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The Weather Arerage Dailf N ef Press Ran Rain ending thl* enredhia For the Week Ended cloudy and damp tonight,' Md. Anguet 8, 1968 ,ln mid 60s; variable cloudla i i i and warmer tomorrow, higll IB upper 80s. 1 3 ,8 7 1 Matuhester-^A Qiy of ViUage Charm Ktaaeilled Advertlebv on Pec« It) PRICE SEVEN . MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 VOL. LXXXV, NO. 268 (TWENTY PAGES) Tentative Pact S i By Airlines and Machinists

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» 1 To End Long Strike .! , s!-' WASHINGTON (AP)—A settlement agreement in the 39-day airlines strike was announced today, sub­ ject to a vote of approval by 35,400 strikers against 1 five major airlines. Assistant Secretary of Lnbor nient a "memorandum of un- James J. Reynolds said in an- derstanding” and emphasized It nouncing the tentative contract yvas not final until approved by agreement that a vote by the strikers who voted down a striking members of the AFL- previous agreement negotiated CIO IntemaUonal Association of the white House. Machinists would be held "pos- ^ approved by the striking sibly and hopefully tomorrow, mechanics, it would bring to an First comments on the agree- longest, biggest and' 5 ment, from b big ig units in incw New ^.^^gy gtrike. York and Chicago, indicated that schedule could be met if predict the outcome of the vote, details were relayed to the lo Chicago Dolice keep a firm grip on a youth after he refused to leave Bogan the settlement in addition to area and took a swing at an officer. He was clubbed on the head during the cals in time. reportedly containing consid But at midmoming, some four hig],er wages and bene- Assistant Secretary of Labor James J. Reynolds, center, announces airline melee last night. (AP Photofax) hours after the daybreak an- y^g y,^ rejected White f S settlement, flanked by William Curtin (left) airlines spokesman, and nouncement of an ag^reement, jj^ygg paclmkc also contained a P, L. Siemiller, machinists* union president. (AP Fhotofax) spokesmen were saying they did ^.^g^ living wage escalatw Protests Rights Marches not yet know Just what was in gjgygg the package. wage escalator had been Union President P. L. (Roy) union’s most vital Siemiller said meetings of the demands from the beginning of Communist Takeover strikers around the country y^g dispute and iU absence White Mob Attacks would be called as soon aspos- yjg earlier agreement was a Bible to explain the terms of the reason given by strikers in agreement and take a vote, many areas for tuning down the Impossible, Says LBJ Terms of the contract agree- ^Vhite House agreement July 31. ment were kept ^ t a g j^g g^jy ,.y jg gg. state, Prince Norodom SttMk JOHNSON d r y , Tex. (AP) said additional troops will be Police in Chicago the vote but i^ w A e d esUmates j„g„t%eached by the parties. It needed in Viet Nam before the nouk, said he will ask roving — President Johnson says U.S. Ambassador W. Averell placed ^***^^^,^*’**■^*^5 ^ was not in any way forced upon weekend taUis with Gen. Wil­ end of the year. He said it was Impossible to determine now the Harrlman to cancel his planned r m r A r n f A P ) _ Club- some 1,000 civil rlghU advo- protest the demonstraUon at per cent per yea^ Top mechan- y^g ^gg^gnt cov- liam C. Westmoreland shored trip to Cambodia next month. CnltjAtjiU VAr; v^iuu- orotesting alleged dis- Gage Park and to hear a repre- extent of the increase. ics now make f M i»r hour. ^ ^gg^ up Ms conviction that American Sihanouk also said he sees no swinging police were bom- ^y real estate sentatlve of the American Nazi The general arrived at the plus fringe benefits that brmg a . and allied troops “ will not be sign the Viet Nam war wlU end barded with curses, bottles party. on the five airlines ranch Saturday evening but his defeated by the Communists in in the foreseeable future. total to around >4 per hour. —^United, Eastern, National, presence remained secret until and rocks as they clashed Q^e march was held on the Fewer than a dozen policemen Viet Nam.” —Sen. ’Thruston B. Morton, Rp Asked how he felt about the Northwest and Trans World — he and his wife attended church Sunday night with hun- Northwest side and two within stationed at the park were A Communist takeover "is no Ky., renewed Ws call for a sel­ settlement, reached after 20 plug all local issues on the indi­ services Simday with President dreds of whites protesting bolcks of Marquette Park, an taunted by the crowd, longer Just improbable. It is ective blockade of North Viet­ A straight hours of Labor Depart- vidual lines, and Mrs. Johnscm. Westmore­ marches by civil rights expanse of grass and play- John Patler of the American impossible," the President said namese ports klmed at cutting ment talks, Siemiller said: "I’m agreement also provided land spent about 18 hours at the marcn y . . rou nds where whites, spurred Nazi party stood on a park aifter he and Westmoreland, off Gommimist oil supplies even aupporters. At least 16 by an American Nazi party ral- bench urging the white .ctowd to tired. Let’s go home.” U.S.' commander in Viet Nam ranch before heading back for ■ persons were injured and Reynolds called the agree. (See Page Ten) at the risk of sinking Sovlrt ly, baited police with chants of as.sert itself. y eoncluded a review of toe status Viet Nam. tankers. He appeared

X A G E t h b e e ; FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAlJ), MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966’ ■•I flew, to decide the winner of the Trend to Metropolis itUo, respectively. I can't think day at 8 pm . to'St. Johns Epis­ tion are provided at no charge pate immediately to party cau­ RANGE Beauty Contest SheinwoW on Bridge cuses and primaries. first round. of a more remarkable pair in Tolland copal Cluirtjfc Vernon. A tour of for Tolland residents, although CHICAGO — By 1980 more' ANI> the woiM for these two roles. the faciMtlee and adoption of a some who ase the service make Republicans' wiU caucus to than 90 per cent of America’s Vote Miscount - ON LY A n O E O N Manohestor .Eventog Herald We nhaii also have Teresa Sum m er tentative budget for the year a donaUon. An increasing de­ endorse one party candidate for population of between 232 mil­ FUEL OIL PLATS IHRECTLT Scotll d**i**' ToUend "correspondent, Bette Stich-Randall in her first ap­ Said Deliberate Increase in New Building are on the agenda. mand for the use of the ambu­ registrar of voters and twelve lion and 274 mUllon will Uve in GASOLINE “ THE WAY pearance here. Mrs. Randall was By AliPRED BBEINWOLO NORTH Ambulance Asaoclatfon lance has been noted during the for Justice of the peace tomor­ , Quatrale, tel. 818-2848. aities and towns. Half wlU re­ originally from New Hartford Theaters past several months. The asso­ row night at 8 in the Town Hall. side in metropolitan areas or NEW YORK (AP) — A Judge It’s not really surprising that A 7 5 2 The volunteer Ambulance As­ or somewhere up that way, hut A 6 3 Result of Church Project ciation marked its first annlvei^ An open meeting of the Men’s cities with jijopulatlons of at I HEARD IT” in the contest to select "Miss you never see a hondng pigeon sociation answered three caUs LATE DELIVERY has been associated with the O K 7 4 sary in June. SoftbaU League will bo held to­ PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — least 80,000 persons. . , . 1 - 1 . New York aty” and •'Miss New win a bridge ch^pional^ ttos weekertd. Two were emer­ BANTIY OIL Vienna Stadtsoper for a number t h e of Bridge is a game for the de- Building permits were Issued mond Desrocher, Joe Borkow- morrow night at 8:30 to the Mrs. FeUx Brisette got a post A show that several reviews'have called best WEST E A fT ^ gency calls, with the Injured be­ Bulletin Board (OMr\NV, IN( • of years, where she enjoys the in July forct new construction skl, Tim McAnanema; arts and V F W hom e. card recently from her gn^and- h e a d s n e w o f f i c e hy John Gruber the current summer season—“How to Succeed in Busi- vlous not the direct, it A KJ4S * 1 0 9 t « ing transported to Rockville The planning and zoning com­ :i:ii M\iN sTin;i:r valued at $224,600, an increase crafts, Cathy Dwlre and Deb­ son and his wife, reading: "'We D E TRO IT (AP) — The Rev. ness Without Really Trying” - ’opens”toni^t for a that vot« ••deHberat^y ioean't'^y to go straight for 174 <7 K 9 S i General Hospital. 'The other was mission will meet tonight at 8 S coreboard 0 6 3 of $01,600 over the figure for bie Stolaronek. got to the FeUls safe and Celestin J. Steiner, chancellor of “ l^ed fo/oiS ra“ e i tow ^ week’s engagement at the Oakdale Musical Theater in n***^*!^ 0 JI09S a service call, transporting a in the Town Hall. Country Hills will play NAPC July of last year, $133,000. The New Klndergarteu sound.” the University of Detroit, has gro girl from the final oompetl- Opening lead —Jack of dla- A J7 child in a full body cast from A voter-registration session tonight at 6 at the Amlot field HdcUs illi' H7.i-li'-T 1 that world-famous organization. W allingford. •OOTH upward trend has been observ­ The new teacher for the sec­ The cards came from Niagara been appointed to estabUsl^ the ------Altogether, this' production It stars DwaynC Hickman the Newington Hopie for Crip­ will be held tomorrow night In a makeup gam e. I f CJountry heap, and moth-eaten costumes the J « * Of dla- A A Q able for several months. ond cooperative ^indLergarten, Falls but the. couple hadn’t been new national office of the Com- — ~ O pera in these U bited ^States should be ohe which It would and Allan J(bnes and includes a , n t? QJl® :\ pled Children to his v,home in from 6 to 8 at the Town Hall. Hills wins, a playoff with Bills can be replaced with glistening Waldorf-Astoria Hpt^ \\ nu»di, and Sodth wod with the July’s large Increase Is aXr Mrs. Alan Taylqr, will be intro­ there recently. ’The card was mission for y^^on wim^ Rcad Hcrald Ad»^ Will get a decided boost ^rom be difficult or impossible to sur- bright, young cast, some fa- Tolland. N ew voters whO reg;lster with Auto Parts will be Scheduled to­ new clothes. "The two Judgw who tahulat- queen In order to a straight- « A K )0» tributable to th^ constructloo of duced at a iheeting of parents of postmarked April 23, 1963. Radio of the Society oc Jesus. ______' . pass anywhere in the world. I mUiar tunes and sprightly The services' of the organiza­ a party will be able to partici­ morrow night at the Amiot the recent formation of '^The Moreover, stars can be en­ ed the votes deUberately mis- forward heart finesse. If this a new educational building for kindergarten members Thurs­ know of people who are plan- dances—all the ingredients ■‘w * ?S *i Association of American Op^ra gaged at less cost. NaturaUy, a counted to eUmlnate a girl from succeeded, he would bave nine 2 NT Piw J.WT AH 1 the United Congregational 1 „ ning to come to it from Boston needed for an entertaining eve- Companies, comprising 12 in^- singer who is going to appear ^ /^ e w York, and even from ning. the finids because she is a Ne- aasy tricks. South was a homing Church, estimated to cost $100,- gro,” said aaude Sterrett, a pigeon, but he never reached South has nine «n* 080, and the construction of an vidual organizations that wU^ - .^ Munich, so you can see it has al- Hickman is the window wash- less money when he or she1 gets dvil rights lender leader who was one tiome. ^ ______. .^uto 8orvio$ statkm at Merrow pool their efforts and reaourceA ready excited extremely wide er who reads a book on “How tricks; Two hearts, aa» spadOr- a doren performances of the of the seven Judges in the con- Bast won with Hie king of and Rhodes Rds. for $30,000. to producing the best offerings \ interest among operaUc cogno- to Succeed” and parlays the three Aamoods and three clube. role instead of a single appear­ test. hearts and returned the ten of The church property is tax In this field of entertainment scenti and should be a tremen- knowledge into a quick rise The point is that South must ance on a hit or miss basis so George Ewing, who has the spades. The finesse lost, and clube and heart*, exempt but the service station Bhitford’B Frank Pandolfi dous windup to the season. (It through the echelons of the fu as scheduling appearances franchise for the contest said, hfujk came a spade to the ace. pufp pf nine tricks. has been most active for some is the final production and sche­ is taxable. is concerned. wicket company headed by ‘T would not go as far as to say South had only eight tricks, and „ work first on the suit years in getting this sort of duled for April 12, 1967). Although the number of per­ ^en , too, the stage director Jones. prejudice was involved, hut the minute he tried to develop ^ keeps Bast out of the lead, thing established and is the as- In case you’ve forgotten the mits for the construction of new and the conductor will travel Spoofs on business proced­ there was a miscalculation,” a club trick the defenders took prevent# an attack on th* nooiation’s executive vice presi­ , ^ dates of the rest of the reper- homes bave decreased, there Is along with these pr^ucUons ^^y. I’ll set them forth for you. ures, office problems, coffee adding: *«**.«?. iMart and three spades gputh tliua to a large increase in permits for dent so naturaUy the Oonnecti- breaks and even nepotism are ent Opera Associatitm la one of together with such funcUon- ..j^ Giaconda,” by Ponchlelli, . , , . . „ ___ _ "The Judges teU me if there *®„***f“ * the contra*^^ make sure of the contract j remodeling existing homes.' was no mlscalcidation and the Scum w m right In takmg the Dally IJneatlon the members of the larger anes .as chief electricians and ^hc season Saturday, Oct ^ Building Inspector Charles so_. V* on, so that rehearsal and jg jj. NVflnlrPrank T^%AAjQArLoesser iirmtpwrote tliAthe innAiP.music. groap. Some of the results will feature Richard girl was one of the eleven final- Jartaer opens irtth t'NT (M Schutz issued 23 building per­ production times are cut to a Tucker, Anselmo Able supporting performers be appareirt this season, but It Ctolzani and ists, she probably would have to *4 points), and the next play* mits, 20 zoning permits and 7 mlnimiim after the Initial per- Eleanor Ross. include Leonard I>rum, Boris the first diamond with dummy’s ypp Spade*. Is er^tected that the full Impaict won,” Ewing said. well permits during July, com­ form ant. If each company did e o v . 23 (a Wednesday) will Quest*. Donnelly, will iMt be apparent imtil the The girl was identified as Un- ^ **5 lllA^THearta. K9-5-9; p ii». pared with 13 building permits, the operas Individually this p^ing Roberta Peters to the Curtain is at 8:30 nighUy ex- a finesse with the ten monds, 6-8; Club#, Q-6-8, lOffT-dS season. Dwayne. Hickman da Gumbo, 16, of Brooklyn, a pkiijp 11 zoning permits and no well would not be the case. Bushnell in Bellini’s “La Son- oept Saturday when it’s an hour What do you sayt permits in July, 1966. Mounting a new production ^ village to lose the chib Connecticut Opera will use nanbula.” Ezio Flsigello and later. Matinees are listed at Answer: Bid three clube, (be Permits Issued during July of an opera is a terrifically ex­ club. A friend said she w m too ^ he loses tt to West Miami’s new sets this season pjerre Duval will also be in the 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, 5 pjn. on Six Boys Escape , . Stayman Convention. 1W» 48M were to Palmer and Wittman pensive undertaking, what with upset to make a statement cannot safely for the local production of Bel- ca^t. Flagello is truly great, Du- Saturday, ^ partner to bid a major If for construction of a house on scenery, costumes, props, re- MEaUDEN (AP) — Pcdlce are Per Heilman, one of the two spades. West retume a diamond llnl’s “La Sonnambula” and "La y^l was very slow to warm up "Fiorello,’' a musical about " he can. If partner bids qwd** Elgin Dr., $13,200; F. A. Durei- hearaals and so on, but under searching for six youths who es- Judges who counted the votes, to the queen, and South leads Boheme.” ’Ibe latter, a peren- when last heard here but turned the famed mayor of New York, or hearts, you will raise to ko, construction of a house on this new plan such production caped from the Connecticut said in a telephone Interview cut the ace of clube to find out nial standby, has been produced in a fine performanco" when he Fiorello LaCuardla, opens to- game. If partner bids three dia­ Orahaber Rd., $11,000; John hioduct Schools for Boys over the week- that "a human error” was to- ]k)w the suit breaks, 445 H ertford Roddees costs can be divided amur inmates at the state cor- further. The second Judge south knows that he can surely good, they got a bit repetlUous imdependeable voooUy, though a in the role will be James L, ------— — the was not — ,.h,K teiej, he bid three notrump. Woods, construction of three new production in two years, to anyone who goes to all the seasoned and unquesUoned ar- Sullivan, making his Oval de- rectional InstltuUon broke out of was not get an ex^ chib tricfc Now be Copyright 1966 ^ houses on Laurel Ridge. Rd., there would be six brand new the security building Friday identified. can afford the b e ^ finesse. productions eVery season. tist. but. General Fealnree Qptp. two for $18,000 each and one offerings per season, which night by overpowering a guard, Ewing said be would like to East wins and returns The Philadelphia Lyric Opera qiie inevitable “Boheme” is for $13,000. means that in Hartford, for ex­ ^n Ubrio, Robert Uri«*io, “a school spokesman said. “ ^e The «J® will enjoy the use of the sets scheduled for Dec. 14 and will Alw, Daniel M. Hargen, Rt. ample, the entire repertory for Shirley Katz Jo^ Kah^ «xt able to do so for which Connecticut Opera built have Mirella Freni to. a debut 80, repairs, $2,(MX); Edward the season would be graced last year for "I Puritanl” and here, as well as Flaviano Labo ^ head of the attendant and took selected LOOK! Patrick Whitfield are among are Carol Collins, 23, of Hemp- ] THE I! Jesanis, a tool shed, $125; Rob­ ARE YOU with new settings, and so on. “Don Carlo,” and so it will go. and Richard Torigi, both of m E n D O U J S ' the featured performers in the returned Sat- ^.I- named “Miss New 1 DRIVE-IN HARTFORD * ert Merriil, Summit Dr.,, altera- Tired old scenery that had to Incidentally, the local company whom have been heard here in NEWEST MOTION urday ^ork City,” and Sherry Lyn . . . u . tione, $2,900; Flan-A-Room for be preserved for years in order is doing three new productions the past It will be difficult for __ ' A LIGHT Michael F. Murray, Rt. 30, al­ to gret the costs back can now on its own this season, so we them to surpass the production Performances are scheduled (jj, Sunday, three more boys Armbruster, of Baldwin, L.I., PI6T0RE THEOTRE PAUL NEWMAN terations, $1,5(X>; Paul O. M ar­ be relegated to the rubbish will have new settings and cos- done here a couple of years nlghUy except Sunday at 8:30. escaped from the school whUe was given the “Miss New JULIE ANDREWS IN THE OREATER quis, Contone Dr., aliuninum tumes for “Daughter of the back, but the new setting's Tile “fairest” musical to on their way to church, York State crown, Alfred Hitchcock's SMOKER? Regflment” “Don Giovanni” and should provide a welcome American theater history — ------HARTFOHO AREA "rO R N siding $1,890. Our 107th Year “La Giaconda.” change. "My Fair Lady” — makes an- LAUNCHING POSTPONED (.OMlOSlAEUr Aik CONOIMONIO Also Edwin LoBonte, Willie UU PKHBE iniICnMj Circle, tool shed, $150; Gilbert Knowtog they would be able There is no production in Jan- other stand at Storrowtown Mu- CAPE______KENNEDY,_ Fla. (AP)___ C U ftT A m " MORSE to get some future return on uary but Feb. 4 will see “Travi- sic Fair in West Springfield, — The space agency has post- -CINEMA 1 James Gamer Schmeiske, Mountain Spring How long does a pack last you? theae, some of these sets are ata” on the boards once again, starting tonight poned the launching of a Saturn PMOHf W8 22I0 — f« .- c Elke Sommw Rd., garage and breezeway, GOVERNOR ST. EXIT TO MAIN ST. $2,0(X>; O. S. Sanderaon, K ozley A pack a day? Roughly 30c a day, COLLEGE pretty ^borate. "Don Glovan- with Monserrat Caballe in the stairing Michael Allinson and 1 rocket, carrying an unmanned "T H E A R T MMIBa JRIKni R d., recreation room , $9(H); that's $2.10 a week, $109.50 a nl,” for example, will have real title role. She sings to an ahso- Anita Gillette, the Lemer and Apollo moonship until Aug. 26. PUCE SUU: iBMmd Sob filf O F LOVE” Jamee H. Prieat, Glenn Dr., tool ■fbuntatos onstage in the Gar- lutely beautiful manner, but for Lowe adaption of Shaw’s "Pyg- More time is needed to test MATINEES DAILY AT 2 PM H.'.RnOKU M'HV.FIIID MCKI brtT' year. MONDAY tfmj FRID A Y...... t IJ O shed, $225. den Scene while there will be a heroine d}dng of consumption maiion” has been drawing top spacecraft components, a SAT. SUN. «(IB HOLS...... $2.00 EVENINGS 8:30 PM (SUN. IK » PM) Also Leonard LeBlond, Peter fire and smoke for the damns- she is a bit on the overly-buxom crowds around the summer tent sgiokesman said, SUNDAYS thru THURSDAY ______$2.00 Green Rd., alterations, $250; Oh, your wife smokes too, well tion of the Don himself. Don’t side. circuit -—■ FRL SAT. and HOLS...... $240 fkm iiMrf. Amft • PfeiM 92KQ1I KD Day Camp, Patton Place make a da^ for the exits when Anna Moffo, a distinct Hart- NEHIUNI that’s $219.00 a year not includ­ “Hit songs are many, among COMfORTABty Aift COhiOWONlO Rd., commtmity camp building, you see this one; the conflagra­ ford favorite, and indeed a fa­ them "The Rain in Spain,” MPIH $1,800; Ralph W. Franklin, Geh- ing matches, ash trays, cigarette tion will be quite under control. vorite everywhere, will sing the # Accounting I’ve Grown Accustomed to her rtog Rd., alterations, $300; Bar­ lighters, lighter fluid, etc. Actually, there Is a perma­ seldom product “Daughter of ^ jjave Danced f ' S I M i B IiM IB I # Bus. Administration M'hA W iLrawAS* TA ’ bara Collins, Rt. 30, garage, nent structure for this one. The R egim ent” M arch 14. ’The All Night” and “On the Street FREE PARKING BIRCH ST REAR r c THEATER # Gniwral Business which is modified for the dif- opera is quite commonly pro- $480; and Bernard J. Banvllle, NORMAN'S And you are asking me it C O LO R TV s expensive. Where You Live.” 2nd Hilarious Week! Willie Circle, recreation room, ferent scenes with drops, light duced abroad, but has never m V E N # Socretoriol Rod McLennon, in the origtn- a p p l i a n c e Let us be realistic, you can buy a color TY for roughly ptojections, panels, candelabra been seen here in Hartford, and $500. UA THEiURE EAST Republican Ploalo $400.00 and you con afford to throw it away after Exeenttve and so on. Thus, the time need­ hasn’t been done at the’ Met ^ “ ™® m n PMuoae poa MM MTSONS and TV back, will be in the rde of Eli­ BflMMliooDaF NGm^^Gh s ^ovIio4o About sixty persons attending L egal ed for changes of scenery will since the days of Lily Pons. Shown A t six years. Your investment would be $66.67 a year za’s pixiesh father, Alfred P. TllipA... SMSM 1 IM l.- 0 ia r M M PM a young Republican^lub picnic M edical be kept to a minimum. I can re­ Actually, it is a new role for ' s h o w r o o m Here Are Startling General D oolittle. 2 PJ»L lm .