man of the State Development H»T>i1n! after a short illness. both of Salisbury’, and Mrs. ^nd "Think Pat.” One wore a They were Ellen Born (Continued from Page -One) posed State Department of Committee. That brought to more than 70 HARTFORD (AP) — Profes­ northern Ontario communities 54 McKEr STREET Mrs, Acoornero was born Louise Green of Alhambra,, button: "Help Cure Emaciation, Reichert of Manchester from —Prohibit a motorcyclist from needed funds for educatlmj and Community Affairs has received Republican Minority Leader Ing economic resurgence of the number of those injured. sional strike breakers would be from forest fires. Jan. 6. 1906 in Mont C5laro, Cadif.; 18 grandchildren. 3 ^ake a Fat Girl to Dinner.” William Reichert of Bolton, in­ carrying passengers In the first “ the people of Connecticut Nicholas Lenge of West Hart- these areas,” a letter said. No accurate estimate of dam­ banned In Connecticut in a bill final legislative approval and ‘.Protince of Ale.ssandr^a. Ilaly, great-grandchTldren, and sever- ^1,^ activities be­ tolerable cruelty, three children More than 100 fires raged ford s|9tid the proposed measure TUB ENCLOSURES 4 SHO’WER DOORS It was signed by Democratic age has been ^made, although the Senate has sent to the three months after he has been only the governor’s signature was ‘ ‘a beginning on which we •and hai.r lived in Manchester ad nephew-s. _ sides eating were the ceremoni- awarded to Mrs. Reichert with licensed. ^hl® Issue.” tb-ough the province’s -wood- $41.66 a month for each child Reps*. Royal Bolling, ^ ch a e l E. community leaders place the governor for signing. is needed on the bill that would can build.” from $25.00 to $45.00 for the p;^st 46 years. She was ______^ —Provide special Identlfi- Th« Senate has referred the lanits. Six of them w’ere classl- Wednesday at 11 a.m, at the diet and of plus hospitalization insurance Haynes and Franklin W. Hol- loss in millions of dollars. Most As defined in the bill pajssed B member of tire Aljlina Society an enlarged photograph of IL centralize state aid to urban The GOP offered three amend- Bacon Fimeral Home, 71 Pixxs- and transfer of property in Man­ gate, Negro leaders who have of the damage was In smashed by the upper chamber Saturdav license plates for lottery bill to committee, where fled as major. An estimated 1,- arcM. ments to the bill but they were Now Is the time to bring In your screens to be repaired-1 and the Italian American Au.x- Tv,-iggy--a wispy British teen­ been credited with helping to night, a professional strike ^>®"^capped persons. « Is expected to die, since Gov. 200 men were fighting the pect St., WilUmantic. The Rev. iBSAP^e chester to her and in Bolton to store and car windows and from The new department will as- defeated on roll calls that close- Storm window glass replaced. Jhan-. ^ age model.' keep peace in the city’s sprawl­ breaker is a person who has attachments that -Tohn Dempsey is reportedly blazes, ; Survivoi's. besides her hus- Donald Ellwood, rector m of two children awarded Mrs. quicker proces.sing of claims printing and newspaper Indus- tive action in the Senate. called the gas station contests evacuees from Cihapleau took to programs. Including enforce- The lone dissenter was Rep. Nathan Hale School for 40 ••I like to see everybody eat.” p.m. Sunday were pelted with the John F. Tierney Funeral Tetrault, $15 a week support for were ejected by police from a tries in the state. Rep. Edwin Lassman. D-South such as “ sunny dollars” and ^,6 road RaUways carried out ment of housing codes, local Benjamin L. Barringer, R-New years, died suddeniv last night how each, $1 a year alimony and $150 rocks thrown from rooftops. city building in the Grove Hall The Senate moved with speed Windsor, told the House Satur- "wUd car 'ngerino” mere “ rack- hospital patieiAs "war on poverty” programs, Britain who said he approved Home, 219 \V. Center St„ with at Manchester Memorial Hos- I weigh. It makes vou un- Later at another intersection a .solemn hiirh Ma^ss of requiem counsel fees. section of Roxbury. through a long calendar after day that currenUy a $800 pur- eta” and a burden on station nrnvinoAa nf Ait«rto and tearing down unsafe buildings of 95 per cemt of the biU but pital after .suffering a heart at- ^ scale. Beatrice G. DeKam from Pet­ a sniper opened fire on police The incident grew into an all- at St. Ja.mes‘ Church at 9. Bur­ A friend said Mrs. Goldman is caucusing in the afternoon, push- ci^®®® «»ay i>e advertised as owners, and developing neighborhood could not go along with a pro- from a third-floor apartment. night running battle between ial will be in St. James’ Ceme­ er C. DeKam, both of Thomp- Ing legislation in time for con- being payable in 24 monthly When it became/e-vldent that „_ _ j wnt«r KnmhAra nuTvmci health, recreational and social vision that would empower the Miss Taylor was born in Man- ® 2i. inches tall and sonville, cruelty, custody of tw-o Police returned the fire and police and small groups of loot­ tery. sideration in the House as the Installments of $16.26 each. Un- the bill was headed for a de- hoses and cainn Aniiinmerd m pro^am s. , department to help communi- che-ster, the daughter of Edward about 150 pounds. children to Mrs. DeKam with searched the building but failed ers. General Assembly draws to Its der the terms of the his bill, feat' in the House, the proposad’s „ . , i __ firp«o-htAr« ** ^ directar of the Develop- ties obtain federal aid. ■ Friendfi may eaU at the fu- kw NFA 1.^ F. and Anasta.sia McGann Tay- " " (D 1967 by NEA, Inc. $17 a week support, $1 a week to find the sniper. No one was Police said about 1,000 offi­ Wednesday closing. Lassman explained that the in- backers persuaded the House , ” .ment Commission, Leroy Jones, ------'neral home tomoriw from 2 lor, and wa.s a lifelong resident o,t e a air, said. I hit. ,to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. alimony and $50 counsel fees. cers took on about 1,000 rioters The Senate piused and sent to terest would have to be clearly leadership to have it recom- ^ Quebec Protlnce, a call jg reportedly In line for appolnt- of this totvn. She attended Man- winning them " It all started when we let Junior go to Berkeley— then Foreclosure Another incident at an inter­ during the night. Damage from the House bills that would: stated as being 28.2 per cent, mltted. went out for help in battling a to the new cabinet-level SUMMER ov6r * Chester schools and was a grad­ Albert went out there to see how he was doing . . . / " section led to the arrest of a major fire outside the resort Youth, 17, Dies Aiiptist I>eVaux Judge Joseph E. Klau order­ that outbreak was estimated at -Extend drive r-educa-tion The biM would not cover coti- post of commissioner. uate of New Britain Normal man who was charged with un­ ed strict foreclosure in the Su­ $500,000. courses offered in public schools sumer credit of less than $100 SPECIAL HOMEOWNER PAY community of Murray Bay, One of the chief Eirchitects of August George DeVaux, 79. School. She was a member of lawful discharge of a firearm After Shooting perior court Friday in an ac­ Saturday night’s outbreak left to private and parochial schools or more than $26,000. HARTBXJRD (AP) _ Special the bill, Rep. William R. Ratch- of Avon, father of Albert G. the Professional Women's Club and unlawful possession of a A b o u t T o w n tion brought by Mida Thibodeau 15 persons injured, including a at state expense. compensation would be paid to FSi-at V iotn m r ford, D-Danbury, said the in­ •DeVaux of Manchester, died of Manchester, Manchester Ed­ firearm. He was identified as In Bridgeport Coventry against Byron Ainsworth involv­ fireman shot in the wrist. Provide (or a camp program WHERE DO YOU STAND? homeowners who have been sub- ability of existing agencies to SPECIAL! . SaUirday night at Hartford ucation Association and Con- Army and Navy Club Aux- ing property in Coventry. John T. Jones, 76, of Roxbury, a Negro leaders met with May­ In a state forest for selected in- HARTFORD (AP)—In a letter jecteti to "unreasonable delays” In the (31vll War, the first cope with the range of urban BRIDGEPORT (AP) - •Ho.spital. necticut Educational Associa- iSwtrj' will meet Wednesday at Tliere is a debt of $6,750 plus Negro. or John F. Collins and other city mates of correctional lnstltutlons.„lq.Lt. Gov. Attllio R. Frasslnelli, in knowing when their property Union victory of any conse- problems has been clearly _ Charles______Sells,_ the__ . 17-year-old Fill Up Your Freezer and Save! Survivors also include his tion. 8 pm. at the'clubhouse. Reser- $300^ attorney’s fees involved officials repeatedly and report­ Children's Day Program Arrests Sunday night, most of to do conservation work. president pro tern of the Sen- would be condemned for high- quence was the Battle of Phil- demonstrated. He stressed the hov Involved tii n teen.nve meir. During This Two Week Special! -wnfe, four other .sons, two She is survived by several vations for a .svimmer outing with July 11 set as the law day. them for looting, brought the ed: "We got plenty of sati.sfac- •daughters, two brothers, three coii.sins. will close Wed-nesday and may —Tighten the hazardous sub- ate, the upper chamber has way projects In a bill that faces ippi, which also marked the “ need for leadership on the , u * j Name Change three-day total to more than 60. tlon.” s ^ c e law to provide restric- been urged by long-time lottery final action in the Senate. war’s entry into what is now state level. ®® mgni- med of ,;sisters and several grandchil­ 'The funeral .will be Held he made at the meeting. Planned hy Church School The court granted a name Police have been unable to Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R- tions against glue-snlfflng. activist Rep. John A. Miseiko- Construction of Route 6A In tiie state of West 'Virginia. Rep. Otha Brown, a N^gro buUet wounds apparenUy acci- dren. Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from change tq Ronald Szypulewski make an accurate count of ar­ Mass., first Negro popularly —Increase the salaries of the ski to “ stand up and be counted Meriden has been^ delayed for ------Democrat from Norwalk, said dentally Infiicted by a cltytious- Funeral .services will be held the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 VHFW Au.xffi-ary wIlQ .spon.sor The Church School o f ' the 4-H Meeting of Tolland to Roland Sipolsi. rests because bookings were elected to the U.S. Senate, said chief justice of the Supreme on this issue.” eight years and “ you CEin tell 2,376 YALE DEGREES renewal programs have “too P^'cJect guard. 'tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the John Main St., with a Mass of re- ^ kitclien bingo Thursday at 8 s,econd Congregational Church The Jolly Garden Workers ^ ^------^ w.. -..w 4W0414V.. eiism yeuru aiiu you can leu Z,37o YALE DEGREES itsiiowai programs nave lOO « - - ^ made at various precinct of­ Sunday: "No one can condone Court and the chief court ad- The Torrington Dem oerS said just by looking at the homes wirw h a w m 4at>i a w i often emphasized the physical (Surgeons at Park City Hos- A. Hangen Funeral Home, 111 qiiiem at the Church of the As- P-m at the po.st home. The present its annual4-HCliil- Club meets today at the V2 Gallon Royal fices. rioting, but certainly we liave to mlnlstrator to $33,000 a year. a state lottery could provide in the path of the highway o , 7. aspect of the neglect of the Pltal did not try to remove the Main St., Unionville. The Rev. sumption at 10. Burial will be '‘P®" members and home of James T. Laidlaw, lead­ friends. dren s Day yrogram at 9:30 Manche.ster Ha.s Eleven persons, including sev­ give people on welfare enough Ronald G. Kurtz of West Avon in St. James' Cemetery er. on Grant Hill Rd., to work ------where the highway is going to Graduates will n ^ iv A human side” and have “ dls- Pullet that had lodged near the AU ------a.m. June 11 in the .sanctuary. en policemen and two children, money to live on and not re­ go. Rep. John F. Papandrea, lom Y a1» played many famUies in the Poy’s brain, a hospital spokes- will officiate. Burial will be in Friends may call at the fu­ on a club booth for the town 18 Corrections were treated at city hospital for strict them to a standard or Surprising Windfall name of progress.” man said Sunday. Flavors the family plot. West Avon neral home tomorrow from 2 to Members of the Alpina So- All children will participate, u..a u,. >». S :” ™ " 2 =^ ‘ ‘ ...... - ...... and county 4-H fairs. minor injuries and released. poverty.” Cemetery. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ciety will meet tomorrow at Bibles will be pre.sented to sec- Sf. .Iiide -Assembly In 2nd Prinlin» fore it passed the bill Saturday. Housing units have been built. The guard, Jose Perez, had ICE CREAM Friends may call at the fu­ 7:30 p.m. at the John F. Tier- ond graders, Additional damages should be « announced Brown said, but their occupants been trying to protect another St. Jude -Assembly meets at NEW YORK (AP) — Author Reg. $1.09 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen- Rehearsals have been under- g pWediie.sdav in the paid the homeo-wners in the “ expected more ^ere not offered "a full range boy, 15-year-old Walter Lewis William Manchester ha.s made path of such highways because .. 16,000 persons to attend q{ social services.” from a gang of neighborhood Domenico Franeolini ter St to pay respects to the wgy. Grades 1 through 8 only Knights of Columbus Home on Johnson Gets Praise Available at your neighborhood 18 corrections for the planned “ when the roof beg^ins to leak programs, “ Instead of simply building,” youths. Some of the youths car- Mrs. William H. Lincoln Domenico Franeolini, 90 late Mrs. Josephine Accornero, will have another such program gnake Hill Rd Hot War Erupts Royal Ice Cream dealer store, a member. from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on 25,000-copy .second-run printing the owner wonders if he should ®mrt Friciay night and Rgp. Norris O’Neil, D- ri d sticks and tire irons, or at our plant . ’. . HEBRON—^Mra. Mary Varga Hartford, father of Mrs. Rose St. Jude Council, KofC. meets June 10. All children are to be of "The Death >f a President,” spend the money to repair It,” Hartford, “ the state will become Perez fired a warning shot Lincoln, 63, of Waterford, sis- at 8 p.m. June 14 at the KofC From Bobby Kennedy Tamiso of Manchester. died Manchester ^ T E S will meet at the church by 9:15 a.m, on a book that .sold out its first-run Papandrea said. —exercises • — . the - following - M o n ^ ^ involved in the preservation of to protect Lewis and when ,ter of Mrs. John Baron and Home. The Council sponsors tomorrow at the Italian Ameri- June li. of 600,000 copies in le.ss than two ------Several honoj-ary degrees will human values.” jostled by the youths the William E. Varga, both of He- Survivors also include a son, a weekly public .social program In Middle East WASHINGTON (AP)—Presl- the presidentiEd limousine to ICE CREAM CO. can Club. Weighing in will be Mrs. Lucius A. Pettingill, months, the pubwishers dis­ dent Johnson got a big political another Manhattan hotel and m a x i m u m d r i v e r a g e '*® awarded but Yale tradition- The wlH was called the "most guard’s weapon discharged ,bron, died yesterday In New 3 other daughters, 10 grandchil­ at 7:30 p.m. Tue.sdays at the closed. 27 WARREN ST. from 7 to 8 p.m. There will be church school superintendent, (Contimied Irom Page One) windfall in New York over the two other party fund-raising HARTFORD (AP) _ After disclose the names comprehensive and far-reaching again striking Sells in the head. MANCHESTER •London. She was the widow of dren and 29 great-grandchil­ KofC Home. 3aman“"'planeir” on the coa.--tal a busine.ss meeting. Members will be in charge of the pro­ The announcement Sunday by weekend—a surprisingly w^rm events. refusing to lower the present recipients of these de- legislation we have had before police said. PHONE 649-5368 ' William H. Lincoln, dren. Harper & Row aid most of the U.N. Secretary-General U resort of Nethanya. 43 miles planning to attend the Connec­ gram. Square Dance Set and unqualified endorsement ______As the two _ men _ emerged _from minimum age of school bus *^®®® ^® *tt**® ft*® cere- us this session,” said Rep. Vic- No charges have been filed Survi'vors also include an- The funeral will be held to­ corrections deal with typogra­ Tliant told an emergency ses- north of Tel Aviv and that Jor­ <• ticut WATES meeting June 25 Bible School Set Tlie WTilrlaways Square from Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. the Umouslne, toVy |»sed drivers from 21 to 18, The House “ “ "y- Tudan, D-Windsor, the c h ^ - against Perez. other brother. morrow at 8:15 a.m, from the phical errors and misspellings. .sion of the U.N. Security dan air force planc.s were active at Ted Hilton’s, Moodus, may The Second Oongregaitaonal Dance Oluh ha.s a club level After months of talk of feud- gether for photogfraphera—their has passed and sent to the Funeral services will be held D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 But one important correction, a Council in Ne^v York that Jor­ al.so over Kfar 5'abed in the Tel make reservations with the ohureh Vacation B’ble School from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m Ing and 111 will, Kennedy fol- beaming faces and hearty hand- Senate a bill setting the maxi- Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, V,V/r^. ni- ■ spoke.sman said, deletes the ref­ danian forces had taken over Mond area 13 miles northeast of ’ treasurer, Mrs. Elsie Minicucci. will be held fni-m July 31 to June 10 at Coventry Grammar lowed Johnson to the rostrum at clasp seeming to belle any mum age for the drivers at 69. •Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- with a Mass of i^uiem at St. - Sch(X>l. Caller will be Joe Pi-y-' erence to no major Kennedy headquarters of the U.N., Truce Tel Aviv. .lustln’s Church, Hartford, at 9. Aug. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon Supervision Organization in Je- Arab planes al.^o assaulted a Democratic fund-raising din- thought of bad blood between Two opposing views were ex- son St., Willimantic. Burial Members of Campbell Cotineil, open to all local re.siidents. .s-tupa of Feeding Hills. Mass. aides being present when Vice Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene­ Kfar Sirkin near Nethanya, Kib ner Saturday night and, ad- them. pressed on the minimum age will be in New Willimantic K of C. will^ meet tonight at niase not already enixiMed In charge of i-efre,sihments vviM President Lyndon B. Johnson nisalem. He sent an appeal to dict Cemetery, Bloomfield. was sworn in as president. Ein Hanh.sfat and Kurdani in dressing his fellow New York- That Johnson was elated with bUl in House debate Saturday. ' .Cem<3tery. 7.30 at the K of C liome and should do .so immediately with be Mr. .and Mrs. Malcolm King Hu.ssein of Jordan to order Friends may call at the fu­ Friends may call at the fti- Wood.s and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie The swearing-in occurred on his troops withdrawn. the Haifa area, the spoke.sman blessing for Kennedy’s unrestrained en- Rep- Ruth O. Truex, R-Wethers- neral chaoel tonieht from 7 to 9 Funeral either Philip Linder.son of Rab- neral home tomorrow from 7 to nerai cnapel tonight trom . to 9, Home. 225 Main St., at 8 to pay Ivemay. the presidential plane in Dallas Thant told the council three reported. 968 to J oh i^ n M d Vice Presl- donsement w p.m. respects to the late Vincent BreakfiLst .Meeting on the afternoon President John Indian .soldiers of the U.N. AP correspondent Flric Gott- Park A. I.,evvis of Ca.ssitiy Hill Rd. ge.lreu reported from the Israeli Kennedy, in effect, overshad- future look to Kennedy with order on the eKOiooa buses and Genovesi, a member. Tile Men's Club of the First F’. Kennedy was assas.sinated, Emergency Force were killed in owed the ZB.A Hearing Set Nov. 22, 1963. sector of Jerusalem tliat Jor­ Presidents own greater warmth—and vice ver- Rep. William R. Ratchford said Miss -Icnnle Schlh-htlng Park A, Lewis, 52, of 45 Elm Congregational Church will tlie .strafing of a convoy by Is­ speech. The Zoning Board of Ap- Manche.ster’s original version danian artillery sliells liit a sa. If 18-year-oIds could go into ROCKVILLE Mi.ss Jennie ■S-t., Rockville, hu.sband of -Mrs. Members of the American Le- p.'als has a prblic hearing at « breakfa.,rt meeting at raeli planes. The War Mini.stry Schlichting, 71, of Bast Wind­ Esther L. Olson Lewis, died gian will meet tonight at 7:30 carried the sentence: "The pho­ in Bra.silia, Brazel, reported a number of houses in residential 8 p.m. tod-av in the Boaixi Room P,’" ' ® tographer did not record the quarters but tliat no casualty sor, si.ster of Mrs. Howard C. suddenly e a r 1 y^ yesterday at the \V. P. Qui.sh Funeral Home of the Tut not fortrotten. minutes In reporting floor trans­ 3-M O N TH Figure Analysis, ’The otrike nSfeeteH' niob. Police Capt. WU- It was then that the crowd Momeau’s vs Lakeside, worst since the assassination of From * SajMli'a MoKenney Wai.sh actions. Please send 1967 catalogue DDay □ Eve □ Sat. me strike affected RCA liam Permru said the angry discovered a specially equipped _____ Preaddejit Kennedy on Nov. 2, A Month Diane Gunther Castajma The American stock Ex- I’lOK , plMte m todianapoUs, Marion crowd caved in the top of the police car Enlow had parked ManchesterEvening Her- 1963 when the average plunged Name ...... PLAN Only In Memoriam change tape was 14 minutes GALLON u . . . No Obligation! ^ e n s Fla., Pa., Eiiidlay, car, smashed all the windows, and locked a block away and aid Coventry correspondent, 21.16. l&te. to loving mpmwy o< Ada L. S tre e t...... P hone...... nwiitioe who pa.>««-d away June 6. Ohio, N. J„ and Palm Beadh yanked out the steering wheel, started smashing It. F, FauUne Little, t«l«pBone 742- Even some of the high-priced ptwdens, ^ a . shredded the upholstery and .White was jailed on charges 6231. Stocks of the international oil glamor stocks, which took ear­ FUEL OIL State I It was not known whether ripped out the radio. He esti- of disorderly conduct, - assault — -______— even if vou

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Section Two MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 p a g e t w e l v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 ilanrliffatfr lEwPttittg l|pralii CRPA’s Lavitt Says Area Judge Orders Nourie Ignored by Highway Dept. r "Northeastern Oonnehtlcut 2000 reootninends the expan- To Remain in Prison ia s been Ignored by the State <*lon of Rt. 6 through Man- A motion was denied today to mitigate a, 12-year Highway Department In the ^ Ito ^ a n d Andover to , . . . ,, WiUiimanWc. The State Hlgh- state’s prison sentence imposed last March 27 on Ron­ •onatruction of new highways," Depantment has already ald Nourie, 24, for his part in the Nov. 3, 1966 robbery According to newly elected programimed the higlhiWay for of a Vernon bank. ^ ^ CRPA chairman Seymour Lav- eight lanes to Manoheeter cen- The motion, made by Nourie's scheduled to appear in Man- ■Itt Of Vernon. t®*", and elJc lanes to Bol- counsel, Atty. Rc^jert P. Volpe cheater Circuit Court 12 June of^Hartford, was denied by U.S. 19, ■ Lavltt-s comments, made at ‘®" i ...... progirammed for ten lanes District Judge T. Emmet Clarie Two teen-agers each were \ \ \ last week s artnual meeting of through Manchester, and right after a lengthy argument by charged at 10:45 p.m. Saturday toe Capitol Region Planning through Vernon and Tolland. Atty. Volpe in federal court in w-ith passing in a no passing Agency (CRPA), are bom out Lavlitt recoarwnended Rit. 6 be Hartford. zone. They are Lawrence 3. by the statistics of the organ- extended further Into the The lawyer argued that his Bouchard, 17, at Hartford, and ieation's recently released pro- Windham region to hook up client had not been convicted James E. Dieterle, 18, of 85 posed transportation plan for wl^ih the Oonnectieut Tpke. of a felony before and that at Bretton Rd. Police said Dieterle, the region's 29 member towns. provide a greater the time of the robbery. Nourie driving a motorcycle, and Bou- The report rates several access to Bradley suffered from per.sonality im- chard, driving a car, traveled ...... n IM stretches of the Wilbur Cross airport. poseiWy elim- maturity and had a low toler- over double yellow lines at Cen- -i.^', .... '. ■ ' .'A'. ' ...'■■" ' .....■■■■■...... ■ ...... si#' » i r ^ Htghway in East Hartford, lasting the need to construct ance from frustration. ter and Broad Sts. while passing Manchester and Vernon, as an addlbionail airport in the Atty. Itelpe also maintained each other, 'T - - ' jg southeastern area of the state. that when his client was asked They are scheduled to appear having from poor to tolerable to participate in the holdup, he tn Manchester Circuit Court 12 trafBc levels at present. He would like to see a study ROBERT LARKINk R K I N ...... made of the costs of extending was hiding in Coventry \vood.s June 25. The findings are no news to the highway to the Connecti­ and under extreme pressure. Stanley F. Kawalec, 43, of RUTH E, LARKIN ffic thousands of commuters cut Turnpike weighed agsinst Nourie, of Manchester, had Vernon Ave., Rockville, was Who daily sit in bumper to the coffts of constructing a re­ escaped from Hartford State charged at 1:40 p.m. yesterday bumper traffic on the highway. gional airport in that area. Jail shortly before the robbery, with disregarding a stop sign m-.- _ Rt. 6 and 44 is rated as poor Atty. Volpe also noted that ®t Broad and Woodland Sts. through Manchester, Bolton and Nourie did not hold or po.ssess Alan K. Kissell, 16, of 765 E. Andover, as is Rt. 195 in Tol- any weapon during the $24,434 Middle Tpke. was charged at IBnd and Rt. 83 in Vernon. House Passes holdup. 11:20 a.m. yesterday with fail- - An extenrive network of And he pointed out that $5,- ure to obey a stop sign at Por- State highways In South Wind­ Tribute to 300 of his client's $12,000 share ter and Oak Grove Sts. sor are all assigned a poor of the holdup cash wa.s recov- They both are scheduled to Ktdng. Rt. 85 in Hebron is rated Ren. Genovesi ered by FBI agents when they appear in Manchester Circuit tolerable. :irrested him in a Times Court 12 June 19. The report defines a "toler­ The State House of Repre­ Square hotel room 10 days af------able rating" as a road "ap­ sentatives Saturday. in a ter the robbery. proaching an unstable traffic standing and sllerit vote, unani­ The lawyer also pointed out Public Records How with acceptable delays.” mously adopted a resolution that no one was injured in the . This general traffic condition expressing sympkthy to the holdup and that Nourie co­ Warrantee Deeds operated with FBI agents and_ results1 VI.,* In the * speed * and .. maneu- *v family. . . of _ Republican__ cif-f.. State Shriners Came to Town in Colorful Array ^ ^ ^ ^ William J. Muldoon to Jekabi m !« rerablllty of a car traveling the told them «'here how he Anderson, property m route, being more controlled by Vincent A. Genovesi of The fun-making Shriners to Memorial Field of Manches- parade were slightly .injured fii-ing cars and their colorful spebt his share ^ the cash. toe volume of traffic than by ,Manchester, who died late Fri- ^ame to Manchester Saturday ter High School. Two units are when one of the midget cars of uniforms and Mideast garb, Atty. Volpe had entered mo- . toe driver. day night in Newington Vet- their Spring Ceremonial of pictured here. In the top photo, the Motor Patrol hit a hole in Omar President Russell Pren- tions Feb. 20 to have Nourie Robert B. and Lucxlle B. examined by psychiatrists and Wright to Albert A. and Juli« The lower limit of this range ®*'®'*** Hospital. Sphinx Temple euid when they the Shriners unveiled their new the road, the operator lost con- tice said, "It was a good day, M. Roussel, at 159 i S H : ; ' " ....r' >...... :...,....,. > ...... > ^....-: Haeitns temporary interruptions resolution was sent to night they had *n- pipe band, which was making trol and the car spun into the we all had a lot of fun provid- to change his client's plea from Roussel, property ...... J.m-:.i...... 4 ''"...... Oakland St...... ^...... ^M.■■■■WfeT" I ,—...^mfMM.JIJIJMU.Iim.iiMAMJjy IivM^.I-I.U.IJI. ^.M.[.!.>.l.!I.’.!.^' traffic flow during which j creased their numbers by about its first public appearance. Be- crowd. The patrol member '>nd ing some enjoyment for Man- ^ jnnocent. time drivere have little freedom V- - *„ „„ some of the veteran mem- the youngsters were treated at Chester, and a lot of Shriners The ' findings of the doctors, Angela Zeppa to Aug;ust A. 6o maneuver or select desired ^ copy of the joint resolu- Several thousand people lined bers of Omar Shrine Club ride the hospital for minor cuts and went away from town talking however, showed that he was and Irene S. Zeppa, two par- fciving speeds. ®o"0' Main and E. Center Sts. to the Omar float that also car- bruises. about the nice reception they mentally competent at the time cels on Birch Mt. Rd. _ * ' vest's widow and' his five chil- The upper level of the tol- ,jpg„ watch the one-hour parade wind ried some of the candidates. About 2,000 Shriners let their received.” (Herald photos * by of the holdup. The lawyer with- Lorraine W. Bentley to Wll- drew his motion to change the liam H. White, property at 128 eraMe rating resiMta In more Speaker Robert Tesir its way from South Terminus Two youngsters watching the presence be known in back- Pinto). Hrequent traffic fkw plea and his client was sen- Waddell Rd. appointed an honor guarl tenced. Agreements for Purchase iHiptioiui and greater restric­ of six state representatives to tions on driver freedom. the funeral, to be held tomor­ Nourie's companion in the State . of Connecticut from Poof traffic level ratings row morning at 8:15 at the holdup, William Baldwin of Carroll J. and Grace Barrett, ■bow increased traffic oongea- W. P Quish Funeral Home. Manchester, 24, was sentenced property on Mt. Nebo PI. tton and delays to the driver. The six are: Robert Z. Stav- to 18 years in prison Feb. 20 g^g^g Connecticut from A tolerable traffic level on nltsky, Rep., and Henry T. for his part in the robbery. ^ pg^gj. ^ Benson Jr. and Ann A four-lane esepressway such Becker, E>^., both of Man­ The two entered the Rock- j j Benson, property on Mt. as the WUbur Cross Highway cheater; Edwin A. Lassman, vi'Ue branch of the Vernon Na- jjebo Pi. tional Bank shortly before It would carry between 40,000 Dem., of Wapping; Dr. Morris State of Connecticut from and 50,000 cars daily. This load- N. Ckh'en. Dem., of Bloomfield; opened for business end ee- ooped with the cash in a flow­ Patrick J. and Joan L. Hum­ begins to tax the oap>ablliiibies" Mrs. Jean T. Thornton, Rep., of phrey, property on Carter St. of the highway. ' Glastonbury; and Geoi^e W. er-print table cloth. Baldwin was captured eight days aifter Lease Tolerable traffic levels for Ha^nnon Jr., Dem., of East W. Harry England, Ludis Hartford. the holdup in his former home­ toe two lane Rt. 6 and 44 town of Bowling Green, Ky. Upenleks, Umar Rupner and stands ■ at 12,000 to 18,000 George E. Rlsley to the Rogers cars. Trailftc on these routeq To make d pretty ortiild col­ Cotp., building and land off Oonsidenably exceeds tobse or icing with a testy flavor, use Hilliard S t for five years com­ amounts. the juic*<-froin oanitril mspbfr- Police Arrests mencing May 1, 1967, with a The CRPA Regional Ex­ ries instecul of milk as the llq^ five-year option for rental and pressway Plan for the year uid in powdered sugeir icing. a 10-year option for purchase. FTanols J. Head, 42, of 418 AttEMdunent N. Mladn St. was charged at , Stylarama Inc. against John 1:20 a.m. today wi'th three mo- J. Lappen, property at 66 Bald- tor vehicle violations. win Rd., $1,000. They are improper use of Dissolution Agreement motor vehicle registration Francis McCaughey, no long- PM». »pe,,tP.g . motor ■“ ™"‘" hide without a license, and op­ erating an unregistered motor Certificate of Trade Name vehicle. Donald F. Corbeil, doing busi- Police said he was stopped f*®®® Village Sports 0 on N. Miain St. He is sched- Shop, 977 Main St. U'led to appear in Manchester Marriage Licenses Oirouit Court 12 June 19. Michael Gaetano Petrone, 235 A NEW.Ififf _ , Mlarjorie C. Laibarron of 487 Parker St., and Judith Aim Hartford National offers you a new Preferred Check-Credit Plan which puts extra dollar FREE SERVICE . Center St. was charged at 2:40 Sizer, Vernon, June 10, S t WE EXTEND TO p.m. yesterday with operating Bartholonew’s Church, power in your personal checking account. OUR CUSTOMERS dhase a Revised Standard Ver- fourth ais much heat as filament a motor vehicle without a li- Stephen Ekigene Burke, Wlnd- ... lor Incomo tax oompuling Hebron sion of the Bible. 'Ilie rid Bible lamps. cense and operating an un-* sor, and Maria Crestina Petito, At rio coir to you, ond ot our woy qf will be repaired and placed in ------registered motor vehicle. 159 Charter Oak S t, June 10, toying, "Thonkt for your buimeii" and the historical archives of the Now you can arrange a personal line of credit at Hartford National of from $500 '^•kom #, Now Cusfomort"...wo extend GIRL’S BODY RECOVERED She was stopped at E. Cen- St. James' Church. to you Heollh Sov-A-Tox . « . o new Town Residents to Act church along with a Bible giv­ GROTON (AP) — A body re- •^®>’ St. and Plymouth Lane, Ronald Albert Sipolskl, Tol- to $5,000 and draw against it—anytime, anywhere—just by writing one of your checks. prweription record syitem to help you, The System mokes ovoiloble to you* en in 1883 by the Gilbert fam­ ™ J *1. tm. poidee said. land, and Josephine Gama, 249 omong other thingi, qualify for Federal moved from the Thames River „ . —r-.,* o i. i a* t..-- m ot any time, a complete record of your ily- Wdiliam Osoaky, 58, of RjFTD School St, June 10, South Meth- Income Tox DeducHont ond iniuronce original preicriptlont and pretcripHon On New Budget Tonight Baseball Game Sunday was identifiefl as that 1, Tolland was charged at 7:15 odist Church. cloinul reftlli. No other service offers you so mucfi. Another of the mony Une tervicet offered byr 'Itoe annuai town meeting and emmeint of the town. Added to ^he Litie League Bears will of Katherine J. Huddleston, 20, p.m. Saturday with breach of Building Permit Call or visit your nearest Hartford National Office for all the facts. special town meeting will be the $276,276, which ia Hebron’s^ ^ e Little of Groton. She was seen jump- peace. Police said he caused Nutmeg Homes Inc., new hewTtond^'to’^ r ^ v o Md toe B^onaTDirtriot* . _ - - p leagueT*Aft1 Field!Na 1v1 ato-f 6:15 p.m.rt nrt to-frt. ing««««» into the river MayH/r.**.. s'fromo a disturbance on Kerry St. and dwelling at 29 Flag Dr„ $17,- upon toe budget for toe town budget already voted, toe budg-r- «J®y- the Gold Star Memorial Bridge, used obscene language. He is 000. and toe schooto for 1967-68. The et totals $759,885. ARTHURS meeting will begin at 8 p.m. at The Board of Finance esti- toe Hebron Elementary School, motes that if toe budget is ap- Hebron correspondent Mrs. The Board of Finance will Proved as recommended, the Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9116. present a recommended budget increase by one DRUG STORE LAMPS’ HEAT FAR LESS Be a Weight Watcher. \ 942 MAIN STREET—CORNER OP ST. JAMES of . $483,609 for toe Board of ^ Education and toe general gov- presently 46% mdllB CHICAGO — Fiuor^ent The v oters m ay accep t toe 1 ^ , *>-oaailed “orid learn how to lose weight 2Uid keep it off... budget, make further cuts, or light” Flrom the soipe enunmt with WEIGHT WATCHERS! The W orld’s L argest W eight Control O rganization baric to toe B c ^ of Ftoance. ^ Four years ago, a 214 pound fat to teach you how to eat sensibly. It's not a fad, a .crash Woodland Gardens offers "Self-Service, Quality, Economy!” ’The recommended budget may ^ woman lost 72 pounds and program or an exercise group. You take no pills or not be increased at toe town ^ slipped into the first size 12 medication. It's riot magic. . . except for the weight you YES, ONCE AGAIN IT’S OUR ANNUAL meeting. she'd ever been able to wear. lose. At Weight Watchers you learn new ways of eating Other items on toe agenda in­ It changed her life, and you learn them together with other overweight Her name is lean N idetch... PeoP'® ® Wendly, helpful atmosphere. Hundreds of clude eleoUoa of a member to TIME! wife mother of two so n s... thousands oMost pounds prove it worksl Many doctors, GERANIUM SALE! NOW the Board of Education of Re­ a stunnina blond beauty Jean psychologists and nutrition experts, give it their full ) gional District 8 for a term not knoZ^ full well the oain the approval.. . often take classes themselves. Your lecturer to exceed three yearn beginning To Glean so r^ r^ th e L p e U n e sfo be ng ® former "heavyweight". . . trained by Jean Nidetch Large, PottH, reg. 89e-$1.19 ...... July 1, 1967. f a t! T ; h « m V red the unkind herself. At Weight Watchers ^you learn how to lose 5 for 5m each •— 10 for $5.00 The libwn will also receive And Store remarks of thin friends. She has weight. . . and keep it off. . . foreverl and act upon a request from' Winter Woolens burned with envy at the svelte For Jean Nidetch quickly realized that only fat people SMALL BEDDING SIZE, Reg. 35e ...... 4 for 99c toe Hebron Volunteer Fire size sevens. She has hated herself, can give other fat people the understanding and help Dept, which is requesting that despised her lack of will power. . . they need. Jean Nidetch cares about other people. She Now’s The Time To Plant Your it be granted custody of toe 4$K! her repeated failures. Time after believes that every fat person in the world can profit 1937 F\*rd Fire Truck for non- time, Jean made herself promise from her -.exciting results. Because of Jean Nidetch's BEDDING PUNTS 1,000’s to cihooBe from ea. 79e T,..$2i5 emergency use. to lose weight. Time after time, dedication, Weight Watchers is an inspiring success About Our she let herself down. Then, at an story.. . now receives international acclaim. . . and the VBGETABLe PUNTS, fresh and healthy! ...... « 0 e The reports of toe town rifi- obesity clinic, she learned for the heartfelt thanks of'thousands, oera will also be received and first time a comfortable way to . •*.__ HARTFORD NATIONAL acted upon. F R E E BOX lose weight. ..and began to find fiOW d o c s It 1WOrK7 New Pulpit Bible STORAGE she could keep her weight off When ’you join Weight Watchers, you join a series This Week on All TREES, llie Hebron Oxigregationel' ' when she shared her exciting of classes. From the beginning, we set a realistic 0 off Church Council has voted to new knowledge with a group of goal for you... and every week we keep tabs on your Gom ecTfcurs f i r s t b a n k SHRUBS and EVERGREENS purchase a new pulpit Bible to CpII! overweight friends. From weekly progress. You keep it up until you've reached your ideal ■> JAnto-JMMta refdace . toe one presently in meetings in her living room, to a rented loft,to Weight figure. From then on you may go on "maintenance" use. Watchers International— which is living proof that ...c o m e to Weight Watchers once a month if you • Windsor . wETHERsnao. Manchester . farminoton . torrincton . putnam . north qrosvenommie The present Bible ia An 1870 NEW SYSTEM overweight people can be slim., wish, to check up on yourself. (Though experience ■HKOOliai • IKiilVUlE • nUUESIEB,* MOKHUM » KOHmOM •H u m • NANIiC . ttO SMBNOOK • mMUMIM • iSttX • fiMTON • WMERRW • IfBVMi / , shows' most Weight Watchers come back to see their edition which was one of only LAUNDRY w h a t i s w e i g h t w a t e n e f s ? friends.) The cost? Registration is just $3.00... Weekly three artioles saved when the Weight Watchers is an educational program designed classes $2.00...a fantastic bargain for a new way of lifel (jJbMIaiuL GARDENS church was burned to the AND DRY CLEANING ground in the Hebron fire eof ON HARRISON ST. (44) 1882. Die present church was NEW CLASS NOW FORMING Your Complete Garden Cen^! Let us help you with your lawn and guden problemsS rebioilt later in toe same year Off East Center St. MANCHESTER and first used In February Opposite the Cemetery . U8 wooDUNO STRfier ^ A d ^ .f i d 7 d 1883. For Pick-up and Delivery WediMs^lays — 8 P.M., Opening Class June 7 JOHN & LBON ZAPADKA ^ Die council has asked that Can 649-1753 Manchester Hospital — Haynes St. anyone who would like to give Bj^aaohes at: 200 N o ^ Main GO TO A OROWKB FOR H U BXPBRIBWOB AND KNOVVLBDOB! other class .Accepting New Members Prerreglster by ^oas a BiUe or diare in ita pur- St. and 501 Hartfotil Rd. MANCHESTER, Monday—7:15 P.M. "FROM CHftOWER TO YOUi” OFlSf DAILY TUX 9:00 PJIL dhase as a memorial gilt con­ A lso Pins CaesoMB West Side Recreation Center tact Deacon Albert Coolidge. 656 Center Street South Boom — 110 Cedar St. 232-7600 D m riiuicb plans to pur- ■ S \ n n 3 M o M n “ 1

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANC3HESTER^ EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 "We are deeply distressed to Congp'ess advised, of develop- 'wall chess board built and do­ oC London provided for street Bolton Johnson Asks Vernon Power Failure Vernon nated by Roger Asselln, vice lighting in 1417 when he or­ FREE Cyclist Cutsq learn that , large scale fighting ments to toe Middle East crisis, has broken out to the Middle ^ progident has asked Secre- president, will continue. Free dered lanterns Hung out during East, an eventuality we had I'resment has asked secre winter evenings . from Hallo­ ^All Parties’ Hits M uch o f . classes on chess play will be a DELIVERY sought to prevent. . ^ary Rusk and Secretary McNa- TALL CEDARS OF LEBAHON regular feature at the club ween to Candletnes. Annual Awards Assembly Averts Crash Crammed Agenda Jo Faee Testimonial Dinner Set To Support UN "E ach side has accused toe mara to brief thie Senate and Eastern Coast from 7 to 8 p.m. each Wednes­ AOTHU^RUO .(immy Bragan, brother oft The quick reaction of a mo­ other of launching aggression. House leaders at 9:30 a.m. to- day, A r ^ aaid. (Continued from Page One) Representatives Tonight (Oontlnned from Fi»(« One) For Elks’ HaiTy Dowding former Atlanta Brave manager Is Held at High School torcyclist Friday saved him At this time toe facts are not day. Bobby Bragan, coaches for too publican Leader Everett M. clear but we do know that tragic "The United States wllL de­ LANTERNS HUNG IN U17 Bolton Junior-Senior High Barbecue 'nckets from serious injury. The appointment of a new pond when required measures Harry C. Dowding, veteran after a two-oar ooUMon at the Cincinnati Reds. consequences will flow from this vote all its energies to bring LOjNDON—^Hie Loed Mayor Read Herald Ads School held its second annual Tickets aire now avodllable for The cyclist, Chester J. Fusick, Dlrksen of Illinois nor House Revision Commission, have been taken. They Include FubUc S em M Co. of New Elk and prominent local busi­ comer of Vernon Ave. and Mc­ needless and destructive strug- about an end to the fighting and awards a.ssembly Friday after­ the cdficken barbecue to be held 26, of 609 Talcottville Rd., Rock­ GOP Leader Gerald R. Ford of BINGO a resolution on Junked cars, a lining out the swimming area, «™®y the f^ u re- occuned Lean 8ft, / gle if the fighting does not cease a new beginning of programs to nessman,' la toe guest of honor town golf course and the build- checking the pond bottom for Interconnecting Uim tying Police said the ooqupanta of noon. Acting Superintendent at Bolton ' Congregational ville, saw a pickup truck cut- Michigan was present. immediately. assure the peace and develop- NEW LOCATION - ORANGE HALL at a testimonial dinner tomor­ tog of the Vernon Center Ele- harmful objecte and having Ufe-' together the ^ w e r ^sterns the other oor, Jehn W. Dwotaie- Ralph Conlon presented the Ohurcih Saturday with sittings ting in front of him on Tollaifd Neither Rusk nor Mcnamara "The United Nations Security ment of toe entire area. mLrta*y SchooJ are among ma- guards on duty. ^ row night at toe Elks Carriage wlcz, 28, end his wife, Yvonne, awards, some established last at 6 and 6:30. Tpke. had any comment P” *'-"v Council has been called into ur- ‘‘We call upon all parties to EVERY TUESDAY tor ItemtMS on the agenda for the The life guards are not home ™^iana. , House. of 111 Brooklyn Sft., were treat­ HOME OF year, some new to the school The menu will Incaude potato He leaned toe bike over on walked grimly into the session. gent session. support the Security Council in Board of Representatives meet- from college yet, Beriger said. company saW the specific, Dowding, was initiated into ed ait RockviUe General Bo»- this year. .salad, tossed salad, cranberry its side and slid into a gravel This was Christian's state- “ In accordance with his poll- bringing about an immediate sauce and upside down cake, parking area on the shoulder tog tonight at 7:30 in the Ad- Also, 260 tons of sand has not tooubto had not been located, toe R o c k ^ e Lodge Jan. 25, pitol for minor injuciea. John McDonald received the rnent, timed at 7 :05 a.m .: cy instituted earlier to keep toe cease-fire.” \ A nunsery will be prortded of the road, narrowly missing ministration Building. been delivered for the beach be- “ serv- 1923, and served for 16 years Police said DwoMowIsk was SERVICE Harvard Book Prize, awarded from 1946 as trustee. He has to an outstanding junior boy for dhildren three years old and the oncoming truck, police said, The agenda fills two pages. cause of the Teamster’s strike. heading south on Vernon Ave. V'- The reason for all the Items Burpee Women Meeting utility said eight of Its served on many Elks’ commlt- combining excellence in .scholar­ younger. Fusick suffered cuts and when his oar was struck hy one AND ''' ,, ' is the 21 days since the Board The Burpee Women's Corps "toe generating stations were ees. driven by Forrest Ghdden, 20, ship with excellence in other Dinners to take out will also scrapes in the mishap. The be prepared. Tickets and take- truck driver, Jan Zajac, 49, of last met May 15 to discuss reg- will meet June 7 with a poUuck He sold real estate and in­ of H'orWord. GHdden Is report­ fields. Rodger Grose received the out orders may be reserved by 70 Griffin Rd., South Windsor nlar business. supper at 6 p.m. with a cup surance for many years until ed 60 have tokl poUce he 'wiaa QUALITY Fresh from our own Stop & Shop ovens! Assorted Flavors of Countryfine But the 12-member board and auction. The meeting will be at ° ^® tor, telephones were dls- his recent retirement. He ha'vftng mechanical problems Yale Book Prize, awarded to a caliUng Mra. Alden Chick or yvds charged with making an Mayor John E. Grant were not ^ p.m. and Hattie Hewitt and P ® ’ state and city gov- brought several bustoqss firms with Mb oar and was unable popular junior boy combining scholastic Mrs. Barry Wagner. Deadline improper turn, police reported, for reservatioins iis Friday. relaxing their civic duties dur- Alice Wells are in charge. operated on emergen- Into town. to control H. achievement w’ith excellence in The accident occurred at 6:30 Seawiaig on tIhe commifttee Showing community spirit, he Both oars were towed away. leader.ship and school oitlzen- p.m., 29 feet east of the Vernon tog toe period as they prepared The women placed a wreath % , are Mra. Robert Titcomb, Mrs. toe town budget. From toe pub- in Central Park in memory of , ™ ^ * ^^^® y gave a needed office building to Ghdden le to appear In Rnck- ship. town line, they said. Zajac is Big Daisy Bread Warren PVitter, Mrs. Ronald Half Gallon Ice Cream Grove Hill Cemetery as a me­ Dana Dimock received the scheduled to appear in Man­ lie hearing on toe budget May all servicemen of all w ars.