-l a«M taMit M MPH Also Hitchcock's Saturday night met with several or 19c per day. call when the old Chicago Miss Moffo. Cm Om m M naaoi M . Oi l . aM M •North by Northwest* Approved For Veteramf Shows are listed at 8:30 night- 6:40 area Re^blican candidates. T raining Opera used to go on tour with ’The final production Is “Don 72 stagehEurds to keep the waits Giovaimi” as I have already ^7 except Saturday when cur- 9 PJVL Bpeew #ueats included Jo­ So, why don't you and your wife spilt a pack « seph GoMbe^, candidate for the Sfaiisfics For Smokers Job Prep. Program short, but rising costa bave mentioned. Truly this should be tain time is 9 p.m. Matinees are and save 30c, that's more than enough to purchase Terminal Program made such a thing impossible a bang-up season; it’s the 25th »et Wednesday at 2:30 and Sat- House frods the Second Con- tf'G'M PRCSCHTS 1st RUN PLUS Co-Edncatioiial today, so time has to be mini- for the local company which urday at 4:30. greasional District; Andrew that beautiful Living C O LO R TV at N O R M A 'S a ^ , W rite, C a n or V isit A MARTIN MEICHER- ^LTON NOTCH fiSS? ■TOP CO-HIT R^ko, candidate for State Sen­ As Well As Non-Smokers! mized by other means. has become thoroughly re- CURTAIN GALLS — "The EVERETT FREEMAN just think the whole family will enjoy the C O LO R TV ate frem I^Uend County; Mrs. 188 Ann St., Hartford “Don Glovanni,“ by the way, nowned for the excellence of its Boys from Syracuse,” Rodgers PRODUCTION “Tom Curtain” ; Shown Ruth K. Mybayer, candidate for made possible by your savings. 822-2261 will have Cesare Slepl and Ezio work even though not for its and Hart’s well-known musical fttaaiNC II TEARS YOU APART WITH SUSPENSEl 1st Tonieht and Toes. Judge of probate for the Tolland Flagello as the Don imd Lepo- length of season. hit about mistaken- identities, DOIIB ^ . ■* opens tomorrow at Mt. South­ Dlatrict; and Atty. Robert D. YES, COLOR TV COSTS LESS THAN A PACK A DAY. PWllJIIU i/ King, candidate for State House ington Playhouse for a week’s P.S. If you and your wife are non-smokers, then it s stay. A schedule change finds DAY nBUimmiHiiiiiEiiis caiyA udreY of Representatlvee from the “Where’s Charley,” scheduled ROD 48th District twice as easy for you to buy a color TV based on th e ___ _Grant + Hepburn Mrs. Carol Walker, liaison to Aug. 23-28, and ‘ ” r h € Fantas- above facts! ticka,” closing out the season, m n o R the Young OOP from the state Republican Women’s Organiza­ Aug. 30-Sept. 6 . , . Dave Bru- UIHHI MTOIIIiOCirS beck’s Quartet will appear Sun­ tion, and Deputy Sheriff Rich­ ard Btmu, representing Sheriff Famous Make day evening at the American Shakespeare Festival ’Theater in GODFREY Pato A. Sweeney, seeking re- Stratford, final group to ap­ election, attended. East Hartford S t Matthew Notes pear in the festival’s series of I UNIVCASAL PICTUm TECHNICOLOR* A IMwal Want -TICNNICOlOr STinday evening events , . . DRIVE-IN ROUTC 5 The Feast of the Assumption, Goodspeed Opera House offers e holy day of obligation, will be its final major presentation of observed today at St. Matthew the seas, “What Every Woman Church, with Masses at 5:30 and Knows,” opening a week from 7 p m . tonight. Preview performances WAIIIntPord, Wilbur Cross Phwy., Exit M . 4-H Supper are schedule this week Thurs­ IN PANAVISION' RESERVATIONS CO 5-1551 Tickets tor a baked bean and day through Saturday. Jeannie ANDMETROCOUM Mail Orders Accepted • Box Office Open Dailv ham supper to be served to Carson, Biff McGuire, Walter OAKDALE 10 AM to U PM CLOSED SUNDAV conjunction with the Tolland Abel and Jessie Royce Landis Plus: "Return To The Wild” BEN SE6AL 8 BOB HALL Present for the Conn. Performing Arts Foundition 4-H Fair Wednesday will be are among the featured per­ available at the door. Servings Costs You Less Than form ers. TONITE NEXT WEEK.AUG 22-27 AUG. 29-SEPT. 3 will be from 4:80 to 7 p.m. to THRU SAT. WEEKDAYS 1:38 PM SAT. ONLY 9:3I Hi the TAG BuildlAg on R t 30. MON. toM T. No Matinees MATINEES WED. 2:J8-SAT. 941 WEEKDAYS 1:30 PM SAT. 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PAG E FOUR p a c k n v B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 Strontium Taken Off Supreme Court YOU ALWAYS Lahorers Cross Border WASraNGTON -—F ed era l Survey Shows scientists have developed an SAVE AT THE Protests Rights Marches Asked to Bar TV-Radio Tonight emengency method for washing Fluoridation strontium-90 fallout off wheat ARTHUR DRUa smm 50,000 Red Chinese The process requires simple WESTPORT (AP) — An anti- equipment and low-cost mate- White Mob Attad Poor Pay More Tele vision riaL To remove the fallout tb* Repair Bomb Damage ftuoridaUaa group aagw tt has wheat is washed in a very weak "aeveral thousand" ■ignatiB'ea 6:00 ( 8-1043) Movie 7:80 ( 843) Baseball ( 8) SUke Douglas [3040) Hullabaloo (C) acid solution, then rinsed, drain­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER, SAIGON, BouOi 'Wet. Nam Korea where the U. S. Air Force on a petition askin( the U.S. (13) Merv Griffin (18) &becrlptk» TV ed, run through a centrifuge and SUMMER SPBOIALt Police in Chicago For Groceries (18) Hollywood A GoGo (13) Tb Tell the TruUt ’ (AP) - The American bombing daily pounded the railroads - Supreme Court to block compul­ (30) America’s Problems ,(40) 13 O'clock High dried. Portable Typewriter By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tomlly of four in Connecticut and never kept them out of ac- (30) Three Stoogea S(34) Travel Time (Continued’’from Fnge One) of North Viet Nam has drawn sory fluoridation of Connecticut’s 8:00 (34) The French Chef Adjusted probably spends about $36 tor tion for very long. (40) n e Saint MILUONS IN TAXES security guard, were arrested. “Of course people in low In­ 6:30 (40) Dennis, Menaea (30^) John Forsythe (C) New Ribbon $ 7 M screamed: "White power! food every week. Using this fig­ an estimated 60,000 Red Chinese .p^e Reds stretch a labor force public watw supplies. (13) I've Got a Secret BOSTON (AP) — Massachu­ All but two of the Negroes left come helghborhoods — mainly (30) Whlrlybirds 8:80 (40) Jesse James White pow^r! White power!” ' j ure, the articles used in the As- laborers acroes the border to along the rails with sandbags A spokesman for &e League (30) This la the Answer setts coUected^ 622 milUon in Cleaned, Oiled during qne of the speeches. Negroes — pay more for food,’’ (13) Vacation^Playbouss As PatlOr ended his talk, a sald ,Uie owner-manager of an aoclated Press ihopping ac- keep road and rail supply lines and crude, tools. Restoration of Connecticut Cltlaens for Pure 6:00 ( 3-40) News. Sports, Weather (24) Antiques sales taxes in the first three At Detroit, todr Negroes' (24) What's New? YALE busload of police arrived. They counted tor about one-fourth Of operating, U. S. authorities say. work starts within minutes after Water, Inc., said Saturday that (104040)^. KHdare (O months after the three per cent independent supermarket in (30) Seahunt 9:00 ( 8-13) Andy Griffith (C) Typewriter Sendee were greeted by hoots and pro­ charged with inciting to riot in the average weekly fam ily ex­ More are probably available the bombers leave. If the bomb- the group opposes a law which (30) Social SecrulW (34) Mata Hari levy went into effect April 1, wealthy nelgHborhood. Beatles Miss 649-iOM fanities. A barrage of beer bot­ the aftermath of three days of penditure In grocery stores. if needed. Whether they are ers come back, the process "compels us as a free people (33) Rocky and Hur IVl'enda (40) Shenandoah "That’s because they don’t (18) Merv Griffin (104040) Music Hall (O according to the State Tax De­ tles came from the crowd. Sev­ violence pleaded innocent be­ The difference between the called upon depends on political begins again, to mass medicate . . . for the have the transportation to get Screaming Mob 6:16 (22) CnutohoiMe 9:30 ( 8-12) Haael (C )__ partment. eral struck the bus and one fore Record’s (3ourt Judge John $8.93 bill at the store in the Ne­ considerations as well as mill- Most of the Chinese now em- expressed purpose of mass in­ (30) News, Sports, Weattier (18) SubscripUoa TV to the shopping plazas,” he.said. smashed a window, showering R-lcca- The judge gro section and the $7.31 tary necessity. ployed in North Viet Nam are ducing a chemical tduuige wltfa- (40) Sugarfcot (40) P e ^ n Place In Oeveland (10) News. Weather 10:00 (_____ 3-12) TOe Ftehts (C) the police with glass. described by “They have to pay what the lo­ charged at a dlscoimt super­ The historical antagonism believed to be strung out along our sacred and Individual 6:30 (10-30-3240) Huntley - Brlnk- ( 8-40) Big Talley (C) is o . The police rushed from the PO»ce as members of militant cal store is charging.” market for the same articles Is between Viet Nam and China is the two major rail lines leading (34) GhoeU The market manager was ex­ CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) — bodies." <*!)* Walter Cronkka (O (l»-3(>-a240) Hun for Tour bus firing shots in the air as elvll rights groups $1.62. This difference, multiplied .1 factor that already must be north from Hanoi. ^ Appealing direct to the U.S. ( 8) Newswlre Life (C) A relative calm settled over plaining an apparent descrepan- troubling the Hanoi regime, het One line runs northwest along The Beatles barely missed ___ ^ (12) New.-!beat 11:00 ( 34-10-30-23-3040) News, TUESDAY they pursued the fleeing crowd. by four, would represent a $6.46 aupreme Court is an unusual (24) Japan Today Sports, Weather Detroit, Lansing, Ypsllanti and cy between t^e prices in his sources said. Any influx of the Red River valley to Kunm- being mobbed Sunday night as move admitted Miss Jane Was- Police made several arrests, extra weekly expenditure tor the 6:46 ( 8) Peter Jennlnga (U) Newebeat AND Muskegon, Mich., scenes of store, and in those in a similar Chinese poses a political prob- Ing, the Chinese terminus of the nearly 3,000 screaming teen-age sung, assistant secretary of the U:15 (10-3(V80) Tonilht (O returned to the bus, were taunt­ homemfiker in the poorer neigh­ 7:00 ( 3) Movie (C) 11:30 ( 3-8) Movie outbreaks of violence last week. market located in a low-income, lem for the North Vietnamese old Burma route used by the i^^gue. But she said there la not (10) Movie ed once more, and the scene borhood. ^ ^ (20) Your Health 11:36 (40) Country Mualc Police at Philadelphia, Pa., primarily Negro neighborhood. 11:30 (23) Tonight (C) repeated itself. It was also noted that, except leaders. alUes in World War n . Along- _ , . xTimi/.irioi afarices charged for 18 brand- in addition to the Chinese labor- The other Une runs almost The* show was halted for about passed last year by 13:26 (40) M-Squad aboard the bus stores which gave trading 7:16 (40) Peter Jennings. New* Coordinating Committee, a dvil name articles in seven super­ stamps charged higher prices ers in North Viet Nam, more due north to the Chinese border half an hour as the Beatles Oeneral Assembly reqtiires ■wa’. SATUBDAins TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LI8TINQ area. SPECIALS The mob reappeared at the rights group, on warrants markets showed that the mar­ than stores which did not. may be working to keep the H o ' just above Lang Son, one of the rdeed to a trailer behind the sources in Con- ket in the upper-income neigh­ Chi Minh Trail through Laos in first vital points wrested from stage set up on the baseball dl- pecticut serving 60,(K» persons intersection, peaceful In the ab- charging them with the poMCS- ' In descending order, the pric­ sence of a target for their racial ston of explosives and (Xjnspira- borhood charged 47.83 for the es in the other six stores were; operation. the French by the Viet Minh amond. The crowd milled fluoridated by same goods which cost $8.93 in Unknown thousands of Viet- during the French effort to hold around tiie stage for about 16 j ^ t^ose serving cries, bottles, bricks and cherry cy. $6.24 in one of a large chain of bombs. -A. tourth civil rights worker, a poorer section of town. namese laborers are involved in Indochina. It is also paralleled minutes before returning to ^ ^ qq qqq nwist be fltiorl- Radio stores which gives stamps; $7.91 A car occupied by a Negro Winston Early, surrendered to "Sure our prices are lower,” in one of a chedn of stores which maintaining the trail. This is by a highway. their seats at the urging of (TUa listing tncdnles only flMwe news brondcaata o f 10 or I I particularly true- of those seg- Both rail Unes undergo dally police and a disc jockey. Fluoridation, intended to make woman and her two children police and was questioned, said the owner of the store in gives its own stamiw; $7.83 in mlnnte length. Some ststBina earry other ahort Dewaoasts.) the upper class neighborhood, ments of the' sprawling jungle- poundings from the Air Force, "W e’ll stop the concert unless children’s teeth more resistant stopped at the Intersection. The warrants were Issued aft- the store in the upper-income WDBC—ISM 8:00 News "Git ’em, get 'em!’’ the crowd er tour other persons were ar- "and we give stamps, which neighborhood which g;ives the covered route that have been but there evidently has been no you move back,” the disc Jock- jo decay, is regarded by some 8:10 Speak Up Hartford A member of the crowd expressing his views to 6:00 Long John Wade 8:66 Yankees vs. Tigers yelled. Rocks and bottles rained rested in police raids of four represents about a three per same stamps as the first storo) provided surfaces hard enough systematic effort to wreck them gy yelled into a microphone on «o notentially hswmful. 8:00 Dick Robinson for tnicVs.trucks. comnletelv.completely. The effort, as Korea yie stage. "Hold It, 11:80 DUl 13 on the car. The woman and chll- locations described as meeting civil rights marchers in Chicago is aptly tegged cent overhead that other place $7.77 in one of a large chain of move 1:06 News, Sign Off 12:00 “ We estimate that at any giv- showed, is not worth the trou- back." WBCH—916 dren crouched to the floor, places for civil rights g;roups. by another onlooker. The actihn occurred in the doesn’t have. stores which does not give 8:00 Hartford HlghlighU 6:00 Afternoon Edition l l l j i t s / FOBGET... screaming in fright. A plain- Officers said they discovered Gage Park area yesterday. (AP Photofax)______"But, I have to keep my stamps; $7.66 in one of a small, en moment they have between ble. stadium officials said the Area Weather 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 News. Sports, Weather W i 30,000 to 50,000 Chinese laborers The amount of traffic on these 12:00 Quiet Hours 6:36 Americana clothes policeman braved the dynamite sticks In one of the prices competitive or I’ll lose local chain which does not give screaming fans caused exten- ______7:36 Red Sox vs. OrMsa my trade — that’s something the available,” one officer said. lines is also questionable. Most aive damage to tfaa Clevaland WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — wnar—1336 debris and rescued the locations. stamps: and $7.31 in one of a 5:00 News 9:80 Nlghtbeat young boy. Several police ar- In Charlotte, N.C., a Neg;ro buy over on the other side of American authorities give this supplies for Hanoi come in Indians’ Infield. A weak low pressure system, 8:16 Speak Up Hartford 11:30 News, Sports. Weaither Expanded Study Scheduled large chain which does not give picture: through the port of Haiphong. 6:00 News. Srorts 11:46 Art Johnson Show rived and pulled the sobbing man was shot to death and the city doesn’t have to worry stamps and which advertises They crushed a small fence w^ch brought showers to Oon- 6:30 Editorial Roundup WTOP—1416 woman and her daughter to three other Negroes were about. He's robbing those peo­ At one time, almost 20,000 The strikes against the supply 6:46 Lowell Thomas 6:00 Jim Meeker cut-rate prices. Chlnese and North Vietnamese routes have evolved into a sort police used to try to hold them necticut overnight, will have a 7:00 World Tonl^t 6:30 Ken Griffin safety. wounded in a residential area. On Oral G>ntraceptives ple 'blind — you know that.” This did not the- surprise the 7:18 Frank Gifford 10:00 Hotline Police charged a white man, An official in the office of the were being used to keep the Mu of game of chance with each back. About 100 of the 160 diminishing influence today, the 7:36 Public Affairs 13:00 John Shermaa Within minutes a hundred spokesman for the State Con­ Gia Pass open. The pass, some side playing percentages. policemen on duty at the stadl- .jj Weather Bureau reports. TOP VALUE g ® police were at the park- (Jmdr. Charles W. WUlls, 28, with mur­ WASHINGTON (AP) — A found no adequate scientific State Consumer Protection Corn- sumer Protection Oommission- der and assault with a deadly data at tMs time to prove the missioner said he, too, was con- office, 60 miles above the 17th Parallel, The United States has never urn to control the crowd of more ' -xr>ect«d to end Robert Lynskey spoke to the government-appointed medical is a key point in the supply line claimed that its Air Force could than 24,000, rushed to the field mnminw ua the weak low sullen throng: weapon with Intent to kill. The pills unsafe, added; cerned with the prices in “ slum Shoppers "realize that some- advisory committee says the Into Laos ajnd South Viet Nam, cut all supplies coming south. It to restore order. moves off the coast Skies will STAMPS "The people of the state of dead man was Sylvester Pat- “It has nevertheless taken full markets.” body's got to pay for those and the North Vietnamese have simply says it can raise the cost The fans squealed tiieir usual b ^ m e partly cloudy this after- Illinois order you to leave this terson, 85. use of oral contraceptives cognizance of certain very In- "The poor really pay through stamps," he said, "but I think kept it open despite Intensive of moving supplies — in terms comments about the qusirtet, park and return to your In Grenada, Miss., police ar­ should continue while studies frequent but serious side effects the nose,” he said. some people are willing to pay bombing. of money and military muscle particularly about John Lennon, ’ P® C. T. LaBONNE rested 19 Negroes when First Ing the 80s inland and the 70s homes. Anyone remaining on of possible harmful effects are and of possible theoretic risks “ It’s a dam shame you go in- ^ little more for stamps.” The Qnnmunists frequently that the Reds could use else- center of the controversy about EVERY WEDNESDAY the streets after this order has Baptist Church ushers com­ suggested by animal expert- to those neighborhoods and you ______adong the coast. expanded. and ASSOCIATES, INC. plained the group would not employ tactics learned in North vdiere. a statement he made recently Cool air covers the northem been given will be arrested.” ■ITie committee noted "certain mental data and by some of the find you pay a heck of a lot h e a DS POTIAIEY GROUP leave after being blocked from that the Beatles are more half of the nation, with warm, When no one moved, police very infrequent but serious side metabolic changes in human more.’’ PHILADEPLiPHIA (AP) — Dr. Greater Hartford's DYNAMIC Insurance 1 725 Mfddla SulHvan Ave. entering the church. popular than Jesus. humid air over the southern charged and raised night sticks effects,” but it said in a report beings, Referring to the merchants in iryjj,g Yale of Ansemia, CJonn., South Windsor ‘ I love them ^ esj^a ly separating the two Agency 1 TurnpHn East Shopping Contor to prod the ill-tempered mob. A crowd of about 300 yo\mg released Simday night that it “ In the final analysis, each low-income sections, he said, has been named president o f the John - he 8 the brainy Beetle, jjela- 1 Manehaster South Windsor ^ore cars were stoned by persons jammed an intersection f^und "no adequate scientific physician must evaluate the “They’ve got the poor people American Po area you know," said one fan. Nebraska. i>ur- BRINGS YOU rock throwers. Again and again data, at this time, proving these advantages and the risks this right where they want them.’’ hy the assocUtion’s house of del- Valley Planters Plan Show Beatle Paul McCartney’s ren- jng the next day or two Con- squads of police rushed down of Los Angeles and threw rocks, compounds unsafe for human method of contraception in com- Of all the stores compared, ^ates. ditica) of "Yesterday" was the necticut’s weather wlH be in- ’ im eS^eTs "m^ptirsult. bottles and garbage. The group use.” parison with other available the $8.93 total price In the mar- Installed SunfMy at The Valley Planters Carden Merit, will be given besides only time during the concert fluenced by movements of this DOUGLAS EDWARDS The sporadic bark of fire­ gathered as police attempted to The Food and Drug Adminis­ methods or with no oontracep- ket in the Negro neighborhood the association’s 64tb ■Tmimi remove a man standing in the Club o f South Windsor wUlwill of clas ribbon. , , , that tte fans r e ^ e d quiet. f^ n t POPULAR ENRICHED crackers, snd the endless tration appointed the 10-mem- tion at all. He can do this wisely was the highest for the 16 artl- meeting, Pony Football? Police reported no arrests or moves closer more AND THE NEWS taimts, continued for more than middle of a street blocking traf­ her committee last year and only when there is presented to cles. sponsor a flower aiow at the ^ registration session for injuries during the surge toward n.toiidiAj.AA will result and two hours. fic, officers said. FDA (Commissioner Japies L. him dispassionate scientific Where tMs store charged 79 Wapping Fair Sept. 9 and 10. boys interested in participating the stage. chances of rain 'wUl increase. W INF- 1230 ON YOUR DIAL, Elsewhere on the racial scene In New York, police said a Goddard said steps are planned knowledge of the available cents for a particular brand of The following divisions and in a Pony Football Program Lennon said earlier in the day but its movement away from Negro guard at a Far Rocka- or already have been taken to data.” toothpaste, another store classes have been announced will be held tonight between that his controversial statement Connecticut will bring a trend MON.. WED., FRh — 6 P.M.' Mbre than 8,000 whites at a way, Queens, diner allegedly implement Its recommenda­ It was brought out the manu- charged 63 cents. A bottle of struck a white man and hla for this year’s show: 6:30 and 7:30 at the Ellsworth was taken out of Context, to fair weather. Ku Klux man rally in Raleigh, tions. facturers of the drugs have had maple syrup cost 36 cents in the WHITE BREAD pregnant wife with Ms night­ N.tJ., Jeered a small group of 110 deaths reported to them store tai the poorer nelgttbor- rGLOBE The special theme for the ar- Elementary School football “ in England, they take what Partly cloudy skies are expect- The recommendations Include 3 tlstic arrangement division this field. Boys between the ages o f we say with a pinch of salt,’’ he for tonight with fog and low Negroes who sat in on the meet- stick, preciplteting 20 minutes a requirement that all oral con wMch allegedly could have been hood, but 32 cents in another year is “Through the Tears,” eligible. The sea- said. “ They say, ‘Well, he cloudiness over Long Island Improved higher quality—Introducing our new ing but helmeted officers kept of Insults and punches among a traceptives be uniformly labeled associated with taking of the store, r Travel Service 1 the session under control. large crowd of Negroes and warnings of possible serf- oral contraceptives. Although some markets with classes called Sturdy sion is being scheduled to de- thinks that way and I don’t.’ ’’ wrap—The stay-fresh reuaeable bag. W 905 MAIN STREET ^ Growth, using wood or hark as termine If there is ifi* ‘‘If you are asked about Tuesday skies will be general- Six persons, Including a Klen wMtes. ous side effects, and elimination But the" committee empJia- charged a few cents more than k 643-2165 an element of design; Loves terest to form a team this y e ^ . things, you can’t say, ‘No com- ly fair with temperatures a bit of restrictions on the length of sized that the conditions wMch the slum-area market in one or A ILV., nnv Further information may be ment—no commenV I just Me, Loves Me Not, using any, warmer than today. time women may take the pills caused the deaths also occur two items, the prices in the oth- a Authorised agent In Mon- type daisies; Bounteous Years, obtained by calling Robert Kel- make records.' reg;ularly. normally in women who have er markets were generally low- ^Chester for all Airlines,^ 136 Farnham Rd., or featuring color; and Memories, Five-day Forecast French Police Begin Goddard also announced ex­ never had the pills, «r. ^ Ridlroads and Steamship^ using an old-fashioned acces­ Charles Barker, 18 Farmstead ACCEPTS POST IN BOS’TON Temperatures in Connecticut I-LB. LOAVES pansion of some present studies ------The spokesman-, tor the State ^ ^ J n es. sory or container. BOSTON (AP) — Guenther Tuesday through Saturday are of possible adverse effects and R.I. GHUIUM BOMBED Consumer Protection Oommls- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — edoner’s office said the aveioge Top prize money in the show Holy Day Schuller, associate professor of expected to average above said other studies are being rnuiEe- ™ muslc at Yale University, has normal. Little day to day Driving Crackdown planned. Four homemade fire bombs will ■ be paid for an arrange­ were thrown at the Holy CJross ment featuring herbs in the ®y™PWon and a M y ° ® ' accepted the presidency of the change. At a briefing tor newsmen. hgation for Ca’to^ics. Masses England Conservatory of Normal high and low PARIS (AP) •— Police hid ra- also equipped unmarked cars General Arrangement Classes. tempera- LARGE LOAVES doctors said it would take' at Church of God in Chris other arrangement classes w Music. tures for this time of year are: dar detectors In oil cans and with cameras to record vlola- least 10 years to determine Knight Street early today, . ^ I lions, and Md radar speed re­ SERVICf are arrangements______*•- in yei. Schuller's acceptance of the Hartford 83 and 60; Bridgeport dozens of errant drivers lost ^ whether there is a relationship Police said three of the bombs —~ night at ^ 3 0 and 7:30 p.m. announced Sunday. He 81 and 66; New Haven 79 and low; contemporary arrange­ between the pills and the devel- went through windows, into the BeUglon ^nsM Unit ^ ^ their licenses over the weekend with camping gear. opment of cancer, and an un- chapel and burned curtains and ments using only one to three The South Wmdsor United beginning of the 1967-68 aca- as French authorities cracked Foreign offenders were al­ known number of years to de- pews. The fourth bomb smash- flowers with any other ma­ Preclpitation may totid from MIRACLE WHIP ^ ^ M* Relglous Census Committee will „„a r down on motorists. lowed to keep their licenses but termlne whether use of the pills pd against the side of the briede terial as part o f desigtij ar- ______^______one-tenth to one-fourQi inch, oc­ meet tonight at 8_M_the home gchuller is recognized 's an curring as scattered showers, Many drivers, including some were Issued summonses ~to~ap-^ induces development trf di- rtructure. rangements with fruit and/or of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hulstein, important contemporary wiih scolding wives and crying pear in court to face possible abetes. Police said the fire was con- MAIN STREET—'MANCHESTER vegetables and flowers; dried Norton Lane, Wapping. com- Tuesday and again toward the poser. cMldren, had to walk or Mtch- fines. The doctors said the pills are tained to the pews and curtains arrangements (no artificial ms- Anti-Poverty Unit end of the week. POPULAR GRAND CHAMPION QUALFTY hlke to the nearest railway sta­ A similar crackdown was in regarded as 99 per cent effec- hi the chapel, terial permitted); miniature ipjjg anti-poverty study corn- tion after losing their licenses. progress in Italy, where thou- tive in conception control. The Rev. Clarence Farrow, arrangements measuring up to mittee will meet Tuesday at 8 In other cases, a passenger who suds of motorists drove to sea- The committee, after saying pastor, said he could not estl- five inches including- container pm . at St. Peter’s Episcopal had a license took over the driv- ^de resorts for the long week- In lU 21-page report that it mate damage immediately. (container natural or other); (Church, Ing. end. Police there were empow- arrangstnents of all Zinnias . Under French law, driving is ered to confiscate licenses on with greens. Manchester Evening Herald STEAKS not a right but a privilege. The the spot, REPEAT OF Horticulture division classes South Windsor substitute cor­ SATH0U6HT FOR 1HE WEEK! crackdown came on the four- ■ Include dahlias, three blooms respondent, Betty Ryder, teL TOP |G B0NELESS$1.19 day Catholic holiday celebrating any’ type; asters, three stems 644-2374. the taking into heaven of the McCormicks Note Betty-Jane Turner any color and variety; mari­ S 3 body and soul o f the Virgin STATE WOMAN FOUND ROUNDi SIRLOIN golds, giant one spray, dwarf Mary. WESTERLY, R.I. (AP)—Mrs. By ORM WEST 60th Anniversary A SELLOUT . . . ! one spray, zinnias, giant one It was too early to tell If the School Of Dance bloom any color and variety Christine Adamec, 80, who was TENDER, JUICY Geo. Washington, even with his muscular power, was in tough methods would hold down Mr. and Mrs. WllUani McCor­ dwarf one bloom any color any lost at Burlingame State Forest the accidents wMch usually take ANNOUNCING NEW LOCATION variety: petunias, two sprays lor three nights, has been re- ill health during his whole life. Beethoven was deaf, yet he mick of 61 Oak St celebrated wrote music. Helen Keller had three strikes against her; Bring those big gas heat bills down to earth place over the Aug. IS holiday 40 OAK ST.—MANCHESTER and variety; rose, one bloom leased from the hospital, deaf, mute and blind. Yet, she became one o f the world's period, but the man who initiat­ their 60th wedding anniversaiy ABOVE CORMIER ELECTRIC any variety; snapdragons, one Mrs. Adamec was camping SROAST greatest personalities John Milton continued to write poetry ed the program was optimistic. yesterday with a family gath­ LARGE STUDIO—AMPLE PARKING „ spike any color and variety; with her daughter, Mrs. CTar- after his eyesight failed him. Homer was also blind. •• LEAN “The careless drivers in my ering tor 15 at thedr home. WATCH FOR REGISTRATION DATE and any other not listed. ence WWpple of Windsor Locks, Robert E. Lee, defeated in war, became a great educator. county are beginning to wise The couple was married Aug. Sample girdles Houseplant classes are flow- and son-in-law, when she wand­ Dostoyovsky, the Russian novelist was an epileptic. Hideo up,” said Prefect Jacques Bru- TEL. 529-8906i Noguchi, brilliant Japanese bacteriologist who paVM the way 15. 1906 by the Rev. Manning ering,-^ny-. variety; foliage, any ered off Wednesday, neau, who drummed put justice ALL TYPES OF DANQNG variety. The search for the elderly for syphilis cure, had a childhood in pitiable poverty. Worse B. Bennett of St Mary’s yet, at age three, his left hand and arm were badly crippled GROUND BEEF l from a roadside card table Bun- Mrs. Richard Evans, chair- woman ended Saturday morn- 49 Chiuch. They have tour chil­ day. man of the show is urging all ing, when she was found not far in an accident. F.D.R., a crippled polio victim was elected dren, Mrs. Evan Nyquist of President tour times. P. T. Bamum of circus fame had to Bnmeau had a sign over Ms • o ' AT OUR HSH c o u n t e r Manchester, Mrs. C. Orville residents to consider taking from the campsite’. She was suf- start all over again at age 60; gaii\ed greater fame and SWITCH table reading: "Attention. The & panty girdleis Curtis of North Canaan and part. Containers wiU be fumish- fering somewhat from exposure, fortune than* in earlier years. J. C. Penney had horrible fi­ Committee for the Immediate KOflCM Mrs. Elsie Ryan and Kenneth ed for all horticulture exhibits, but had recuperated enough nancial reverses in the deprossion but he continued, built a Suspemdon of Drivers Licenses This year for the first time by Sunday to be released from department store empire to expanded greatness. TO McCormick, both of St, Peters­ is in action.” a new prize, Special Award o f Westerly Hospital. Such people from all over the wojld, show us how to face burg, Fla., and five grandchil­ reality. Stevenson spotlights such examples in these-words; Biuneau, prefect of the AHler OILI FILLET OF SOLE lb . 6 3 ^ Department around Vichy, ln_ dren. $10002 “You must some time fight it out or perish; and if that be Before Ms retirement McCor­ > central France, began getting” / J 1*^ ^ values to 8.95 so, then why not now, and where you stand?" WATKINS- mick was employed as a mill­ WEST FUNERAL SERVICE, 142 E. CENTER ST. 649-7196 tough last wedCi By the week­ Here, in ear town, oil heat is cheaper than fM.'* wright at Cheney Bros, for MANCHESTER end virtually all the heavUy And h(Hneowners are proving it with the Ug FRESH NATIVE traveled departments were fol­ many ysars. aavinga they report after switching from gas to lowing ids examide. UBLIC MARKE ik BIO GRANDE BRIDGE OPEN Beau-sHTC* flirty oU. Ybu’d be surpriaed how little it may coat to Prefects, appointed 'b y Paris • Famous make foundations in light, wash- 803-805 MAIN STREET RIO GRANDE CTTY, Tex. ■witch from gas heating to oil heating—with to govsni France’s 90 counties ' able Lytura* FLETCHER G U SS GO. OF MANCHSSTEB have the power to suspend or (AP) — The first new bridge quality-controlled Mobilheat fuel oil We’d like across the Rio Grande River in Sweet Corn-S revoke licenses, ^le offenders ■ t FLIP SLIPS—short TUES. & WED. the chance to tell you how much m oney srou can may also face court tines. 20 years has been opened. It **When You Think of Gla$»f Police, disguised as tourists Joins Bio Grande City and Ga^ - «A n excellent assortment of styles—all in "EARLY BTRir save by making the switdi—and to explain how SOUTHERN BEAUTY JUICY margo, Mexico, and replaces an Think of Fletcher’* and sportsmen, hid radar detec- I w hite. our heating service can give you dependable toira in baU-gaUon oil cans. They old cable-operated ferry. sweet, strapless! heat at the lowest possible cost. So, bring thoee 54 McKEE STREET gas heat bills down to earth. Call us. SPECIALS! rS,M , L.XL. CENTER CUT TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS Peaches 3 149 The kickiest thing that ever happened to cut-outs and minlsldiis. " from $25.00 to $45.00 • 1 1 • I | PORK CHO PS L b . 89c THOMPSON'S SEEDLESS Choicesf Meqts In Town! • Come early for best selection. Beau-sure’s mere slip of a slip, 4 to 5 T o A Pound Now Is tbs time to taring in your scroeas to be lepalnd. elasticized to say goodbye to slippy Storm window glass replaeed. Mo|}ilheat s TUESDAY ONLY'SPEDIAL straps forever. Fashioned of Beauknlt tricot SEALDSWEET, PURE • UBAN. FANCY, SHORT SHANK of Chemstrand’s Blue “C” nylon... AUTO DLASS INSTALLED HETAY* three shown of six zingy styles. ' Grapes MONTHLY • SMOKED SHOULDERS

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shows will benefit the Hart­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 SIX Bolton Bloodmobile Aug. 24 Vernon ford Courant’s Summer camp. Police Arrests The August •visit of the Paul E. Randall, 19, of St. ttoue the conflict in accordance with the Methodises New Pastor Red Cross Bloodmobile, Reports, Reports, Reports, Johnsbury, was arreste4 Satur­ present pattern that previOlB.” whlidi was originally «et for day afternoon by Patrolman The President and the General, then, tomorrow, has been changed Face Town (^uncil Tonight Neil and charged with did not see the resting place, the paua- Arrives Here This Week to Wednesday, Aug. 24. be­ have a fender or oth- I s ; TBB cause o f revisions in the er wheel protector on his mo­ ______m o OO.. IN& big place, the chance for stabiliKng and The Rev. Hugh A. Gilles will logical Seminary. Both he and I BUm U BtrMt Greater Hartford master About tJn reports from vari- In other action, the board Is torcycle. He was arrested on jiobw tsr, Ooim. holding fast at some point, which could arrive in Bolton this week to Mrs. Gilles have been.active In schedule. Windsor Ave., Rockville, BK^STFlteROOSON have been expressed in four of the sim­ assume the pastorate of the oonununity work. ou. . i S h " : Ito ffT O K. ITBROUSON The visit, as originally United Methodist Church. The Fire Auxiliary night when the board of repre ygvision commission Randall is ..scheduled to ap­ plest words the President ased: "we planned, ' will be held at d.rssss.?i. un post was vacated in June, tK^en The women’s auxiliary o f the sentatives town council meets ^ select a replacement; to pear In Circuit Court In Rock­ will not quit.” South Methodist Church dur­ BmidikM the Rev. Abram Sangrey moWd ITolunteer Fire Department •will at 7:30 at the administration act on a request for the accept ville on Aug. 30. ______at ft* PSft Offlw at That could have be«i enough. That ing the same hours—1:48 to OOB*.. aa SacoDd aaaa Kail to a Society of Friends church meet at 8 tonight at the fire- building. .. . A ^^ce of a pumping station on eould have offered a (^ance of cease in Newcastle, Ind. house. Plans discussed for a 6:30 p.m. A controversy which erupted jjygr—ggjj and to act on the fire and peace much more meaningful earlier this summer over drain­ SDBSCRIPnON BA.TE8 During the summer, the pas- peach shortcake festival, to he appointment of James H. Mad­ Car Recovered, Parable In Adranea and real than any o f the showy diplo­ toral committee has arrsmged held next month, will be dls- age problems in the Franklin den as asssitant dog warden...... $31.00 for guest speakers for Sunday cussed, Thieves Fail St.-area of Rockville should re- Passenger Held •••••mm******* ^92 matic maneuver the President has in­ 1 3 . . Mayor Thomas J. McCusker ta Koetba dulged in from time to time. That could worship. Other-church commit- BuUeUn Board suit in a report tonight, -“ te present a proposal that a !• ICOBtll aa«****«»«*«**0* To Open Safe have turned down the fire under the pot. tees have been busy preparing There will be a selectmen’s two severe rainstorms caused town conservation t»!>n eommittee committee be the rectory for the Gilleses’ ar- meeting tonight at 7 in the se- extensive damage, residents Instead, yesterday’s press conference A screw driver and a chisel created to protect Vernons ______. __ ___ T ira a s s o c ia t &d p r e s s rival; members have been clean- lectmen’s office. The regular =„ asked the town fathers for aid recovered early yesterday n * Praea la axduslvely antlU^ continued the process of adding fuel natural resources. n iba naa ot repubHoadon ol ^ .news dla- ing, painting, and hanging new voter-registration session will o S a sS flt^ lT in Solving the drainage problem morning after a police chase. ■aahaa wadHad to it or not otharwiaa cradU- and increasing the danger that the pot Servicemen Report to and alaa lha t o ^ nawa pub- curtains and draperies of the be held from 6 and 8. ...in the.... . area...... The state...... has been The driver escaped, but a 14- will some day' have to boll over—over Gilleses new home. The public building com mis- « to participate, since part Airman Kevin M. Jordan, son year-old passenger was appre­ •( repidliUoatian of lice reported today. The at­ everything. The Rev. Mr. Gilles and his slon (PBC) will meet at 8 to- ’ of the problem area Involves *'"Rt. of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Jor­ hended and referred to juvenile lenta anm alao reaerrad. tempt failed. w ifi have been at the East night in the town office con- 83, a state highway, dan of Barber Hill Rd., Rock- authorities. But there 'was, midway in the Presi­ Police found the screwdriver Weymouth, Mass., Congrega- ference room, avnar-tp.! villc, has been selected for tech- Patrolman Robert McNellly dent’s statement, a point where he imbedded in a crack the burg­ McNulty, nical training at Amarillo AFB, « ^ inra aDDaafliic In advarascmsnta tional Church for 12 years. The The board of education will is one from Jr. saw the car pass him In the "-•-m atter la Ib e Kanchaatar might have stopped, and where he lars had made in the safe door. about Tex., aa a U.S. Air Force sup- Rev. Mr. Gilles has served In meet Tuesday night at 8 in the ^ “ “ “ i ^ t e d in*"the"of- building inspector, opposite direction on Parker would, we believe, have been astounded Congregational, Unitarian, and high school library to continue s ^ e was ^rmits. specialist. The airman re- gt He went after it in his I aarrlea oUaot of K . B. A. Barriea ^ at the consensus ready to gather Methodist churches throughout with unfinished business from “ “ ® and another for the last fiscal ‘gently completed basic training cruiser and forced it off the around that point— the point of stand­ New England. He is a native of the last meeting. - The burglam were more sue and another for me lasi nsc ^pB, Tex. He was ,„ad at Parker St. and Bretton cessful •with the soda machine. ing resolute forever, if need be, in de­ Prince Edward Island, Canada, ------Representatives have been from Eas^ Windsor Rd. They forced It open and escaped ; ATTDIT SORKAO OP OBCDIiA. nial of Commtmist conquest and irictory, graduated from the University Manchester Evening Her- putting off action on the North Warehouse xwq youths got out and ran with $3 in change. of Maine, and was ordained in aid substitute correspondent, Central Refuse Disposal District • away, but the patrolman was but also the point of being •wise and A glass pane in a rear door shrewd and humanitarian enough not to 1929 at Bangor (Maine) Theo- Brenda Briggs, tel. 648-9078. Charter. Action on the charter Fashion Show able to stop the passenger, was smashed to get inside the is expected tonight. The Vernon Junior Women’s The 1963 model car was press for conquest and victory of our building. Several weeks ago. four town has a limited number of stolen Friday night from the S T ta iS a y ^ 1 P -^ ewn. Other weekend breaks; Coventry . . . , „ .TOO a romniaint tickets available for its Fall parking area of the dealer. Ninety-fiveNinet; cents was all the garage ^ Fanfare fashion show Sept. 20 l<»tot apparently taken from KF charging prejudice In assigning Hartford Hilton There qa H ted »adMPgi.«>L*0>™ h '? g an out-of-town wrecker to un- >-ne ziaroora niiion. inere MUSICIANS PLAY 30 WEEKS *Bbltoa4pi anOant Salurday — f & D Manufacturing Co. on Char^ y .yii^------An Age Of Addictions Both Parties Set Caucuses; tangle accidente in Vernon. w l» be performances at 2 and WASHINGTON — According — ------M ter Oak St. In a Friday night to the Bureau of Labor Statistics More of what does the damage—not taeak. PoUce said tile office was Mayor Thomas 3 McCusker is ®5ug “ m '*''from the average symphony orches­ less—Is the modem formula for dealing Democrats Confident in SBC ransacked and the contents ®*^^®‘* Mrs. Frank DeToUa,DeTolla, Skinner tra musician plays a 30 - week from desk drawers scattered-on a,uon. U p H b Beytoid Ooneensos with i^blems. Natare BWBy t o tolvfcn OTIan Both Democrats and Repub- Workers listed to assist Mrs. Reporte are also expected IW-. Vernon. Proceeds from the season at $146 a week. For Inflation—the recourse is to more licans will caucus this week to Henry Sherman and Mrs. (Dwen Entry Into the building was 'rom tbe charter revision corn- to that jetot press oonferenoe eon- THE DARNING NEEDLE Inflation. nick candidates for the Novem- co-chairmen, are Mre. ^^de by pushing out a board "^’^sion and toe sewer advisor gnotsd ^ Johnswi aty in Texas yes­ pick candidates tor toe Novem HladOiy, Mrs. Ernest G. covering a broken side window, committee. Town officials whd For escalation of the war in Vietnam terday by President Johnson and Gen­ ber elections. v LeDoyt. Mrs. William Miller, change was taken from a attended a Connecticut Munici- 936 MAIN STREET - TEL. 643-5171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS eral Westmoreland, his commander in —the answer is more escalation. A Democratic caucus will be Mrs. B. T. Anderson and Mrs. machine in a break Satur- Pal Training Program conduct- Vietnam, PreKdent Johnson made a And for strangpilation of the newspa­ held at 8. p.m. Friday In Cov- Ludwig T. Kolodziej, fritter fry- night at Allied Casting cd by toe University of Con- MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD (622-7201) ■totement which oouM be taken—but pers of New York City—more strangu­ By Rowland Evans Jr. Events in Capital entry Grammar School to name ers; Marilee Miller, David Mil- corp. at 260 Tblland Tpke. An necticut in Vernon will report WATKINS-WBST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 BAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 Inside candidates for town offices to ler, Mrs. William Miller, Randy attempt to break Into a candy on the course, which h not likely to be taken—as a lation. and exhibit spaces. run on toe ticket in November. Glenney. Chris Glenney, William machine failed. A report is expected on a decisive moment to the war. One would have thought that, after Robert D. Novak Price Drop Seen It would connect the city with The town committee has en- peracchlo, Thomas Peracchlo, Papers and tools were moved state highway conference, a His with General Westmoreland, the unions had brought the newspaper WASHINGTON (AP) — The Agriculture Department pre­ the $10-million national aquari­ dorsed toe following candidates: and Mrs. William Peracchlo, around, but nothing besides toe subject to be introduced for the be said, had convinced him: situation in New York City to the point Report um scheduled to be completed dicts that rising food prices Lucius A. PetUngill Jr., judge com buskers. change was apparently taken, first time. COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED “That our forces and those of our al- where there were only six newspapers reached their peak last month in four years. Officials hope the of probate; Mrs. Ruth Benoit, Also. Mrs. Russell Storrs and Police said the burglars may •es will not bo defeated by the Oom- With O’Connor the most likely eigners, but it scarcely wants left, and then to the point where there WASHINGTON — The most and will drop by 1 to 2 per cent bridge can be comi^eted by that registrar of voters, first dis- Clarence Bradfield, com cook- jjave entered through an open gripping statistic in a top-secret Democratic opponent against to push foreign capital out of Biunista to Vietnam. were only three publishing, with the ■ by the end of the year. time. trict; Mrs. Bessie I. Strack, reg- ers; Mrs, Aaro Aho and Mrs. floor window by way of Rockefeller in November, the this country. Thus, much to the T hat a Communist military takeover fate of the other three depending on political poll now under scrutiny “Prices received by farmers The bridge, described as a istrar, second district; Michael Franklin Trueman, salads; Mrs. escape. FREE in the White House is the fact Governor protested that Price irritation of the Finance Com­ Treechuk, Lionel G. Jean, C. Maurce French, fritter mixer; to South Vietnam is no longer just im­ the negotiation of new union contracts and wholesale prices of food “ world’s fair in miniature,” was The coin boxes from two DELIVERY that Secretary of Agriculture had badly undercut a key Re­ mittee members, Secretary designed by architect Chloethiel Peter VanDine, Mrs. Anita Mrs. Robert Kingsbury, des- probable; as long as the United States for their joint publishing arrangement products on the average are children’s rides were taken from Orville Freeman’s “approval” publican issue by asserting that Henry H. (Joe) Fowler now de­ Woodward Smith. It is based on Hamblett, Raymond H. Brad- serta,: Mrs. Gilbert Storrs, sy- I FROM ALL DEPTS. our brave allies are In the field, it —one would have thought that, at this expected to decline during the in front of Grand-Way at the rating has dropped to 16 per the charges of a “ deal'' had clines to take a po.sition. the Ponte Vecchio in Florence, ley Sr., Albert Meyers, Alan nip; Owen S. Trask, ticket Parkade last night. The amount point, the unions would have developed last hall of the year despite to imi>oeBk>le." cent in South