^ S f vihe Ciirouit Court June 20. '' FarriB, Mrs. Frank Paggild, 10 until toe board presented a Suburban Women h morial to his family and that Connecticut Book Prize, award­ chester Circuit Court 12 June of his wUe, toe Roys. ^ C fll/F ed to an outstanding junior girl Mrs. J. Stanton Conover, Mrs. 19. revised budget May 19 toe board The Suburban Worfien’s Club .. ^ k e n e d tunnels to Xlie HeraU’s Vemcm Bureau Dougias Penity, Mrs. Robert A reception will start toe combining excellence in .scholar- The aoeddont was one of eight met and worked on toe budget will hold a Ways and Means is at 88 Park SL, teL 875-8186 Dixon, Mrs. George O’Brien, Big Savings evening at 6:30 p.m. with din­ sliip with excellence in other reported today in which a boy almost every night. Committee meeting tomorrow at or 648-2711. News Items may be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meus, Mr. ner at 7 :30. Tolland County High fields. The new budget, $41,000 high- g p.m. at the home of the chair- w ^ tw ^ e r ^ maUed to P.O. Box 827, Rock­ and Mra. Joseiplh TVaicy, Mr. was sQdighftOy injured and two 1V2.|b makes every Sheriff Paul B. Sweeney will be on EARLY WEEK Miss Dimock also received the other drivers arrested. ar than toe one discussed May man, Mrs. Peter Davis of 183 ,, ville. and Mra. Joseph Roberts and meal a party! master of ceremonies. award to an outsanding junior James Piazza. 11, o f 425 B. iOBYeS 10, goes to toe annual town Hany Lane. Milton Jensen. , ^ were put on toe alert. Attendance is open to all who girl from the Connecticut Asso­ Middle Tpke. suffered nutoor White Sliced budget meeting Jime 13 at 8 Any member wishing to serve r™,. There will be a rehearaal for know Dowding and would like ciation of Women Deans and cuts and bruises Saturday af- Children's Sunday in tihe Edu- °? , “ h S T “,“? ^ •ol'l no triil.. w«r« moM^to to 'Show appreciation for his Chess Exhibit SPECIALS! Counselors Thi.s award is catnnn Building Saturday at 10 tomoon when the bicycle he ''Saln'STio.r.nd.fo, ' or.«.,Phn.de.phl., services to toe town. Tickets bo-sed on responsibility and po­ 'iS a.m. CQasses from four and five was riding hlft the side oft a Traifflc jams were reported are available at toe Elks Club Set by Doctor tentiality. tonight Include drainage prob- Rainbow Girls to Meet years did through Grade 9 will car on Vernon St., poMce re­ j . T, , .. throughout toe affected area as on North Park St. ported. lems, public works employs con- A chess master who beat 13 Brian BMgerton was chosen by parWcdipate. Rainbow for automatic signal lighte faUed. The Rockville Little League PoUiice said he entered Ver­ Save over our regular low mini-price Save over our regular low mini-price tracts, cemetery perpetual care Girls will hold, a regular busi- j_ PhUadelDhla’s renter ritv the staff to attend Boy’s State Bulletin Board players at one time sit the non St. from a private drive­ funds, hospital welfare charges ness meeting Thursday evening ^ ^ y* farm team pro£;ram opened its at the University of Connecticut The public building commis­ season yesterday at toe Little Manchester ChesS dub last DON’T way art 12:30 and didn’t see the the last week in June. Chosen sion and the board of finance xrom towii*owTi6(l x)rop6rty. on OpchRrd St , Leagfue diamond with three month will put on another ex­ for his outstanding leadership, car. ' f J on vjrcnara ol. office and factory workers mill­ will each meet tonight at 8 in Saiad Dressing games. hibition of chess skill for the he is spon-sored by the Hebron The driver of the car was Swimming Rule Honors Scholars ing about the streets. FORGET! various parts of the town of­ Stop Shop Li^!' Tuna 4-H Event Set Morris J. Fedr, 67, of Hartford, Under no circumstances will Emily Blonlarz of 4 West St. jjj pjg,., je^gey only Atlantic club Wednesday. Dr. Joseph American Legion, since Bolton fices. 5 police said. The 4-HO-Rama will be next Plata of 6 Bates Rd. will take has none. The Bolton Art Club will hold anyone be aUowed to swim at and Linda HaatlUo of RFD 3 city escaped toe blackout. Gov. Richard A. Phedon, 28, oft Slop & Shop Valley Falls Park without prop- are among 52 high school seniors Richard J. Hughes was In- Saturday, 9:45 a.m. to noon, at •>n 24 players at Iona Hall, Edgerton also received a its last regular meeting o f the Iona Mfg. Co., this time. Nor­ West: Hertford w-as charged at er supervision, according to enroUlng In the University of formed of the ^ flcu lty while the ToUand Agricultural Center Hartford Courant Parade of season at the Community Hall on Rt. 30. It will inform and man Arey, club president, said 1:35 ajm. Saturday with evad­ Quart Jar Recreation Director Donald Ck>nnecticut In September who fivinv tn AtinnHi* rstw tn qH Youth certificate of merit in Wednesday at 8 p.m. There will 6V2 OZ answer questions about 4-H. the doctor will permit two writing for getting an honorable ing responsahinity as a result of zesty flavor Berger. have been accepted In the uni- ^ a oonveXn. be election of officers, and Mrs. a crash with a parked car, po­ People were swimming at Ike versity’s Honors Scholars Pro- Traina atili nnamtad in fhA Specific project areas will players to consult each other mention in the senior short story Agpies Kreysig will show .slides cans for summer salads as he plays 12 boards at one Uce reported. pool over toe hot weekend de- gram. t “ n d t t h ? H u S n Riv^r feature 45-mlnute action ex­ contest. of art to the East Berlin Mu- time. They said the car he was spite police warnings and "No Honors scholars are given between New York and New hibits. Janice Hammond received the The play will begin at 7 driving hSt another owned by Swimming" signs found lalfer special privileges In selecting j^ e y because they draw pow- Exhibits include eJeotriclty Reader's Digest award, given to p.m. and any persons ■wanting the class valedictorian. Francis I. Byron Sr. oft 175 tai toe bushes. courses and in the use of the er from both states. conducted by Robert Smith, Manchester Evening Herald -V rr od driv­ MIRACLE WHIP ceived certificates. chinery manufacturing company Tax Reduction ers practice the foUowingli The students are Richard Twin Hill Dr., Coventry. The Parents have been asked to or society to foreign languages, The Herald, wlill speak on first as an apprentice to the "They keep pace with traffic Behrmajin. Alan Cocconi, Betsy truck driver was Barry W. fin out forms sent home, to- Miss Basden is majoring in "Spring Training wlto the Ma­ POPULAR machine shop before advancing Tax appeaAs were filed FVI- within speed limits; never Hu'nter, Milton Jensen, Nancy Cowles, 24, of 72 Hudson St., dlcaUng Individual preferences. Spanish. jor Leagues.” to administrative duties. Farrel day to HertfOnd County Court follow closely; check mir­ McDaniel, Kafthle Smith, John police said. BnUdtog Permits School Menu Corp. was founded t o 1848 by of Oomanoti Heas by thie own- Legion Barbecue rors constantly to see what’s A rear-end crash occurred at BuUdtog permits issued dur- Warfel, Diane Williams, Doug­ his father and gprandfather. Porter School menu: Tues- ems o f two Manchester anert- The Dobosz Erte) Laboc Han­ behind; always leave an em­ BARTLEHo. FRUIT ,a 6:40 p.m. Saturday on E. Center Ing May include one to Harvey day, toasted cheese sandwich, rnenit comipllexee, bringing to ergency “ out,” avoid being las Bevins, Robert Butterfield, A member of the company’s sen Post, American Legion, will St. Police said a car driven by CoUlns for two houses to be built cole slaw, banana; Wednesday, ^jhie total ef^iealB fffled on boxed in by traffic! signal 28 OZ. Keith Carpenter and Renee board of directors since 1904, sponsor a chicken barbecue and Ward Pontlcelli, 17, of 30 Mc­ on Chesbro Bridge Road and pizza with meait; corn, fruit Manchester’s O c t o b e r 1966 dance this Saturday at the Le­ intentions well to advance: CANS Calhoun. he served as chairman from Kee St. hit another driven by rannuHOusE another to Fred Macht for a Juice, grapefruit; Thursday, Grand List gion Home. This affair is being watch for situations con­ PEARS COCKTAILS Also, Carol Clark, Gretel 1930-45. His health, however, Judith A. Sywak of Norwich. ramp and porch on a house on roast beef with gravy, mashed Both of the latest appeUants run for the benefit of the Post’s fronting other drivers: ex­ Cote, Lawrence Piano, Anne prevented him from serving as pect the unexpected: never 1. .. In another accident, two R t 6A, according to C. Pres- potato, carrots, fruit; Friday, are anpAaiWing fiarriiairynp of the Leg;ion Baseball Team. The Gold Gautoier, Janet Gee, Kathleen president, change lanes \rithout signal­ Geer, John Gorton, Karen Hills, ^ ^ youngsters were slightly injured cott Hodges, agent for toe zon- macaroni with cheese, stewed Board of Tax Review to not re­ Tcaies, who proved so popular at ing and being positive it Is his father m an cur- ggtuj.(jay afternoon when they tag and planning commission, tomatoes, peanut butter sand- ductog their assessments and the last dance, will play for safe; drive below posted AT OUR FISH COUNTER - ON SALE TUESDAY David Loynd, William Micke- rently filled by his son. T-BONE STEAKS were hit by a go-cart during XJoenae Time, Grr! wich, brownies. both are being represented by dancing. Tickets. are available wicz, Gary Mortensen, David Survivors include his widow; speeds when conditions are toe Shrtoer’s parade. wn clerk’s aid Columbia correspondent. Cooper HSQl Apartments Inc. The Rockville American Le­ dition; dim lights for others Fresh Haddock Fillet Lb. 4 9 c Mark Winther and Ohariea Zep- Clifford C. McAleenan of Pine James Rand, 6, of 188 Ly>< Newman asked toe governor to ftleod! Despite Poverty Plea B Conlon Going to Durham veto a bill passed by toe Gen­ gets our Just-Rite Trim®. Sommer Schoid ARE SAFETY EXPERTS GARDEN FRESH - POPULAR PRODUCE It’s Durham High Sphool that eral Assembly which would lim­ Summer School wiU be held (Continued from Page One) Acting Superintendent and Prin­ it 'Wire tapping to situations to at the F. R. Nioble School to cipal Ralph Conlon Is leaving which police were investigating 5 for which toe Etoics Commit­ WMUmianitic, eft the state col- to charges made by Dodd to Bolton for Aug. 1. The' school, a kidnaping or obscene or StopzShop kge, from July 6 through Aug. a statement he made during tee has recommended his cen­ A physician never has to specify It when threatening telephone calls. CombiM your sure. He said he would run for writing a prescription, but ssfety is always one which will house Grades 9 pownil 9. a broadcast from the same sta­ through 12, is scheduled to 1-12 Pacifists tion May 14. re-election to 1970 regardless of of Its most important ingredients. Before prepa- buslnoss insuraneo Boneless Sirloin Steaks ' 138 ChiadDrea now a t t e n d i n g 'batioB, each prescription Is carefully studied to open In the fall of 1988. The In that statement, Dodd, who whether the Senate votes to cen­ Bradlees Bchoot to Grades 1 through 8 Insure absolute certainty of the physician’s specl- money —one and a quarter mil­ Boy, 9, Escapes may apply. Olassee are from is a Democrat summed up his sure him after Its debate on policies under The fications. lion —has been set aside. FOODS 8:45 to 11:46 am each school defense agEiinst toe columnists’ question, which begins June 13. BRIDGEPORT (AP) —* A Travelers umbrella Conlon says his first task will nlne-year-old boy, described as ^ vS J day. charges of corruption and mis­ Pearson said he thought Dodd Every Ingredient Is checked for safety of Peaches 2 1 3 9 be not only to set up toe cur­ one of three ringleaders to toe AppUcetdon blaniks may be conduct. Anderson and Pearson will be censured because he felt dosage. In case o f the least doubt, the physician LOW, LOW PRICE — And S a v a riculum, but to draw up toe spe­ latest incident of stoning and picked up aft Porter School of­ have written more than 100 col­ It was unlikely the Senate would Iq contacted for clarification. To dispense any Aric about Ttw Travalan "OntT cifications for toe school Itself. harassing of firemen, escaped fice, ancordfing to Principel umns to which they detailed reject a recommendation made error Is unthinkable, for you have entrusted your Poli^. . . the pactaiga of bueiiMU Senior Glass Outing Sunday night from toe Juvenile Fresh From California! Gootge Patros. these charges. by Its own etoics committee. health q n l Ufe to our professional care. Your pratMsUon that may aavo you up safety and better health Is our continuous con­ The senior class went on an Detention Home. News of Sendoenien The columns produced an. in­ He said he thought Dodd had Fresh Lusdoas Pint Bfikt. to 159fr-ovan morarftor your cern. ' Blueberries 3 9 c outing to Harvest Hill to A total of 13 boys, ranging Army Spec. 4 Robert D. vestigation by toe Senate Ethics obtained a delay to toe consid­ butliWM Inaurenca. Includayaur Cheshire Friday. to age from 9 to 13, were round­ Bowens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gommittee Into Dodd’s affairs, eration of toe censure resolu­ cars and ffucks In tMs monay- YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you Band Concert Friday ed up Saturday by Youth Bu­ WMMam S. Bowers o f Oolum- and the committee has recom­ tion because he wanted toe ex­ need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if saving program too. The Spring Band Concert will reau detectives after toe Friday Icebei^ Lettuce Ua, boa been assigned to the mended that Dodd be censured tra tone to Improve his Image. shopping neaxlv, or we will deliver promptly Calif. Potatoes New L(Hig White 5 Lbs. 4 9 e Cali us todsy for sompiste i be presented this Friday at 8 night incident to which ' some Itrot Infantry Division near Dd by toe Senate for misconduct. Dodd had requested the without eoctra charge. A great many people fciformsUon. p.m. to toe high school gym. firemen were stoned and some An, Vietnam. Spec, Bowers, a The (tommittee’s report said Etoics Committee investigation entrust us with their prescriptionB. May we Cool savings on your sum­ compound yours? Featured will be the elemen­ small blazes were set. TIm \ meiSjoial aldmuin to Heorquor- that Dodd had misused testi­ of his affairs, the columnists Crisp Calif. Carrots 1-Lb. H(gB. 2 F o r 2 9 e tary school and junior-senior It was believed that toe nine- mer salad makings . . . t o n Blaftftery, 8th Balitaiion of monial dinner fimds and had said, because he had expected high school bands, plus two oth­ year-old, his name withheld be­ and at a low mini-price! the cHvflsika’s Qth ArtlUery, en­ on several occasions collected a "adiltewash” from his col­ TANGUAY 767 MAIN ST. er musical groupiP. cause of his age, fled toq home tered the Arniy in March 1966 twice re-lmbursement for cer­ leagues dn the committee. \ I Proceeds will go Into toe band while to toe yard with a grofip We reserve toe right to limit quantities 191 Manchester •nd wtas last staftioned aft Ft. tain trdvel expenses. When the committee’s probe m ia t C i Navel Oranges Large Seedless Doz. 4 9 c ASBICY uniform fund, which has now of other youths durtog a recrea­ Lewis, Wash. Dodd ,to his statement broad­ went too deep, they said, Dodd reached $1,100, according to tion period., 68 E. CEMTEB STREET Airman Bruce D. Melvin of cast May H i also said, that the withdrew his cooperation. None­ Parking Always Available, Birch St. Parking Lot Keith Groetoe, band director. If "His arm is to a cast and the Navy, ron of Mr. and Mrs. people of Connecticut wopld de­ You get a lot to like at Stop & Shop... flavor, freshness, mmi-priCmq ® too! theless, they said, "They (the Fresh Nutritious1 Lb. \resldents flock with their fam­ we believe someone helped him 648-0221 Oacl D. Melvin of Mlacbaft Rd., cide whether he was guilty of Solid Cabbage 9 c conunittee) lean^ over back­ ilies to the concert Friday, the over the fence,” said Robert le in IhQieilal Beach, OaMf., toe wrongdoing of which he has V ward to (dva Dodd every pos- uniforms can be purchased, Desautels, substitute supervisor with Navy Hettoopter Combat been accused by columnists and siide break." im Groetha says. at the home. 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST, MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M O ^AY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE ^SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN mond Roy, 109 Holl St.; Mrs. Cne of America’s fastest cast House, w ill feature one of Bonsai trees and shrubs are los; Bruce Hamilton, Uon and Now Many Wear Marjorie Straw, Box Mt. Dr., Bonsai Exhibit growing horticultural hobbies, the result o f proper pruning Andover gold arrow; Joseph Remesch, the nation’s finest collections Vernon; Mrs. Sarah Volgenau, Bonsai was originated by the and rooting methods, coupled Tornadoes, the same, find David Phelps, of Bonsai trees, on loan from 87 Bluefield Dr. Among Features Chinese In the 14th century and with a considerable amount of FALSE TEETH bear and gold arrow. Manchester Evening Her­ Linley R. Coykendall of Bloom­ AiDMITTED YESTHJRDiAY: ’ater taken up by Japanese loving care and patience, ac­ ald Andover correspondent, field. CoykendaJl is president With Mora Comfort Windstorms Town Democrats Planning Also, Jeffrey Adams, wolf and Mrs. Susan Apiter, 109 Conway. Set by PIaza-7 artisans who added stones and cording to Mrs. Ashley, who FASTEETH, s pleasant alkaUna Lawrence' Moe, tel. 742-6796. of the Bonsai Society of Great­ gold arrow; Gordon Ray, wolf; mos to the miniature trees and promises an exhibit of many powder, holds false tpetb firmer. To MANCHESTER SESSION Rd.; Mrs. Flordne Barron, RiFD Bonsai, the ancient oriental er Hartford, sponsor of the ex­ eat and talk In more tom fort, Jurt Thomas Oliver, one gold and of the finest examples of the Dinner-lDance on June 17 John F. Rankl, 28, of Marl­ 2, Mianchester; Patrick Etoldtic, art of growing miniature trees shrubs to create beautiful dis­ hibit. The exhibit chairman is sprinkle a little PASTEETB on your In Southwest one silver arrow; Douglas De­ POTASH DEPOSITS VAST .art. plates. No gummy, gooey taste or borough pleaded nolo conten­ 163 Brooikfield St.; Michael and shrubs, will provide one of plays. Mrs. Gilbert E. Ashley of gelatin dessert 'with chocolate void, four ' silver . arrows; . SASKATO O N, Saak. — In feeling. Checks denture breath. Den­ At last Wednesday’s meeting dere to a charge of negligent Bonalarto, East HarMoid; Qer-, the more unusual exhibits at Plaza/7’a Bonsai exhibit, in Wethersfield, a past president The display will be open to tures that nt are essential to health. B y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sauce; Wednesday, barbecue Dwayne Devoid, four silver ar­ Soskaiticiheiwnin lies the 'world’s ACCOUNTING homicide and was fined $200. aid Bracci, EJaat' H'artiford; the State Stret lobby of Broad­ the public from non to 9 p.ml See your dentist regularly. Qet Tornadoes and violent wlnd- of the Andover Democratic giroatest potash deposit— enough Plaza/7 June 16 to 25. of the society. FASTEETTH at all drug counters. beef on roll, green beans, rows, and Jonathan Wright, one Applications now being accepted for Nianoy Carnell, R FD 2, Man- daily. Town Committee It was an­ to ferUOdze all the amble lend Rankl was charged with the Btorms smacked Texas, Kansas orange 'juice, diced pears; silver arrow. Sept, 1M7, admission. offense after the car he was dheertcr; Jack Darby, Glaston­ nounced that a dinner-dance ’Phunsday, potato salad, cold on eairth for 500 years. and Nebraska Sunday night A one-year service star went driving struck Alfred Blais, 55, bury; Mrs. Pauline Disabella, cjits, carrot sticks, lemon pud­ HARTFORD iNSTiTlJTE OF ACCOUNTING will be held June 17 at which to Den Chief Guy Cardlnl and of Marlborough and killed him. 141 Oak St.; Mathew Doherty, eaysing scattered property ding and topping; F r i d a y , Joe -Namath passed' for 19 66 Forest St., Hartford— tel. 247-1115 town Demoorats and others to assistant Den Chief Craig Trie attorney represeritlng 26 Lawrence St., Rock-vUle; d^ilnacre and hea.vy rainfall de- mushroom soup, tuna boats, touchdowns with thq New York Cardini. A two-year star was ^Rankl said the accused had Britan Gaskell, 43 Hollister St.; plan to express their' happy pickles, fruit gelatan dessert. Jets. last season. lu|ged sections of the South, Mid­ Douglas Goodrich, WlndsorvUle fe;e4ings on having db69« lb rambler. Holly Ruggiero, ram­ ON PRESCRIPTIONS 4 9 puppet play to invited faJindly tion took place after the three bler, dabbler, health aid. 14-OZ PKG PORK & BEANS members. The plays performed 59c refused to pay their bills. Each girl also received a . . . resulting in meaningful GRAND UNION HYGRAOE-CRTOVAC JONES were “Snow White,” “Cinder­ The second bill of particulars 1-pinl membership star and disc. QUARTERS savings to you every day! 8-oz. btl., BREAST was ordered and Uie case con­ lb. W ella” and “ Rumplestil'taklin.” H>. The meeting closed with the CHEFS OH. 3 9 * POLISH KIELBASI * U N K SAUSAGE After a candleligh'ting cere­ tinued to June 16. E X T R A M ILD NNELESS CORNED singing of Taps after which No ups and dovens in your Prescription mony, badges and signs were Hunts tomato sauce 4 45c 1-lb. punch and cookies were served. costs — no “ discounts” today, "Regular CAOA I PP PCPr)*7PM e BOTTOM ROUHD awarded to Donna Anderson, H^pm fpanitr pkK- 69 In April the troop went on a prices” tomorrow! sign of the health aid, YES SIREE We All Have Specials... bus trip tc New York City Hospital Notes No "reduced specials” — no “ temporary dabbler, troop dramatics, ram­ where they visited the United reductions” on Prescriptions to lure bler; Michele Binette, sign of Lipton tea bags PKG of 48 5 9 < THE 5c HOT DOG IS HERE! BUT HOW ABOUT PLOUDA Nations and St. Patrick’s Cathe­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. customers! the arrow, cook, rambler, dral and toured the NBC stu­ in all areas excepting mater­ health add, dabbler, Troop dra­ REGULAR CASE PRICES A t the same time, there Is never any dios. Last month the Scouts FINAST ALL BEEF or ALL MEAT SKINLESS nity where the.v are 2:.H0 to 4 JUICE ORANGES Sb^.49 matics; Athena Ciaroia, ram­ Shop and Comport Our Everyday Low Pricei compromise in sendee or quality! mPOKTED BLACK SW EET LUSCI visited Oak Grove Nature Cen­ 2 7 0 Z 7 ^ 5 p.m. anil 7 to 8 p.ni. and private bler, troop dramatics, health A er-O -w ax floor wax CAN in Our Meat Dept. - You'll be pleasantly surprised! ter in Manchester where they / O ' rooms where they are 10 a.m. you GET OUR LOWEST add; Jean Connolly, troop dra­ worked on their rambler badge. FRANKS kc ^ YOU COME FIRST to 8 p.ui. Visitors are requested PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE BARUNKA GRAPES . 3 9 * matics; Barbara Freedman, 10 49 not to smoke In patients’ rooms. We Deliver HKDS EYE ntOSEN The year’s activities will con­ 1-LB PKG WITH OUR REGULAR LOW PRICIeS YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE •IMP# Blft - #MAA sign of the anrow, troop dra­ No more than two visitors at NEW CROP-LONG WHITE clude with a cookout at Camp MORE THROUGHOUT THE matics, dabbler, health aid, Merriewood on June 14. Bon Ami ^-o i c a . 6 2 c one time per patient. Everywhere, Fast TINYTATERS 4 S * F books, collector, rambler; Lori YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR CALIF. POTATOCS Troop leaders are Mrs. Alfred GRAND UNION PROEEN ^ . . a a U.S. NO.I Heritage, sign of the arrow, PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. L. Rifkin and Mrs. Francis S. grade troop dramatics, health aid, Patients Today: 271 Pisch. TRY US AND SEE SOLE DINNER 3 '^ U*’*’ SIZE ’A' dabbler, housekeeper, rambler; N c S C a f o in s t a n t COFFEE ’ 10-OZ JAR “j ^ 5 1 ADMI’TTED SATURDAY: 5 4 9 * Catherine Ldnsenbigler, sign of SUPER SAVINGS! CHARGED WITH Kazimierz Aleszczyk, 73 Ridge P D P C M R A PCP-LC IMr^ 0|-7P the arrow, cook, troop dra­ CARDEN FRESH HARTFORD (AP) — Marvin St.: Mrs. Hattie Allen, 638 Park­ matics, health aid, dabbler, Wiggins Jr., 24, of Hartford, has INSTANT 5-OZ Q Q - er St.; Frank Crawford, Hart­ bunches rambler; Darlene Loughrey, RED RADISHES 3 been charged with murder in Nescafe Decaf COFFEE JAR 77^ OREO CREAM ford: Raymond Daigle, Willi-- sign of the arrow, cook health FLORIDA the fatal shooting of Ann John­ SANDWICH COOKIES mantle; Mrs. Helene Dunn, East aid, troop dramatics, ram­ son in her cousin’s apartment. 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A.' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 RAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 THE Etchebarren, Fails to Bunt, Herald Angle Hill ’t Fold and Wins at Memphis By EARL YOST Major League I Sport* Editor $20,000 Top Torres, MacLean Gets Energy, Hits Homer ■: = Leadlers: Long Win Streaks Elusive - Golf Check American League Miller blanked Washington after White Sox off right with his first NEW YORK (AP) — beating Kansas City 2-0 in the YANKEE STADIUM— “Inability to put together long JC Tennis Champs Batting. (90 at bats)—Kallne, opener of theif doubleheader the Senators scored five times shutout of the year, a five-hitter Andy Etchebarren, unable winning sti’eaks have been our biggest fault,” Connecti­ Of Career Det., .348; F. Robinson, Balt., and then fell back by losing 5-4. in the third. tliat protected two runs driven Taking top honors yesterday in the Jaycee Tennis .333. to bunt, summoned enough « • * home by Ken Berry's fourth- cut’s Dick McAuliffe of Detroit said as we talked before MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) energy to launcli the high­ Elsewhere in the league, Min­ -His lead in the Memphis Tournament at Memorial Field coui*ts were Ozzie Torres Runs—McAuliffe, Det., 37; To­ nesota topped California 8-7 in TK’.ERS-YANKS— inning single. Jim "Catfish” he took his turn in the batting cage. The Bengals came and Scott MacLean. Torres, an East Catholic High stu­ var, Minn., 37. flying Baltimore Orioles McAuliffe unloaded his ninth Hunter took the loss. into New York last Friday - Open Golf Tournament 10 innings and Cleveland dent who resides in East Hartford, ruled the Senior Runs balled in — F. Robinson, into the air, taking along a season homer and fifth career * • • night, leading the American Hank Aguirre’s first hit of .dwindling, Dave Hill re- blanked Boston 3-0. Division while Pastel, a member Balt., 43; Kaline, Det. 38. couple of patient young slam with two out after Bill INIHANS-REl) SOX— ' League standings and left town ^ clearing tri- membered four years ago • • - • of this years’ tennis squad at Hits — Kaline, Det., 66; Fre- Freehan doubled and loser Doo­ Cleveland's Steve Hargan, 7-4, last night, still In front despite pjg ^hg jjjjj southpaw is con- at the Hot Springs Open Johncock Wins baseball fans who must ORIOLES-SENATORS— Manchester High, topped the gosi, Calif., 55; Tovar, Minn., have been flying even high­ ley Womack walked two. stopped Boston with his fourth dropp half of the four-game gldered the poorest hitting pitch- when he overheard some- 55. The two boys in Baltimore junior group. Pitcher Hank Aguirre had shutout of the season, also a Rex Mays Race Doubles — Minchec, Calif., 12j er. were the only other passengers *^’’We jurt ran't seem to eot leasu®. His lifetime one in th e g a llery re m a rk : Torres deifeaited Tom Boll, Etchebarren, after failing to helped Detroit to an early 7-3 five-hitter. He got homer help MILWAUKEE, Wis. (A P I - Tovar, Minn., 12. * on the Orioles scheduled flight e v e ^ i f g ^ n g r g M fo ^ f n i Is .084 .. Mantle needs "H ill’s fo ld in g u p.” 6-2, 6-1 to take the title. In semi­ bunt twice, cracked a two-run lead with a three-run triple, but from Leon Wagner, who hit his Quiet Gordon Johncock sat sur­ Triples — Buford, Chic., 5} to California to play the Angels final ploy, Torres bested Mike home run in the 19th inning that a homer by John Kennedy start­ eighth leading off the fourth. rounded by kids Sunday an hour Knoop, Calif., 4; Monday, K.C., tonight. When they discovered legged second baiseanan said ^ Gehrig’s record of mustered enough courage an'd Miclnerney, 6-0, 6-0 while Boll lifted the Orioles over Washing­ ed the Yankees back and Jake Chuck Hinton and Fred Whit­ after he outlasted a crack field 4; Versalles, Minn., 4. they would be traveling with the The ■ngers nicked in manv ^ Yankee uniform . . shook off the butterflies Sunday eliminated Eric Taylor, 6-0, 6-0. ton 7-5, Sunday, ending the lon­ Gibbs tied it in the ninth with a field singled in the other runs. and won the 18th annual Re.x Home runs — F. Robinson, Orioles, they waited patiently ♦ * ♦ quintera 1o liosS BaJtinora m to win the |100,000 Memphis The junior g;raup fea.tured gest game of the baseball sea­ pinch hit solo clout. Mays 150-mile automobile clas­ Balt., 15; Killebrew, Minn., 12. through almost 2% hours of de­ Ajnpiiimn I pininip pihBmninn* ^ Yankee Will long be remem- Open and the biggest check of clo.,er competiticn. Pastel de­ son. % A1 Downing, 6-3, hurled the TWINS-ANGELS— sic. Stolen'bases — Agee, Chic., 18; parture delays unUl Etchebar­ ,1 1.. tiered. It struck the rightfield his 10-year career—$20,000. Yankees to the first game victo­ Bob Allison put a stop to an­ have lost four ^ their la^t six ,g tg t„g g feated Lairy Kahn, 6-3, 6-3 in Indianapolis winner A.J. Foy!^ Campaneris, K.C., 15. Beside bringing the Orioles ren got them airborne. ry with a five-hitter and got other extra inning affair when frames, after winning five out ^gj^g fjgj^j Through the first three rounds the first round, won by forfeit in their llth triumph in 20 games, here, Hill steadily incr,eased his a loser here because of mechan­ Pitdhong (5 decisions)—-Hot* ‘T didn't have much strength enough runs in the first inning he squeezed home pinch runner of six. the semifinals and took the title ical troubles, had long since de­ len. Chic.' 6-0, 1.000; Sparma, it sent them wining toward left,” said the Baltimore catch­ on Joe Pepltone’s two-run hom­ Ted Uhlaender in the 10th in­ McAuliffe, hdtless in tlu'ce ♦ ♦ • lead to five strokes but began to with a 7-5, 6-3 win over Scott Friend.ship Aiiport, where two skid Sunday when Johnny Pott parted. So had Lloyd Ruby of Det., 5-0, 1.000. , er. er off Mickey Lolich. ning for Minnesota's victory. offtoial tripe in the 5-0 opening Skein Broken MacLean in the finals. Wichita Falls, Tex., who trailed Strikeouts — Lonborg, Bust., boys, about 15 years old, had Etchebarren, who was sup­ * * • Uhlaender ran for Rich Rollins, game loss, was the man of tihe made , . a dramatic , surge on the MacLean, Pastel’s Manches­ waited through the marathon to Johncock by six seconds Sun­ 78; Peters, Chic., 77. posed to have the day off, en­ WHITE SOX-A’S— who opened the inning with a hour for the Bengals in the Detroit used but four start- la^ 10 holes ter Higih teammate, defeated day. National League fly with the players on a trip of tered the game in the fifth in­ The White Sox fell one game .".ingle, and reached third on a second game. His 13th inning ing pitchers in its first 45 games , one group In Eli Okrant, 6-0, 6-1 in the first a lifetime for a youngster. But Johncock, sweat caked on Baiting (90 at bats) — Cle­ ning. He ended the 5-hour and 18 back of Detroit when pitcher walk and forcehout. prands-kum homer broke a 7-7 season. The starters eon- of Hill, narrowed the gap round and Bob Horton, 6-1. 0-6, his tanned face, sat on a plat­ mente, Pitt., .374; Cepeda, St.L., Dick McAuliffe did not wait as hao minute game by connecting off Jim Nash capped a four-run The Twins and Angels had tie and gave the Tiger.s a solid, ployed by Manager M ' Smith ^hrae strokes by the time he 6-4 in the semifinals. Other first form facing the deserted stands .351. long to send the Detroit Tigers Bob Priddy after Brooks Robin­ fourth inning with a decisive homered each other to a stand­ 11-7, much to the dtemay of a were Joe Sparma, Earl Wil«on, , , round play saw Dick Podoilney and signed autograph after au- Runs — Aaron, Atl., 40; Rose, back into first.'^place in the off before the bunt as Harmon crowd of 34,424. Denny McDsin and Mickey t » - knew Pott was gaining, so son singled. run-scoring single that put Kan­ DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH— Bill Robinson (11) goes down, but comes up swinging and is met by defeat Charlie Brackett 6-4. 6-3 tograph. Cin., 37; Brock, St.L., 37. American League as he blasted The Orioles, who squandered sas City ahead 5-1 in their night­ Killebrew belted a 500-foot solo The viotory could be the iioh- The lotiter .st-arted a dozen I’e buckled down on I"? after suf- of the Yanks crashes into shortstop Roy Oyler of Oyler. Players were quickly separated and no one and Horton stop Pete Schul- Johncock, 30, driving on the Runs batted in — Oleanente, a gnaiid .qlam homer in the 13th a 4-0 lead, tied the game 5-5 in cap. Nash picked up the victory, drive and Zoilo Versalles hit one rtart of that win streak the games, the others all had 11 fering four bogeys and a double theis, 6-0, 6-1. big car circuit for three years, Pitt.,.43; Brock. St.L., 37. inning for an 11-7 victory over the Tigers on attempted steal and things started was banished. (AP Photofax), the seventh on a double by Russ but left in the eighth inning with two on for the Twins, and Tigers need to pull away from starts, going into yesterday’s De drove the 17th green Pete Silverbeirg was Cibairman finished first only once prior to Hits — Brock, St.L., 71; Koso, the New York Yankees in the Snyder and a single by Curt when Tommie Agee closed the Rick Reichardt hit a two-run popping yesterday at Yankee Stadium. Robinson ______(3hioago. “ twinbill. The fir.»t starter to i" one and go his par-3. for the Jaycee Oommittee hen- taking Sunday’s top prize inon- Cin., 68. nightcap of their twinbill. New Blefary. gap to one run with a two-run blast and Bob Rodgers and Jphn ♦ ♦ * break into tl>e .select graurw as the las hole, he put his dUing the tournaiment. Assisting ey of $14,647 as he covered the Doubles — Cepeda, St.L., 15; York won the opener 2-0. Werhas homered with none on Wally Bunker, Eddie Watt, homt-\ n 11 a c .. Aguirre who wa.s called ® were Dave Wiclwnan, Don 150 one-mile laps in one hour, 31 R. Allen, Phil., 14. Chicago took first place by Eddie Fisher and winner Stu Tommy John had started the for the Angels. Balls ’ ll Strikes uoon to start the nightcap.. 14 One-Run Games in Last 15 Starts . ______j him a par and the champion- Fogg, Dick Bofiadik and Ed minutes and 14.30 seconds. Triples — Williams, Chic., 4; Almost perfect relief pitching A m ^ g the maior ohanges noted Bates. ------Perez,- Cin., 4; Rose, Cin., 4; hasI* beenhPPn one of the strong Yai*ee Stad.iur^ Frank Cro- finished at eight under par :------Saints Score Pinson, Cin., 4; Morgan, Houst., Enjoy Break in American League Schedule setti. for year.s the third base ^ points for the Tigers to date 272 and Pott at 274. Turnawav Crotvd stron g pJtcihdng by Tim Hap- 4; Gonzalez, Phil., 4. Reds Win to Protect Lead Fred Gladding and Dave Wick- coajph. • has been shifted over to ..j toughest thing In More than 5.500 turned out peny and solid hitting by Tom Home runs — Aaron, At., 15; ersham have relieved a total of base. I»ren Babe now di- ^orld is to lead a touiVa- with several hundred turned Sapienza— three for four— pac­ Brock, St.L., 13. tory at Pittsburgh two weeks GIANTS-METS— 24 times and have been un.scor- traffic what little this is nient when, everybody is e.xpect- away last Friday night as stock ed St. James’ School baseball Stolen bases — Brock, St.L., Sights Set on Second Place NEW YORK (A P )— The 22; Wills. Pitt., 13. Cincinnati Reds are going ago — began on May 21 with a Joe Gibbon, making his first ed upon 22 times. Gladding has “ ■’’ i third ba.se. . Acouired by ,ng you to fall flat on your car races started at Stafford team to a 13-1 win over Our 2-1 loss to Philadelphia in 18 start for the Giants this year, one win and nine saves. The Yanks beoaii.ae of hi.s de- face,” he said. Speedway. Ed Flemke won top Lady of Victory of New Haven Pitching (5 decisions)—Holtz- fishing today but Manager innings. They have broken even shackled the Mets on four hits Tigers have won six one-run tensive skills, ,Tohn Kennedy "Unless you're an Arnold Pal- NET FINALISTS — Before starting their title prize of $1,000 with Pete Ham­ yesterd'gy at Colt Park in Hoi't- man. Chic., 5-0, 1.000; Veale, By RSox, Cooled by Indians Dave Bristol may have to in the 14 one-run games, which in the opener while Tito Fueiucs games and Gladding has figur- the cUih in errors— nine. . or a Gary Player, they ex- match, Tom Boll, left, and Ozzie Torres took time ilton and Dick Wateon follow­ fard. Wednesday afternoon Uie Pitt., 7-1, .875. make anotlier trip to his include four overtime struggles, and Wiilie McCovey biasted ed In all of them . . Only the ®n the surnrising side. B'll pect you to fall . . and I was out to pose for Herald Cameraman Cinch Ofiara. ing him across the line in the locals meet Naugatuck ^at 4 Strikeouts — Marichal, S.F., Country Club 94; Nolan, Cin., 73. CHICAGO (AP) — The However, Hargan was too fielder Reggie Smith saved comer barbershop. Reliever Bob Lee. newly ac- three-run homers, Red Sox and Yanks have scored Robiasnn. !»tort.ing rightfieldcr heading In that direction." Torres won. feature event. o'clock at Colt. If he does, you can bet he BEST 16 tough, allowing only five hits more trouble for Stange. National League quired from Los Angeles. Mike McCormick completed against either. Boston got three '’•'"I « raung.stor with a "Can’t Hill said he had fever blisters, high-strutting Boston Red won’t ask for a close shave. Saturday while outduelling Boston right­ Conigliaro robbed Hinton of a W. L. Pet. G.B. stopped the Braves’ comeback the shutout sweep by scattering runs off Wickersham at Fen- Mi.s.s" tag is hittin”- under .100. a shaky stomach and a string of Sox'enjoyed a break in the The National League-leading Class A —Joe Wall 62-6—66; hander Lee Stange. homer in the third as he made Cincinnati 34 18 .654 — Sunday, preserving Jim Maio- eight hits in the Second game way Park and the Yanks broke which must )>e the lowest in the sleepless nights to prove it’s a American League schedule Reds ran up a 5-0 lead against Rav Evelhoch 59-3—56, Dave Stange pitched a fine game, a spectacular leaping catch St. Louis 27 17 .614 3 The veteran through for three against the -A.merican Lea.gue. The former nerve shattering experience to today before training their Atlanta Sunday, then held off surrendering only two runs and against tlie right field wall. San Fran. 28 20 .583 4 toeV.i7J7ourSSay-.ni >«>y same hurler yesterday. . .Speak- Bc'timore farmhand apoears to lead all the way. the Braves 5-4 for their fourth sights on the second-place seven hits before being lifted for In the SLxlh, Smith raced to Pittsburgh 25 20 .556 5'2 ing of the Red So.x, they are be in need of some more minor Before leaving here for the straight victory. It was the 14th dell 66-11—55, Bundi Tarca 65- Chicago White Sox in the a pinch batter in the eighth. the 390-foot mark in right-center Chicago 23 22 .511 7‘ 2 closed the gap to one run gaining more and more respect league polish. .Jeff Koel«ch. Buick Open this week at Flint, and put his glove over the fence one-run game for the Reds in PIRATES-DODGERS— 9- -56, Maurice Willey 69-13— opener of a four-game se­ John Wyatt hurled the eighth, Phila'phia 22 23 .489 8'2 against Maloney in the seventh. every day around the league, goodwill ombas.ra'for at Hamil- Mich., he planned to shoot a PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT IS to rob Whitfield of a homer. their iast 15. Roberto Ciemente wrecked 56, Les Christensen 68-12—56; ries Tuesday night. permitting the third Cleveland Atlanta 22 25 .468 9',2 "I said they would be tough," ton Standard and manaeer of U.S. Open qualifying round here Hargan was in serious trouble "I had a haircut the other day The Reds scored twice in the the Dodgers with two homers — Class C- Ed Dik 76-25—51, The Red Sox moved on to run. Los Angeles 20 27 .426 11 li third inning and Leo Cardenas Mayo Smith said. "The Red the firm's ha.se.ball teo.m. lunch- today. only once. In the fifth, Rico and had ali the grray hairs cut good for ali the Pittsburgh l uns Dick Dulaney 76-25—51, Tony Chicago Sunday after their bid Leon Wagner broke a score­ Houston- 17 31 .354 15 capped a three-run burst in the Sox have the best looking young ed with Bob .'shenho-d, stadium Behind second-place Pott, who Petrocelli walked and Joe Foy out,” the 33-year-old Cincinnati — as southpaw Bob Veale Stanford 67-14—53; Low Gross club in the league." . . Mickey announcer, author Charlie Dex- collected $12,000. were Harold BUILDING A NEW TRAINING SCHOOL for a three-game series sweep less deadlock in the fourth in­ New York 15 30 .333 15n returning to the lineup during lillo went to the fence and made from the fading New York Mets topped Chicago behind the Low gross—Sue Eggleton .53: .Bellcow of the Tigers. A1 There s .ri,11 excitement In the Veteran Hartford Courant delphia (L. Jackson 2-5), night rallying for six runs in the ninth taking three straight in Cleve­ the weekend after service with a fine catch in left center of a 7-0 and 5-0, Pittsburgh trimmed three-hit pitching of rookie Dick aftgV being blanked on three Low net--Esther Burnham 49- air when Mickey Mantle walks sportswriter Pat Bolduc is now L^s Angeles (Osteen 6-4) at Kallne has hit safely in 39 of , a patient at Manchester Me­ land. the Army reserves, and center long drive in the ninth. Los Angeles 4-1 and Philadel­ Hughes. hits by rookie Don Wilson over ®Carvey 58-11 -47; Atlanta (Cloninger 1-1), night the 44 games in which he has *'? morial Hospital. He was ad­ phia overcame Houston 6-1 In Orlando Cepeda’s sacrifice fly the first eight innings, Low putts- Esther Burnham, betted and has had streaks of noticeohiv hut Houston (Guisti 2-5) at St. mitted yesterday. other games. pulled St. Louis even in the Johnny Callison's leadoff dou- Edna Hilinski 29. 13. 12 and eight games. Only Louis (Jaster 3-1), night * • * Vi.sitors are allowed. The Only games scheduled. sixth after the Cubs took a 3-2 ble ignited the rally and Johnny BEST 17 once has he gone as long as two ^ * club. .Mantle and Tom REDS-BRAVES— local man is in Room 233. Tuesday’s Games lead in the fifth with the help of Briggs' three-run homer off re- Sunday straight contests without a hit. . Trc'-'h. .switch-ihittera. do better The Reds’ string of squeakers * * • from the left -side of the plate. Chicago at Philadelphia, 2, twi- center fielder Curt Flood's first liever Carroll Sembera finished Class A —Doc McKee 65-5— — interrupted only by a 6-1 vic­ error in 227 games. the Astros. 60, Ted Plodzik 67-6—61; Class . , Mantle is .23.') as a lefthanded nlglit Atlendance Up swinger and .196 from the right New York at Pittsburgh, 2, — B—Lee Riggott 69-12—57, Tom Clay Sincere Los Angeles at Atlanta, N -^^K earns 71-12—59; Cla.ss C— Attendance is up at Yankee -21-5 and .163 Brown Claims San Francisco at Cincinnati, N Steve Barber Quits Cluh^ ^Jjerry LaPlne 78-16—62, Rick Stadium, better than 18,500 the the left and right Dulaney 87-25—62, John Rieder average for the first 21 home re.'^nectivcly. .Yank.s arc Houston at St. Louis, N CLEVELAND (AP) — A American League 80-17—63; Low gross—Doc Mc­ dates . . On the road, the Yanks, Yankee Staidium and , ,, otv, ^ 0 Kee 70. Blind bogey — Willie 8-15 on the road. .Of Mantle’s "^®1' known Negro ath W. L. Pet. G.B. Leaves Orioles at Airport with Mantle the main magnet, letes wanted the straight-from- Olekisinski, Ted Plodzik 75. have played before an average homers nine were hit Icft- Detroit 28 18 .609 — h a ^ ’t source lowdown on Cassius BALTIMORE (AP) —Pitcher the West Coast. PRO SWEEPSTAKES of over 12,300 for 18 dates . . i>andcd. .Base Chicago 26 18 .591 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Steve Barber quit the Baltimore Barber reportedly told an air- Low gross—Doc McKee, 70, Attendance is also better than 1^®®" a maior factor " for the stand against Army in. Baitimore 23 20 .535 3'2 Exploding for seven runs over rtLieiiuam-e is aisu ueiiei uum duction and they got it Sunday Orioles Sunday night and failed lines’ official, who followed him Dave Kelleher 74; Low "net Lee 100,000 over a year ago at Tiger Yanks to date with only sev’eti Boston 24 22 .522 4 the final two frames, the Law- “ After 2Vj hours of friendly to accompany the team on its into the terminal building, "Tell Riggott 76-12—64, Tom Kearns Stadium with the Bengals lead- stolen ba.ses in 44 e^ames.. Cieveland 23 22 .511 4>i yers beat the Oilei-s, 10-2, Sat­ discussion we decided he Is flight from Baltimore to Ana- them to go on without me. I 77-12—65, Hal Jarvis 78-11—67. ing or near the top of the stand- Yanks arc I'-'tting .215 as a Minnesota 23 23 .500 5 urday ait Veiplanck Field. Ron sincere In his relig;ious belief,” heim, Calif., where the Orioles quit.” LADIES’ EVEN HOLES Kansas City 22 25 .468 6'/i Wierohowski and Rich Letts ings since opening day .. Don’t team and the Tigers leading the sa iry im ‘V r o w r ‘ former‘ a e v V Low gross—Evelyn Lorentzen New York 20 24 .455 7 shared honors, both oh the open a five-game series tonight. According to the airlines’ offi- be too surprised if Whitey Ford L®®Tie, boart a fme Browns’ fullback and head 45; Low net—Ruth Bryant 47- Wash’n. 20 26 .435 8 mound and at the plate. They The 28-year-old left-hander cial, Barber also said, "I can’t is brought in as the pitching .251 hittm- average. Only vet- jjegro Industrial and Eco- California 19 30 .388 10',2 combined to hurl a four-hitter was knocked out of the bo.x dur- come any place close to finding H —36, Cora Anderson 48-10— coach next season replacing Jim eran AI Kaline has a better nomic Union (NIEU) which Sunday’s Results while Wierohowski coHected a ing a five-run rally by the my groove." Betty Benton 49-11—38; Turner . . All last season, New than .300 mark for Drtrodt, invited Clay to the meeting. Minnesota 8, California 7, 10 homer, double and single and Washington Senators in, the fifth Barber made the statement PUtts Cora Anderson, Ruth York pitchers hung up but sev- leading the league at .318.. vVhUe a crowd blocked the innings Letts had a double and single. inning Sunday. The'^ Orioles after lifting his bag from the Bryant 32. en shutouts. AI Downing’s 5-0 Yanks hosted 11 mtimbers of sidewalk outside the NIEU of- Chicago 2-4, Kansas City 0-5 OiOens’ starter Dan LaBelle eventually won 7-5 in tlie 19lh plane's baggage compartment SuiMlay whltewash of Detroit in Sun- the Conneetici’t Sioorts Writers’ jigg_ explained to the Cleveland 3, Boston 0 worked the first four frames, inning on a two-run homer bjr and walking away. Low grass—Tom Schiller, 77. day’s opener was the seventh Alliance and their wives last professional athletes and Lew Baltimore 7, Washington 5, 19 giving up three runs and .strik­ Andy Etchebarren. Harry Dalton, th.e Orioles’ di- CRIERS TOURNAMENT this year by a Yankee pitcher Friday night. Alcindot of UCLA that he re* innings ing out 12. Dave Stratton led According to a report by Lou rector of player personnel, told Oiaas A —Andy Ferreira. 75- fused to be drafted because of New York 5-7, Detroit 0-11 the losing offense with two dou­ H.'.tter o ' f.ie Baltimore Sun, the Associated Pre.ss in Balti­ 10—65, Charlie (Dhdsholm 74- religious beliefs, that he Is a Today’* Games bles. who is traveling with the Orioles, more that Barber had left the 7—67; Class B— Bob Hartman Damascus Easy Winner^ Muslim minister. Cleveland (McDowell 3-2) at Lawyers 012 034— 10 9 3 Barber walked away from the club. Dalton said he had not 81-16—65, Ben Brown 80-14— Clay, who prefers his Muslim Minnesota (Chance 9-2), night Oilers 010 010— 2 4 3 world champions’ jet moments talked to Barber, but that he 66, •Jim Vandervoort 81-15— 66; name of Muhammad Ali, was “Washington (Bertaina 1-1) at Wierohowski, Le‘-ts (2); La- before it took off from Balti- hopet. to contact him sometime (3as.s C— Bob Karn.s 89-25— 64, Next Start Likely June 17 stripped of his heavyweight title more’s Friendship Barry Ti-abitz 90-26—64, A1 New York (Tillotson 2-0), night BeMe, Miohalik (5). Airport for today. '■ NEW YORK (AP) — Damas- Damascus was the strong Bel by boxing organizations after he Detroit (McLain 5-6) at Kan­ Fields 87-21—66; Kickers—IDoc cus, with an easy victory In the mont favorite, paying $3.60 for refused to be drafted in Houston Warmington 95-17—78, A1 Zub- sas City (Segui 0-1), night $138,700 Belmont Stakes added $2. But favorites were not so April 28. Training school now being built in'East Hartford will offer new, more modern facilities. Sought Diplomatic Solution ixvw 91-13— 78,. AJ Kemp 83-5 Baltimore (McNally 3-2) at BASEBALL HEROES to his 3-year-old championship fortunate in the other gold-laden He faces a trial In U.S. Dis- California (Wiilhite 0-2), night — 78, Bob Zaiman 87-9—78, credentials, probably will make feature of last Saturday — the trlct Court there June 19 on a Only games scheduled. Pete Nakiteniis 85-7—78, George his next start in the $36,000-add- $119,200 Californian at Holly- charge of evading the military Sweeney 85-7—-78, Bairney Tuesday’s Games BATTING — Roberto Cle­ ed Leonard Richards Stakes at wood Park. draft. Dick McAuJiffe’s Approach Weber 81-13—78, Pete Lingua Baltimore at California, 2, mente, Pirates, cracked his llth Delaware Park June 17 with l i o ------'------NEW TRAINING BUILDING WILL OFFER MORE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SKILLED 78-0—78, Bob Hartmann 88-16 twi-night and 12th homers, driving in all meeting with his arcli-rlval, Dr. •^72, Andy Ferreira 80-8—72, Detroit at Kansas City, 2, twi- of Pittsburgh’s runs in a 4-1 vic­ Saved Violence at Stadium Fager, in line for the immediate John I^aBelle 93-21— 72 night tory over Los Angeles. / future. NEW YORK (AP) — Being a emptied and .-(uddenly McAuliffe HUSBAND WIFE SCOTCH CAREERS . . . MANY COURSES NOW OPEN FOR FREE TRAINING WITH PAY Cleveland at Minnesota, 2 twi- PITpHING—Steve Hargan, “ I want first to talk with the sensible fellow, Detroit’s Dick man between the Low gross—Mr. and Mrs. night Indians, hurled a five-hitter for owners,” said trainer Frank Yankees and the melee. Harvey 'rardiff,,.43. Low net— Boston at Chicago, N his fourth shutout of the ^ason McAuliffe sought a diplomatic Whlteley Jr. ’from his Laurel, "Elston Howard was the first Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kelly 43- Washing;ton at New York, N as Cleveland stopped Boston .3-0. solution when the New York ^lan out there,” McAuliffe said, Md., home after seeing that Da­ 11—32, Mr. and Mtb. Jim Gor­ mascus was safely back In his You may receive free training in a skilled trade and earn wages while you learn. bench came charging toward "He had all his catching gear don 44-11—33, Mr. and Mrs. quarters at Delaware Park. SPECIAL TM INING COURSES second base in the eighth inning on, too. I said, ‘Now, Elston, Larry Ohaine 46-12—34, Mr. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft has openings in a wide variety of excellent training ■"But I would like to start Rim Automatic Transmission Trouble? of Sunday’s doubleheader night- we’re friends. I don’t want any and Mrs. John Kearney 47-13 courses that prepare you for highly skilled, traditionally good Aircraft jobs. Courses ranging from 2 2 weeks to 93 weeks: cap at Yankee Stadiuip. trouble with you. Let’s just stay in the 1% miles of the Leonard —34, Mr., and Mr^. Gua Peters Pratt & Whitney Aircraft continues to be a leader in “earn while you learn” • EXPERIMENTAL JET ENGINE METALSMITH • PRECISION MACHINING His reasonable approach to here.’” 47-12—35, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Richards and then take dead • EXPERIMENTAL TOOL ROOM MACHINING • MACHINE MAINTENANCE ZSA ZSA GABOR says - ■violence saved McAuliffe from The diplomacy worked. If ZL'brow 47-12— 35. aim on some of those rich Chi­ training, with Tegular pay increases as ^ou move ahead. To qualify, you must being run over and kept him Howard had known what McAu- cago stakes, particularly the be a high school graduate or the equivalent with a year of algebra or geometry.* • TOOL. DIE AND GAGE MAKING • MASTER PIPE MAKING around for the hero’s role In the liffe would do in the 13th, he Elliniiton Ridge American Derby in August.” Classes are small to assure you of personal attention from professional in­ SAVE MONEY at AAMCO Tigers’ 13-innlng 11-7 victory. might not have been so peace­ INVITATIONAL With. Damascus pointing for Have more vacation fun* automatic transmission It was, McAuliffe’s grand slam ful. Low gross—Duane Haley-Jack the Leonard Richards and Dr. structors. Last year alone, hundreds of trainees graduated into skilled jobs, AP>RENTICE TRAINING COURSES homer that broke up the game Oyler admitted jumping Fager aiming for either the $50,- Apply for an HFC Traveloan and. these P&WA alumni agree... “ It's hard to beat the training you get on SPECIAUSret^^ at Downey 34-34—68, Cristlllo- Coursekranging from 3 to 4 years: SKILLED in the 13th and gained Detroit a Robinson after tagging him. Pocious 33-36—69. Sher Fergu- 000-added Saranac at Aqueduct Have more fun on that the Aircraft’s paid training courses!” Apply now for this excellent training with split. A1 Downing’s neat five- “ He hit me with his elbow and son-Harry Elch 34-37—71; Low July 1 or the $100,000-added Cnh MONTHLY FAYMINT SCHIDULE needed vacation. Your JET ENGINE METALSMITH • TOOL AND DIE MAKER COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Ym M pay at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. " hitter had given the Yankees I just lost my head,” the Tigers’, net—Joe Chichon-Johnson 70- Classic at Arlington Park June 24 18 13 6 HFC Traveloan may MACHINIST • ELECTRONICS MECHANICS psym lt p o jm tt p tym b Psymts n« m a u makes the opener 6-0. shortstop said. 7—63, Lorentzen-Vigenat, 81-8— 24, It is very doubtful when the pay for lodging, trana^ *lf you lack these qualifications, you may apply for one of our introductory training courses. Hiflwr X v OF CARS Downing, who struck out six, Robinson said Oyler tagged 63, Gene Kelly-Steve Kondahl twain will meet to determine $5.58 $ 6.97 $ 9.75 $18.08 . portation. clothes, on DUTY Includtii Rtnwvltif, Dlimintitnc ran his record to 6-3. Joe Pepi- him In the face. "I got mad but 80-15—65. Team kickers—Cristil- the 3-year-old title. 16.75 20.91 29.25 54.25 camera, even sports An equal opportunity employer inspecUoo and RMUtiobl*, tone smashed a two-ruh homer I’m glad no one got hurt.’.’ lo-Pocious 71, Ted Plodzik-Foley Dr. Fager didn’t race in ei­ 26.58 33.52 47.41 89.08 equipment. When you VISIT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main Street. East Hartford, EXCLUSIVI WITH MMCO MON. thru FR|. and Bill Robinson had an inside- Frank Umont, the second 71, Sher Ferguson-Harpy Elch ther of the Triple Crown events 41.33 52.44 74.66 141.33 return, you may repay Connecticut. Other Connecticut plants in North Haven, South­ LIFHIME fiUARANTEE the-park shot. base umpire, laughed the incl- 75, Petrella-Blaney 75.' but he finished first by 6^ 51.16 65.05 92.83 176.16 H ou sen old conve­ Pratt & Fret pirte and libor on all AAMCO niently. Visit House­ ington and Middletown. . eutlora rebuilt transmlMloni and The Tigers were sitting on a 7- dent off. "It was just a typical TEAM SWEEPSTAKES lengths in the Jersey Derby only Abort payments include principal and torque converters at long at you owa hold Finance npw! ;^ur own car and strvica It annually 6 lead with two out and Robin- baseball fight,” he said. "Ev- Low gross—Haley-Downey 68, to be disqualified and edged Da*-. charges on loans i/ paid on schedule. W h itn e y at a modest service charit at any of . OPEN FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Monday through Friday-8 a.m. son on first base in the bottom erybody just held everybody Cristillo-Pocious 69, Sher Fergu- mascus in the one mile of the Ask about credit IHo Insurance on loans at group rates the 300 AAMCO shops eoist to coast. of the eighth In the nightcap else off.” son-Harry Elch 71; Low net— Thtra an no othar luaraatai* Ilk* Gotham at Aqueduct on April’ 16 to 4:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday evenings till 8 p.m., Satur­ P ire raft tbit Oflt. o n l y MMCO M l in when trouble flared. Robinson The 33,454 fans got more ex- Joe Chichon-Johnson 63, Lorent- in their lone head-on meeting. ______WO MONtY »0WU broke for second but got a slow cltement In the bottom of the zen-Vlgeant 63, Gene Kelly and Running the 1% miles of the days— 8 a.m. to 12 noon. jump and was caught in a run- plnth when Jake Gibbs’ pinch Kondahl 65. Belmont Stakes in 2:28 4-5 for HOUSEHOLD FINAW . MANCHESTER BERLIIM WETHERSFIELD______|2|^|Q§]j|l down. hit homer tied the game for che BEST NINE jockey Bill Shoemaker’s fourth ORADUATINQ HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS-APPLY NOW, START WORK AFTER GRADUATION! AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS OF MANCHESTER In the chase, second baseman Yankees. But that just sit the Class A—Fred McKone 39-3— victorious ride in the classic, Mora #15 M oro#lt Slora#t3 Stora#«4 65 Tolland Turnpike Route 85 MANCHISn* fHOPPINa PARKAN SIS Wool MldiBeTera#i» WoImom-MpMra Ptan S42 SUm Dm m Hlgharay McAuliffe wound up covering stage for McAuliffe.' i 36, Lee Charandoff 41-5—36; Damascus earned $104,950 to Phone 645-2487 first. Robinson barreled into Bill Freehan opened the 13th Class B—O’Brian 45-9r-36, Will 382 Middle Turnpike Wett MwieiNMto-,Coral. Boriim Coras. WotfioratMii,Coras. M«ridM,Comi. Open 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. run his 1967 bankroll to $365,-11.0 shortstop Ray Oyler as he dove with a double. 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You II hear from our advrrHaer In able 01 use vour Conn .iharge paperhanging, wallpaper re the first time in the USA, person with good typing FIRST ' and figure skills, vari^ du­ ■ jig time without ape iding all evening at the telephiine. Card . moved. Wallpaper books on re- Alls-tate Training Center COOK -TO work days. Apply 54 52 53 ' quest. Fully Insured. Free es­ offers qualified men 19 and ties, busy office, 5 day NATIONAL AcaJia Restaurant, 103 Tolland r.EWEAVTNG OF bums, moth timates. Call 649-9858. over the opportunity to week. Usual benefits. East Automobiles For Sole 4 T R A IN LOCALLY In Tpke. Manchester. 55 56 5 / holes Zippers repaired Win­ Hartford, 289-4389. dow shades made to measure PAINTING PY Dick Fontaine, SPARE TIME on all makes 1956 OLDSMOBILE convertible, STORES; INC. H ERALD all sizes Venetian blinds Keys Interior and exterior. Paper of equipment, bulldozer, 58 59 60 radio and heater, good body made while you wait Tape re­ hanging and wall paper re­ scrapers, backhoes, etc. Park & Oakland Avenues and lop, $150. 649-2068. Accredited program. Job corders for rent. Marlows's 867 moval. Dutch Boy and DuPont. WANTED—An elderly woman &■ BOX L E H E R S placement upon completion. as a live-in companion in north Bast Hartford, Conm. 1956 TEN passenger Mercury Main 649-6221. Quality workmanship Call WANTED K E N MUSE Budget plan. 522-4589 any­ end of town. Call 528-6640 af­ station wagon, fully equipped, evenings, 246-9593. time. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ter 7 p.m. Clean, Late Model For Vour dual exhaust, good condition, EXTERIOR AND interior paint­ whitewalls, $150. 649-1584. Bulldinq— InformatioD ing. Wallpaper books, paper NURSE'S AIDE, 3-11 shift part- ACCOUNTS receivable clerk, USED CARS we- need a steady full-time girl Contracting 14 hanging. Oilings. Floors. Ful­ time or fulhtime. Laurel Man­ Top Prices Paid ^ 6-S to handle our accounts receiv­ THE HERALD will not 1957 PORSCHE —Call 649-7239 ALL TYPES of cabinet work. ly insured, workmanship guar­ or, 649-4619. For All Makes cSSlftM able and other office duties. (fit « IMT W XU IM disclose the Identity of after 7. kitchen remodeling our spe­ anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. THE BOOSTERS any advertiser using box DAY WAITRESS wanted 10:30- Typing helpful *>ut not es.sen- cialty, 22 years experience. If no answer 643-9043. A Tractor CARTER CHEVROLET letters. Readers answer­ 4:30, minimum 5 days. Plea.se t;al. We will train. Apply Car­ 1955 CHEVROLET convertible, Fair prices Call Lou Dascanio, C O .. IN C . ing blind box ads who PAINTING—Paper hanging, 30 apply in person. Willie's Steak ter Chevrolet, 1229 Main St. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL running condition. $75. Call 649- 649-6985 anytime. desire to protect their years experience, Manchestqj^ Trailer School House, 444 Center St. identity can follow this 9258, between 5-6. 1229 Main St. QUAIJ*rY Carpentry--P-ooms. and nearby towns. C. Y. Paul, WANTED babysitter for one procedure: 1960 CADILLAC —4-door sedan, (XIUNTER GIRLS for evening child in m y home, days. Phone 649-5238 6UKE. LOTS CDF THINGS. dormers, oorc'ies, basements, 875-6359. In Hartford Enclose your reply to the DeVille, very good condition. refinlshed, cabinets, built-ins. shift, 7 p.m -midnight, full or Please call after 5 :30, 643-0876. 0 0 “>00 REALLY THINK m . box In an envelope — May be seen at 20 McKee St. part-time, no experience. fo-mlca, aluminum vinyl, We train full or part-time HAVE AN'yTHlNG IN COMMON LIKE WHAT? addressed to the Classi­ Please apply in person, to Mis­ steel ceram o siding William noor Finishing 24 students in the Hartford WITH TH& AMERICANS? fied Manager, Manchester ter Donut, 255 West Middle Evening Herald, togther 1960 DODGE 4-door sedan. V-8, Robbins Carpentry Sendee. area on many makes and FLOOR SANDING and .-efinish- Tpke. with a memo listing the $495. Call 649-4660 after 6. 8-19-3446. models of equipment. No ROY C R A N E companies you do NOT ing (specializing in older high school diploma neces­ CARPENTRY —concrete work J want to see your letter. 1960 DeSota 2-door hardtop, In floors), cleaning and waxing sary. Local and long dis­ K anything from cellar to roof, HELP WANTED BUTV0U'i?ELlVINS1NA Your letter will be de­ good condition, $200. Call 643- floors. Painting, Paperhang­ tance job.s waiting. Guaran­ inside and out, no substitute NOTICE DREAM WORLP.EUZi stroyed if the advertiser Is 5314. ing. No job too small. John teed placement assistance Men needed on all qhlfts W carding d^*. Experience SHE'S lOST, CONE'VDU one you've mentioned. If for quality work, satisfaction Vertaille, 649-5750. upon graduation. Train now At an executive session of helpful but not essential, we train you. Attractive not it will be handled In MUST FACE FACTS. YOU'RE 1964 PLYMOUTH Valiant — 4 guaranteed, competitive prices, the Planning and Zoning Com­ wages, group Insurance and .profit 'sbaring, benpfiUi- J- C T i the usual manner. —Pay when working. Let LONELY. YOU NEEDA WIFE, ^-5- speed, 273, excellent condition. No Job too small, D&D Car­ American Tractor Trailer mission of Manche.ster, Con­ Apply In person at '. v j . . A HOME... AND YOUR BOY Must sell. Call 649-9820. pentry, days 843-1904, evenings Bonds— Stocks— teaeh you this high paying necticut, on May 31, 1967, it I'L|. HAVE TO 649-8880. profession that pays $250. was voted: s a c r i f i c e —in service. Neat M ortgages 27 think it over, Lost and Found 1 per week. School licensed LYDALL STREET—To cA Residence Zone AA to Ver­ Application made for payment. non St.; thence sointherly THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTER BERG Bicycles 11 AMESITE — Quality workman­ Help Wanted— THE AIRCRAFT ship on driveways, parking along the west side of Vernon FOUND —black and brown fe- YAMAHA — NEW dealership. Female 35 I'M 601M6 TO BH6C7ME A areas, commercial and resl- Business Opportunity 28 St., 1,378', more or less, to male mongrel, Shepherd and Sales and service at Seymour NEEDS FT^0FE55I0WAL BABY SITTER I Z I E A R N W MI L E I dentlal , Free estimates, no oh- a UTO AGENCY, excellent loc.a- W AN TED — Registered hair- point of beginning. Qillie type. Call Lee Frac Auto, 681 Main St., Manches­ SOMEDAY AMDrMPRACTICmG LEARN. I'MTAKINSWIAA Ugatlons. C^l Eastern Paving tion good financing. For an ap- dresser as working manager, The above zone change will chla. Dog Warden, 643-8594. ter. Open Thursday and Fri­ FOR A WALK NOW Co.. 628-3937. pointment call Paul J. Corren- central location, good working become effective June 6,^1967. INSPECTORS CDN M Y BABY BROTHER ' day evenings. tl Real Estate, 643-5363, 643- conditions. Call anytime, 643- Planning ' and "" Zoning Ownmissdon OH, 1965 HONDA—150cc, excellent Roofing— Siding 16 2125. 4949. m'^MICE Announcements 2 condition, some custom work, John B. Lamenzo, PACKAGE STORE for sale. For WOMAN TO collect eggs Mon­ many new parts. $299. 649-5417. BIDWELL HOME Improve- ChauTnan Pratt & Whitney Aircraft has several excellent weTi& ELEICTROLUX vacuum clean­ information call Philbrlck day through Friday 8 a.m.-2 ment Co.—Roofing, siding al­ Clarence W. Welti, openings for Inspectors at its East Hartford and ers. sales and service, bonded ~ „ ", , ______;----- Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. p.m. Miller Farms, North Cov­ representative. AUred Amell. PARILU mo^cycle. 350 terations, additions and re- ______Secretary Manchester plants. These responsible positions entry, 742-6232. no Bryan Dr.. Manchester cond.Uon. Call modeling o f all types. Excel- s w iM PO O L dealers wanted. In are highly paid and carry such extra benefits as 643-0929 after 6:30. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDCEWAY 644-8141 or 643-4918. lent workmanship. 649-6495. ^und. $595. and up. Contact medical and life insurance plans, retirement pro­ _ 1966 XLOH—^llke new coiidi'tion, Pools, Inc. 1895 Whiteford gram, paid sick leave, nine paid holidays and low mileage. Call 1-429-1109 af- Roofing and Rd. York, Pa. Phone (717) 766- paid vacations. 3 ter 6. 8324. Personals Chimneys 16>A WANTED RIDE to Pratt & GIRL'S bteycle, 26” , ailmoat ROOFING-REPAil of roofs. Private Instructions 32 ONE MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Whitney, first shift 7-3:30. Vi­ new, reasemaiWe, 649-3751 after 6 p jn . The best tn gutters and con- LAYOUT INSPECTOR cinity Manchester Green, ductors. Repair of chimneys, PRIVATE ART tutoring, 10 to VCDO fcCNOW, I H O W WOBU? V O O LlU i£ A NAeryfe ONOSaALLV Woodbrldge St. 643-5434 after 4. too. Call Ooughl'n, 643-7707. adult $3 per hour. Call 528- OF THE -mtNtLW5t2B IN G o o p 0 aLT IN jn eeA tz'?/ / TOOa-iy TODAY. ^NTED TO trade gladioli Business Services 4074. To inspect a!' wide variety of complicated parts FOB. A V e / 2 y for conformance to specifications, work from bulbs for a snake plant or Offered 13 Roofing and F IN A S r i-Morr eL M M ea. 0 '• petunia plants. 649-2172. _____ i______' Schools and Classes 33 drawings to check parts, use a number of pre­ T STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Chimroys 16-A cision measuring instruments, and accept parts walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter- First National Stores is proud of its “ Finaet” which meet specifications. Automobiles For Sole 4 races. AU concrete repairs. pairing roots of all kinds, new label products. And jilstly so. It represents an Reasonably priced. ‘643-086L AAA image of dependability and quality. We also be­ 1955 FORD—Custom V-8, auto- roofs, gutter work, chimneys lieve that qur office staff represents this “ Fi- VERMEF,R matic, radio and heater. Me- RUSS’ MOWER Service — oleened and repaired, 30 yekrs* TRACTOR TRAILER ctianically good condition. $90. shaipenihg and repair. Rotary experionce,. Free estimates. naet” image— dependable, qualified employes. PARTS INSPECTOR SA ID P R O B 'L V ' CaU 647-9827 after 6 p.m. and reel. Hand mowers a spe- Call Howley 643-5361, 644- TRAINING Wouldn’t you like to be part of this? You may ALL T W R O U e M ------cialty. .Pick-up and dell- ery 8333. 1* have the SPECIAL skills needed to fill one of PROGRAM NEED CAR? Your credit turn- service. 742-7607. ------To perform visual and dimensional inspection on -iLx. Are you Ured of a small the following attraefive openings. a n y w a y .' sd down? Short on down pay------:------r ; ~ . . _ _ a variety of sheet metal details and weldments, VKU. meotr Bankrupt? Reposses- M & M RUBBISH CO. offers H ootlng ond PiMmbing 17 paycheck? If uo let New 7 " Bngdand Tractor Trailer check for proper contour blending and welding, 3 Sion? Don’t deeper! ^e H^ com^clal h « (XIMPLETB plumbing ^ IBM MACHINE OPERATOR 5 Training show you how to perfortn gaging ppefations, make out quality re­ est I^uglaa. Inquire about low- fe ^ ^ , wrid^^^ r^ov^ ^ instellaUon, .-epalr* make $9,0()0 to $12,000 a Some ^experience in operating 083, 085 and 519. view reports. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER est d ^ . smallest paymenU sei^ce cim ^^ed service r^niodellng. S erviced ycEur. N.E.T.T.T. has train­ WB CAW'T GO ON LIKE THIS, IPA„.IN 1 TRY TO UN0ER5TAND HOW VOU TRV anywhere. No email « available. 649-9767. immediate attention. ed men for more than 130 TERROK OF OUR LIVE5...'toU A PRISONER JEROME COULD GET NVOlVEO IN IBM KEYTONCH TRAINEE ANYTHING ATTICS, CELLARS and yards CaU M ft M Plumbing ft Heat* major trucking companies. IN OUR HOME! ROBBERY AND MURPER WITH A SMART ANP Visit the Emplo3Tnent Office, 400 Main Street, VULTURE LIKE LEECH...BUT I STILL VOiriL FIWP cleaned, trtufii hauled to the ing, 649-2871. A short training program Only typing backg^xiund needed. CAN'T BELIEVE fTl HER PEAP. 1964 AIJ>INE, $1,395. Also 1963 dump. Reasonable. CaU 643- In your area, fuU or part- • East Hartford. Open Monday through Friday BLAKE! time, day or night will from 8 a.m. to 4^:30 p.m., Tuesday and Wednes­ Alpine, $996, both tops. Herb’s 5819 or 1-684-4524. Millinery, COMPTOMETER OPERATOR make you eligible for the day evenings till*8 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a,m. till SHARPBNINa Sendee-Sawsi Dressmaking 19 trucking Industry. We tiain Should have background in all phases of Authori ' knives, axes, shears, skates,______noon. on gas and D ic^ tractors, comptometer. Sunbeam. Simea Dealer blades. Quick service. EXPERT ALTBRA*nONS on aB 35 and 40 foot boxes and MBRCEIDHIS-BBJNZ, 1959,180A, Capitol Equipment Co. 88 Main clothes, ripper repairs, etc. tankers. Plaoement assist­ CALCULATOR OPERATOR BY BOB LUMBERS 4-door sedan, engine complete- St., Manchester. Hours dally Reasonable prices. 643-0741. ance upon graduation. CaU Experience on any type of rotary calculatorf, PRATT and ly overt»aul«xi, saortftce, $375. 7-6. Thursday 7-9, Saturday 7- Hartford 247-1353. , 7 INTRISUlWe./ 649-2618. *- 643-7968. M oving— ^Trueking>— LET'S ASK , /UKttS CLER K ' WHITNEY b-S 1963 PONTlAC LeMens con- CUSTOM WORK done on all Storage 20 vertible, 4 cylinder automatic, types fences, wood or chain U. S. CIVIL Good figpure aptitude, some experience preferred, good running condition and de- link, etc. Painted and repair- MANCHESTER Delivery. Light g E R V I C E ^ T E S T S “Finast” office careers, in addition to challenging work, AIRCRAFT offer excellent benefits, convenient location with free pendable; two studded snow ed. Clothes line poles. No Job trucking and package deUveiy. jg and over. Secure parking, competitive salaries, merit reviews, In-plant LIIT1.E SPORTS BY RO liSON tires, 15’’, like new. Call after too small. 18 years experience. Refrigerators, washersr~.u and starting pay. Short cafeteria, pleasant air-conditioned office. Division of United Aircraft Corp. 4, 649-4896, 649-9606. Reasonable. 742-7598. stove moving speclaUty. Fold- hours. Advancement. Prepara- U S £ D < S A R S ing chairs for rent 649-0752. An Equal Opportunity Employer 1961 CHBIVROLBT Nomad, sta- LAWN MOWERS sharpened and ______tory training as long as re- Com o to see us M onday - Friday. ------quired. Thousands of jobs open. tion wagon, excellent condl- repaired. Picked up and de- ^ 8:30 to 4:30 START YOUR FUTURE TODAY AT P&WA ^ 4 ’ ticn, 1 ^ miUeaga. 649-2627 Uvered. Engines tuned up. CaU P a in f in ^ a p e r in g 21 Experience usufdly unmecee------i———_ sary. FREE tafotmaUon on APPLY anythna. fil9-7968. INSIDE • OUTSIDE painting, ^bs, salairies, requirements, FIRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. loan nr>MF.T —M)2, 2-door, good TRSie S REMOVED prompUy t^cial rates tor people 65 or Write .TODAY giving name, ad- Park ft; Oakland Ave., East Hartford, Conn. tires, standard, exceUent con- Neat efficient service, also ovler. CaU my competitors thet drees, ptoosie, time at home, Evening Interviews by appdintmenf. dition. Transferred, must seU. atum{» removed. C. Y. Paul caU me. Estimates given. 649* Limeota Servdea, Box L, Men- tl>266- 649-8811. sn d Sons, 875-6350. 7863, 87S-S4QL ebsster Herald.