Dakota. been investigated in 1965' and 1966 Publi-xhers Newspaper Italy. Cahill, and Mrs. Holly Gant- booth, and Mrs. (Jlarence Brad- ARTHUR DRUG WATKINS S>-ndicale prospects for strong demand for of change taken was not de­ some realization of their own Influence disproved. ner, justices of toe peace. field, waitress chairman. tt may be pointed out, the The poll, completed last wedi, certain products,” Ihe depsKt- The World Bridge wouM hav* termined. on the survival rate of the institutions leaked out of Democratic party Harold Welliver and Miss Les- a fixed donation will be col­ Piesideat is claiming a reault and In an ingenious reply, Price ment said Sunday night. a series of five 2-story and 8- to which they looked for employment. lie Murray have been named lected, less for children than adiievemant which perhaps aa many as headquarters and is causing told the Governor that he re­ It explained that lower prices story buildings built 20 feet or SEMI-ANNUAL Today in History to the town committee to fill for adults. Mrs. Maurice French f6 per cent of the American people con­ But the unions do not see it that way. grave concern not only in South garded O’Connor as the weak­ would result from increases in more above the water to permit Dakota and throughout the farm boats to travel beneath them. two vacancies. may be contacted for reserva- sider necessary. It Is also a goal to The fewer newspapers left, the tougher est of the Democratic hopefuls By The Associated Press food supplies after this summer belt, but also here in Washing­ Officials said the bridge would The town committee has tlons. Own the the imions get, and the harder they for Governor and merely warit- Today is Monday, Aug. 15, the and fall harvests. Foods in in­ HOME FURNISHING which most of our friends in the world ton. unanimously adopted a resolu- Corn Supper •d to make sure he was nomin­ 227th day of 1966. There are 138 creased supply, it said, are ex­ be built with private capital if would give at least their tacit approval make it for all newspapers to publish. Taken by White House poll­ tion supporting the school Additional gersonnel for the ated. Rockefeller, whose o-wn days left in the year. pected to include meat, milk, enabling legislation is passed by besteat low tastead of the tacit and sometimes more The more nevirspapers they help kill, ster Oliver Quayle, the survey building committee, which has 4-h Town Committee's annual OUR BRIDAL REOIBTRY polls show O’Connor to be the potatoes, processed fruits and Congress. open disapproval they give to what they the more they reach for their favorite also has distinctly bad news for Todav’B Highlight in History: overseen toe preparation of com supper, from 5 to 7 p.m. atremgest o f all his possible op­ vegetables. President Johnson and Vice- Om this date in 1935, actor and CAPITAL FOOTNOTES plans for an Intermediate- Wednesday in toe Church Corn- think our aims and goals in Vietnam contract poison. ponents, was scarcely mollified In the second quarter of this sale prices President Hubert Humphrey. humorist Will Rogers and avia­ U.S. servicemen overseas will TELLS EVERYBODY SALE are to be. And the thing w e miss most about to Ibat explanation. year, the department said, food grades school. munity House on Rt. 44A, have Although a native of South Da­ tor Wiley Post were killed when get up to 10 per cent interest on The resolution reads aa fol- been listed by officials, to other words, the point at wWch this is the fact that, while these fellow A footnote: Another sign prices were 6 per cent above kota, Humphrey’s voter approv­ their plane crashed near Point savings deposited •with the gov­ lows: GOP Caucus newspapermen are busy handling the o f the Lihdsay-Rockefeller those of the same period last WHAT YOU WANT 9 fi. m. we*ha've made sure, by our military al rating now stands at only 43 Barrow, Alaska. Rogers was 56 ernment under terms of a bill "Whereas toe school building A Republican caucus will be presence to Vietnam, that the Com- problems of their own profession and battling is the fact that the and Post was 36. 'year and 1 per cent above signed Sunday by President I>er cent, Mr. Johnson's at 36 Mayor has passed word that committee (SBC) was charged held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the THURSDAYS nunlsts are not going to succeed in Industry, they have to give up, tempo­ On This Date prices ol the first -quarter of Johnson. per cent — almost 20 points be­ patronage employes should not with the responsibility of for- Robertson School to nominate Daystrom Dinettes rarily, the business of sol'ving the prob­ 1966. Secetary ,of Labor W. Willard TOWLE • LENOX • KIRK • MINTON military victory and conquest there is a hind 1964 when he carried the work in the Rockefeller cam­ In 1867, the Second Reform mutating plans for a proposed candidates for local offices for FRIDAYS Bill was passed in England, Wirtz says the big city poor — point at which oik policy and action en­ lems of all the rest of the universe. state with 66 per cent of the paign. In years past, when intermediate school in Coventry the November election and to marking the establishment of Ribicoff Request esi>ecially Negroes — are being WEDGWOOD*WATERFORD*OXFORD'BORHAM joys a maximum consensus approval or vote. Democrats controlled the May­ for Grades 6 through 8 which a^lopt revised party rules, English democracy. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. hurt by a trend toward subur­ ■eceptanoe, both ait home and abroad. By contrast, Democratic Sen. or's office, city employes were complied with toe board of ed- Fire Dept. Food Sale In 1914, the Panama, Canal Abraham A. Ribicoff called on ban construction of new busi­ 9 9 .-5 pcs. fo left George McGovern, elected by a dragooned into working for ucation’s ‘statement of need'; The Women’s Auxiliary of L U N T' REED & BARTON • DOULTON •WALLACI K was at such a point that, after one The Fears Of U Thant was officially opened. * Congress today to hammer out ness, industrial plants, hospitals whisker in 1062, now has an ap­ Democratic Gubernatorial nom­ that such SBC has faithfully dis- the North Coventry Volunteer OsaatroHS effort to lunge beyond It, In 1940, London Airport was a “ clear, constructive strategy" and educational institutions. This handsome new Daystrwtf *T am increasingly con'vinced,” said proval rating of 79 per cent. Re­ inees. charged this responsibility; that Fire Department has scheduled we fiiwthy took peace in Korea, where attacked for the first time by for impro-ving H'ving conditions the UN Secretary-General. U ’Thant, publican Sen. Karl Mundt, who • • • such TOmmittee has supplied toe a food sale Aug. 27, during the ROSENTHAL • FLINTRIDGE • INTERNATIONAL group has a saiidwich-laminatea -the "Nazi Luftwaffe. in the nation’s cities. Bur situation waa vastly better because last Saturday, “that the Vietnam war smothered a right-'wing <^pon- On fop of'all its other eco­ citizens of Coventry with ade- department’s annual auction, regal walnut grained plastic top In 1944, Allied troops invaded The Connecticut Democrat we had allies and were lighting under— “^iPdevelop into a major war if the ert In his primary election last nomic woes, the Treasury De­ Herald quote information and a Light refreshments will also be (plastic underneath, too, to prevent southern Prance between Mar­ said a Senate Government Op­ WORCESTER • STUART • SENECA • SYRACUSE toe flag of a United Nations police ac­ present trend continues.” No one who Jime, is even higher at 34 per partment has run into a con­ brochure on toe proposed inter- available during the affair, warping and splitting.) It extends cent. seille and'Nice. erations subcommittee he heads tion. did not foresee the war’s expansion to flict of interest between two of Yesterdays mediate school for Grades 6 which starts at 10 a.m. at the from 35 X 50 td 60 inches with a In 1945, Japanese broadcasts, is seeking answers to the vio- OUR PAMOUB RIOIBTRY D O II MfOMDERBI CHaOBB Its present scale has the right to con­ The Quayle sample is import­ its continuing goals; tax equal­ through 8, that toe Democratic firehouse on Rt. 31 at Wright’s je , ocmoslvaMy, at this moment as announced the resignation of the leiKe and crime that he said has 10-in. leaf. The chairs wilii their tradict him—least of all the United ant new evidence of a political ity and ending the deficit in the Town Committee hereby ex- Mill Rd. the President pronounced it in Texas Tokyo war cabinet following the made women and children fear 25 Years Ago YOUR 8ILUBR, CHINA ANO ORYBTAL RATTBRN* EARLY. exposed back posts are covered States Administration, which is now fact that is deeply worrying all balance of payments. presses Its confidence in the Mrs. Herbert Lillibridge on peaterday, we could now bring ourselves Democratic candidates in the surrender of the country to the for their safety in big city school building committee and South River Rd. or Mrs. David with fabric-supported, damask-pals employing forces and using methods be­ Both the natiemy to claimed, the targets were troop concen­ —worsening the payments defi­ month could well be another School balance with demand, cutting er in November. “ And if a crisis is a national Group fo r/g^/ ■elect the tempo for the war. It would trations and fortifications, then the cit. better-than-$200,000 period. sharply into the price-depress­ Five Years Ago concern — and it is — then it is produce some immediate decrease in the North Vietnamese can be blamed for ing overhang of government- The pwvision was adopted by The United States, British and a concern to the congress." ravaging of the country we are trying initiating this bit o f escalation by in­ 10 Years Ago I A round table takes less space, is owned surpluses. Rep. Wilbur Mills of Arkansas French commandants in Berlin Ribicoff ,^said one step will be TELEPHONE to defend. It would cut down the repeti­ troducing them; but that confirms ra­ » • * and his House Ways and Means sent a note to the Soviet com­ to learn whether urban aid pro­ Miss Rosa Westlin, Swedish 64S-6171 easier to get around! This sandwich- ther than invalidates U ’Thant’s thesis. tive slaughter of the innocent by mis­ The old enmity between R e­ Committee, which was flabber­ mandant charging the East Ger­ grams are too diffused and un­ primary grade teacher, visits laminated plastic top (oil walnut U TTiant’s fear that the war may take. It would save a large percentage publican Gov. Nelson Rockefell­ gasted to learn that foreign in­ man closing of the East-West coordinated to guide the process here under auspices of the In­ THE grained) is 35 inches round when “ spill over the frontiers” is already ■f the nearly 1,000 American battle cas- er of New York and Republican vestments were tax-free. Now, Berlin border two days earlier of urban development. ternational Farm Youth Ex­ closed; opens to 35 x 45 inches with being fulfilled. Siam has long been a Mayor John V. Lindsay of New however, members of the Sen­ was a flagrant violation of the change project, sponsored by one 10-ih. leaf. The sturdy all steel ■alties, an average of more than 100 major base for the U.S. air raids on York City moved one step clos­ ate Finance Committee are Pour-Power agreements on Ber- New Bridge Planned the 4-H. #ead, the rest wounded, every week. the North, and it gets daily more dis­ chairs have gold-spattered vinyl up­ er to open warfare last week worried about a possible ad­ Un. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Atty. Robert E. Beach eTedt=^' WIGGERY BEAUTY O P MANCHESTER It would do all this •without reproach turbing that Britain is involved to the holstery. Bronzetooe finished legs. when the Governor adminis­ verse effect on the payments Today’s Birthdays National Park Ser'vice has pro­ ed by Board of Directors of extent of building a military airfield to the honor of the United States or tered a telephonic tongue-lash­ deficit. Republican Senator Thomas- posed a $5 million World Bridge Manchester Trust Co. to fill un­ there. without inference of weakness and vacil- ing to the Mayor’s alter ego. That puts the Treasury in the Kuchel of California is 56 today: over the ,Washing;ton Channel expired term, .of Superior Court totion on the i>art of its leadership. To But, if both sides are contributing to* middle. It doesn’t want to en- lamed puppetteef Bill Baird, is that would be studded with 120 Judge Charles S. House aa ■ SALON the expansion of the war, the U.S. re­ ’The object of Rockefeller’s ire the oontrary, every aspect of such a poI->, • was Deputy Mayor Robert eourags tax advantages for for­ 62. ■hops, stores, oales, galleries bank director. ley •would require strength of •will and sponsibility is by far the greater. ’That MAIN STREET MANCHESTER is Ine'vdtable, quite apart from any ques­ Price, Lindsay’s top political strength of principle. It would take a adviser. The Governor bitterly tions of right and wrong; for the mili­ C d l 643.2330 leadership which tried to take and hold tary resources that the United States complained about Price’s tele­ tome grip on events instead of running can .throw in are vast compared with vised statement pooh-poohing 9 9 .-7 pcs. fo M f bersark with them. those of Vietnam. A halt in the escala­ charges that City Council Pres­ ident Frank O’CJonnor had made In Texas yesterday, however. Presi­ tion does not depend on the Vietcong, 4 ^ SPECIAL or even as Mr. Wilson often suggests a 1966 deal •with Democratic Here’s a Daystrom group for the big fam­ dent Johnson did not stop himself at this machine bosses for his party’s on Hanoi—unless it wants to surrender, ily that wants to eat in style! The sand­ possible point o f consensus. He went on. nomination for Governor. for U^at (it may reasonably fear) is wich-laminated plastic top in Danish Be went on to say this, as sequel and what accepting American terms for nut grain; extends from 35 x 50 to 60 or TO tonsequence to what he had just claimed 2S% ct) talks would Imply at present. inches with two 10-in. leaves. Chair backs •hout having finally denied to the Com- DISCOUNT Still less can Peking or Moscow save ■lunists all remotest ohanoe of a mill- A Thought for Today ON A L L are covered in a matching walnut-patterned the nations from the fate that U Thant PERMANENT WAVES vinyl, while a gold-and-beige vinyl is used to*y victoryt fears; they have already shown how Sponsored by the Manchester CouMlI ol Chitfclies on the insides . . . all washable. Noii-ohip ’ That the single most important fac­ reluctant they are to get involved in Only the best bronzetone legs. tor now is our will to prosecute the war the fighting. ’The choice of peace and war is in American hands, and the fact Not Because God Ifaa Needs ■ntil the Communists, recognizing the “'Neither is He served by fUtiUty o f their ambitions, either end that those who have to make it do not Holman-Baker’s Musco-Pedic and Verto-Rest see It Inlsuch stark terms renders it all men’s bands, as though He 25®/e llw fighting or seek a peaceful aettle- Mattresses are bench built to jdeld the utmost the easier for them to choose the wrong needed anything, seeing He DISCOUNT aient. Himself giveth to all life, and comfort for many, many years. Their quality thing so war will come creeping up on makes no allowance for i^erior materials or ‘ *7fo one can aay when this win be, them and tighten its cpils, as it has been breath, and all things.” AU; HAIR COLORING Mr how long we must persevere. Tlie doing up to now. Already it is hard to — Act. 17:25. workmanship. Sometimes the church needs 4 pc. group fo rlghf ^W Q^ i^erican people must know that there see ho'w they can escape honorably. Holman-Baker even went to an orthopedic Kill be no quick victory, but the world But if they cannot at this stage con­ more money than it is getting to SHAMPOO & SET meet its obligations. This may surgeon for ideas before designing these ■lust know that we win not quit.” template •withdrawing, they CEin at least Colonial charm in modem metals and plastic I 'bring forth some strange ap­ super-firm mattresses in order to make sleep­ The key Words in this paasi^ are not go on making things worse. That The space-saving harvest table has a sand­ is an immediate decision they could peals,from the responsible ofH- •2.50 ing enjoyable once again for those suffering *^roaeeiite” and “victory." wich-laminated maple-grained plastic top take toward ending the war. It does cials of the church. Heathen Mon., Tueo., Wed., Ihura. with back disorders. Their tone and implication and pur* not depend on any elaborate peace pro­ gods are dependent upon men’s till 4 PJVL (plastic underneath, too) that opens from pose has to be matched with what Gen­ posals, but would contribute, to a situa­ hands to succeed. In China and But Watkins’ customers with perfectly 48 X 22 to 48 X 40 inches. The deacon’s bench eral Weatmoreland said, when he was tion which might later make them pos­ India, there can be found work­ healthy backs also discovered how wonderful and two chairs have a chintz-patterned vinyl ■diked to evaluate North Vietnam'a sible. Now, however, it seems that the shops with this sign over the HAMCUTS these mattresses are for deep, relaxing sleep! with gold-and-brown designs on a beige back- Tjrtlllnfnens to eon^ue flglrtiac' tUe . ,U.S. leaders are se^t on -victoTy’ ond wa door: “Here old gods are repair­ Come in tomorrow and a6t^ly TRY one. m . Ruffles, flounces add to the Colonial may even fear, as U Thant seems to, ed, «nd new

A; ,■ a ; M G E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 ^ P e o p l e j i i The Baby Has First T ^ C iZ , Been Named N a t i o n a l Stores Fontelne, fraUam H mmum. aon ct Robert Kenneth and Roberta Covey Fontaine, 16 Hilton Dr., South Windsor. He bom Aug. 2 at S t Francis Hospital, Hartford. His ma­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covey, Weth­ Bill Carpenter ersfield. His paternal g^randparsnts are Mr. and Mrs. George JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (AP) Fontaine, Wethersfield. He has thre brothers, Kenneth, 6 ^ , — Viet Nam hero Capt. William Steven, 3 ^ , and James, 23 months. S. Carpenter Jr. remained in' • • • • • toe background while President Bames, WlIBam David, son of David L. and Geraldine Johnson and Gen. William C, Brown Bamea, 31 WUllam S t, East Hartford. He was bdm Westmoreland held a news con­ July 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal ference on toe lawn of Johnson’s grandparNits are Mrs. Catherine Brown, Greenfield, Mass, ranch. and Walter E. Brown, Turners Falls, Mass. His paternal Then, for the benefit of pho­ grandmother is Mrs. Bessie Bames, Turners Falls, Mass. He tographers, Johnson called Car­ has two brothers, James A., 6, and Daniel A., 5. 0 penter forward for a handshake. s • • • • Carpenter, of West Point lone­ some end fame, won high mili­ Stanley, Timothy David, son of Irving and Judith SUMMER SAVINGS tary honors as an infantry com­ Fredrick Stanley, Long Hill Rd., Andover. He was bom Aug. pany commander before his. as­ 1 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. signment as aide to Westmore­ and Mrs. C. D. Fredrick, hQddletown, N.J. His paternal grand­ land, U.S. commander in Viet parents are Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stanley, Long Hill RA, An­ Nam. dover. He has a sister, Bethany, 3. The handshake Sunday, al­ though toe first before photog­ ^ . — i Diebrlchaea, Kimberly Ann, daughter of James Lee and - raphers, was not toe first be­ tiinda PhilUps Dietrichsen, 299 Main St. She was bom July tween Carpenter and toe Presi­ 81 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ dent Johnson had greeted him ents am Mrs. Ruby Dellarlpa, Rockville, and Jesse Phillips, s v when he arrived at-toe ranch Grenwood, Miss. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Saturday night with Westmore­ Mrs. James Cosgrove, 204 Oakgrove St. land. • • • • • CHUCK Burba, Boss Reagan, son of Benjamin M. and Joyce John Kennedy Jr. Connelly Buiha, 691 E. Middle Tpke. He was born Aug. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents HYANNIS, Maas. (AP) — are Mr. and Mrs. Emile LeBlanc, Carpenter Rd., Bolton. His John F. Kennedy Jr., son of toe paternal gfrandmother is Mrs. Kate Burba, 'i^llmantic. He has late president, left Cape Cod two brothers, Benjamin, 4, and Vance, 2; anS a sister, Robin, Hospital 'With h i t mother Sun­ 10. day, “very happy” alter a tWo • s * • • days’ stay to have his tonsils Dosh, Todd Xonnan, son of Ernest Nmman Jr. and removed. Connie Clemens Dosh, 136 School St. He was bom Aug. 6 at Pacifist Smeared with Paint Hospital officials said Mrs. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Phillip Lews, 23, of Oakland, Calif., was one of a Kennedy had a room across the are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clemens, Altoona, Pa. His paternal dozen pacifist pickets smeared with paint during hall from John, 5, and stayed grandparents are Mr. and Mra Ernest N. Dosh Sr., Altoona, a demonstration at the Port Chicago Naval Ammu­ With him as Dr. Edward Wey- TEAK mueller of New York performed Pa. e • • • • nition Depot in Concord, Calif., over the weekend. the routine surgery Saturday. MoGilton, Kelly Ann, daughter of Deming J. Jr. and Six men threw paint on the pickets who were try­ Bone-In - First Cuts A hospital spokesman said Carole Gay McGilton, Mountain Spring Rd., Tolland. She was ing to stop outbound napalm and ammunition Secret Service agents also bom Aug. 2 at St .Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal trucks. (AP Photofax) moved into toe hospital. Mrs. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gay, Mountain Spring Kennedy and her children have Rd., Tolland. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. been staying at toe Kennedy Deming McGilton Sr., East Hartford. She has two brothers, Texas Woman Improved family compound in Hyaiuiis Joey, 2%, and Craig, 1; and two sisters, Kim, 6, and Dawn, 4. Port • • * • • S C C D iC S S G o t . Tawes Bassett, Barbara Ann, daughter of Peter K. and Pa­ , .l' A tricia Lamoureux Bassett, Old Farm Rd., Tolland. She was Second Week Begins OCEAN CTTY, Md. (AP) — bom Aug. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Gov. J. MillEuxl Tawes will use a grandmother is Mrs. A. M. Lamoureux, New Britain. Her pa­ secret weapon to guarantee him ternal grandmother is Mrs. Louise Chamberlain, Southing^ton. With Artificial Heart good luck in the second annual She has a sister, Susan Ellen, 22 months. grapes HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — Mrs. disconnected when no longer Govemon Invitational White Se • • • • • Marlin Fishing Tournament SmaD, Kimberly Heather, daughter of William and Hel­ Esperanza del Valle Vasquez needed. beginning today off Ocean City. en Schwedel Small, 606 S. Iowa St., Addison, 111. She was bom begins her second week with an Although both previous such California Sw e e t patients here died, doctors said Tawes is host to Gov. Charles Pennaneiit Press Boys' Sturdy Men’s Permanent Seomless Aug. 5 at Community Memorial General Hospital, LaGrange, artificial heart pump today as mechanical pumps had . L. Terry of Delaware and offi­ Dl. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nat N. doctors once again reduced the worked satisfactorily and that cials of Pennsylvania and New Press Sport Shirts Schwedel, 117 Adelaide Rd. Her paternal grandparents are Mesh Nylons Sport Shirts workload of the plastic device. they had provided enough help Jersey for toe tournament. GIRLS' SLIPS DUNGAREES Mr. and Mrs. George Small, North White Plains, N.Y, She has LBS Shoulder Steak Maryland officials said that a brother, Jonathan William, 15 months. Methodist Hospital's only ad- ^ i^rmlt toe natural hearts to Tawes’ tackle box will be armed • • • • • visory Sunday said toe 37-year- begin repa.iring themselves. with a lure made from a rab­ 2.00 Budnlck, Beth Ann, daughter of Ronald V. and Nancl old Mexico City woman’s car' bit's foot. Metzler Budnick, Warren Ave., Vernon. She was bom Aug. 8 diac condition was improved. MANY FOOT AILMENTS LONDON BROIL »89< Regular and buttondown collars. Solid at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Cheerful and alert Sunday, PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A CALIFORNIA - ROSY CHEEK Rottman Family colors EUid plttids. Sizes S-M-L are Mr. and Mrs. William Metsler, New Britain. Her paternal she displayed a good appetite recent survey of 1,366 elderly grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Budnick, New Britain. when offered solid foods for the persons disclosed that 1,340 of 29^ DEXIATUR, HI. (AP) — The 1.00 X,.- J . ■ u. J . 1- 1. , them — or 95 t>er cent — suf- xHectarines H. J. Rottman family of Deca­ 1.00 » • • • • toird straight day, the hospital , , ^ , Center Cut Cotton ginghams, oxfords, corduroys .. £> - r fered from some .sort of foot Kodel polyester and cotton. Lace and Men’s Permanent Press Sold in 2 pr. MabLeod, Douglas Miles, son of Joseph E. and Shirley tur couldn't get a plane reserva­ and flannels. Ivy Eind buttondown ool- ■ ailment, according to a report tion in New York because of toe tucked trimmed. Adjustable strapa Western fit. Coarse weave. Banforlzed. Paidc for 52c Miles MacLeod, 24 Laurel PI. He was bom Aug. 8 at Man­ Officials said her vital sigpis presented at toe annual meeting SiSistiem ons6'«29< White. Sizes 4 to 12. Pants or Joans lar. Fail colors and patterns. Sizes chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Ground Chuck strike by mechanics against five Assorted colors. Sizes 6 to 12.. Run guaitl top and toe, reinforced 6 to 18. were satisfactory and X rays qj American Podiatry Asso- major airlines. So they took a heel and toe. Proportioned lengths. and Mrs. Lawrence Miles. Wateibury, Vt. His paternal grand­ showed her lungs remained ciation. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeod, New Bedford, cab. Sizes 8% to 11. clear. The two previous heart Rottmsm, president of a eon- Mass. His paternal greatTgrrandmothcrs are Mrs. Everett Mac­ patients here developed resplra- ” ■ • Girls' Boys' Pormo-Prtss Leod, New Bedford, Mass., and Mrs. Joseph Read, New Bed­ K K Peari 2 35 stn i^o h firm in Tuscola, Bl., Colton Fkmnel 2.99 tory complications before they and V/ad. arrived in New York from a ford, Mass. He has a brother, Joseph Jr., 3^; and a sister, died. tHaetiva Mon- Yu*»j Work pants In tan, gray or green. Fooffl Bock Busan, 5 ^ . Meat and Produca PricM vacation in the Virgin Islanda Waist sizes 29 to 42. Dress Jeans in Dress Slacks ' • • • • • Mrs. Vasquez, a beauty parlor LIGGEH DRUG with his wife and their sons, SLEEPERS Slacks or Polos tan, green or black. Sizes 29 to 88. Hall and Stair Dat^iiaais, Gerard F. Jr., son of Gerard F. Sr. and Re­ operator, set a Methodist Hospi­ PARKADE Matthew, 10, and Peter, 8. becca Binkham Dauphinais, 419 West Rd., Ellington. He was tal survival record before dawn OPEN The family made toe 1,100- bom Aug. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Saturday when she entered her mile auto trip home noitstop, Men’s Orion-Nylon 112to hour. Marcel L. DeRud- :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pinkham, Canton. His MORTON FROZEN - BANANA • LEMON • CHOCOLATE • COCOANUT . from 10 a.m. Friday to 5 p.m. C or Banlon paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sylva Dauphinais, der, 66, toe first such patient Saturday. At the wheel was Leo ea Granby. here, lived ill hours. Silverstein, who owns his own Hose • • • • • Louise Oaraso, 63, has lived taxi and charged $300 for toe 2.99 Chandler, Karen Lee, daughter of Warren'*J. and Bar­ the longest since similar sur­ hauL Never-need ironing! Rayon and iqdoR bara Gray Chandler, 86 Wells St. She was bom Aug. 6 at gery. Mrs. Caraso died 12 days MATERNITY Said Mrs. Rottman! “You Gay nursery prints. Half elastic waist blend in new fall toades. Sizes 6 to 1& Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents after her operation at Brook­ CREAM PIES should have seen those stares with snap-on front, closed feet. Sizes Half boxer cotton corduroy slacks. 2 X 5 ft. Huskies . . . 3.99. are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Gray, Maple St. Her paternal grand­ lyn's Maimonides Hospital in FALL we got coming through (Mo and 2 to 4. Fine cotton knit polos. Sizes 3 to 6x. Long-wearing viscose rayon loop pile May. Indiana in a New York City mother is Mrs. Ethel Chandler, New Britain. She has two Orion acrylic. Textralized nylon Ban- facing with non-skid back. Asmrted brothers, Warren Jr., 6, and William, 4%: and three sisters, At 2:10 p.m. today Mrs. Vas­ GOLLEGTION cab.’’ loh. Luxury yams in popular colors. colors and sizes. 2 0 ^ . Plastic Busan, 14, Nancy, 12, and Barbara, 8. By plane,’toe trip would have quez will have begun her eighth TOPS - DRESSES - SUITS Girls' Orion-Nylon One size fits all. « * * • • ^ day as a heart-pump patient. 1 F in a st F in a st cost Rottman 1148.96 imder the Girin' Donim BRAS - GIRDLES Golden Rose Kbbos, Kelly Ann, daughter of Edmimd Mitchell and Physicians had decrea.sed the family plan. Barrel & Cover Donna Papa Kobus, 36 Orchard St., Rockville. She was bom output of the plastic mechanism SLACKS KN EE S O C K S Thermal Weave Cannon Aug. 4 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ to 20 per cent of the heart's Glazier s T E A B A G S FACIAL TISSUE TOMATO SOUP LeRoy G>llins ents are Mrs. Ann Marcinka, 130 Union St., Rockville, and pumping load by Friday — 1 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Beacon Blankets Bath Towels Corset and Uniform Shop Anthony Papa. East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are about half the original amount — Underaecretory of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kobus, 2 E ll. Bancroft Rd., Ellington. 631 Main St.—Manchester • « . * • * — but increased it to 40 per cent LeRoy Collins and a host of dig­ early in toe weekend when »a 643-6346 nitaries eat on toe deck of toe Gonaae, Dean Michael, son of Charles H. and Judith La- decrease in kidney function was 1 1 A < oHm 1 A c vessel Oceanographer Saturday, Plantc Gousse, 463 Burnside Ave., East Hartford .He was bom CAN 3.00 1.68 1 OF 16 ■ detected. 2-PLY 1 waiting for a huge reception Aug. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal cake to be served. 1.44 Warmth without weight. Nylon bind­ 22" high. SelMockiag Nd f grandmother is Mrs. Bernice LaPIante, 356 Oakland Rdi. The hospital said this brought ing. Full bed size 72 x 90. Solid colors. Tough, weatherproof, esEay to the kidneys back to a normal It was, but not in the Usual stretch or brushed look cotton and Green color with black lid. Wapping. His paternal grandmother is Mra Irene Gousse, manner. A strong breeze Ckibles and other designs in white and East Hartford. level, and that doctors reduced KLH nyloh denim. Navy, blue, wheat. Sizes • • • • • the pump's load to 35 per cent knockbd toe cake into Collins’ 7 to 14, dark colors. Sizes 6 to 11. Girb’ and Boys’ Sizes 22” x 44” and 24” x 46”. Double Sunday. LIQUID DETERGENT lap. thread weave. Stripes, florals, solid Bohutx, lliomas Mark, son of Arthur and Susan Perkins STEREO MUSIC / colors. Other famous brands. ) Schutz, 48 Grove St., Rockville. He was bom Aug. 4 at Rock­ The kidney , malfunction was Spic & Span m PKG 29c I Jo y VPT 6-OZ BTL 62e 12-OZBTL 3 5 c Columbia Bicycles Sunbeam ville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. toe first report of complications SYSTEMS Misses' Tailored NKssos' Fashion B kctiie and Mrs. Dwight Perkins. 38 Talcott Ave., Rockville. His pa­ since the 3Vi-hour operation last State Girl Held ternal grandfather is Michael Schutz. Snipsic Lrt, Omn., was red. Je t, Maine. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Virginia Zim­ ventricle, the heart’s main pum­ nFMONS'l'RATlON held on a murder chsuge today merman, Guilford, Maine. ping chamber, to allow toe !• " in the death of a newborn in­ 1.99 • • • • • 443 MARTFORO RD. fant abandoned in a gas station 1.00 2.00 Longer Life heart time to recuperate and DETERGENT Accurate, dependable dieetrlq ato m VUlanova, Dean Alan, son of Ronald and Roberta heal itself. The device can be ,V1AN( HFSTFR Ivory Soap 4 «Kts 29c Bold GIA PKG 86< LGE PKG 3 6 c toilet. Long and rollup sleeves. Prints and Orion acrylic lace or stretch nylML 2.99 clock. Easy-to-read dial, sweep tsA Bames VUlanova, Snipsic Lake Rd., Tolland. He was born PoUce said Miss Bakay deliv­ solid colors. Bermudsi, spread, button- Crew and mock turtle collara. New LI6HT BULBS Compact, powerful, glEU'e-free light. ond hand. No. BOOl. Aug. 4 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ ered toe child In toe rest room down collars. Sizes 32 to 38. fall Ejolors. Sizes 34 to 40. Reflector shade swivels. Arm extends ents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes, Chepachet, R.I. His pa­ Saturday and left it face down to 16 inches. 'White or brown. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vito Villanova, Che­ in the m let bowl. The baby died pachet, R.I. He has a brother, Robert, 4%; and three sisters, 120 Hills Bros. Coffee 1-LB CAN 83c Duncan Hines'^MWEs*” " k M 3 c soon alter arrival at a hospital. 22-Cup Automorie Donna, 5V4, Darlene, 3, and Rhonda, Mias B ^ay, who was with Misses' Stretch Gorter-Free • * • • • DUNCAN HINES APPLE SAUCE RAISIN CAKE MIX uvi oz«o 43c Dependable bulbs hi 25, 40, 60, 75 and three other Bridgeport residents, 100 watts. Electric Percolator McVeigh, Tbomas John Jr., son of Thomas John Sr. and was arrested near ' Low Smifh-Corona PKGSof200 Ponly Hose Fredricka Hettinger McVeigh, 142 Colonial Rd., Box 306, RFD Tetley Tea Bags p«i •> * * 57c Kleenex Fecial Tissue 2 2-n.Y 99C vni% about 30 miles north of the SLACKS 2, Bolton. He was bom Aug. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Mazola Corn Oil QT ITL 79c Kleenex Designer Toweb 2 ROU fKG 47e gas station at Alder Creek Typewriter pital. His maternal graitdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter where toe child was abandoned. Back-to-School Hettinger, Gleason St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and mwFOB A LIFETIME! S f Peemit Butter J o* 65c Debey Bathrooui Tbsue 4 rolu 5 3 c The 30-year-old woman was Mrs. John McVeigh, 2S7 Spruce St. You'll never have to buy film again . . . FILLER PAPER because each time Liegetts devrtops and Heinz Sweet Giierkiu Kotex SaMtiry Napkins 2 KOI *111 39c being held at Lewis County Hoe- • • * • • prints your roll of Black A White or pital in LowviUe. Arraigiunent Cooney, Patrick Edward, son of Eldward T. and Jo-Ann kodsM»>Ior film we give you ABSO­ Libby Sloppy Joe Beef ». (AP) — An to 18. color). NEW ENGLAND S LARGf:notor vehicle violations and - m to tell his County, will attend a coffee at the elementary school, to Lest we forget! A Dono- piano player, who got & cut health. See your dentist' regularly. Bicker. “ ” ■ S.utTwm'Z;: ...... •« >»« coiislder and act on working craUc party caucus will bo held hurt, mainly suffering minor of the contest was to see how went wrong,’’ said Leeson. "We Oet FA8TKETH at all drug cotmters. ’ r- ^5. threT’brothers John Shary of motor vehicle without an own- tion in Washington. D. C., last States must "get over the idea men that "their deterdetermination Patient* Today: *16 hour tomorrow night m toe cute and bruises. quickly a piano could be re- are desperately sorry about the above his eye. Mrs. Bicker was bom Aug...... Viet Nam _ .. . mpm home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert drawings and specifications for tomorrow evening at 8 in toe 1897, in Rockville, a daughterrhter EastH®>'ttord; Hartford-Alexander Alexander Shary «r’s permission, and was -given week.------About 20 delegates - and we can bludgeon - North Viet and their courage . w .. v In V a d m i t t e d SA.TUR- Wllshire Rd., Vernon. the new 12-room elementary town office building. The of Jesse and Jennie Fryer Bil- ^f Broad Brook and James three months In Jail, to be sus- wends of Washington LOG and Nam to the conference table will be matched by a dedicated Herbert Angell, Coven- session will mark Atty. acliool in the Oiltkd section of agenda will Include toe naming ------Hoyal Black Preceptory at- because "we’re just not going to resolve and support here at V incent Bifolck, 43 town. of candidates for judge of pro­ Lack of class-room accomoda­ bate, registrar of voters and tions in the present elementary justices of toe peace. A town cA.,. school, on Church St., prompted committee meeting will beheld USDA Hartford, ana its rungs uaugn- .fine Pvxnar of wmdsor i ^ocks — - b" a tour 01 ------— — Roger uoucei, um jorooa au, would challenge Atty. plans for the new school. at 7, preceding the caucus. te rs and Women’s Guild. and Mrs. Ann Pola of South previous crjnlnal rword historical points was arranged ng the weekend that he has no Wapping; Robert Emrick, East GOP Play Primary Aug. 24 CHOICE Survivors, besides her hus- Windsor " 'Mirabile, indi- those attenalng the conven- Idea how long the war wlU Iwt. general said. "Their / ”«>‘hers Hartford; Alexander Kaskey, nrila^v° te'*Aug"24 Anyone desiring tickets for Voting hours at toe primary SAvi CASH AND TRiPif-s WT m ’tm m w m jK m m c band, include a eon, George A. The funeral will be' held cated, though, that Petock had yon and included the grave of He also estimated the United ^ ^ h e l r ^ 139 N. School St.; Linda Me- ® i^^tty?^ Tarpinian’s visit is be- the Republican Party’s Show for Democratic nomination for Top Reservist BLUE STAMPS ON Bcker of Mansfield; a daughter, Wednesday at 8 a.m. from the a long record with toe juvenile the Unknown Soldier in Arling- states will lose ^ ^ c k air- Tlgiie, 127 Dart Hill Rd.. Wap- “ ^ n g o rL by the Steering Night, to be held at the Good- state senator Aug. 24 will be Eric P. Kurtz, of Lafayette, M rs. Albert Sherwood of Wood- Benjamin J. Callahan Funeral court, and made his recom- ton, where there is a plaque ^ thrsltokt 5? t S comi»ss^w Marjorie Reynolds. commUtee for T^pinian. which speed Opera House on Aug. 80, from noon to 8 p.m. bury; a sister, Mrs. Ellen B. Home, 1602 Main St.. East mendat.on on this record. the Loyal Orange Lodge, namese o p tio n s during t ^ he si Uatten their w m ^ Ellington resl- may obtain them from Mrs. Ed­ La., aon of Mr. and Mrs. ’Oscar ______The town committee hM en- Tbomas ol Rockville, and five Hartford, with a Mass of re- Gwrge Royster who was ap- ^stalled grand ^ Ince." ^ ADMI-TTED YESTERDAY: y^nt, Mrs. Joseph Zyrkiewicz. ward A. Foote or Robert P Kurtz of 337 Keeney St., re­ The production mtIII be ilotaed. Atty. Charles Tarpinian grandchildren. quiem at 9 in St. Margaret pointed pubi c defender, sa e n^ggter is office manager of , endine June 30 42 Westmoreland was asked Mrs. Jeannine Atkinson, Am- Atty. Tarpinian last week de- Dlman cently was named Naval Re­ Funeral sendees will be held Mary Church. Burial will be in Scranton Motors, Rockville. He - ^ estimated ’ about the consUtuent assembly ston; William Borst, 715 N. cllned an invitation to appear at the well-known play. What 7or toe nomination. Atty. Tar­ tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd st. Catherine’s Cemetery, recommendation, and said ^ ^ member of Washington - S o n r e o X H e x t L n th in Main St.; Mrs. Ruth Burton. ^ meeting of toe Democratic Every Woman Knows,” and will pinian was nominated for the servist of the Month by Lt. post at a convention in June, m Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Broad Brook. ’’some time would be justlfie . and the Royal Black Pre- y ^ ^ w j„ Oregon was^’not on South Viet Nam!^ He replied that Wlllimantic; David Charette, Town Committee which is also star Walter Abel, Jeanne Car- Cmdr. R. L. Baumabach, com­ SMA son, and Jesse Royce Landis. and is being contested by Atty. manding officer of toe U.S. Na- mifU S Blue STAAI^S I Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Friends may call at the fu- Petock wm arrested ^ te r he ceptory. Jerf^son-Westmore- while he is a military man rath- East Hartford; Anthony Clap- scheduled tomorrow night, not- Edwin Lavitt of Ellington. pastor of Union Congregational neral home tonight from 7 to 9 was involved i" f " Other Manchester LOL mem- pregiy^nt er than a politician,’ "we do feel per. Thompsonville; Mrs-Henn- mg he had a previous engage- AL Clambake , val and Marine Corps Reserve SH O R T CUT Church, wilL officiate. Burial and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 ‘J'bers elected 10 the Grand Black ^ elecUon has high prospects etta Cote. East Hartford: David „„ent. A work party was held Thurs­ Atty. Tarpinian is Hebron 8 xmining, Lafayette. He is a Will be in Grove Hill Cemetery, to. 9 p.m. , m l r ^ e S c t e P«ceptonr Chapter are Itabert ^ „ y „ . successful’’ D’All^andro. 176 Charter Oak ------day to prepare for the annual town counsel. machinist mate first class with Frasalnelll Dinner There will be no calling hours. and operating a motor vehicle Haugh of 40 Edgerton St., as- St.; Francesca DeClocclo, 127 American Legion clambake, to the unit. He was honored for RIB STEAK Andrew C. Clemson without a license. He was later secretary; William Blssell St.; Christine Goodale, Scotland Yard be held on Aug. 28. Post Com­ Tickets for a testimonial din­ his outstanding participation in Andrew Carl Clemson. 67. of charged with Smith ol 51 Court S'.., censor; East Hartford: David Klocker, mander Richard Parker had re­ ner in honor of confnlssloner a cruise of toe reserve unit and f a n c y Mrs. Frances Bonadles Attillo R. Frasslnelll, Demo­ TENVEI-JinCT StiACBOICC A M Mrs. Frances Salamone Bo- log Oakland St., the oldest ac- vehicle after it was discoveted McGeown. lecturer, and RFD 3, Rockville; David Knof- Seeking Two in quested members to bring along for his attendance, leadership that he had taken the car wlto- ^ jj Turkington of cratic candidate for lieutenant and re-enlistment in toe, re- nadies, 68, of 66 Schaller Rd., tWe member of the Eighth Dis- tu. n«rn*i- h « —• ...... o— — Tentative Accord la, 30 Clyde Rd.; Warren Lefort, » » shovels, rakes, lawn mowers, PORTERHOUSE STEAK. 95*= 676 Lydall St.; James Madden, 'T ’jp J u J p ]y 2 llP Q 0 |* hammers, saws, and other governor, can be obtained from aerve program. n n s H F B m SKLOIN STEAK widoww iw m t wiof *iviu4 John Bonadics, wsw.vadied irict trict J?ireFire ueparwuciu, Department, uicu died iu»o this ^ fAfttiins* ftn 103 W. ’’ Center St., grand corn- BONSUSS 44 North St.; Peter Marceau, 8 A household and lawn tools to get Chairman Aaron Reid. The din­ He served on active duty yesterday at Manchester Me- morning at Manchester Mem<> motor vehicle violatKms, "*‘>A®*’. ner will be Aug. 20 at toe Staf­ jnorial Hospital. rial I^pital after a short HI- t^eft Washington LOL members Reached in Strike Tracy Dr. (Continued from Page One) the site ready for the big do­ from 1960 to 1963 aboard the CHUCK FILLET T W SIRLOIN STEAK Mrs. Bonadles was bom In ness. H e was a member of Hose elected to the Supreme Grand ings, Oh, what a joyful noise! ford Fair Grounds, USS Hunley, a Polaris subma­ ■nrcncK ______M - . of a motor vemcie was reauceo. ___ noii Also, Wayne Medeiros 42 shielded. He gave a Hartford, and has lived in co| 2 Orange Lodge are Robert Bell (Continued from Page One) Russell St.; John Miller,, Cov- gjgjpmcnt containing the names The site will be in the motel rine tender station at Holy ’The case of Gregory Mockalls, Mnncheeter Evening Herald Loch, Scotland. During that CAUF. STEAK ot ROAST Manchester for the past nine ^ r. Clemson was bom in director of ceremonies; Robert r»»nm m work t»m. workers and high profits in the entry; Mrs. Alice Neubauer, 55 to detectives. *'afea, as usual. CLUB STEAK uim 16, of 35 Dudley St. was refer- TT„..-u 4-.a=«r.r onrt orocriy reiurn w wora p.o industry to indicate no Summer St.; Mark Odell, 424 The Rev. John D. Hughes of Hebron eerrespondent, Mlea Sa­ time he received National De­ yeeurs. She was a member of Manchester Feb. 14. 1899, a son ’ . 8u„gnile court He was Haugh, assistant treasurer, and ^.g^yy^g Within...... minutes detectives tan Pendleton, Church St- the Gold Star Mothers. Andrew and Katherine Fab- -yy-eted on Julv 25 and charged William Smith, inside tyler. This apparently referred to hike in fares should be neces- Vernon St.; Mrs. Claire Rivard, yj^jygy g^ house in West London. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in fense and Good Conduct rib­ S B h t r- CHUCK Survivors Include three’ sons, ri„ aemson, and was a life- taking a motor vehicle Gordon McGowan of Rockville ng.yeprisal guarantees by the ?road Brook; Mrs. Gertrude Q^^g j^g ^^g^ yjagp. bons. Richard B relieve Rose Waterbury, 361 Spencer ^ „ g hurriedly on Saturday - Tolland County versity of Southwestern Louisi­ Dunlop of 10 . ®‘riKe so lar a ine Qongress and the Johnson ad- gt. y -,gy .hyee detectives ana, (USD Lafayette, Kurtz DEL MONTE-ALL VARIETIES E STEAKS well and ^ c i s Bonadles of pgjyman for the Otis Elevator jgg*^took a car from the Mrs. Robert elected second airlines an estimated mil- Ministration of the distasteful BIRTHS SATURDAY:------A ■ ‘‘'®were shot down in a West ®® Lon- ® resides there with his wife, Jean ^ ” ® C6. for 15 years. parking lot at the Parkade. Chestnut St. was lion in revenue losses. ITie 35,- Harding Kurtz, an instructor of Jane Bonadles and Miss Janice Survivors include a daughter, police apprehended the trustee of the Ladies Grand necessity of acting to order the ygug.hter to Mr. and Mrs. Mel- oon street. Tarpinian Offers Backing BOIEUIS Bonadles. both Manchester MrsTwiUiam Ltek, with whom youths'" at thV''Globe"" Hollow Lodge, and Mrs. Jo.seph John- J^ p f‘yg'‘g®*'®^h^"‘* ^Te^®g^ strikers''backstrikers back to workwork. Swanson, 140 Famham Rd., The other man, whose home psychology at the university. ff*** he made his home; four sons, Swimming Pool after a coopera- ston of 281 Center St., is past ^ave lost upwards of »60 million A bill to halt the strike by law Windsor; a son to Mr, in northwest London was also He is a member of the South­ CHUCK ROAST ewa For UConn, Educational TV western Society of Petroleum mbT o a s t £K .75'SS:J5' Newington; a brother, .^uwny ^,gyj j, ciemson and Mervin L. tlve witness, who saw the supreme grand mistress, in wages. has been cleared by the Senate ^^y ^yg Qgorge Cooney Sr., 52 raided, has not been seen since rU 3 H -L U N B O N EU It F. SW ^one of M anch^er; cignggcn both of Manchester, youths leave the car on Hack------and is due to go to the House onnie*' ijme Wanning Frirtnv Engrln^rs and toe USL Geo­ Asked whether he viewed the Rules Committee today. But Y^TEkDAY- A Besfdes posting men at their Atty. Charles Tarpinian of result of legislation passed in logical society. BEEF FOR STEW aSa two sisters, Mrs. Harry Sceer- Qbarles P. Clemson ol Fort My- matack St., rode around with' agreement as noninflationary members of Congress had made BIRTHS y J!,s u j-k d a i .a oe u ^ the 1966 General Assembly. The GROUND ROUND . 8 9 ' Vernon Mansfield says that, if he la •ONELEU B O N E U n CROSS U B m ______g a g a . » of ®“’ ” and Andrew C. Clem- police and "idenHfied them. RVyi;;;dTdecUnerte‘c;= n t ir^rto^k'^d^not^nMorct daughter to Mr. and Mrs. P“V^:gf5% S university trustees had pre­ 6 0 U I I A L Rocco FTMColim of EMt Enfield; three sisters, Mokalls’ companion,companion a 15- elected to the State Senate, he ford, eoid five grandchildren. "in any way at all.’’ on such a measure, especially in Thom« ^Le:per Hazardvllle a ®f viously answered directly to the Tribes Future BRISKET r BOTTOM ROUND ROAST . 