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MANCHESTER EVENING EmSRALD, MANGHESTL-lI, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 H o u m s For Sok 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Suburban For Sale 7S Suburban For Sole 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sole 78 .1 . Houses For Sale 72 Household Goods 51 Business Locations Houses For Sale 72 ANDOVER —8 rtom Colonial, BOLTON CENTER—HQgJt preth Help Wanted— Male 36 Help W onted- MANCHESTER—8 room Colo- SPLIT LEVEL —family room, 116,990. An extrem^y nleo 6 BOI/TON LAKE —6 room year VERNON — hnmactaate 6% VERNON For Rent 64 $13,900—Older 7 room home on MANCHESTER —new 8 room RqiKb. with 8 bedrooms 6 bedrooms, fireplace. Private tlge location. Beautiful view, MAN WANTED—Apply in per­ Male or Female 37 Se w in g m a c h in e —singer Dial, baths, dishwasher, dining room, modem kitchen room Cape, new formica count­ round home. Two-3 bedrooms, CHEERFUL COLONIAL bus line, loaded with possiWH- room Garrison Oolonlel, fom a i and heated family room. Kitch­ beach pri'vlleges. $14,900. FHA shade trees, entdous flower and son, Capdtol EqiUpment, 38 automaUc zig-zag Ip cabinet, VERNON—BRAND new build- carpeting, family room, recrea­ with bullt-lnS, 1% baths, ga­ er with lots of cabinet space, porch overlooking lake, 100 x H you ane seeking a love­ REAL ESTATE . sales person, ties, excellent financing avail­ dining room, 24’ living room en has built-in over and range, only $460. do'wn. Pasek, Real­ vegetable garden and lovely CLASSIFIED Mein St. button holes, (pibrolders, hems tion room, double garage, cen­ rage, large landscaped lot. $28,- nice shaded yard, shower in 200 lot, orily $13,500. Wolve- ly Ooloniiall home, wMch is licensed, fuU or part-time. Mr. Ing minutes from Parkway, 1,- able. T. J, Crockett, Realtor, with fireplace, huge kitchen large living room with fireplace tors, 289-7476, 742-8243. gfTounds. go with this unusual etc. Like new; condition. Orig- tral, I22.900. Hutchins Agancy, 900. Phllbilck Agency, Realtors the basement along with a ced­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649- bright, airy and In top con­ MlUer, 647-1198. 000-8,000 square feet available with built-ins, heated family assumable 6% per cent mort­ large custom 6 finished ex* imaiiy over $300, liftlence now, 643-1577. Realtors. 649-6824. 640-6347. ar closet and other extra clos­ 2818.. dition we have tt! Huge with or without loading work. room, baths, attached ga­ gage. $17,900. Wolverton Agen­ ANDOVER — Webster Lane, pandable 8 room Colonial Oapa. MANAGER —man or woman $,^8. Take over payments of Ideal for storage area, ware­ rage, $28,600. Wolverton Agen­ ets, not to mention the wash­ master bedroom, 1% baittis, 5% room Ranch, 1% baths, 2 Featuring plastered walla, f ADVERTISING $10. monthly. 1522-04'76. JUST LISTED—6 room Oarri- MANCHESTER —older 6 room er, dryer, stove and rotor an­ cy, Realtors, 649-2813. PARAGON TOOL Co. Inc. for snack bar. Holiday Lanes, house or small business. Call fliireplace and garage. Price cy, Realtors, 649-2813. son Oolonial, with attached ga- Colonial, In top condition, cab- ■ acres. Leonard Agency, Real­ fireplaces, cathedral ceiling Inquire in per.son Monday GLENDALE RD. tenna teat’s Included. Another $23,900. 649-5306 or 875- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS m o v in g —Sunbeam electric 872-0528 weekdays, rage, beautifully maintained, ineted kitchen, enclosed porch, NORTH COVENTRY Coventry tors, 646-0469. and the best in quality con­ through Friday 9-12. PARKER ST —3 bedroom Co­ fine offering from tee Wolyer- 6611. NEEDS half acre lot. This exceptional­ struction and materials. Only 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. lawn mower. 90’ cord; picnic WAREHOUSE for rent, approx- Now under construction — lonial, exceUent residential,sec­ IH baths, conveniently locat­ ton Agency, .. Realtors, MLS, COVENTRY —four room year table and benches; other gar­ ly well cared for home Is 6 $26,900. FVw further details or Tool makers (with experi­ WANTED MARRIED couple imately 800 square feet, near Ranches, Raised Ranches, tion, 3 rooms down, full base­ ed, $17,300. Hayes Agency, 648 649-2818. 5 ^ room Ranch, built 1958, COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 'round Ranch home, aluminum den equipment: fireplace set years old, located in a quiet W ah appointment to see caS mental Alnjraft j>art expe- for janritorial service in office Main St. Call 643-9878. Ooloiviais. Choose your ment, excellent condition 0131. located on 60 a c i^ of high storm windows and screens, never, used,; double studio resldentlcti area. There are 3 >------COLONIAL Farmhouse In town, And Lawrence F. Flano Realtors, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ri^ cel. building, evemangs, mu.st have model. \ \ \ throu^fhout. Only $17,600. T. J. dty land, 4-room cottage BARROWS and WALLACE Co. enclosed porch, pull down stair­ couch; be-’ spring, mattress; large bedrooms, baths, MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom g______jj^wms, 4 bedrooms, family 649-6371. \6,\P.M. DA^ BEFORE P'UBUCATION.'• \'' i ' own, tran-sportation. Good Crockett Reaitoir, 643-1577. and chicken coop also on Manchester Parkade J4g and fixture men. book .shelves’ etc. Ever' igs 6-8 kltcheh bullt-ins, formal dhi- Ranch, ideal family h ^ e In room , 1% baths, fireplace, waU SUMMER CAMP way to attic, low taxes. Oil ' Dradiine for Saturday and Alondaj^ Is 5 pan. Friday. hou^, good pay. 46 Oak St., property. A real buy a^ Mancheartor 649-5306 hot wdter baseboard radiation. EAST HARTFORD — 2-fBmlly p.m. or all day Sunday. 26 E. Resort Property ibirections: Follow Keeney tag room, fireplace, excellent choice central location. Spa- wall carpeting, completely 649-5334. INVES'ItMENT minded—Lovely $32,800. CPULLY EQUIPPED) ExceUent location on deadend house, garage, $26,600. Phil­ AH around machinists Eldridge St St., turn right on Bush HMl closet space, aluminum storms clous Hvtag room with wall to redecorated Inside and out, new EAST HARTFORD—6 room Co­ For Rent 67 2-famlly with a possible third brick Agtacy, Realtons, 64^ yoxm COOPERATION w n x (must be able to .set up and OFFICE HELP -accounts re- ____ Rd. Glendale Rd., first and screens. Wesley R. Smith, waM carpet arid fireplace, heating system 1% acres, 2- lonial, with attached garage, St. Price $10,400. F. M. Gaal BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 work fi-om blueprints). or 30" FRIGIDAIRE electric stove. street on right unfinished, located a block Agency, Broker, 643-2682. Gay 6347. celvable clerk. part-time MTSQUAMICUT — rooms, Realtor. 643-1567. Landscaped tree shaded lot, car garage, Bowers School. As­ WARREN E. HOWLAND Must Be Sold In 30 Days excellent lot, vith many ma­ good condition, $50. Call 649- completely furnished, hot wa­ from Manchester’s redevelop­ Blair, 742-6921. Excellent opportunity for full-time, from June 15-August $19,700. Louis Dimock, Realty, sumable 6% per cent mortgage Realtor 643-1108 ture trees aind shrubs, fire­ ■VERNON 0382. ter and heated, $95 per week. ment, 220 wiring for .stoves and CONCORD RD. - beautiful qualified personnel, top 31. Call for appointment, 643- 649-9823. $23,900. Principals only. Own­ 31 beautiiful axsres, 3,000’ place, large living room iuid CJO'VBNTRY 9591. Alcar Auto Parts, 226 643-0491. WESLEY R. SMITH alr-conditloners. May be pur­ Ranch, large living rig>m, for­ MOUNTAINSIDE Continued From Preceding Page wages and fringe benefits, FLORENCE combination gas er, 648-0068. master bedroom, iMt baths and Spruce St. chased completely furnished. mal dining room, cabinet kltch-. frontage on two paved MOVE RIGHT IN! Retreat a few mtaubee fknm liberal • overtime schedule, stove, bedroom set, light wood, CONSTRUCTION CO. many custom extras, $28,5(X). COLUMBIA LAKE (Oohunbia Wolverton Agency, 649-2818. en, 3 bedrooms, recreation M ANCHESinR MANCHESTER —beautiful 9 TOLLAND —oversized 6V4 room Only $4.50 down and $99.97 Hartford and reAax in an 8 excellent working condi­ kitchen .set. Excellent condi­ roads. Right of way to J. D. Real Estate, 643-5129, Poui')— For rent, 3ma.W watei^ 643-1567 room, landscaped yard. Mar­ room Colonial, excellent loca­ RamA on a beautiful VA a cr^ , monitlMy pays everythiing year odd SpMt Level house Help W onted- Help W anted— Male 36 tions in new fully air-con­ tion, best offer. 643-5919. 649-8538. fixxnit cottage,s, J\ine, July and lon E. Robertaon, Realtor. FIVE BEDROOMS tion, extra large rooms, 2 car 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, for this neat 4% room on a large beautlf\]M.y treed ditioned shop. Situations Wonted— Augu.st. 643-2593. lake, $40,000. OaM Suzanne Female 35 EXPERIENCED janitor for lo­ 643-6968. garage. Nice outbuilding. professionally finished family TOLLAND—NEW 8 room Rais­ house. Aluminum .<9ld)ed, lot close to am conven­ cal office building. Excellent Female 38 MANCHESTER —4 bedroom Co­ INVITATION Two fuU baths, ideal for Large well treed and shrubed room, minutes from UOonn. Shorta, 643-8886. ed Ranch, wooded acre lot, large treed lot dose to iences. See tt now! Pirlca PART- TIME saleswoman, APPLY GIANT'S NECK Heights—pri­ EXCEPTIONAL 6% room fire- working conditions. Call 646- Musical Instruments 53 lonial on a 160 X 200’ lot, big corner lot. Truly a home of dis­ $21,200. Wolverton Agency, garage, 2% batha, bullt-ins, shopping and lake. To in­ $18,900. ' J. MlciLaughllJn, Thursday evenings, all day MOTHER Interested In caring vate beach resort, 4 loom Cot­ placed Ranch, rec room, 1% large famtty. Onljr 18 years 0133 for appointment. I family kitchen with all built- TO BID old and in good 'condition. tinction. Mitten Agency, Real­ R o to r s . 649-2813. 24’ rec room with 2 fireplaces, spect cam Mns. Luther at 649-5306. Satu^ays. year ’round, ex­ 121 Adams St., Manchester for children, Monday-Friday, STUDIO-Console Wurlltzer Pi- tage, 2 bathrooms, heat and baths, enclosed porch, garag^e, J. WATSON BEACH & Co. ins. Heated family room, for­ Building(s) and/or Convenient South End loca­ tors, 643-6930. sliding glass doors to patio, 649-5306. perience preferred but not nec­ 649-8271. ano, metal sound board. $325. hot water. Huge rear sundeck, large yard enclosed with stock­ BOLTON —8 room house with mal dining room, firepiaced stru cT u reL sT to be Removed tion. Offered at $21,600. REALTORS 622-2114 ’Tandy to parkway, $23,900. 10 B « ^ W essary. Apply Shoor Jewelers, Call 664-0728. sleeps 8, $90 weekly, 742-8142. ade fence. Leonard. Agency, swimming pool, barn and 80 SUMMER HELP h v ^ v o ^ , 2-car gamge, MANCHESTER—5 room single per cent down. Meyer Agency, 917 Main St. Manchester. 646-0460. home, 2-car garage, hot water B ^ W BARROWIS and WALLAOE Oo. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 COVENTRY Lake —waterfront, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- following buildlng(s) 643-0609. heat, storms, screens, new t"“ ?roS ttrR S ?to? M3: BOLTON-Ooventry Une-3 bed BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Manchester Parkade WAMTED YOUNG ALAN wanted for light lovely 4 bedroom cottage, pri­ 2813. and/or .structure (s) as more MANCHESTER —spacious Co- CREENOUGH Co. room Ranch, fireplace, % acre — , AKC BLACK miniature poodles, awnings, fruit trees, 2 fire­ 1577. Manche-ster Parkade Manchester 649-5306 doliverv truck. Call 289-1568. Antiques 56 vate beach, dock, inside and fully described in Form No. lonlal, 7 rooms, 4 years old, 647-9021 lot, excellent condition. Call BOLTON — Owner transferred. puppy shots, wormed. Call 875- MANCHESTER —n ^ 3 bed­ places. Write to L. Thurlow, ■" this 7 room Ranch has large Manchester 649-5306 We are now hitflhg.JJj'glh outside fireplaces. Available CON 119B will be received by 2M baths, family room, panel­ now. Only $15,200. Hayes FIVE ROOM Cape, pnclosed ELECTRICIAN, full- time, WANTED TO BUY-Antiquer. room Colonial, with 2)2 baths, the State Highway Commis.sdon- 98 South Second Ave., Taft- GLASTONBURY — Immaculate family room, fireplace and School boys 16 years or 03,37. last 3 weeks in June. Call 232- ing, alumtoiun siding, 2-car ______Agency, 646-0131. porch, all utilities. Only $16,500 CLERK steady employment) insurance steins, furniture, pawter, lead­ country alze kitchen with built- er, at 59 Newlleld Avenue, Hart­ ville. Conn. 10x65’ 4 room trailer on 126x paneled wall in living room, ANDOVER —overlooking lake, over for full or part-time 8190. garage, $29,900. Philbrick MANCHESTER — Attention H. M. F’rechette Realty, 647- benefits, paid holidays and va­ ADORABLE PUPPIES—Pedi­ ed lamps, art glass, primitives, ins including dishwasher. For­ ford, Connecticut, until 11:00 368’ treed lot. Artesian well. 1% baths, landscaped wooded 4 room home, excellent condi­ Miust. have apptdtiude with work. 9993. cation. Call between 8 a.m.-5 gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet any quantity, 644-8962. mal dining room. 24’ Hring a .M., June 13. 1967 then at said Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. horse owners, gardeners and MANCHESTER vicinity — $10,000 full price. Bel Air Real SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub lot In pleeisant nrtghborhood, tion, treed lot. artesian weU. figures, interesting and di­ Shop. 643-6108. room, heated and firepiaced office or at sik'Ii place at that land lovers, 6% room Ranch, Ranch with 4 large bedrooms Rd. oversized 6 room Cape, full p.m. Robert’s Electric Co., Wonted To Rent 68 MANCHESTER —unique oppor­ Estate. 643-9332. $19,500. Louis Dimock Realty, Call now, only $10,500. Hayes versified work, no typing APPLY family room, 2-car garage, time designated, publicly opened 3 bedrooms, full basement, set or an In-law arrangement, 2 shed dormer, 1% bathe, finish­ South Windsor, 644-0109. • tunity. Well kept 2 family, S-S 649-9823. Agency, 646-0131. requii^ed, full employe bene­ W anted— To Buy 58 WANTED - -camper trailer, last $31,900. Wolvea-ton Agency, and read aloud. Bids must be on almost 3 acres of land. Hur­ fuB bathe, lar~e kitchen with VERNON — Extraordinary Sac- ed rec room, 2-oar garage, one ______Wanted— Real Estate 77 GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies duplex, 2 heating systems, 2- fits. Apply MCDONALD’S DRIVE-IN two weeks in July, stove, re­ Realtors, 649-2813. submitted on Proposal ^ r m No. ry, at $20,500. Paul W. Dougan, bui'lt-lns, firepiaced living rifice. 6 ro6m'Ranch; 4 room acre wooded lot. excellent con- a NDCVBR—Five room Ranch, vERNON — Hublard Dr. —im- CON 114G in Bid Envelopes car garage, extra B-zone lot 46 West Center St, for sale, call 643-4678. HOUSEHOLD LOTS, antiques, frigerator. sleeps 6. 649-3209. R >altor, 649-4635. ' room, excellent cenditien, $20,- home, over 3 acres land, 150x ditlon. Reduced to $21,900 for 3 years cM, walk-out base­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, MANCHESTER — Splat Level, provided by the State Highway Included. Hurry. Hayes Agency maculate 5% room firepiaced SELLING your home? For 600. Wolverton' Ag;«ncy, Real­ 200, zoned for business. For quick sale. R. P. Dimock Co., ment, acre lot. Call now, only GROOMING and boarding glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ like new, 9 rooms, 3 baths. Department, which may be se- 646-0131. ON MAIN STREET. . .a four Ranch, rec room, 1% baths, prompt, courteous service 5 649-5245. CONTINENTAL breeds, Hanenony Hills, H firm. cured at 59 Newfield Avenue, tors, 649-2813. complete details call Paul J. $14,500. Hayea Agency, 646- garage, large lot. Leonard that gets results call Louis TIRE SERVICE man, 46-56 lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Business Property many extras, $29,900 bedroom colonial with BAKING CO. IBM Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton Hartford, Connecticut. The tele­ MAN'3HESTER — handyman’s Oorrenti, 643-5883, 643-2125. 0131. Agency, 646-0469. Dimock Realty, 649-^. 1k>uts per week- Mu.st be Lake St , Bolton, 649-3247. Owner, 643-9859. baths. Corner location. This MANCHESTER —7 room Cape ANDOVER lakefront — your (Wonder Bread) 643-5427. ______For Sole 70 phone number is 249-5211, ex- special, 8 rooms, -rity vater, steady worker and married. len.sion 322. 282 or 283. home would adapt beautifully Cod, 2 bates, garage, porch, ■yrEimON —few minutes from own summer place for $12,500. BOLTON --Raised Ranch^on 2 WE BUY A ^ sell antique and APARTMENT HOUSE—6 units, CONTEMPORARY—9 rooms, 4 city sewer, convenient loca­ acres, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, SOUTH Windsor — large HOUSES WANTED-in every Paid vacation and other bene- MACHINE OPERATOR A CERTIFIED CHECK, for a professional office. T.J. patio, oversized lot, beautiful­ Parkway, 1966 oversized ’63 Year ’round 4 rooms with ' ’ " 521 Connecticut Blvd, DACHSUND puppies—AKC min used furniture, china, glass bedrooms, 2‘ a baths, automat­ tion, structurally sound. Only combination kitchen family Ranch, 5% rooms, carport, part of town, all price ranges, fitB. Experience helpful but no4 located at the center of Man­ BANK CASHIER’S CHECK. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. ly landscaped. Ideal location. Ranch, garage, storms, fire­ fireplace, almost new stove Bast Hartford, Conn. lature, small standard, stand silver, picture frames, old ic kitchen, family room, din­ $9,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131, room. Must sell at this sacri- bullt-lns, carpeting, good sized Buyers with cash waiting. Call essential. Apply in oerson, and reds and blacks, also Eng chester, excellent condition. By BANK T R E A S U R E R’ S Low 20’s. 649-4338 after 6. place, 1% baths, carpeting, for­ and rrfrigerator included, Trainee coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, ing room, beautiful large wood­ ON EAST CENTER Street ... ______flee price. $21,500. H. M. Fre- lot, $16,990. Meyer Agency, 643- now Paul J. OorrenU, Real Es- Nichols-Menche^er Tire, Inc., Msh Setters and Weimaraners appointment, Philbrick Agen­ CHECK, DRAWN upon a ASHWORTH ST. -custom build­ mal dining room, excellent con­ treed 60 x 180' lot. Wolverton watches, old jewelry, hobby ed lot, $31,900. Philbrick Agen­ STATE BANK & TRUST COM­ real nice older three bedroom $15,600—6 ROOM Ranch, flre- An Equal Opportunity 296 Broad St. ' cy, Realtors, 649-5347. er will design and build your Agency; Realtors 649-2813. chette. Realty, 647-9993. 0609. tate, 643-5363, 648-2125. Call 1-628-6573. collections, paintings, attic cy, Realtors, 649-5347. PANY or a NATIONAL BANK colonial. Three rooms down place, panel wall, garage, dition. Meyer Agency, 648-0609. Employer home on one of these nice level Excellent opportunity to contents or whole estates. Fur­ BOLTON — six family apart­ located in the STATE OF CON- plus a sun room. Two car gar- porch, ceramic bath, large EXPERIENCED spray painter lots. Our signs on premises. T. train in data processang de- niture Repair Service, 643-7449. ment unit. Excellent condition MANCHE S T E R — executive n e CTTCUT. or a U.S. POST age. Deep lot. T.J. Crockett, treed lot. Hutchins Agency, wanted. Custom work. Display- FREE —female puppy, mixed . J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. pa.rtment. Must be high throughout. All three room home. Porter St. area, S'A OFFICE MONEY ORDER, to Realtor, 643-1677. Realtors, 649-6324. craft, Manchester. 643-9557. Beagle, call 643-1432. WANTED - Two used single TYPIST .—experienced on IBM .school graduate. Company units, all rented. Close to four rooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large the order of TREASURER, axle dump trucks. 3-7 yard bedrooms, Florida room, 27’ STATE OF CONNECTICUT in MANOHESTER-3 large bed- MANCHEgTER large BEAUTIFUL 2-famlly, 4-4 fire- executWe, exceptional op­ PRESS OPERATORS offers excellent wages and FOUR miniature .sliver male acres of land. Choice location rooms, living room, diiting bodies. Call Conn, Construc­ kitchen with built-ins, inter, an amount not less than $100.00 living place in each apartment, new portunity for ambitioTis work­ FORK LIFT OPERATORS working conditions. poodles, AKC registered, home with unlimited possibilities. T. room, kitchen, central, near family sized kitchen, tion, 643-9565. com, completely air-condition- or 10';; of the ba.se hid. which- formica counters, loads of cab­ er, with accuracy and speed. PACKERS raised. 643-7115. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. schools, bus, shopping. Im­ room with fireplace, S bed­ ed. •2-car garage, beautifully rooms, 2 full baths, aluminum inet space. Each apartment is All around experience in gen­ First Shift, 45 Hour Week APPLY unless the Bid­ maculate. Bel Air Real Estate, TWO HOMES, one 4 rooms plus l.andscaped lot. For further in­ siding, $16,900. Philbrick Agen­ equipped with refrigerator and eral office routine helpful. APPLY Rooms Without Board 59 der .shall have on file with the 643-9332. Premium wages with all bene­ FREE 5 cute kittens to good garage with hot air heat. One formation call R. F. Dimock Highway Department, a suf­ cy, Realtors, 649-5347. stove, heat supplied by two fits. 40 hour week. Apply Allied Easteim Boiler, 99 Loomis St homes. Call 649-3084. THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ 5 room home plus garage, Co., 649-5245. ficient Annual Bond for Pro­ SEVEN ROOM Oape, Bowers separate systems. Has been FIRST NATIONAL TWO-FAMILY close t o Man­ Printing Service, 579 W. Mid­ Manchester tage Street, centrally located, ■steam heat. Available income posal, ( reference paragraph (2) School area. 3 bedrooms, kitch­ handled with loving care PUPPIES for sale, part Ger­ MANCHESTER—6 room Garrt- propo.sal Form CON 114G). dle rpke. large, pleasantly furnished from both homes, $200 month­ en, living room, dining room, chester High School, one apart­ throughout tee years. On the STORES man Shepherd, and Labrador )3on Colonial, modem kitchen ELECTRICIAN’S journeyman, rooms, parking. Cal) 649-2358 ly. Excellent financing at 5 per It is understoofi the deposit family room and garage. Like ment has 3 rooms, one 5 rooms, fringe of redevelopment. Ex­ experienced residential, com­ Retreiver, $10. 