8 9 ' nn.. fn- ^'■®’ Benson and Mrs. year-old, was referred to juve- Ellington Ridge The agreement shattered the this elecUon year. son v e^o n T n ts “ obs'erv'atlon" will give his full support to the AMembly. GLASS WAX ^ Jennie Tracy, both of Manches- nile authorities after the arrest. White House wage guideline Siemiller said that before Splllane, Mt. Vernon Apts.. ______University of Connecticut and Atty. Tarpinian says he will EAST TO DU morrow at 8:16 a.m. from the ter, and Mrs. Harold Persson of The case of Hyle Miller, 43, To Be Discussed BON ELESS BEEF CHUCK D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 235 .-r ^ ... .. - ___ _ . . . . To Host Elks’s figure of 3.2 per cent which the working out details for meetings R ^vlU e. will back continued develop­ be "at the disposal of the SNOWY BLEACH Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, 17 Barry Rd. was continued r p „ | . Johnson adminlstraUon had em- to explain the, terms of the IJ 1 ? T P O 'Rs^rk^Arfr« qnnn* when her car rammed the rear -I-v It IJ. Matkof, 8 Jan Dr., Vernon; Ed- ed out opposite Otis St. ’They ises. rancDT of a car stopped in a line of Appearing at a coffee hour in — possibly to announce the fu­ l o n u s s son of Second Congregational court was inforrhe dthat he had gored by Elks state-wide to win Naschke, 23 Nye St.; Rob- were also investigating a repotl-^ Mansfield over the weekend, Atty. Tarpinian says the ed­ ture of the morning Herald Church will officiate. Burial been readmitted to Norwich ygjg^ money for the Newlng- traffic, driven by ^ vrorkshop will be held Forrest,' 223 Spruce, St.; that wires were sparking on ucational television program TOP ROUND STEAK RDROAST dS& Mrs. June Rose Kranowite .... „ , ■ , Knapp, 23, Laconia, N. l-l.n. H. The inc tomorrowlumunuyv fromiron, »9 h a.m,..ih, luto ii.ou11:30 _ J ‘VTpT oiiirlilin Atty. Tarpinian noted that the Tribune. FOR THE KIDS WAPTTNG—Mrs. June Rose Cemetery. gtgte Hospital. another part of Forest St. University of Onnecticut in supported by the 1965 General BONEIXU 6I0DND ton Hospital for Crippled Chil- t^-gigh car was extensively dam- a.m. at Cooper Hill of South Stafford SnrinE-a ^ Service was cut off for Matt Meyer, president of the Kranowitz, 65, of New Britain, Friends may call at the fu- Alton J. Maine of no certain Storrs is within the 35th State Assembly should be ocmtlnued merged corporatlim, said Fri­ aged and ...... wasMethodist towed away, Church. Those at- Also, Springs.Elizabeth Beyrer, 38 number of households and MR. BUBBLE RUMP ROAST NECK & TENDERLOIN m o th er of Mrs. Irving Slmonoff neral home tomorrow from 7 to address was given 30 days for Last yggr_ 350,000 was con- is . to. gnnparappear in CircuitCii tendine are reminded to brine ------Senatorial District, from which and expanded, if possible. He day that a decision would be B U E B O n i T of Wapping, died yesterday » "Wednesday from 2 to 4 vagrancy. Police say he was ar- tributed to purchase equip- ,!®in Manchester Aug. 9. Princeton S t; Bruce Roberts, businesses. he is seeking the nomination, is a member of a commit­ reached today on whether to " • * V tn o r» .V, rested several days agO' after nient. This year starts a ten- _ i TT 8 PlasUc flowers lor arrange- gj Troy Rd.. South Windsor; A spokesman said he was tee establlahed to promote morning at the home of a 7 to 9 p.m. Charles Milton. 66. of Hart- ments, and complejfd articles, gg St.; uncertain if the rain storm was and said he will stand behind cease publication of the Herald MARGARINE daughter, Mrs. William Mann ■ the university if he la elected. a newly authoriged educational Tribune. GRAND UNION of Scarsdale, N.Y. Mrs. R. G. Williams Sr. bushes in Rockville. ^ fordrd was charged withwito speed- - Bernice Schein. Willimanlic; at fault, noting that there wore television channel in Norwich, build a new wing. ing too fast for conditions., after Mqmb^rs of the Eighth Dis- g ^j„, gj g. Math St.; only spotty reports of trouble. The university, he says, pro­ He said at that time no deci- Survivors also include a son, Mrs. Ethel Wilson Williams, Wtayne Washburn, 17, of Tol- Tee-off time will be 8 a.m., off uie road’^ trict Fire Department will vides "higher education of the which he says will serve many si TO (CoBtlnaed from Page Ooe) with the pressmen’s union are SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE J. M. Bassinger Funeral Home, and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Millhomme was arrested on weekend, all on Rts. 6 t andtv, 44A, , sandra Boyster, 22. James’ Cemetery, was brought paggioU, RFD 1, Bolton; Mrs] hours yesterday afternoon and still deadlocked, preventing FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN 29 Pleasant St., Warehouse Burnside Ave., East Hartford. July 25 after police say the wrought three arrests. No, in- The grand jury also indicted into the woods and molested. Martha Marshall’ 189A E. Mid- night on heavily wooded water­ by Aug. 29, and they should all publication. Polnt, with a Mass of requiem Burial was in Hillside Ceme------car he whs driving------hit a utility ju^es ^ were__ Reported Widziewicz on a charge of She was not harmed. ^le Tpke.; M r s . ’ Mary Donlon, shed property at Dale and be transmitted back by Sept. 15.” St St. Catherine’s Church, tery, East Hartford. pole in Coventry, and he drove oa 't- u ’ first-degree grand larceny for Police were called after the gj HarU Dr., Talcottvilte; Wil- Garth Rds. SWEET-LUSCIOUSH t GRANOt Broad Brook, at 9:30. Burial ------away. When police found him a Grand Vievv Rd Tollpd, was gnegedly stealing a car owned girl ran home crying hys- ijgm Landon Hebron; Mrs. The first pictures —'those tak­ SARA LEE CAKE ”,8^ will be in St. Catherine’s Ceme­ short while later, they said he charged last night with making by Mrs. Boyster and her sailor terically. j^^g pgquette. 41 Lyness St.; Ti.K Firemen and East Hampton en before OrWter descends to ite NORTON MACARONI A CHUa ^ tery. put up a sti’uggie which' result- improper left turn after a husband. The youth, police said, has Bertha Firato, 99 Ply- <; u.i.oN state forestry crewmen shoul­ low orbit — probably will be Police Arrests J*: $100 F unerals dered five-gallon Indian tanka televised to the public as they CASSEROLE 3 ptg>. J i ' Friends may call at toe fu­ ed in the breach of peace co ision. Mrs. Boyster’a body was found also been implicated with toe mouth Lane; Mrs. Phyllis Ber- SPRDW-CDT _ ga neral home tonight from 7 to 9. charge. He was also charged . lAintz who gpgrtment Aug. 6 by her molesting of a 20-year-old girl ghader, 134 Porter-St.; James weighing 50 pounds each to come in from the spacecraft, Zdzislaw Talaga, 20. of Pine 8-oz. $ ^ 0 0 Mrs. Emil Grieder with operatingonerating a motor vehicle headed west on Rt. 6, husband when he returned home at Gould's Pond on S. Main St. rvittns-p St.: Timothy FUEL OIL fight the stubborn blaze which the scientists said. Hill St. was charged Saturday started to make a left turn in­ Ritchie, 47 Cottage St.; Timothy GREENBEANS 8 Joseph F. Shary Funeral’ services for Mrs. while under the influence of in- ' fh Trf 'i ’ leave from Newport, R.I.K.i. Aug. 5. Chokas, 81 Diane Dr.; James started about 2 p.m. Although the scientists were night with breach of peace, af­ IIROSETE FRSSH-WESTERN 6 A R D n F R E » SOUTH WINDSOR — Joseph Julia Harrison Grieder of 154 toxicants and later with driving Rd. from the left ip e The hissing..... ------car was------found Aug.Police said Hucks might be BelUnghiri. 103 Grand Ave., COOPERATIVE Meanwhile, two other town cheering their success, Or’ ’' r ter a fight ’developed at a Main 7 of 7BC — . ® ui'nArn A onn i.A A w ImIa _ . _ _ ® pkg>. Orange D r in k , Francis Shary, 52, of 30 Grlf- Park St., wife of Emil Grieder, while license under suspension ® J®*''- 7 in Watertown, Conn., where presented this afternoon in pochville’ Edmund Soucler, 9 on. firemen using threerquarter- isn’t the first vehicle to orbit the St. drive-in. The fight stemmed ONION RINGS 2 CARROTS EGGPLANT fin“ ..Rd.,...... husband of... Mrs. Ches ~ were held Saturday afternoon on which he wa.<; fined $100 for f ”®'^"®*’ motorist was making widziewicz was arrested. He Manchester Circuit Court 12. Highland Ave., Rockville. inch booster hose from a pump- Moon. The Soviet Union’s Luna from a complaint"by a woman GAI^ORNIAdDinUSX toe turn from toe nght lane. waived extradition. ■\ mvisinn of er truck, extinguished a 100- 10 be/it them to the punch last mus Grust Shary, died yester- at the Holmes Ftlneral Horae each violation, Also, Richard Schotta, 34 that Talaga stopped H6r as O O IOEN'S^UX VARIETIES m o n s JUICE 3 ! day at St. Francis Hospital, OO Main £K. The Rev. Earle R. William Burke. 19, of East Police said toe Duntz car hit Police said Widziewicz and a 1501.A M ) O l' ro . square foot brush fire on prop­ April 5. But, they said, it is be­ she left a wash room and push­ ONIONS^ O 4 the right rear of the other car, Vemwood Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Hartford,. Custer, pastor of North Meth- Hartford, was fined $25 for girl friend had been staying with Edith Dubiel, 492 Hillstown Rd.’, sixci; ]>)3,') erty owned by Andrew Ansaldi lieved Luna didn’t carry any ed her back in. Talaga is • to GELATIN SALADS operated by Russell Hayes, 22, Public Records at Charter Oak St. in about 30 cameras. Mr. Shary vyas bom April 27, odist Church, officiated. Burial breach of peace. He was ar- the Boysters after they had met Andrea Smith, 151 Love Lane; 31,'> l5i:o \n STKEI T appear In Manchester Circuit of Brewster St., Coventry. in a New London, Conn., bar minutes. Orbiter follows seven straight STARKOT-CHUn ______was in East Cemetery. Bearers rested last month at a town Damage was minor. Warrantee Deeds Elyse Perron, Wlllimantic; Ken- ri;i., rKrM-i.i.s Court 12 Aug. 29. SCHIXE" PERSONAL SIZE were friend of the family. bowling alley after the owner in mid-July. Jack Tedone and Cecilia B. neth Topich, Mansfield; Law- The fire there started about failures by America to orbit a James Madden of no certain UGHTTUNA 2 69' 8 8. J . , Duntz is to appear In Circuit 3:45 p.m. vehicle around the Moon. Court in Manchester on Sept. Tedone to Roland E. Mor- rence Jillson, Andover; Ray- address was charged Saturday, nLANDDINFROEEII Personal Notices Harold S. Batch language and had threatened rissette, property at 173-75 mond Hampton, 423 E. Middle Pumpers and other mobile Orbiter hasn’t been a flawless POTATO CHIPS IVORY SOAP project. Shortly after launch afternoon with intoxication. He DAlOUnUNlX 31' BOLTON — The funeral of him with a chain. Grows into Giant Woodbridge St. Tpke.; Christina Adams, And- For LUNCH or DINNER! fire fighting apparatus could was arrested on Birch St. FAMILY SIZE IDITOHI DETERGENT / Margaret A .. Walsh of 106 Anna B. Brown to Bernard over; Mra. Audrey Secore, 179 Wednesday it developed trouble In Memoriam Harold S. Balch of School Rd. /''eden® !' Spruce St.. Manchester, was The giant saguaro cactus, not reach the Dale-Garth Rd. with a star-tracking efye, which Ronald Felber, 22, of East SPAGHEni was held Saturday morning Mam S t. was fined $25 for to h-i,,. , B. McCaffery Jr. and Carolyn E. Center St.; Mrs. Suzanne Best Buys In Town! fire area because it was located Hartford was charged early 2 5^45' , , . ------was neia saiuroay morning “ “‘“ J ’'-; charged with failure to drive a found in Arizona, stands some “ ’ f,’ had scientists worried about BROADCAST c o r n e d about 1,000 feet into the woods. Sunday morning with speeding. GLEEM TOOTHPASTE GIANT DASH nmuisrl aivav * i.a -in ------' ------8 j , 8 8,. a8 rettsonaoie uisLuiice upari alter ou lo leet iiiK'u wiicii it u s guidance, but they got it Vecclo passed away Aug. 15, Home. 225 Main St., Manches- was arrested last month after full-grown at an age of 150 E. Center St. try; Mrs. Magda Rooney and COM PLETE But firemen reached the He was arrested on Tolland St. UBBY BEEF HASH DETERGENT 1947. straightened out. ■ROADCAST CORNED ter, with a solemn high Mass a woman cifnplained to them g„qtber Saturday night on Rt. to 200 years. At age 15 or 20, Jarvis Enterprises, Inc. to daughter, Hebron; Mrs. Bar- SIZZLIN' blaze with hose.'! by running in East Hartford after police Your presence la ever near us. Roger J. Kennedy and Jacque-- bara Smith and son, 66 Haw­ Otherwise, “It’s doing exactly BEEF HASH 73c Tour love remains adth us yet. of requiem at St. Maurice that he had used profane and 6 and 44A. the giant-to-be is only about a SIRLOIN about 1,800 feet of 214-inch hose what It’s told to do up there,” followed him from Tolland SALVO TABLETS You were Hie kind of a Mother. Church. vulgar language in front of her line M. Keimedy, property at thorne St.; Mrs. Margot Bullion from a hydrant at Garth Rd., Tpke. Felber told police some­ FRUITS FOR SALAD OBDITECTANT Tour loved ones would never forget. Police said she was checking foot high. Charter Oak St. and daughter, 297 E. Middle said Israel Taback, spacecreift 11K1IV- NEW-INTENSIFIED The Rev. Maynard Kearns and her three children. S T E A E ^ to a portable pump, to a state manager. "Something up there thing was wrong with the car CNPLUS t r 2 9 ' Daughters. Son and Grandchildren v/as celebrant, assisted by the The case of Chariine Carlin Quitclaim Deeds Tpke.; Mrs. Evelyn a a rk and forestry pumjf truck, and then and he was hurrying to get it aiOCTI)D6E,FIIIEAPPUAIID ^ Roger W. Gilbert and Zlllah daughter, Ellington. DIHNER is really shining on us, and OUTTERSCOira V ■ J ;------Rev. Robert W. Cronin, deacon, of 23 Apel PI. was referred to into the woods. we’re glad that it’s so.” home. BEEF STEW TH)E DETERGENT in Memonam g j , g ^ev. John Kanak. suh- the family relations office and E. Gilbert to Margaret T. Leav- Also, Mrs. Joanne Cooney Key Battle Under Way The hose, equipped with a PACKAGE OF 100 EVANS TOPPINGS'1t 2 9 ' A U PURPOSE deacon. Mrs. Shirley Banks continued to Sept. 1. She was itt, property at 236 Hilliard St. and son, East Hartford; Mrs. connector, branched into two GLANOREME UQDID Mrs. Adam Braaau^i who rossed was organist. Mrs. Marguerite arrested and charged with Margaret T. Leavitt to Roger Barbara Conway and son, 444 BONANZA RUG CLEANER S '7 9 ' W. Gilbert, Zillah E. Gilbert, W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Beverly separate 1*4-inch lines. Sepi. 30, 1969 and Aug. 14, Geer vvas soloist Burial was in breach of peace when a nelgh- STEAE Firemen with Indian tanks EHLERS TEA BAGS rORNAIONGRAVY _ ____ TOP JOB * St. James’ Cemetery, Manches- bor called the police after she Charles E. Gilbert, and Carole Bussiere and son, 237 Center DINNER Princess Anne, 16, DISHDEHRGENT ■unshlne passes, shadows (all Father Kearns assisted by and her husband got Into an In Central Viet Nam F. Gilbert, property at 236 Hil- St.; Mrs. Judith Brogan and had to return to the truck to ANEMCA'S FAVORITE GRAVYNASTER ’>:^25' Love's remembrance outlasts all. _ ' _ , . _____ Hard St. son, 85 Foster St,; Mrs. Nancy STEAE refill them but the Wase was lARnNOUNTAn And though the years be many or Father Cronin read the com- argument. (Contin ued from Page Oue) quickly con(ined and preven­ _ few. ^ . . mlttal service. Full...... military...... Michael C. Jacques, . 17, of toe Greek army during toe Marriage License Clapp and son. East Hartford; SANDWICH Gets Clothes Advice HEINZ KETCHUP ^ DOG TUMMIES 2 ^ 3 9 ' IVORY UQUID Ih ey are filled with remembrance honors were accorded at the Glastonbury, was fined $25 for battlefield,” said Col. M. J. Ber- Greek civil war. Robert Ryan Kwash of 14 Elm Mrs. Maureen Gessay and ted from arching the perime­ ■ U PAR HOUSEHOLD DETERGENT N ot you. ter and spreading. (Cobttaaed frcni Page O m ) nMHii .8 J graveside. e-raveside. having an overwidth load, enzweig, from Glendale, Ohio, Siegrist said, "we’ve been Terrace to Maureen Victoria daughter, 17 High St,, Rock- Columnist Edwards said that PLASTIC BAGS ^?)°'S9^/ Son and Daughters DEUCIOUSLY CHARBROILEO Fire fighters, supervised by U T T T SALMON Bearers were- William Balch, Prosecutor Mirabile said that commander of the 2nd Brigade, running into deep enemy-held Rulnlck of East Hartford, Aug. ville; Mrs.-Claire Jajliardo and Assistant Chief Sedrick Already the match mekers judging by what the princess JOYUQUID In Memoriam Joseph Lubeck, ClHuent Lup- toe youth was arrested on Rt. 2 nearby la •’'f'*®*'® automatic weapons 20, St. James Church. son, Suffield; Mrs. Althea TO YOUR PERSONAL ORDER are getUng busy. wears off duty —' hipster slacks, PORK & BEANS CATFOOD 2 « ' 2 7 ' Aberle and son, 73 Center Rd., Straughan, kept in contact with LIQUID CLEANER _____ pacchino, Alfred Cavedon, Ken- in Glastonbury after police ' fire and we can’t get out some ------Special Seafood Platter! one another while battling the A Stockholm newspaper said eye-catching sweaters and m S T -A ID SPRAY UUT Bi loring memory of our father neth Matthew and Joseph Li- stopped his vehicle and, after tang ey. wounded yet.” Vernon; Mrs. Phyllis Klssa and she was being considered as a sometimes a Beatles cap — she SLOPPY JOE BEEF 59c Batrldc M^den who passed away qj^j.g measuring, found that the load The colonel has no estimate of He said the action U centered Another Jachie daughter, Dayville. fire by using portable radios. Fire CJhief W. Clifford Maron, future bride for Sweden’s has the right idea.Qf teen-age MR. CLEAN Aur 14. I960. _____ vehicle, extended several enemy dead in the two days of around Hill 634, two miles from DISCHARGED TODAY. Jo- Prince CJari Gustav, 20. The fashion. NEDIQUK Tou are sUil beside us in all we do Wnford White feet over the legal limit. fighting. the Cambodian border. From Jacqueline Kennedy has pur- seph Piantanida, East Hart- who inspected the area this NEW-POWERFUL morning, reported about 12 Swedish royal palace quietly But she added: "On formal RONZONI * ““IIee'"5?'thi^jh?“ tuWe us and- ’ services for Wlnford Before pronouncing the fine, "We'd rather be finding them this vantage point, the enemy chased property at Charter Oak fprd; <3ollins Judd, 14 Knox St.; brushed it off. occasiona she wears shdid hate PLANTER'S U e must go on, wp know ifs true. of-Plainfield formerly of Jacques mentioned that hli boss and killing them rather than has been pounding the U.S. post- St. Judith Ringuette and son, tree stumj;>s were stlU smould­ ering but that the rain wotdd Friends are saying that when |md motheffy suits. The hand- SPAGHETTI BOLD DETERGENT fcit r s not the same since lost j- ’^eid Friday had told him to load the ve- finding them . and counting tions with mortap fire. Jacqueline M. Kennedy, that gs W, Mlddje ’Tpke.; Mrs. Eve- the princess does '^give serious bsg she carries is more suited LARGE SIZE ^ T8. u at the Holmes Funeral Home, hide in toe manner it was them,’’ Berenzweig said. Gen. Norton, who worked aU l»—no relaUon to toe wife of lyn Zalkarite and son. East extinguish them. SEAnOOKFARMS-FROZEN PEANUT OIL Causes of the fires were rot consideration to marriage she- to a business woman ot 60. \^ | Bona aM Paughtera ^ j^ain St Hie Rev l^nald found. Oosely directing the infantry day oh battle strategy at a for- the late president Hartford; Mrs. Patricia Hugh*#] SIRLOIN PIT* known immediately, but Mason may spurn the dwindling band My birthday wish for toe Card of Thanks Wilson of Second Congregation- "Will toe boss pay toe fine?" fight at his battalion command ward command post, said "toe and her husbimd, Roger and sort, Coventry; Mrs. Ruth ■ tvishHI* Turnniki. W«jf princess is that whoever is od- .ifSi. 6 3 ' WORYSOAP , _____ Id Church officiated. Judge Goldberg asked. post at a rocky landing zone in enemy has the clock running J- Kennedy, purchased property Phaneuf and son, 158 Skinner JMldWe lurnpiKC, W est remarked that woods fires of Europe s royalty. _ BLUEBERRIES “won’t go off by themselves.” Princess Margaret, her amrt. vising her will, let her have her Prices effective thrwgh Soturdoy. Aug. 20. We reserve the right to Im it quantities.. W# wish to express our sincere Burial was this morning In "The boss Is my father," the mountains was Lt. Ool. Rob- against him whether he fights from Jarvie Enterprises, Inc., Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Shirley Cos- Manchester “ —■ head a little more. I wish they’d D i ^ to oiur fri Cemetery Ttolland. Jacques repUed. ert H, Slegriat of BesMa, Calif,, or not. If he does fight. It will b* It was noted In a warrantee man and son, 26 Country Lane. Open 7 days a week He stressed that the fires "pull wed a commraer — the Manchester Parkade, Middle Turnpike, West-rOpen Monday through Saturday, 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. 11:80 ana. to 9 p.nu dowD the fire detenses" and Antony Armstroog-Joncs, now forget toe matronly royal con­ 'Y btu *f^5SSthJ‘‘S r ^ S S r s were friends of the ^ d g e Goldberg said. "Tell a veteran of World War H and a fltUng finale to our plateau deed today filed In toe town Veraon; l^rs. Ann Dahlstrom ventions.’’ ‘ Grand Union Redemption Center—50 Market Square, Newingtou. ' resveinent. " — KOTea and a former adviser to campaign." clerks office. and son, Bast hovhHartford.>«wi occupy jaesy men* Lord Bnowdoiv The Gul* sad Young Families family. toe boss t o pay toe fine." A X 3 V S

• dVvi • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 PAG&JinRTEEM PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966