742-8450. with built-in range, dish-wash- will be forfeited in the event one heating system, 2-car ga­ Buy Bonds for overnight and permanent cent, intere.st for 15 years. Sell­ now. Piinolpals only. OaU 649- cellent for Investment or own­ Help W onted— Mole 36 mercial and Industrial, steady Park & Oakland Aves. er. disposal, 2-zone hot water the sucees,sful Bidder fails to rage, good lot. Excellent In­ KEESHOUND puppies, pedi­ guest rates. ing price $18,000. F. M. Gaal execute the Contract. The Bid­ 6260. er occupancy, $18,9(X). Another work, Rockville area. Call 875- heat, excellent financing, $19,- vestment. T. J. Crockett, Real­ Ba.st Hartford greed, eight weeks old, good Agency, Broker, 643-2682. Gay der's name .shall appear on the fine offering from the Wolver­ CARPENTERS wanted, fram­ 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ tor, 643-1677. 5905. natured and good with chil­ Blair, 742-6921. face of the check. ELIMINATE congestion for ton Agency, Realtors, MLS, ers, layout men, 50 hour week. LIGHT hou.sekeepdng rooms for tors, 649-6347. Oah Oote Carpenters, 246-2135. dren. Call 643-5025 after 5. or Deposits received in any form comfort at Us Take a l.^k MANCHESTER -4) yearK,M, 7 649-2813. rent. Call 643-4074. other than specified in the Pro­ 643-8020 days. at this 6^ room 2-year-old room Ooiofiial with ..nntn.i central oi-r. air- A J Houses For Sole 72 po.sal "may be the cau.se of re­ Ranch, built-in oven and range, jection of the bid." conditioning, 3 generous bed­ where you woik. fireplace, large treed lot. A ROOM FOR rent, kitchen priv­ MANOHESTER—Own your own rooms, foirmail ddndng room, 12 LIVABILITY HOME (CONTROL DESK operator, eve­ NOTICE TO BIDDERS: The mere $16,990. with a 6% per nings, Holiday Lanes. 643-2125. Articles For Sole 45 ileges, free parking. 643-7086. 2-bedroom home for only $12,- X 20’ fireplaoed living room, 3 bedroom Oape, soughit af­ ACT bidders attention is culled to cent assumable mortgage. An­ HELP WANTED 900. Big shaded yard. Ideal the establi.shed Connecticut kitchen with built-dns, heated ter nelglhllxtahnod, close to SCREENED LOAM for best FOR gentleman with other fine offering from the DELIVERY ROOM starter or retirement. FTIA Now while mortgage money Sta.te Demolition Code, Public family room, attached garage, overytflidng. IMfferenit room lawns and gardens. Also sand, Private entrance. 643- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Second and third shift bath. $500. down Call now. Paul W. is plentiful and there is an Act No. 551, to which they are like new- $26,700. Wdvertnu layout, gives you elbow FUEL OIL gravel and fill. George H. Grif- MLS, 649-2813. openings, 10% shift pre­ 7376. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. ample .supply of hou.sing to comply. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room. You can entiertata mium paid.- fing, Inc., Andover, 742-7886. NOTE: The dispo.sal of the SALESMEN available. If you are hunt­ graciously here. Stroll TRUCK DRIVER MANCHESTER—7 room home^ debris and demolition material MANCHESTER — Oape, 7 TWO FAMILIES — We have SPOTS BEFORE your eyes—on ing for a new or used home through, then buy for $18,- Good home service delivery Apartments— Hots— shall be the respon.sibility of rooms, large family room, din­ u excellent condition and loca­ your new carpet -remove them in the Manchester area let several to choose from, one 900. Oam now. Apply In Person routes are now open, which Nights fix>m 5 p.m. - mid­ the contractor. ;ind he will make ing room, 3 bedrooms, $19,600. with Blue Lustre. Rent electric Tenements 63 tion. Only $14,900. Mitten Agen­ one of our experienced real only 3 years old, fine location, -W 7 will give the right men night, good pay and bene­ cy .Realtors, 643-69,30. the neces.sary arrangement for Philbrick Agency, Realtors, good Income. Thinking of to- B ^ V v shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & estate eoun55elors a-ssist you disposal. In so doing he must be KTXICK COMPANY good income. 5 day week, fits. Apply in person. Mori- WE HAVE customers waiting 649-6347. vestment property, let us show many fringe benefits. A Wallpaper Supply. for the rental of your apart­ MANCHESTER -- $14,500 — 4 in finding the right home guided by all local ordinances 1272 Tolland Tpke.. Manchester arty Bros.. 301 Centei' St, you what we have. Philbrick BARROWIS aand WALLAOE Oo. liberal commission arrange­ Manchester. ment or home. J. D. Real Es­I- ^ m home, on 60x100 lot. Rec to .suit your family needs. and regulations. MANCHESTER — Handyman’s DARK RICH, stone free loam, General clean up of the areas Agency, Reaatore, 649-6347. Manchester Parkade ^ J is ment makes possible high tate, 643-5129. / rooroom in basement, all city As memliers of both the special. 6 room older bouse on ------Manchester 649-5306 "K. • ' ' L < earnings. $15. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, Manchester a,nd Greater and removal of fences and utilities. Bel Air Real E.state, bus line, only $7,900. Paul W. $19,000 — Eight rooms, 4 bod- —z;;rr;------—Z~ji' patio and pool sand and ma­ THREE ROOM apartment, heat Vertion Multiple Ld.stdng hedges as directed by the En­ GENERAL factory workers, ap­ 643-9332. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, ga- JUEAL FOR couple 2 nure. 843-9504. and hot water furnished. Call Systems we have over 1.50 gineer will be required for the LICEIS^SED plumber wanted. Apply Personnel Department ply 8 :30-4. New England Metal following property. ------rage, trees bus. Manchester. 644-1317.-' Monday-Friday WIN $1,000, $10, $5, Clievrolet, 643-2068. MANCHESTER - 6 room Ranch li.stings on file at all times. The Slate Highway Depart­ MANCHESTER — Oonvenlent- HuteWns Agency, ReaJtora, carport, beautifuUy landscap- Products, 44 Stock Place. Drop into our office and N 8:30 A.M.-3 P.M. TV, camera, recorder, radio. with 3 bedrooms, formal dining ment. 'in accordance with the ly located 6 room older home, 649-6324. yard. Call early, $16,500. H. LOOKING FOR anything in real look the.se li.slmgs over at ELECTRICIAN’S helper, ex­ ABLE, active, astute. The Sing­ Ask about bonu.s envelopes. room, firepiaced living room, provisions of Title VI of the rec room, garage, extra lot ------■■ — — — M. Frechette, Realty, 647-9998. e'tate rentals — apartments, vour convenience. perienced, Immediate steady er Co. has opening.s for man­ Cole’s Discount Station, 451 large kitchen with built-ins, Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 available. Leonard .Agency, TWO FAMILY, 6-3, cabinet SEALTEST FOODS homes, multiple dwellings, no Stat. 252) and the Regulations employment. Wilson Electrical A agement trainee.s. If you are West Center St, I'-i baths, 2-car garage, $26,500. 648-0469. kditchen, built-ta vacuum sy»- MILK DIVISION fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, of the Department of Commerce Lots For Sale 73 Co. 649-4817. interested in sales and man­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, - ' ■ — tom, garage, 119x166 lot, gar- ______BRACE YOURSELF for a thrill 643-5129. 649-2813. (15 C.F.R., Part 8) issued pur- '.s ^ 255 Homestead Ave., Hartford agement, we want to talk to JARVIS REALTY CO. den, tree^ $21,900._ Hutehlns BOLTON—-Large wooded lots MEN WANTED, part-time open­ the first time you use Blue suant to .such Act, herobv noti- you. Guarantee of up to $100. MODERN 4 room second floor INSURORS ties all bidders that it will af­ Agency, Realtoni, 649-6324. in prime residential areas, ings available mornings for An Equal Oppoidunity Lustre to clean rugs. Rent elec­ POUR BEDROOM Ranch con­ REALTORS MLS Hip-Riding 'V 'V4 ^ 'S Janitor service. Call Qeneral per week during training. Good apartment, heat, hot water, veniently located near East firmatively insure that the con- starting at $3,500. CaU 643- He does. Employer tric shampooer, $1, Olcott Va­ Sendees Inc., 46 Oak St., 649- salary, commis.sion and car al­ electric range, refrigerator, Hartford. Large living room 283 East Center Street 643-1121 tract entered into pursuant to 4461 or 649-7367. lowance after training period. riety Store. country location, $125. Adult this advertisement will be 5334. with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths, May Baskets 100x200’—A-ZONB LOT, water AH employe benefits. For this piCNIC Tables—several styles couple, no pets. 643-7056 after awarded to the succes.sful re- unusua' 14 x 20 family room, ______sponsible bidder without dis- and sewer. CaU 643-4153 be­ MEOHANIC WANTED — for r.,ICENSED jomieyman plumb- Letter than average position from $15.50, up. All bolted ta­ 1 p.m. 2-car garage. Excellent value. general repairs and servicing MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom crimination on the ground of tween 9-6 p.m. er, experienced in plumbing apply to the Singer Co. 71 Pratt bles from $20, up. delivered. 10 per cent down, 30 year mort­ new cars. Flat rate. Paid holi­ 3’ i ROOM apartment, central Ranch, oversized garage, nice origin. and heating service. H. G. St.. Hartford. W. Zinker, Rockville, 87,5-0397. gage available Wesley R 6 6 NOTE: For ITEM =5 the ANDO'VER —beautiful buUding days, insurance and vacation. location, heat, hot water, gas location, nearly 2 acres of land. Schulze, 875-9707. Smith. Realtor, 643-1567. contractor is required as part lot, exceUent location, soil test Contact Tony or Earl, Paul for cooking, garage, seipond A countiy home in town, re­ EIGHT MM automatic camera, of his contract bid price to sup­ oompOleted for year ’round ap­ Dodge Pontiac, 649-2881. CASHIER WANTED — part- floor of private home. Middle duced to $21,900. Mitten Agen­ 8 mm projector, 2 cartridges; CHENEY ESTATE i4 rooms, 4 ply suitable material accept­ proved home or summer dweU- time nights and weekends. Ap­ one pair professional roller aged couple or working lady baths, 2 car garage, approx­ cy, Realtors, 643-6930. able to the Engineer to complete LATHE HANDS and gioeral Ing. Financing avaUable. Price ply in person to Mr. Gordem, skates. 643-8386 prefeiTCd. Call 643-8101. imately 3 acres of land By ap­ the back fill of cellar hole im­ machinists, paid hospitaliza­ $800. F. M. Gaal Agency, Brok­ Country Drug, 277 West Mid­ pointment. Philbrick Agency mediately upon removing the tion, holidays and vacotioo CENTRAL —5 room flat, heat­ er, 643-2682. Gay Blair, 742-6921. dle Tpke. ' Superintendent TWO CAR garage door, 7 x 16’ Realtors. 649-5347. building from its foundation. plan. Apply Metroolca, Inc., ith hardware and track, $25. ed. residential area, first floor. The top two feet of fill (below TWO 'TREED LOTS -V ernon 640 HiUiard St, TW'O EXPERIENCED painters 643-4364. Available July 1. 64.3-7287. adjacent ground level) shall COZY 2 bedroom Ranch, fire­ 100 X 166’ for $8,000. Manchee- — and a painter’s helper, top place, garage, priced for quick contain no stone larger than For- apartment house. Ex- ^.^l l to wall, no soil MANCHESTER - Cooper Hill f/li* ter 180 X 300’ $4,700. Wolverton wages to right men. Call after sale Char Bon Agency, 643- five inches in its greatest di­ St., 6 room duplex apartment, ameter. Top .soil or loam will Agency, Realtoro, 649-2813. 6. 649-9658. o- perience, FuW-time. Con­ at all, on carpets cleaned with 0683. Blue Lustre. Rent electric $115 to couple willing and able TALLWOOD not be considered suitable ma- WILLINGTON —one acre lot, ACCOUNTANT tact Mir. Miller, 647-1198. to redecorate, two children. t terial. If the contractor fails to shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- located In very good neighbor­ Williams Co. References. 1-6.33-90,57. back fill the cellar hole at the Degree required, at least 3 is a unique community o f time the building is removed, it hood, highly restricted area for years’ experience in indus­ BOLTON ideal dream home. Plenty of LUMBERYARD is H. P. MERCURY outboard, tin. homes in a private ih r p 'r T e fL S S e * .” trial accounting, through 1959 model, rebuilt in« 1965, Furnished PUBLIC NOTICE trees for shade, price $2,600. general ledger and finan­ electric starter. 649-6326. Apartments 63-A wooded setting. Two model temporary fence to the .satis- 2703 F. M. Gaal Agency, Broker, cial statements. S o m e OPENINGS BARTENDERS —full or part- A public hearing wiu be held hom es for% vouT unhurried 643-2682. Gay Blair, 742-6921. knowledge of cost and 15’ WOLVERINE, 30 h.p. Evin- ROCKVILLE —3 rooms com- by Pemranent job opening in time. Apply Gaslight Res­ the Bolton Zoning B o^d ingpection! Ju st o f f South moval of this fence shall be taxes. Salary open. Please taurant, 30 Oak St., Manches­ rude, electric start, trailer, pletely furnished, first floor, of send resilme or call . e.stablii.4hed wholesale lum- complete with top and canvass. parking, centrally located. 875 8p.m.T"theTownHaii'mX Main Street, 5 minutes Resort Property beiyaffd" and mill work shop. ter. Pioneer Aerodynamic Sys­ Call after 2 p.m. 643-5457, 8322. ton Conn., to hear the Appeal from Manchester Center on contours of the surrounding f o r M e 74 tems, Inc., Manchester, FIRST SHIFT of Mr. Frank Delaney of 214 the Glastonbury town line. ground shall not be changed 644-1581. NO 16’ PENN YAN —trailer, 35 h.p. without specific written permis­ OAPE COD — East Brewster, Johnson, many extras. No rea­ Business Locations Cider Mill Fload who is request- „ _ nice lot, private beach and ing pei-mis.sion to oan.struot a I-S. sion by the Engineer. EXPERIENCE Toon Crib Attendamt sonable offer refused. Call 649- NOTE: For ITEM #5 in ad­ road, $5,000. CaU 649-4097. An Equal Opportunity For Rent 64 garage on his property situated ^ 'i i Employer NECESSARY 3530. dition to the Insurance require­ Driilll Press Operator STORE FOR RENT, Main St., in al mariner that a variance on ments contained in paragraph CHOICE WA’TBRIFRONT lot 5 647-9921 ^ 14’ MOLDED fiberglas runa­ Manchester In State Theatre lines will be required, f% i«u (11) of Proposal Form with new chalet type cottage. 40 hour week guaranteed, bout, 50 h.p. Mercury outboard, L O al 647-9589. overtime, no lay-offs, pen- bundling, reasonable rent. For Dated Bolton. Conn, •C. uREEIMOUGH CO c o n H4G the successful bidder 45-60 Hours Per Week trailer, many extras, $600. 742- shall fumi-sh a Certificate of sdon and profit sharing information please call theatre June 5, 1967 6196. In.surance for the .same stated OOLCHESTBR —Lake Hay­ noe Savings Bonds.‘Would you like to shoiw R dsfim plan. manager at 643-7832. Bolton Zoning It’s iniseiaMe woifc, ocav^ing ttuou^ a DEAN MACHINE Above Average Pay ___ minimum amounts to cover Ex­ ward. Beautiful 6 room' sum­ op Board of Appeals [1493 mer Ranch home, 3 bedrooms, padffy. And bdog sliot at *rhis Ammcan does you’re witii him? One good way is to bay S * PRODUCTS 16’ FIBERGLAS Crestliner with l a r g e CORNER store, down- plosion, Collapse or Under­ MS TO CROCHET Call 289-9379 40 Evinrude electric start and John Morianos, ground Damage Liability lavatory ■with extra sink, good ingS Bonds vdiete you bank oc joia the P bwoM town Manchester 46x70'. Par­ Chairman (XCU). The slclirt is cut and shaped the job for fxeedtRn’s sake. So do thousands of 165 Adams St., Manchester Between 8 - 5 P.M. accessories, plus Cox tilt trail­ tially finished basement. Call nnie enduring charm of ‘hob- size treed lot, screened in Savings Plan wdiere you work. Yon’U malBt t er, $1,595. 649-1541. Howard P. Jensen, 9 ITEM #5 1 .story frame house, Uka penite legs but the effect is naU glatss’ is captured in either porch. FuUy furnished. AvaU­ lus buddies. M ai^ of these brave men also sup* CONTROMATICS CORP. 522-3114. Secretary IS B N /E Bolton Center Rd., comer that of deep (nverted pleats. of these two lovely May bas­ able for immediate occupancy. good investment And you’ll wdk n td k i. Tunxds Trail at S.N.E.T. Pole jpoit freedom tfadr dollars: A majority of h t Has Immediate Openings REX 200 W. Mata SiL, Rockville J jy v ei for the freedom it offers, kets —one is taU and can be Financing available. wiU -opn- Diamonds— Wetehes— #27, Bolton, Former property your culotbe-diresB also features SMALL OFFICE for rent. CaU of: Coutu, Andre A. et al filled with flowers, tee other, rider offers. Price $7,600. F. M. aae kwetieg in UiL Day and Night Shifts Mr.' Becker, 875-3317 Jewelry 48 646-0090, or 643-5675. a eUmmlsng torso with a betted is a handsome bowl for fruit! Gaal Agency, Broker, 643-2682. LUMBER CO. 76-87-7 hipUne. ' XCU Pattern No. 2703 has crochet Gay Blair, 742-6921. Turret la.tlie (set-up ajid SullHvan Ave., South Windsor WATCH AND JEWELRY re- STORE — HEATED, 20x70’ , A Performance Bond in the No, 1498 with PhotO'Gulde te directions for both; stitch lUus- USkSaviogsBonds opemte) Hardtage Chuck- An Equal Opportunity pairing. Prompt service. Up to downtown 840 Main St., Man­ amount of 100% of his bid, or In etnes 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, d.6 tratlon. «r (set-up and operate) $20. on your old watch in trade. chester. Call 622-3114. $1,000.00 whichever Is gp-eater and 18. Bust 30% to 38. Stoe Suburban For Sole 75 Bmployor ^ HELP WANTED ; To order, send 86c in coins Days, Bridgeport MlMeaw CARPENTERS, outside men, Closed Mondays, F. E. Bray, win be required of the success­ 11, 31% bust, culotte, 2% yards .plus 10c for first-class maUlng SUITE of offices presently ful ■ bidder. SOUTH Windsor—6 room SpUt, (set-ii^ and operate). framers, helpers. Steady work. 737 Main St. State Theatre o f 4&4ndh; btouse, 2% yards. Bond fM itSmkff Bonds pn^yetthick14 for maturity moi^yseim years suited for professional purpose YOUNG MAN TO LEARN J The above structure must be to: rec room, garage, large lot, Call 643-2282 or 875-8702, alter Building. 'To order, send 60c in coins Anne Cabot, (Manchester Eve­ SHORT ORDER cook —full or Is now available In the Stat'o removed within thiry-flve (35) piiw lOc for first-class mailing Bwinuning pobL Leonard Ageo-, iffci^dotlreyaderstolm.^tbamfsporiduneaduantagtt • •. eanbortdeenud wbmnortionmdaritm. AJI Benefits 3 p.m. ning Herald) 1160 AVE. OF part-time, experience not nec­ Theater Building. Can be sub­ THE PRINTING BUSINESS ^ days from the starting date, to: Sue Burnett, The Mlanches- c y ,, 6464M69. A separate Bid Proposal Is AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N. T. An Equal Opportunity FULL-TIME real estate sales­ essary. Apply In person. How­ Household Goods 51 divided if necessary. For in­ ter Evening Herald, 1160 AVE. to be submitted for the above 10086. OLASTONBUR Y—cuatooi 6 man with or 'Without sales ex­ ard Johnson’s Restaurant, 394 ------TTIT formation call Theater mana­ , 37'/2-H0UR w e e k • PAID VACATION 4 OP AMERICAS, NEW YORK, Employer ITEM. Print Name, Address with Tip room Ranch on 4 acrea, $ perience. For more details c^ l Tolland Tpke. exit 94 Wilbur USED refrigerators, ger. 643-7883. ranges, automatic washers, I PAID RETIREMENT PLAN ^ NOTICE TO BIDDERS: N.T. 10086. Code and Style Number. bedrooms, formal dining room Mr. Philbrick, Philbrick Agen­ Cross Highway. Liquidated damages of twenty Print Name, Address with with guarantees. See them at TAVERN—^Por sale or rent, In- Send 60c now for a copy of kitchen with buUt-ine, 24’ liv­ cy, 649-5347. \ , five dollars ($25.00) per day Zip Code, Styte Number and Xte IMtdkrifiMMaldMi juiif

F/-' • i • v — V .{ M . i' ■■■ Wg' V \ ■ r. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1967 '1 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR liattrljfate r gp^nittl Iggrato Average Dally Net Press Rtm For The Week Bnilotf The Weather ^ The executive committee of Moy 80, lost Fair and mild tonight, law Comment Session Manchester Property Owners i4bout Town Association will meet .tonight at in 60s; fair, HtUe temperatutV Sllu Almee Patterson, daugh­ The Board of Directors 8 at the Circuit Court Room at 15,210 change tomorrow, high in 80n ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. will conduct the fifth in a the Police Station. Mayor » * Patterson, fi Saulters Rd., was scries of pubhc comment Nathan Agostinelli will be the Manchester— A City of Village Chkrin initiated into Pi Delta Phi, Na­ sessions from 0 to 11 a.m. speaker. tional French Honorary at the tomorrow in the Municipal VOL. LXXXVI, NO. 209 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUe I dAY, JUNE 6, 1967 (Glataifled Advertiting on Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CEN1B university of Connecticut, Storrs Building Hearing Room. Members of St. Bridget’s Anderson-LittlB on May 24. Miss Patterson will The hearings are held on Rosary Society will meet to­ continue her studies next fall at the first Tue.sday and the night at 8 at the W. P. Quish Michigan State University, East third Thursday of each Fiineral Home, 226 Main St., Lansing. month to hear comments for a recitation of the Rosary and suggestions from the and to pay respects to Vincent Metnbevs ot St. Mhiys 1^ - public. A. Genovesi, whose wife id eopal GuSd ptaraiing to attend mother are members of the so­ a luncbeon at Bernice's, Guil- Members of the MagUanese ciety. Conl, Wednesilay, wiUi meet at Society wiM meet tonight at 7 10:S0 a-m. ait ttie ctuurch park­ at the W. P. Quish Funeral Members of Manchester ing lot. Home , 225 Main St., to pay re­ Lodge of Elks will meet tonight 3 Arab U.S. spects to the late Vincent A. at 6:45 at Qie Elk’s Home and Ttw WMIIing Wortten Circle go to the W. P. Quish Fiineral a t SouSi Metlhodist Church will Genoveai, a member and officer of the society. Home, 225 Main St., to conduct meet Wedneaday noon fbr a ca- a memorial service for the late tened luncheon at the home of Vincent Genovesi, a member. Mins. Churfbell Oair, SO Fotter Oiib Scout Pack 144 commit­ Egypt, Syria, Algeria 86. tee will meet tonight at 8:30 at Sunset Council, Degree of Po­ Astronaut Givens the home of Mrs. Emanuel cahontas, will meet tonight at Mlanchestar Gtenge wflVl meet MIotola, 80 Sanlina Dr. 7:30 at Tinker Hall. Refresh­ and elect offlicers Wednesday at ments will be served after the Charge Aid to Israel S pm. at Orange Ham. A me- Members of the VFW Post meeting. mmlall pragram will be con­ .and Auxiliary planning to visit Dies in Car Crash LONDON (AP)—Egypt, Syria and Algeria an­ ducted hy the chaplain. Those Rocky HIU Veterans Hospital nounced today they had broken diplomatic rela'tions The Professional Women’s pltal reports indicated Dellorto attending aire reminded to tonight will meet at 6 at the Club wlM have a dinner and an­ MANNED SPACE CEN- with the United States. bstng articles for a gift taJble. post home for transportation. TEPk, Houston, Tex. (AP) was in critical condition and nual mieetiinig with election of Hall In fair condition. Cairo radio said the Egyptian move was made be­ officers tamoovow at 6:30 at —Astronaut Edward G. Memhera of the Veterans (Jhief astronaut Donald K. cause “it was proved that the United States and Britain Regina lyitalia Society will tthe Log Cabin Restaurant, Givens Jr., a pilot who felt liad taken part in war operations in support of th« Council of Manchester will Lebanon. Mirs. Raymond Wood- Slayton, Air Force Capt. Stuart meet tonight at 7:30 at the have its final meeting of the he was at the pinnacle of Allen Roosa, one of the new as­ enemy.” ------.season tonight at 7:30 at the bridge, chaiinman, and Mirs. Lu- his profession, died early Britain has no diplomaUc re- break with the United States W. P. Quieh Funeral Home, cdMe Smiiith and Mins. WUlaird tronauts, and Dr. Charles A. 225 Main St. to pay respects to’ Ctalian American Club, E3- today when his compact Berry, the spacemen’s doctor, lations with Egypt. These were was made by Radio Algiers, dridge S t Horton, members of a social the lata Marine Pfc. Rbbeit commatitee, eire in charge of the car crashed off a road .iust went to the Givens’ home to no­ broken by Cairo and several The EgypUan Embassy la White. event. a few miles from the Man­ tify the family. other African capitals over the Washington said at 1:40 p.m. It Members of the Army and e THESE SHIRTS TAILORED TO SELL FOR *3 EACHI ned Space Center. Givens, bom'at Quanah, Tex.; British ' attitude toward Rho- had received no informaUoa Navy Club will meet tonight at Glven.s, 37, an Air Force ma­ was one of the 19 new astro­ desia’s rebel regime. from Cairo concerning the re- 7 at the W. P. Quish Funeral Members of the Frank J. Mansfield Detachment, Marine jor and father of three, was nauts named in the spring of Damascus Radio announced ported breaking of dlplomatle 6 Home, 225 Mein St. to pay re­ Corps League and Auxiliary dead on arrival at a Houston 1966 and'had never flown in that Syria had broken relations relations. spects to the late Vincent Hospital shortly after midnight. space. At the time of his selec­ with both the United States and At that time the embassy said LECLERC Genoveai, a member, and the will meet tonight at 6:45 at the Your Choice • Dress Shirts-Sport Shirts W. P. Quish F^meral Home to His death was the seventh in tion he already was stationed at ■Mi Britain. it had only press reports of Ute FUNERAL HOME late Marine Pfc. Robert America’s elite astronaut corps the Manned Space Center as a Algeria’s announcement of its announcement. White. ^ ' pay respects to the late Marine Pfc. Robert White. in les.s than three years! project officer on an astronaut- Cairo Radio said Deputy For­ FUNERAL Spokesmen .said the accident maneuvering unit which .space­ eign Minister Ahmed Hassa Mlamclhiester Emblem Club had occurred near Pearland, men hope someday to use In win mnet tomorrow at 8" p.m. Mrs. Nicholas Albulet of BHky had summoned U.S. Am­ SERVICE Oakland, Oalif., the former THE DRESS SHIRTS THE SPORT SHIRTS Tex., a small town south of orbit. U.S. Oil Supply bassador Richard Notte to in­ RICHARD E. at the Elks Home on BisseU Houston. Police said Givens' "This is the pinnacle of my St. Mirs. BVwter WSUlams is Miss Louise Burr of Manches­ (AP Photofax) form him of severance of ..rela^ M)CL jIQRC ter, daughter of the late Dr. Finely tailored 100% combed Exciting choice of colors in 1964 model foreign compact had profession,” Givens, a balding, Seen Adequate tions. Director chaiirman of the meeting. Final left the road on a sharp turn cigar-smoking test pilot, said in According to Israeli sources this cable photo from Tel Aviv shows an Egyp­ reservations for a dinner June and Mrs.' N. A. Burr, is visit­ solids, plaids, stripes and tian army truck burning on the road to Gaza in the Gaza Strip. NEW yORK (AP) — The ’The Foreign Office statement ing this week at the home of cotton. Medium spread and and .slammed into a ditch. an interview this spring. "It’s accused the Americans and Call 649-5869 14 at Oarbone’s Restaurant, probably the most interesting Middle East war isn’t likely to Hartford, wflJl be taken at the Miss Emily Sannith, 65 E. Mid­ button-down collar styles in checks. Woven cottons and "I don’t think they knew it cause an oil shortage in the British of "spreading a provoca­ 38 Main Street, Manchester dle Tpke. turned,” an officer said. “They and challenging Job that I can tive air umbrella” over Israeli meeting. white and blue. Sanforized... cotton knits in regular, button- conceive of. I wouldn’t trade it United States but, if prolonged, went straight ahead and struck ‘Utterly and Fully False’ could cut deeply Into the suppli­ territories and “taking part in the ditch.” for anything.” operations on a large seal* Mercerized for extra quality. down and Henley collar styles. He graduated from the U.S. es of Western Europe, Japan, Two Air Force Reserve com­ MAJ. EDWARD G. GIVENS Australia and New Zealand. through American and British panions, MaJ. William Hall of Naval Academy in 1952. Three aircraft carriers in the Mediter­ other astronauts—Air Force Lt. Two of the major Arab oil- Youngstown, Ohio’ and Lt. Col. duty at Ellington Air Force producing countries, Kuwait ranean and American and Brit­ Frances Dellorto of Chicago, Bwe. nea7'the Manned Space Thomas P. Stafford, Navy Rusk Denies Egypt Charge ish bases in the region. Capt. James A. Lovell Jr. and and Iraq, today halted sale of 111., were injured. Hall and Del­ oil to Britain and the United Damascus Radio quoted the lorto were on temporary active The Air Force said initial hos- A*’’ States. Egypt closed the Suez Syrian Foreign Ministry as say­ Jr.—were in his class. ing: “The Syrian government HOUSE ------He and Eisele, one of the (Janal, through which much oil has decided to break diplomatie three astronauts now set to fly U.S. Planes Attacked UAR is transported. Oil-industry spokesmen said relations with America and 6ESTF0RM America’s first manned Apollo WASHINGTON (AP) —Sec­ its version of the conflict to the mats and others at the U.N. Se­ Britain in view of their plotting the United States has sufficient mission early next year, were retary of State Dean Rusk, re­ Kremlin today, and diplomats curity Council over rival pro­ with Israel and their actual.par­ roomn>ates for about two years. domestic production and Hanoi Rail Lines sponding to a Cairo Radio claim there drew the implication ef­ posals for a cease-fire in the ticipation in the Israeli figgres- Givens first tried to become forts were being made to draw day-old conflict. (See Page Eight) sion^against the Arabs.” J lon^ - le^ an astronaut -with the original that American planes had taken the Russians in as at least a The assessment eased fears seven Mercury pilots in 1959 and military action against Egypt, counterbalance to the West. the Middle East flames would Hit by U.S. Planes proved to be persistent by na­ said today "this is a malicious No immediate Soviet reaction quickly ignite a major power ture, applying several times charge” and “utterly and fully was made public, conflagration. But the Arab-Is- before finally being picked. raell firelight itself posed serious Panty Girdles SAIGON (AP) — American Binh DINH Province about 300 false.” Moscow has avowed support “I’m lucky again,” he said. ”I Emerging from the White problems for the United States. Israeli Forces Move Jets probed deep into the forti­ miles northeast of Saigon. just got under the age limit by a of the Arabs and condemned President Johnson was ex­ fied heartland of North Vietnam House after conferring with Israel, but official sources here They said ammunition suppli­ month.” President Johnson, Rusk spoke pected to discuss them with Monday, bombing rail lines into es estimated to be worth J2.5 He was among the more ex­ still said the Russians apparent­ Democratic leaders and with his Hanoi and drawing out a swarm in clipped, blunt terms about ly want a quick end to the Mid­ Only BESTFORM million had been lost, along with perienced of the astronaut pi­ Cairo’s accusation that carrier- secretaries of state and defense Close to Suez Camd U of Communist Mlg Interceptors. 440,000 gallons of petroleum lots, having logged about 3,500 east war. at scheduled meetings today. Three of the MIGs were report­ based U.S. Navy planes had at­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Offers Such A asnd light planes were reported hours of flight time, indudl'ng tacked the United Arab Repub­ This was about the brightest At the State DepartiQent, ed shot down. products. Several helicopters 2,800 hours in jet aaroraft. He spot today in an otherwise dark Israeli forces swept within 90 miles of the Suez Canal Great Little lic. lights were on all night as offi­ today along the Mediterranean coast road that led tJiem Although little ground fighting and light planes were reported graduated from the Air Force ‘‘These charges are utterly picture as the U.S. government cials scanned reports from the Figure was reported, the airmen car­ damaged. One officer said, how- experimental test-pilot school and wholly false,” he said. ”We pushed for a speedy cease-fire conflict area and worked on to the vital waterway in 1956, Egypt closed the canal ried the war to the Communists after it eased away from one saying that it could be blocked if a ship were hit by Is­ (See Page Two) (See Page Fifteen) can only conclude this was a such problems as: with 113 strike missions over malicious charge known to be official’s use of the term neutral — How to evacuate, by civil­ rael’s bombers. North Vietnam and five raids by false and therefore invented for and wound up as a self-pro- ian transport If possible, those For the firat time, the Elgyptian command admitted giant B52 bombers against tar­ some purpose yet to be ascer­ ‘claimed non-belligerent. of the 44,000 Americans in the that the Israelis had invaded along the coast and blam­ gets in South Vietnam. The official sources said their 14-nation danger zone who want N tained.” ed Israel’s advance on “large-scale air intervention” by The U.S. Command an­ Rusk would not go beyond rating of Kremlin intentions to get out. came from behind-the-scenes the United States and Britain. The charge was denied nounced that Red ground gun­ Leinsdorf, Two Sons speculation that the aim was by both nations. — ------—— The fine mesh insert ir the ners shot down a Navy Crusad­ propaganda and "trying to discussions with Soviet diplo­ (See Page Fifteen) back of this panty moves with er Jet over North Vietnam, the An Egyptian communique war, but no military intervea- make difficulties for Americans Mid there was “fierce fighting tier, from Moscow was evident- you. No cutting or riding 572nd U.S. combat plane lost in tile Near East.” above the 17th Parallel. The To Receive Degrees on Egyptian territory.” f** air. Israel carried down. Long leg. Double panel But three specific points of T 1. . the war into Jordan, Syria and P tummy control. Works so’ pilot was missing. NEW YORK (AP) — When said he played his last concert concern, all related to the accu­ At the same Ume, Israeli sol- j „ Dogfights have now accounted naturally you'll forget it's on. Boston Symphony Orchestra in Israel about two weeks ago, sation of U.S. involvement, American Jews Rally A military spokSman in Tel for 77 MIGs downed while 20 conductor Erich Leinsdorf in Tel Aviv. were readily apparent. into the Jordanian sector Je ^vlv said IsraeU columns in Of Nylon and Lycra Spondex. U.S. planes have been shot m White only. S, m, I, xl. learned Columbia University Monday, after months of One was the cutoff of oil ship­ rusalem, w tin ^ es r e p o ^ captured the key town down. wanted to award him the deg^ree deepening crisis, Israel and the ments from Iraq and Kuwait to from toe dirided Holy City. The ^bu Awelgila, 30 mlles.south- The big B52s, each carrying of Doctor of Humane Letters, he Arab nations surrounding it the West, with allegations of With Aid for Israel Israell’s said toey fended off M g^st of coastal El Arlsh, seized 80,000 pounds of bombs, hit the was in Israel. went to war. U.S. backing for Israel as the attack by Syrian troops in toe ^he town lies on the western borders of South Viet­ assigned reason. TYiere were NEW YORK (AP) — Jewish there are no organizations of ”I decided to break a long­ Leinsdorf said the news of communities throughout the Arabic-speaking persons that Sea of GalUee area. eastrwest road through the also available in extra long leg nam, along routes where the Ho standing custom,” he said Mon­ Columbia’s honorary degree prospects the stoppage would With their bitterness over- Sinai Desert, Ch. Minh trail disgorges infil­ spread. nation quickly rallied to Israel’s cross religious or national lines. day, in front of Columbia’s Low represented more than the op­ side as fighting broke out in the Therefore, said Father Joe flowing against toe United ^hls gave the Israeito a soUd 6.95 trators Into Jungle hideouts. Memorial Library. "I decided to A second point was attacks by States because of Its pa^ sup- 30.^,!^ ^ Two of the raids were in the portunity to leave a hot spot. Middle East. Volunteers offered Shareen of St. George’s Syrian terminate my European tour Two of his sons also receive Arab demonstrators on U.S. Orthodox church, Indianapolis, port of Israel, three Arab coun- along the line of the^'tOS* northern sector, two in the cen­ earlier than usual and return agencies, exemplified Ijy mob to fight, students packed to go Columbia degrees today, in help harvest crops and thou­ unlike the Jews, the Arabic peo­ tries-Kuwait, Iraq and iUgerla onslaught to toe Sues Canal, the tral highlands and one along the home immediately.” what school officials said was assaults today on the U.S. and —cut off sale of oil to toe Untted Cambodian frontier west’of Sai­ British Embassies in Beirut, sands more gave money. ples have no over-all spokesmen spokesman added. "I might add,” he said, "I the first time in the university’s American Jewish leaders or movements. States and Britain. Lebanon Forward elements were re- gon. was staying in a guesthouse in records that three members of Lebanon, after the Cairo accu­ curtailed loading of oil from ported advancing nearly half Explosions and fire, which Elath that was about a stone’s sation. Mobs also attacked called Monday for all Jews to At Brandeis University near the same family claimed sheep­ take trains, planes or buses to Boston, student volunteers an­ piplelines. -^g^y through toe desert. witnesses said were set off by a throw from the Gulf of Aqaba. skins in one ceremony. American facilities in Baghdad, Viet Cong mortar shell, wrought Washington for a rally in sup­ nounced they vvould go to Israel These actions followed Cairo’s IsraeU solcUeris have reached I’ll tell you, I was a bit nervous ,Da-vld I. Leinsdorf, 24, is a Damascus and Alexandria. charges that British and Ameri- heavy damage at English Air­ when the Arabs closed the A third point bore on apparent port of Israel Thursday in La­ to help harvest that nation’s Jemsatem’e Mandelbaum Gate — graduate from the School of fayette Park, across from the food crop in place of army vol­ can planes from carriers were and crossed into toe Arab sector field, a forward supply base of gulf.” Law. F’ i got his bachelor’s de- Arab efforts to involve the' So- We Bivlte Your the U.S. 1st Air Cavalry Divi­ White House. unteers serving at the front. aiding Israel. The charges were ^ ancient otty. Leinsdorf, 65, of Jewish back­ ■vlet Union more directly in the No similar plans were an­ denounced as false in both y, sion. The fire, punctuated by the ground and a native of Vienna, (See Page Nine) conflict. Egypt was presenting More than 70 student applica­ Charge Account. • • detonation of ammunition nounced by the American Arab tions to go were received and Washington and London. independence, were her stores, raged nearly eight community which is less numer­ 100 more were expected. Unli The Soviet Union was backing able to conquer toe hours. ous and less well organized. One toe Arabs and spoke out against „jost historic part of the Holy U.S. military officials said religious leader pointed out that (See Page Two) Israel as having instigated the shrines of Judaism, . two Americans had been killed - - ' » Chrisltanlty and Islam. and 34 wounded and South Viet­ This happened today in the namese forces had suffered an height of toe battle which has undetermined number of in­ 5V2-Hour Session subjected toe Israeli sector at jured at the base. It is In coastal toe divided city to gunfire ever since toe .conflict with the Arabs erupted. \ Ordinary civilians and corrsr 6 LONGLiGj by BESTFORM Police Carry GOP Opposition Defeated, Pacifist from (See Page ElgM) Gift Boxe^ of Course! Pfison Cell Budget Approved by House HARTFORD (AP) — Jona­ .95 HARTFORD (AP) — Surviv­ cans—a proposed increase in ly supported by toe Connecticut than M. Stephens, a 24-year-old News Tidbits Amazing now panty gives you the Your choice o f any 3 shirts - all sport-all dress pacifist dragged to Jail last ing 5'4i hours of Republican state grants to local school sys­ (Conference of Mayors, which ultimate in leg comfort. week on a draft-evasion charge, sniping, Gov. John Dempsey’s tems hy about $21 per pupil called It an absolute minimum; Specially designed crossover panels had to be carried from his cell $1.03 billion general fund budg­ over toe governor’s recommend­ by toe 12-member Hartford dele­ Sen. Mike Manafield txprass.- Monday for a hearing before et—bolstered by a $23 million ation—had kept prognosticators gation to toe .General Assembly, cd belief U.S. and Soviet Union expand and a‘djust as you walk, or any combination of both are cooperating in an effort ta. sit or bend. Double control front a U.S. Commissioner. “baby budget’’—has passed toe guessing about how many Dem­ in a booklet of legislative pro­ House. ocrats might have intended to posals released early in toe ses­ end Middle East warfara after, and bock panels. White. S, M, L, XL. Commissioner Thomas J. Parker held the hearing in the Final legislative action cathe vote for it rather than for toe sion; and by a coalition of atending White House meeting. Also available in shortleg styling . also Monday night for the ad­ governor’s recommendation. groups interested in education, . . . Florida’s droug^it believed, A mutt for your shorter skirts guard captain’s office at the ended as showers drench mudi. . Hartford State Jail rather than ministration’s $242.5 million His proposal—ultimately, suc­ such as toe Connecticut Parent- capital bonding program. cessful in toe ' legislature—rec­ Teachers Assocation. There had (if the state .. . IlM steel: in the Federal courthouse. The market bounced back la earljr. commissioner went to the Jail Enactment of toe budget, ap­ ommended $180 per pupil for been talk of a revolt by the New DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. proved by both houses of toe toe first 300 in each school sys­ Haven delegation. trading from yesterday's Iben; because it had been expected triggered by the outbreak of. MANCHESTER that Stephens would refuse to legislature, now awaits only toe tem and $160 for every addition­ But when toe roll call was governor’s signature. al pupil. taken on toe $180 amendment, Middle Blast hoetilitiee . . go voluntarily to the courthouse. British Prime Minister .Wttaon. Parker is expected to recom­ The Democratic majority in Average per-pupll grant under it became clear that the admin­ Anderson-Utth toe House beat down a series this proposal is estimated at slapped a 84-hour ben on istration’s supplemental pack­ mend that Stephens be removed ish arms shipment to MhMik Richmond, Calif., to face of 15 Republican Amendments— about $169. Total estimated cost age of aid to toe qitles—higher ' i n MANCHESTER nearly all of which would have of the plan over toe next fiscal higher welfare grants, more aid East . . . Ted Yates, NBC pro*, charges of failure to report and ducer dies in a Jerusalem he#* submit to the draft. cost more money—and amassed biennium is $25 million. for roads and more for school OPEN 6 DAYS—THURSDAYS TILL 9:00 P.M. (Manchester Parkade) West Middle TumpUce-Broad Street a 114-to-60 majority vote for the The Republican proposal construction-jiad won over al­ pital of wounds suffered yen- Stephens was i arrested last terday while covering MhMIa^ ( Wednesday at the Voluntown Passing (Out) in West Point ^'R^view , budget. would have ' raised toe gprants most all the would-be rebels. Phone 647-9776 Seven House Republicans to a flat $180 per pupil. Total Only four Democrats—Louis Bast war . . . One of two ee*. farmhouse headquarters of the estimated cost of this plan was capees from. LltcfafieM Bfekte Committee for Non-Violent Ac- Overcome by heat, cadet-faHs during Superintendent’s Board Review at the Joined toe Democrats in voting CutlUo and Hugh McCabe of U.S. Military Academy, Outstanding Wert Point' cadets were honored during for It. put as high as $31 million. Jail, George Cabral ‘of NenK UU(ord| ia returned te (8m f t f li MIm ).' l^e traditional graduation week ceremonies. (AP Photofax) Qne issue raised by Republi­ This $180 proposal was strong­ (Sm Pago Seven) ' . I .1 J

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