Thomson-Malin Road Paving Gonnelly-Fontana Lessner-Milner ! MRS Registration 3 Pedestrians Din A portion of Bridge St., Objections Raised Ajdvance registration for MISS Sandra Alice Malin of from Hartford Bd. to Weth- Miss ConstRnce Elinor Fon­ pupils new to Manchester erall St., wUl be closed to­ tana of Manchester became the Manchester and George ' Mi­ High School will be held to­ morrow from 8 a.m. to about In State Accidents chael Thomson of Storrs were Over College Road morrow and each Tueaday in By 1 ^ ASSOCBATBp PRESS year-old James Ferrigno Jr,, s ir bride of Delbert Francis Con­ 4 p.m. so of Willimantlc. united in marriage Saturday August from 9 to 12 a.m. Three young Connecticut pe­ nelly of Wapplng Saturday ’The txMul will be paved by destrians were struck and killed The driver of the other car, . morning at St. Bridget’s With the town directors slated tomorrow night to act and from 1 to 3 p.m. morning at St. Margaret Mary’s The administration em- town highway crewmen. over the weekend and a drown­ Walter Kermode, 36, of Dueling, Church, Wapping. Church. on "granting the. state an access road tb the Manchester^ N H., was seriously injured. IBa Community College and also on committing the town to phaslzea that the ragletra- ing reported in Danbury. The bcide is a daughter ' of The bride is the daughter of tlon applies only to new Fewer Hands Needed A collision at Newport, N.H., wife and brother were also hurt, Mr. and Mrs. iSdward J. Fon­ Mr. and Mrs. Geibrge J. Malin the future sale of 160 acres of Globe Hollow land for although not as seriously. colleg# expansion, conflicting ------^------town residents who will be claimed toe lives of two Con­ tana of 794 Center St. The of 2m Woodland St. The bride­ entering Grades 10,11, or 12. AUITORA, Dl.—The food and necticut youths. The car In which the WllM- bridegroom is the .son of Mr. groom is a son of Mrs. opinions oi\ the proposed ac- niay be achieved In such Students are advleed to fiber industries and their agri­ mantle ypuths were, riding tion are being raised by local ^ases as Case Mountain and a Two Weatpo^ youngsters, and Mrs. John E. Connelly of Lois Thomson of Waterbury appear early in order to fa­ cultural base employ 40 per cent Scott Brennan, 16, and his sis­ caught fire alter' thS head-on 107 Hayes Rd., Wapplng. and the late William Thomson. offiolala. proposed linear park In addl- cilitate proper scheduling of of American workers, accotding ter Patricia, 13, were kUIed Sat­ collision on Route 10. The Rev. Joseph Schick of The Rev. Dennis R. Hussey Foremost among these was a tion to properties already their courses. to an agricultural researcher. The drowning occtured Satur­ statement today from Francis i,y the town. urday night as they were walk­ St. Margaret Mary's Church of St. Bridget’s Church per­ Only 8 per cent, or about 1 in ing along Route 13# In Westport. day nig;ht at Lake Candlewood. DellaiFera, chairman of the adds that additional land performed the double ring cere­ formed the ceremony. Mrs. was established under town con­ 13, is directly employed on PMice arrested the driver, The victim, 16-year-old Peter mony. Bouquets of pink gladi­ Raymond Murphy was the or­ OOP Town Committee, urging necessary and may be farms. Continued improvement Thomas J. Hoerman Jr., 28, of Sanchione of Bridgeport, had no action without further study, considered to be provided by trol In September, 1963. oli and white carnations were ganist. M(X3 became part of a state­ in farm techniques could reduce Norwalk, and booked him on been attending a party at a on the altar. The bride was given in mar­ ‘•I recommend strongly,” Nebo) ski slope and this to 5 per cent by 1880. chargee of drunken driving and lakeside home when he wan­ Dellafera said, "that the Board town-owned property in wide system of two-year post The bride was given in mar­ riage by her father. She wore secondary schools last Decem­ negligent homicide. dered off. His body was found a full-length silk organza gown, of Directors take no action on vicinity not sold to the com- UNION SEEKS RBGOONITION 26 feet from shore. riage by her father. She wore W0S a proposed access highway niunity college, plus new ac- ber and la now administered by A car struck three children on a full-length govm of rose point fashioned with a batteau neck­ a Regional Board for Commu­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Arch Street in New Haven Sun­ line, fitted bodice, elbow-length from 8. Main S t, pending a full quisltlons west to Keeney St. Tito United Federation of Postal UAC NAMES EXECUTIVES lace, designed with a sabrina ’ review of all of the problems In yj accomplished by gift, pur- nity Colleges and by the State day, kiUlng one of them. The neckline, empire bodice and sleeves accented with alencon Commission for Higher Educa­ Clerks, AFL-CIO, says its major dead young;ster waa Identified as STRATFORD (API— John A. this area." chase or cluster dedication. long -sleeves. Her veil of silk lace, a bell shaped skirt tion. objective during the next two 5-year-bId Spencer Harris. His McKenna of Fairfield and Leo­ trimmed in apron effect with Over the weekend, Horace F. jn jjis own summation of the years wUl be to win congrea- nard M. Horner of Weston were illusion was arranged from a Murphey. superintendent of the j^nd question surrounding the sister Wanda, 4, and their cousin pearl trimmed rose Headpiece, alencon lace, and a cathederal- aloinal recognition of the 160,000- Anthony Harris, 6, were also named today m vice presidenta length train. Her elbow-length Recreation and Park Depart- college, Weiss directed several member union. hurt. Anthony was admitted to of the Sllwsky Aircraft Divl- and she canted a bouquet of ment, flatly opposed the town’s observations to the Board of Dl- Camp Kennedy white carnations. veil of silk illusion was ar­ The Poat Office Department Yale-New Haven Hospital, moft-qiNthe United Aircraft Oorp. possible sale of the 150 acres rectors; McKenna has been chief of Miss Janet p. Fontana of ranged from a chigpion band of now recognizes the union under The driver, Mrs. Martha Sal- to the college. General Manager "it would seem to me,” he Gets Donations engineering administration. Hmt- Manchester was her sister’s alencon lace and peeu-ls, and an executive order issued by vati, 26, of New Haven, was she carried a bouquet of steph- Robert B. Weiss reported. stated, "that (the directors) charged with negligent homi­ nor, son of UAC Board Chair­ maid of honor. She wore an Weiss, who had asked Mur- must determine whether the Camp Kennedy was the recip­ President John F. Kennedy in 1 anotis and phalaenopsis or­ man H. M an^eld Horner, haa aqua full-length gown, desig^ned ient last week of a 03 cash 1961. The federation wants Con­ cide. chids. phey and Joseph Tamsky, plan- fnotive for acquiring the Globe gress to peas a law calling for Killed in the collision in New been assistant factory manager. with a Norwegian lace bodice, nlng director, to comment on Hollow tract was that of ob- donation from four young mem­ TTie two vice presidencies are sheer skirt with a panel attach­ Mrs. Alfred Cavello of Man­ binding arbitration, mandatory Hampshire Sunday iverc 18- chester was matron of honor the possible sale, quoted Mur- tainlng land to be forever held bers of toe Morano family who enforcement and penaltiaa fw year-old Roger Petersoii of Will- new posts at Sikorsky, which ed to a back bow. She wore a phey as being, "unequivocally for town purposes, or whether manufactures helicopters. matching cabbage rose hat jyith Bridesmaids were Miss Susan sold soft beverages for two days violation. Imantic and hia passenger, 18- Gail Matthics of Waldwick, N. opposed to any further usurps- it was to acquire land that face veil, and carried a bouquet tion of park lands by the State could have been put on the to raise toe money. of pink carnations. * J., cousin of the bride; Miss They are Michael, 10; Daidd, Alicia Pbkaitis of Manchester of Connecticut In the Town of open market and immediately The bridesmaids were Miss P- Manchester or ihelr disposition developed. 7; John, 6; and Mary 8; aB of and Miss Virginia Miller of 10^ Eldridge St. Diane Fontana of Manchester, Hartford. The bridal attendants by any other means.” “The acquisition for the lat- 5 SpedaU for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday I sister of the bride; and Miss were dressed alike in copen blue DellaFcra called on the direc- ter purpose could then be term- Mr. and Mrs. John Makulis of Sandra Connelly of Wapping, gowns of silk organza, designed tors "to refrain from signing ed an acquisition for protection 37 Madison St., donated $6. sister of the bridegroom. Their with high scooped necklines, fit­ a ‘Mai* check.’ Rather, they of the ultimate disposition of Other donations included ice Loring photo gowns and hats were styled MRS. JOSIAH J. LESSNER ted bodices, elbow- length should request a series of in- this large tract of open spaces, cream from toe Silkworm Pup PEPPERS 229® to match the honor attendant’s, formation meetings with auth- "Indeed, it appears that the Tent, (Cooties), 'Veterans of MRS. DELBERT FRANCIS CONNELLY Mi«« Emily Faith Milner of an oyster white dress, match-. sleeves, and sheath skirts with and they carried bouquets of __ back fullness. They wore oriUes of the State Commission Town went to the General As- Foreign Wars of Manchester, and a double tiered chocolate deep pink carnations. BalUmore, Md., and Josiah J. sage. ’The couple^ wiU live in matching flowered tulle head- for Higher Education (which sembly for enabling legislation John Shortier of Bristol serv­ Lessner of Manchester ex­ has ultimate authority over the esUblishing a procedure for the cake and four dozen cupcakes Washington, D. C., after Aug. bows with face veils, and car- from Mrs. Ray Fike of 116 CABBAGE"*^ *T ed as best man. Ushers were changed vows yesterday at 23 Tied kissing balls of orchid col- community colleges) and offlc- sale or lease of land In the John Herlihy Jr. of Hartford " - - ^__ n Aa WaddeU Rd. Mrs. Lessner is a graduate ored asters, Joseph Jay photo ials of the College Advisory Globe Hollow tract. and Thomas Tremont of New­ Green Springs Valley Temple, Council, in order that a com- "In my opinion,” said Weiss, The cake and cupcakes were Baltimore. of Forest Park School, BalU- William Thomson of Addison, MRS. GEORGE MICHAEL THOMSON _____ WSJ ington. attended Boston Unlver- Ul., served as his brother’s best prehenslve plan for the expan- "the Board of Directors must donated for a party Aug. 12 ..six. Mrs. Fontana wore a pink The bride is a daughter of sity, and received a B. S. de- man. Ushers were Michael Mc- Sion of the coUege can be fully now determine the best use of whlph celebrated the last day of two-piece lace dress and match- Mr. and Mrs. Ervin M. Milner gree in June from Towson State Caughey and Douglas Pease at the KofC Home. For a trip is a member of Phi Kappa Phi explored and discussed to re- this property for the people of camp. About 60 campers and Stop.Shop ing accessories. The bride- of Baltimore. The bridegroom is College, Baltimore. She plans both of Storrs, and Robert Rober by jet' to Jamaica, Mrs. Thom- and Phi Beta Kappa, honor s ^ solve future commitments. Manchester. It must weigh in volunteers attended and "fiUed groom’s mother wore a blue lace the son of Atty. and Mrs. to become a high school teach- Brooks of Wallingford, son wore a sleeveless jade and cieties. Mr. Thomson gpradiMtted "Should these commitments,” the process possibility that their little tummies,” according Bissells Mark 30th Wedding Bradlees dress with matching access©- cSeorge G. Lessner of 44 Rob- er. Mr. Lessner is a graduate Mrs. Malin wore a turquoise lime suit dress with matching from Crosby High School, Wa- DellaFera continued, “be so ex- to camp director Harry F. ries. Both wore orchid corsag- ert Rd. He is a grandson of of Cheshire Academy and re- silk linen jacket dress with a accessories and a camellia cor- terbury, and from the Uiuvcr- tensive as to require additional »ble to the college, the college Smith. He said an early morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Austin C. Bis- Chester and Richard J. Bissell FOODS Ta t’ He Grab... ®s. the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles reived a BS deffiee in bus- Isc® overblouse and matching sage. The couple will live in the sity of Connecticut in 1965. He land to the 160 acres being con- nuglit choose to move outsld ing rain prevented more per­ of Vernon, and two grandchil­ B.S. toaiu wu UiC A W sell of 96 Hamlin St. were feted A reception was held at Lessner of Manchester and iness admin'irtratifn from Bos- accessories. The mother of the Maplewood Apts., Storrs, after has received his sidered, it would be prudent to of Manchester,'•Cm M Aar sons from attending. yesterday at a 30th wedding dren. Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. For tjje jat* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. ton University. He is a second bridegroom wore an aqua rih- Aug. 26. ' , , , allow the citizens of Manches- "It seems to me that If the Volunteers who worked at celebration at the family cot­ Mrs. Bissell, the former Ger­ a plane trip to Bermuda, Mrs. Margulies of West Hartford. year student at Washington Ool- bon lace sheath dress with Mrs. Thomson graduated from PhD. in Physics at the Unlwr ter the privilege of expressing decision is to make available the camp the first two weeks of tage on Coventry Lake. About trude Smith, is employed at the m iL thbe IteK Connelly wore a beige suit with RabW Herschel Liebowitz of lege of Law at American Univ- matching accessories. Both Manchester High School in 1962, «ty- He is a ineml^r of S l ^ their feelings ida a referendum, substantial acreage to the col- August were: Carolyn Johnson, 70 friends and relatives attend­ First National Stores, Ehist Hartford. Her husband Is em­ «BIBR)USDA “ ■“ is ■ wore corsages of stephauiotls and from the University of Con- Pi Sigma and Sigma Xi. honor regardless of the permissive act lege, the following conditions Debbie Thirion, Kathleen Finne­ ed the event and presented the ------TCHOICE performed the double ring cere- ^ member of Phi Delta Phi In- and phalaenopsis orchids. necticut in 1966 and is a gradu- societies, and an alumnus m«m- authorizing the Board of Direc- should apply: gan, Nancy Fleishman, Carole couple with a clock radio. ployed at Pratt and Whitney, Early week 29. mony agaiiut a background of temational Legal fraternity, A reception for 200 was held ate student at the school. She ber of Zeta Psi fraternity. tors to sell any or all of the "A complete planning study Chapman, Donna Camllleri, The couple was married Aug. Division of United Aircraft mixed white flowers. Bouquets Globe Hollow tract.” of the college needs should be Paul Moyer and Janyce Flur- 17, 1936. They have two chil­ Corp., East Hartford. (Hera.% speciaht of piiik and white mixed flow- Several unresolved questions, prepared by the college to s h ^ key. dren, Mrs. Harry Roy of Man- photo by Ofiara.) A Larger Farms Asked era decorated the sanctuary. DellaFera said, led him to call in detail the nature of proposed I I r ' ______LONDON — BriUin is per- The bride was given in maj'. for further study of the issues, growth and all pertinent fac- Nassiff photo Lea Chamberlain photo gyading local governments to ri*«« hy her father. She wore •Tt should be pointed out that tors as to the use of ^ land. Stocks in Brief Tolland County Tfce engagement of Miss Lucy The engagement of Miss reorganize the 16,000 farms of ^ full-length gown, designed Gilbert Barnes of the Advi.sory "Assuming that the Board of Kaminski to Paul F. Fortki, Penelope Ann Pierce of Tel" about 45 acres they own into with empire bodice of ivory Council indicated that there Directors reacts tovorably to NEW YORK (AP)—A rally by land to Harold E. Rand of East holdings twice that size. The Alencon lace, elbow-length would be no need of the pro- the planning report airlinea failed to sustain the DOtn 01 mancnesier, naa ubou Hartford >,has0= been announced k.. sleeves and silk organza skirt Goldberg Says Inflation 'smallholdings” then would be posed access road unless the above. appraUals lAould be ob- stock market today and It was announced by her jiarents, Mr. jjy ^gj. parents, Mr. and Mrs. offered to farm-college gradu­ with cathedral-length train. Her town could assure the college d e te rm ^ .toe W r and Mrs. Edward Kaminski of Hilton H. Pierce of Cider Mill ates just starting out. bouffant veil of illusion was ar­ of another 150 acres for expan- inarket value and a sale should down on balance after making Endangers Area Economy 38 Birch St. Rd. ranged from a lace pillbox hat Sion purposes. be baaed upon such an apprala- an early advance. Trading was accented with ivory roses, .aiid' Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. 1.2 MILLION SEE SWEDEN •The directors then unani- ^ w. touggish. The Republican candidate for skyrocketing, according to U and Mrs. Arthur Fortin, 151 El- Clara Rand of East Hartford STOCKHOLM— The Swedish she carried a cascade bouquet mously agreed that this would "Funds obtamed from sitoh Airlines rose v^rously hi U.S. Representative from East­ Atty. Goldberg. dridge S t , 'the late Harold Rand. Tourist Association reports that of white orchids. be toe case, only to have toe s®^'® should be ewmarked i ^ - early trading as another pro­ Miss Kaminski Is a student Miss Pierc^sjs employed at 1.2 million non-Scandinavian Mrs. Michael Chorche* of Deihocratic majority reverse cifically for the acquisition posed agreement to end the ern Connecticut fears that "A at Manchester High School. Mr. Aetna Life and Casualty Co., tourists visited Sweden last Arlington, Va„ sister of the themselves at toe next meeting of additi^al open spwe l^ d or airlines strike was announced, run on inflation is affecting Fortin is a private first class in Hartford. Mr. Rand is employ- year while more than 1 million bridegroom, was matron of hon- when General Manager Robert for the development of facilities subject to ndtfication by the each and every one of us in the U. S. Marine Corps at Camp ed at the Acoustical Materials Swedish tourists went abroad, or. Miss Heni Quitt of BalU- Weiss said otherwise. own, ntemherahlp. eastern Connecticut.” lejeune, N .a Oorp., East Hartford. Germans, totaling 500,000 were more, sister of the bride, was Gains of fractions to 2 or 3 He blames recent price in­ No date has been announced A wedding is planned for the most numerous foreign visi- junior maid oTHboor. Brides- H I^^wt^hafTn ""irtioroTtf access road to pointa were scored by airlines. dent ^ e r i c k u,* site of the college at toe creases on the d ^ c lt spending for the wedding. Dec. 3. tors. maids were Miss Judith Werba Some of the gains ware trimmed of the Johnson administration and Miss Arleen Milner, both of as the session wore on. G rXg Se'y sT wasTa^tSTy to" amd on "a spiraling Viet Nam Baltimore and cousins of the Steels showed a string of frac­ war...... ” bride; Miss Joan Bard of Tren­ tional gains as steel buying was "A step-up in social security ton, N J. and Mias EUayne Ru­ reported continuing to improve witholding taxes had reduced Venezia-Pillard binstein of Baltimore. from July’s low level- spending to the point where The matron of honor wore a Tlie rest of tos market residents In this area have hot pink satin gown, fashioned backed away considerably from The marriage of Miss Dyann found it dlfficut to pay for such V.B. saw an opportunity with slender strape and narrow mile from S. Main St. would ^ d e l^ to explore their its best early level and it showed daily necessities as bread, milk to enter the speeding turn­ Adele pillard to Frederick An­ A-llne skirt J and a pale pink not be practical nor consistent a loss in the popular averages. and eggs," he says. pike ■traffic when an oncom­ thony Venezia, both of Manches­ sheer coat" trimmed with hot with toe college’s needs. mitmeM to Provide the IW TTie Dow Jones industrial av­ Atty. Goldberg is campaign­ ing car’s turn signal indicat­ ter, was solemnized Saturday pink ribbon. She wore a pii& “There are many other ques- of <31obe Hollow land for erage at noon waa off .84 at 893.- ing for- the post now held by ed it would turn off at that head bow and carried a cascade ae. * exit V.B. pulled Into the morning at the Church of the tions which should be fi.tuly re- f« ^ « “ liege expansion, Democrat William St. Onge. of pink roses. The junior maid solved at this time, not toe The dual commitment was The Associated Press average The congressional district in­ stream of cars but did not Assumption. of 60 stocks at noon was off .7 speed up with the traffic of honor wore a pale pink dot- . least of which Is a decision re- proposed at a dii^toin cludes all of Tolland County. flow. The following driver TOP ROUND The bride ’s a daughter of ted SWISS empire styled dress gardlng not only toe sanitary session ^ ly 26 when Albert at 301.6 with industrials off 1.2, "The administration has tried swerved to a’void the slower Mr, and Mrs. Charles Louis with A-line skirt, and a match­ fewer installation within toe rails unchanged and utilities off to sweep the inflation issue un­ moving car but his right IPillard of 116 Waddell Rd. The ing headveil. The bridesmaids college complex, but also the Advisory C^imcil told the board .6. der the rug by stating that the bumper glanced oft V.B.'s bridegroom is a son of Mr. and wore pale pink silk linen A-line plans and cost projections of the requ^t for an access road Northwest Airlines held a problem is not serious," Atty. left rear, throwing boto care FACE RUMP Mrs. Fred A. Venezia of 111 gowns ■ with hot pink trim, constructing a trunk line to the “was pred Mtt^ on the assump- gain exceeding 8 points. Goldberg says. out of control. V.B. skidded WaddeU Rd. matching headbows with veils, A favorable govenunent re- "But the fact remains that into a tree, toe other driver ix>rt on birth control pills jumped toe center, slammed The Rev. Francis J. Mihalek, and carried cascade bouquets of DellaFera' went on. "Also ally turn over some land for the prices are rising.” head on into an eastbound or SWISS pastor of the Church of the As­ hot pink and pale pink roses. heli>ad some of the manufactur­ No real steps have been taken unanswered is a question re- ,, ers of these pills at the start, car. Result; Two deaths, sumption, performed the double Edward Borgida of Roslindale, garding a probable expansion .^®, to correct the problem, he says. three Injured. Moral: Adjust ring ceremony. Paul Chetelat Mass., served as best man. Ush­ to the east, possibly to S. Main President Lowe told the board but their prices faded later and ‘"nie President did ask labor quickly to the legal traffic The Enesf meet _they turned mixed in very dull of Manchester was organist. ers were Michael A. Chorches g. the state needs a commitment and management to use re­ flow, and know toat even a yen'I'ever eol! Bouquets of white flowers were of Arlington, brother-in-law of "Should this materialize, toe for the 150 acres and presents trading. straints" in the fields of wages glancing tap by one vehicle on the altar. the bridegroom; David Milner, lease with toe Country Club figures projecting an enrol- Among toe glamor stocks, Po­ and prices by adhering to the to another can throw boto Richard Milner and Micha^ laroid and Xerox lost more thsn 3.2 per cent guidepoert. The out of control. We hope to The bride was given In mar­ would require toe replacement mert at M ^ c h ^ e r ^m m unl- 2 points each. Itek and Zenith serve your safety and wel­ Quitt, all of Baltimore and broth­ of the 3rd. 4th. and 14-17to ty CoUege of 3,000 students by guidepost, however, was bat­ riage by her father. She wore tell more than a point each. tered from pillar to post, fare in every way. a full-length gown of silk or­ ers of the bride; Samuel H. . holes at town expense. 19'75r . .. _ Chorches of West Hertford, Al­ Prices roee in moderate trad­ in some instances, even with ganza, designed with a batteau “Paridoxically, it seems in- According to Lowe, the NUie ing on the Ameitoan Stock Ex­ DiUon Sales and Service lan Goff of Worcester, Mass., consistent that toe town give site campus as presently plar^ the President’s approval.” neckline, elbow-length sleeves change, With constant appeals for Your Ford Dealer edged in lace, empire bodice ac­ Steven Feldman Of Fall River, or sell a most deslrajile park ned can only accomino^te 400 Mass., and Stuart Yontef of New control by the Republican party, 391<^Main St.» M an ch ester cented with bands of lace, anaand recreationrocrcttuoii areaIM-Ja. and then ^—— be students . 7 .. at „ one time. But he HEADS SBCXIBrnUS OBOPP a Democratic administration sheath skirt with lace appliques, Haven. asked to purchase additional ^t)ENVER. Oolo. (AP) - Wil­ 6 4 3 -^ 4 5 Mrs. Milner wore a floop- accept 800 students in Septem­ continues’Its deficit spending to and an overskirt termmating hi land under toe Open Space pro liam M. King, securities com­ the point where prices are now a chapel-length train. Her veil length dress of hot pink chiffon gram.” ber. missioner of Texas, has been of silk Illusion was arranged with matching accessories. The In summarizing Murphey s Delay over an access road and elected president of the North from a two-tierwl braided bridegroom's mother wore a Ended.. .viiith an Electric views, Weiss quoted him as acquisition by toe college of toe American Securities Adminis- crown of silk organza, and she floor-length dress of shell pink feeling "that a ‘nibbling* proc- proposed 160 acres has stalled ^ t o r a Asaociatloa. carried a bouquet of white car­ crepe trimmed with crystal ess will set in whereby, little by any renovatifm or o o n s tn i^ n beading, and matching aces- 5 nations and daisies. * A ir D ryer Dehim iidifier little, toe town will lose valu- on toe campus. None can begin Miss Doreen Elizabeth Pil- sories. Both wore corsages of able park and open space land, until a road to In. lard, sister of the bride, was white orchids and pink roses. It to his feeling.” Weiss said. Consequently, coUege officials BRAND NEW 3 DIAMONDS QOART SALAD A reception for 300 was held ^5h?t Se 999 ^ of toe Globe have asked for maid of honor. Bridesmaids at the Temple. For a plane trip 1 9 6 6 were Mrs. R. James Allely of HoUow acquisition should for- ^ /- to Bermuda, Mrs. Lessner wore Do your favorite tools grt rusty and unless ftrora moisture caused by summer fwmrtdilyf ever remain in toe hands of toe High *^*^, *^ VOLKSWAGOI Rockville and Miss Susan Grace “It’s the humidity" that causes to nuidt discomfort • •. k is also lospenaibie for mH» M alonfl, probably for most of tno WHITE TUNA Venezia, of 111 Waddell Rd. sis­ ORESSING The tract was purchased school year. v ^ ters of the bridegroom; Miss dewand rust, so destructive to boohs and valuable tools. ^ . at the cost The high school has housed SOUD Barbara Jean Demko of Man­ We*re as A portable Eleelrfc Air Dryer DehumidHIer dries out destructive moisture from your about a decade the college evening classes since Dover chester, niece of the bride; and of *1 million about a decade Community CoHega A NEW .IfiA _____ PACK Miss Lynn Ann L’Heureux of near as basement and other damp places, k gulps up gallons of water each day, keeps the base­ ago. M iix « Sedan brernl Meriden. They were dressed ment or store room molsture-froe all summer long. Weiss quoted Tamsky’s posi­ I f R E E S E R V IC E •like in full-length yellow your tion on toe possible land sale as IWE EXTEND TO I« gowns, designed with batteau , Loring photo An Electric Air Diyer,wHI plug in eitywhere. See the imiv ^ *0*1 models m your ap- follows: "The sale of land to loUR CUSTOMERS 3-89Is briss MRS. FREDERICK ANTHONY VENEZIA telephone the Community College may be •1678 necklines, empire waists and el­ pllanoe dealer now. Did {feemiclfw MOISTURE DAMflfiE. KLH DEL. IN MANCHESTER l.a.for Incomo tax computing bow-length sleeves. They wore "" ^ rationalized as selling land not J At no cost to you, and at our way of central to future development I taying, "Thonkt for your buiint&s" and picture hats trimmed with yel- with white accessories and a Manchester High School and STEREO MUSIC Equipped with Turn Signals, I *^ttcoma. Now Cuitomort^.s.wn oxltnd low streamers, and carried has corsage of white carnations. The Middlesex Memorial Hospital FREE in toe southern part of Man­ Leatherette Seats, Heater, I to you Hoollh Sov-A-Tox • s • o now kets of daisies and baby’s bridegroom’s mother wore- a School of Nursing, Middletown, chester and, indeed, it involves SYSTEMS Dedroater, Seat Brita, Tool I prtKription record system to help you* th e Syitom. molcee ovoitoWe to you^ pale green dress with white ac- She is on the nursing staff at DELIVERY land In an area where we have Kit, Bumper Overriders, lombng other things, qualify for Federol pr.any time, d compteto record of your breath. Electric Wipers, Windshield I Income Tox Deductions ond Iniurance oftginol . prescriptions i and prescription B. James Allely of Rockville, oessories and a corsage of yel- Manchester Memorial HospitaI\ a pirobable surplus.” rtfllii. No other tervlM offers you eo much. Tamsky feels, Weiss stated, AT Washers. Icloimsl iKotber • in - law of the bride­ low roses on her purse. Mr. Venezia is a graduate of Another of the mony line services offered by: Yonr O l d e r for drug needs that the town’s population will groom, served as best mail. Uata- A reception for 250 was held Manchester High School and of and cosmetics will be taken era were Jttmes D. Venezia, twin at the home of the bride’s sis- the Uidversity of Connecticut care of Inunediately. The Hartford Electric Light C o m p e t n y double in toe next 40 years and brother of the bridegroom; M. ter, Mrs. Bernard Banavige, School of Pharmacy. He is a that toe greatest growth will NORMAN'S TEDTRUDON Pillard of Manchester, 287 Burnham St. For a motor member of Alpha Zeta Omega, occur in toe Fern-Oardner Sts. S'I’OI’ IN KOK brother of the bride; Joel 6. trip to Cape Cod, Mrs. Venezia national pharmaceutical frater- rm MTW-OHfWfD [lECTRK CtWAMY and toe Keeney-HUlstown Rd. AN KAK I'll 1,IN(,' VOLKSWAGEN ffahii of Somi^Ue, N.J., and wore a navy blue linen sleeve- nity, and is employed at Blsh- UM dofiX section. ni:ivioN.srKA'HON Hayden O. Hugtop of New Brit- less dress with white accessories op’s Pharmacy, West Hartford. Tamsky foresees toat toe ^TALCOTTVILLE 701 MAIN ST.—e«S-68n need for school land will be ' end an erchid corsage. The couple will live at 40 Cria- Ihreaor^^bkm Phanuaej -113 HAKTKOin) KD, DRUG STORE Mrs. Piiimaj.-yora a blue dress Mts. Venezia is a g r a d t^ cC wold St. alter Aug. 22. achieved by reservations de­ Phona 049-2838 942 MAIN STREET—CORNER OF ST. JAMES__ manded in "cluster” real es­ MANCHKS'l’b'.K tate JBlMUvlalons and toat park iJ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 PAG^ li'irrBEw MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1968 CAGE FOUB-TEBM Pawtuckiet Sk^n AL Roundup: Rescued from Minors THE NI. Roundup: Mota\ HUs Pace L/eadinff Pirates Namath Hit In EL Continues It took 16 innings, 'but ttM Herald Angle Pawtucket Indians downed find place Elmira 6-4 in their fourth American League Coates in Comeback ■ r straight victory Sunday night la Mays Nears Foxx HR Mark w. L. Pet. O.B. EMtem play. Baltimore .. 76 41 .650 N E W Y O R K (A P ) — Joseph with a pitch and the en- In the first EARL YOST But Injury iw n iv y free-for-all resulted in se- tired 21 straight hitters to «me For the Pioneers, the loss'was 62 64 .534 13*,^ Bporto Bdltor D etroit...... Chicago White breezing to his but another sign that their ones 62 56 .525 14*/2 .NEW YORK (AP) — Cleveland ... MFVV ’V’rvP'K’ f A P )— T h e watch last year’* Rookie of the Unites hit John Mackey with a “ safe” league lead may not hoUl 60 67 .513 16 , . Merritt Ranew and the suspesi- 10th victory. Tommie N hjW Y U K K (AUj 40-yarder and Butch Wilson with Willie Mays may be only California ,. was a major league pitcher ^ Vancouver pitcher Ro- vlded the spart^th a Winners Three Successive Days up through the season. After 60 67 .513 16 metal brace tlmt holds J w Namath never survived ® 32-yarder. Cuozzo penetrated two trips to the plate away Chicago ...... two-run homer In the sixth- their loss to the Indians, thelf 60 68 .608 16*4 seven years ago. sarlo Santiago. How about those 18-run baseball pools? Last week Namath______S right knee to- quarter. He limped off tbe Eagles’ defense on a 21-yaM from bk;oming the second Minnesota .. * • • lead over second place WllHams- 6^ 56 .449 28% ^ The next day. Joseph encoun- there were three winners, on successive days, with all gether works, greatest home run hitter New York .: A’STWIN)9— after being hit by Floyd and will to Jihimy Orr and a 30-yard port had dropped to 18*A'game*. 52 65 .444 24 - - the hard way. ^ Coates in a hotel lobby three games being played in the same locale— Fenway How well it works may have Kansas City Jim Nosh, Kansas CSty’u un­ be lost to the Jets for two to heave to Willie Richardson, In the other league gams, of all time, but Manny 53 69 .434 25% Park. The Boston Red Sox bombed Detroit last Thurs- been fully established Saturday . o ^ r t w T r b ^ v ^ ^ * ^ i o r ^ i and ^unch^ him _ in the face. beaten rookie, scattered three three weeks, or until their final Bob Berry, former Oregon York beat Pittsfield 1-0. Water* Mota is closer to 200 trips 63 69 .434 26% Washington Wts before being replaced by day, 13-3, then repeated the 13-run total the following niffW ****'i®«: ^e exhibition gams ,a week before quarterback, worked all the bury at Williamsport was post­ away from becoming the Sunday's Results Coates would like tojTorpt the and won the regular season opens. way for the Vikings in their brilliant four-hitter in his first night against the Tigers, 13-9, but the tide chang^ Je(8’ $400,000 ooo quarterback was poned because of rain, top hitter in the National Baltimore 6, Washington 0 .appearance of the season and incidents. He is determined to ^ aeventh in a row since corn- Saturday when Detroit wound located underneath Don Floyd, The brace however, may 8 ®***® at Portland, Ore M d Pawtucket struck first In thslT League this season. Kansas City 5-4, Minnesota 0- first major league start in three start a new career in the ma- from the minors last Mays hit the 633rd homer d thls Week, barring rain which would have been far dith also pas.sed 33 yards to Pete Jack Jenkins held the Red Sox title because he lags far behind Washington (McCormick 7-10) stormy career I knew I could p^troit 8-6 and 6-3. and scored the deciding run as Charter Oaks Md Brooklyn ^^^g^g ^ ^at- fai times at bat. at Cleveland (Siebert 12-7), night P*tch in the big leagues after » * * ------^------more serioilS. Gent for a touchdown. to two hits as the White Roses Boston completed its sweep be­ D^ger* from New Y o ^ at ^^g 26 ■won 1-0. Jenkins, who pitched s Mays’ homer placed him one Baltimore (McNally 11-3) at that one,” he recalls. I gave .jjo E L S .w m x E SOX— Mike Taliaferro took over at Earl Morrall passed for both them only three hits, all smgles, ANGEiirfs w iu iiii sw-x hind right-hander tice Stange. 7.55. Also tonight, ^*^^8 base hits in 63 at bats. Also 11st- quarterback when Namath left, Giants’ scores, a two-yarder to one-hitter against WHHamsport away from tying Jimmy Foxx'a Boston (Lonborg 6-8), night Homers by Carl Yastrzemski and we beat Early Wynn 3-1.” Coates held the White Sox hit ^ among the top 10 hitters ar. ran 10 yards for the Jets’ only joe Morrision end a four-yarder his l8Lst time out, struck out 534 and two away from trailing Tuesday’s Games ■ the to watch the Coates won 16 of his first 16 less until the fifth and never r ^hlmntc^nlh^n ‘ hree members of Moriarty’s of touchdown and in the fourth to Homer Jones. Ron Smith nine and walked Mily one. It only Babe RuU} on the all-time California at Minnesota, N heavyweight list. .JWillie. however, wasn’t big league decisions in 1959-60 was in serious trouble in launch- Red Sox in the (^ n e r. " liS Manchester, outfielder Dave Lill quarter twice moved them with- scored for the Falcons on a 6 was his ninth victory of the sea­ Kansas City at Chicago, N fight between Eddie Cotton and 3^3 gob Carlson at saying much about the impend­ but began to slip the following ing his comeback bid. in ■ field goal range. Jim Turner yard run with an interception. It son against five losses. New York at Detroit, N ORIOLES-SENA'TORS— champion J ^ Toires at 10 3^3 gbortstop Leo McNa- ing historical occasion. year and eventually was traded “ He pitched like a man who kicked a 38-yarder that broke a gave him two of the three touch- The game’s only score cams Washington at Cleveland, N The Orioles increased their o'clock on Channel 3. Coming 3Q1 xall Jimmy Mar- "Dwi't ask me that.” he re­ to Washington. He drifted to wants to stay in the 10-10 tie, then added a 17-yard- downs the new Atlanta club has in the sixth when the White Baltimore at Boston, N lo wasnmg on. ne uxM.eu ^ ™ . league lead to 13% games over up thl* weekend for video view- g, Rockville and Hamll- plied to a question about No. scored in three games. Roses managed to bunch three er* is football Friday night ^^n’s Twi entry has won eight In the only other AFL exhibi­ against Pittsfield’s right hander 634. "Why is it every time I get National League Cleveland rushed out to a 2 1 -0 last of performance against my pair of homers -- his 35th and Baltimore Colts vs. St. Louis ^ pitching decisions for the Bob Myer. It was Myer’s 10th close to something, you guys W. L. Pet. G.B. Pacific Coast League tion, Oakland defeated S^ln Die­ lead, then coasted in against the team but I have to admire the 36th. Boog Powell and Cards at 9:30 on Channel 3 second best mark in the loop, go 14-7. loss of the season. He gave up come around and ask me that?” Pittsburgh .. 69 i i .1596 — In National League 49gj.g_ Francisco didn’t get ■^hei^e he won 11 games and man. More power to him.” Eddie Watt also and ICO golf on both Saturday pg^g boasts the top mound . seven hits through the gams. The only question Mota is San Fran. .. 69 50 .680 114 weekend action, Baltimore ^ g scoreboard imtil the last wJs involved in on f of base- Rookie Jay Johnstone collect- Watt altowed and Sunday over Channel 3. . . ghowlng for Moriarty’s with thumped Philadelphia 31-17, asked these days is how does he Los Angeles 66 50 .666 3V4 Country Club minute of the first half. Leroy f i Frank Toro, former local grid- gg^g^ ^ g ,gur setbacks, Minnesota crushed Pittsburgh feel about not having a chance Phila...... 63 54 .638 6*4 ball’s wildest brawls. On May 11 ed three hits and scored three ^ Kelly returned a punt 87 yard Vancouver’s Richardo runs, pacing the Angels attack, bender In the ninth. der and latter coach of the sue- q-gnight, Vernon faces league 36-6, Dallas downed Los Angeles to win the batting title despite St. Louis , ...61 56 .621 8% hit FOUR BALL, BEST BALL for one Brown touchdoivn, and Petrocelli Out cessful Manchester Merchants, gbamplon Valcb at Colt’s at 6 20-10, New York edged Atlanta fats lofty average. Cincinnati .. 59 87 .509 10 Saturday Walt Roberts set up another is again Fred Wallner’s ^ s t - ^^jjg y^g j^jgg g^g j ant. Dressen, a friend of most ley Fran Car'vey, Jack a fumble. to the Eastern Regional Little Citation, horse of the year in Junior Grant Monahon of qualify for the title. Alou cur- what’s happening. (AP Photofax) Los Angeles 4-10, Chicago 3- 1948, won 19 of his 20 races and Basking Ridge N.J., will cap- ing of weakness. He was rs* ■MFW VORK (AP) — reached for three hits and Baltimore just three days ear newsmen, was No. 1 on the list ciock ett 67. ’ Johnny Unitas and his stand- League Tournament. Windsor reoriy leads the league with a 12, 1st game 14 innings, 2nd O ff the Cuff finished second in the one he tain Dartmouth’s lacrosse team placed in the lineup by veteraB JHA mark. game 10 innings Only one major leagye * Hamilton hurled 5 l-3 innings Veteran stock car driver Gene "toe guys with reporters af- SELECTED NINE in, Garry Cuozzo, each passed Locks won the state title Sat- tor two Baltimore touchdowns, urday by beating Seymour 2-1. lost, next season. utilityman Eddie Kasko, Mbta’s problem Is that even if Today's Games of two-hit relief for the victory. Bergin is piloting Bob Oliver’s ter Casey Stengel stepped d o w A— Pete Staum 30-4— fas pUys every inniBg of Qie Pi­ M o|Or LaaQUO ’ Favorites Chicago (Hands 8-9) at Phila- T h T n the' The nightmarish inning ...... In the opener, Dooley Wom­ popular car No. 10 in area stock from the Mets. Dressen who Bundi TarCa 32-4— 28; rates’ remaining 46 games, he ack allowed only one hit in five car competition. Oliver has been spent 50 years in baseball, had ^j^ g b _ ji^ Melley 30-5— 25, "?tSti'Siir2:2)H ous- Cleveland Indians suffered Dic^’^ H o W s aimoet certafatly will not reach innings of relief as the Yankees in the racing game for 20 years, hundreds of stories wWch he McCarthy 32-6 — 26; 602. Detroit Falls Twice, ton (ZachaJT O-OKnight against New York in the throwing error. Roger Mans halted a four-game losing Bergin replaces Buddy Krebs as picked up along the dla- ^ ggg c _ H a l Bennett 33-7— 26, AmeriCMi League Despite Mays’ reluctance to CincinnaT^ (O’Toole 4-4) at second game of Sunday S singled Boyer to third and one streskk. Oliver’s driver. . Signs that mond trail and reaUy We((man 35-9— 26, Val tafic aboot 6S4, he’l certainly Batting (276 at bats) —Oliva, i J f A T e t o s (Osteen ^ -9). night doubleheader sweep by the out later Fred m ^ e l d fum- •summer Is on the homestretch; enjoyed dugout M d ci^^ientino 36-9 — 27; Low reach it. Minnesota, .317; F. Rolnnson, Trails Birds by 13Vz Only ®games scheduled. Yankees. bled Jake Gibbs’ bouncer for Little League baseball and lights and humorou.s incidents... ^ g _ Horvath 72, Doc other NL games, Los An­ Baltimore, .318. And it wasn’t even the New the second error. American Legion baseball com- Another manager gone from the 72; Blind bogey — Ed geles edged Chicago 4-3 in 14 York Mets. Next came Cleveland’s piece Buns — F. Robinson, Balti- BOSTON (A P )— No one can accuse the Boston Red Americans petition has ended and playoffs scene in the past week was ^g^gg 79 Laj-^y Gazza 79! innings, then lost 12-M) in 16, more, 91; Aparicio and B. The Indians made six errors, ns)-^am- Indians and then repeating -striving to strengthen his arm Jake Honnon 96-18— 78, Steve Ralston-Graebner partnership doing public relations work with cjeveign^i gj,d Mllwaukee-At- Low gross—^Ken Gordon 71, and Tom Haller also horn- **ton. New York, 8-2, .800; Me- against the Tigers,” Manager weak from shoulder sur- Cavagnaro 107-29—78, Jack overpowered veteran Rafael Shaefer Brewing Co. lanta but has never produced Dick Cronin 73, Joe Wall 78, ered for the Giants, and BoUn Nally. Baltimore, 11-3, .786. K lly Herman said. “ But we K®*Y last April, earned the vie- Goldberg 89-11—78, Frank Wil- Osuna and 6-foot-6, left-handed * * * a winner. He’s a lot like Birdie Einar Lorentzen 73; Low net— Strikeouts — Boswell, Minne- pitched a five-hitter. aren’t thinking about them, tory In the first game, allowing son 88-8—80, Gene Kelly 90- Cards’ Lou Brodk Relieved Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 6-1, 6-4, 6-0. Here ’ n There Tebbetts, in this respect. How- Frank Kieman 71-4— 67; Tom Len Gabrielson’8 three-run Richert, Washington, manaaed to eet out of the three runs on five hits in six in- 10—80, Jack Kearney 92-12— The Mexicans needed a dou­ ■While A1 Putz appeared to ever, the current Cleveland Kearns 78-11—67. .u...... _.u x__x__ 160. 6 B .v.__ ------80, Jack Hunter 91-11—80. double in the seventh inning cellar by tying Kansas City for nings. McMahon then took over bles triumph to stay alive for have the Hartford Twlight manager is one of the nicest WOMEN’S DIVISION broke a 2-2 deadlock in the sec- Natfooal League After Hitting Streak Ends ninth place and the New York hut needed help from Jose San- LADIES BEST NEVE the final day because they lost League battling title all wrap- ®**d most cooperative guys in BEST 12 HOLES ond game. Houston’s Claude Batting (276 at bats) — Alou, Yankees __ are just two games tiago for the final out in the Class A—^Dora Kellner 37-9—- ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis came on with two out £Uid the both singles matches Saturday ped up despite being collared at the business although he can’t Low gross—Julie Faulkner Raymond was the viettm of the Pittsburgh, .344; Clemente, ajjead of "vis in sixth place. ***r*th when the Tigers rallied 28; Class C—Vera Honnon 33- a double header with the bases loaded in the ninth. in the best-of-five-point champi- the plate in his last three win a pennant.______56; Low net—Esther Burnham Winning attack. * Pittsburgh, and Oarty, AtlanU, that’s our immediate objec- tor two runs. Bennett squared 15—28; Class C—Gloria New York Mets Sunday to close Loser Jack Hamilton retired onship. 60-6— 44, Helen Ayers 55-11— jae. five.” his record 2-2. Meurant 45-17—28; KickeA— Qut their meetings this season, two men before Curt Flood But they couldn’t cope with 44; Low putts—Mary Genge- DODOE»8-efoi.e a crowd of 20,112, which around on an infield hit by 170-yard fourth hole Sunday ijiyig major leagues’ leading other walk. six games of the match that he Low gross—Helen Noel 78'; end the second game 3:38. ’The 61. sent Boston attendance for 51 Scott and a double by Joe Foy using a No. 4 iron. Witnessing ‘i>a,se stealer had been batting at Shannon scored Flood and Me served, winning three of those Low net—Barbara Boyce 78-9— Dodgers won the first game on — Akw, Atlanta, 163; Ole- Rudolph Pockets dates to 617,784. The Red Sox in the fourth. Boston added an- the feat were Ev Murphy, Leo a .430 clip since July 27 and had Carver with a line single to cen- at love. 69, Helen Wilkos 81-10—71, Wes Oo%’ington's two-run single mente, Pittsburgh, 146 dldn’t hit the 600,000 mark last other run on singles by Stange, Byrd and Wally Parciak. collected at least one hit in 18 ter and Smith ended the game Ralston served to open the Mary (Jangewere 82-11—71; fai the 14th. The Cubs bad gone Doubles Callison, Philadel- year until their 60th home date. Jose Tartabull and Yastrzemski Low gross Sunday—Stan consecutive games until the with a single to left. match, and that first game was Low putts—Mary Gangewer* ahead 3-2 in the top of the inning 1*1®. 27; Alou, Atlanta, Phil- stange w Stange was the victim of two in the seventh. Hilinski 69. Mets held him hitless during a Rookie Steve Carlton allowed deuced three tinjes before he 27, Barbara Boyce 30. with the help of pitcher Bob lips> CTiicago, Pkison, Cinefo- errors and T-Bird Prize a pair of unearned With seven victories in the BEST 15 HOLES. 4-3 loss in the nightcap, two Mets’ runs in the fourth won it. In the next five games BOND 12 HOLES Miller’s error. *‘6fi W. Davis, Los Angeles, runs scored on an infield hit in last nine games, the Red Sox Class A—Stan Hilinski 49-1— The Mets took the opener, 5-4. when he gave up singles to Ed be served, Ralston dropped only Low gross—Barbara Boyce Chicago lost an 9ring two runs on Ron Santo’s to, 11; aem ente, Pittsburgh, 9. then settled down and checked game series tonight. Boston’s Brown 60-11—49. Steve Cavag- about myself instead of the Grote and allowed Ed Krane- set. the tune of ?20,000. ■ ___...... sfcrifice fly and Phil Regan’s Home runs — Aaron, Atlanta, ^ Gangewere 60-11— 49; Low „ _ .i, i Tigers on three singles the Jtm Lonborg, who has a 6-8 re c-jia ro 72-23— 49, Bob Baum 60-9 team, Brock’s streak boosted pool a sacrifice fly. “ We got to m ^ t of the shots, That was the amount Rudolph ohamp who led the ITiunderbird putts—M ary Gangewere___ „ 27, wild pit<*. Jim Lefebvre, who M; Itorre, A t^ ta , Allen, Phil- rest of the way. The veteran ord, is due to be opposed on the —51, Dick Carlson 60-9—51, his tiatting average 28 points to The Cards lost the opener but we couldn’t do anything pocketed Simday by winning the after two rounds, tied for 17th at E ^ g Hilinski 31 Helen Ayers m a two-run homer tor Los An- adelplua, »nd Mays, San F r a nright-bander - ...... retired the last 10 mound by Dave McNally,^ who Harry Weinstein 61-10— 51, .298 for the season. when an error by shortstop Dal when we got there, ’ Osuna said, $100,000 Golf Clas- 2gt. 31. ’ geles in the opener, napped cisoo, 26. batters in order in evening his has won 11 of 14 decisions. Larry Chaine 62-11—51; Kick- The cards slavaged a 2-2 split Maxvill set the stage for two The 27-year-old Mexican said sic, the first tournament victory pott, Rudolph’s benefactor, three singles and a dotfole in a Stolen bases — Brock, St. Lou- CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP record 6-6. A special "doubleheader’’ will ers—Pete Lingua 79-()— 79, In their four-game home series unearned runs in the seventh, the match was "one of the worst in two years for the soft-spoken tied for 26th at 289. losing cause. -ia» 1^1; Jackson, Houston, 37. Sue Eggleston and- Helen "He got stronger as the game be offered Red Sox fans. Pitts- Bemie Apter 104-27-:-79, Ray -with New York when third base- delivered on Swoboda’s clutch I ®ver j^ yed . ’ His service was 32-year-old pro from Clarksville, Nicklaus shot ahead by a • • • Pitching (10 decisions) —Re- Noel 'Will meet Thursday in the H^POWER TO EARN M O R E ... field, a Boston farm club, will Hallowell 104-25—79. Barney men Charlie Smith and outfield- single. The game was tied at 3- Teon. stroke on the second hole but 36-hole finals of the Club BiRAVES-FHILS— Angeles, 10-1, .909; meet the Pawtucket Indians in IVeber 90-11— 79, Phil Mazew- er Mike Shannon combined for 3 until Swoboda hit safely after fi*^ “ d fifth ^ m e s of the iMt *Uiast week at the Cleveland Rudolph caught him on the fifth. Championship. Mrs. Noel ad­ AUanta’s Denny Lemaster P®«’»’y, San Francisco. 18-2, .900. a regularly scheduled Eastern ski 97-18— 79, John Harrigan three RBI’s in the ninth on’ a a single by Ron Hunt, Maxvill’s In volleying, usi»Hy Ws Puncher Versus (^pen I missed the money ton !8. fou^years in.Sheet Graebner, a Northwestern Uni­ champion Ja6 . Opsn PHudevnia

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BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Biudness Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW MIATURiB WOMEN do a fine WE NEETO by Septembar X. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 ■ Offered 13 p a g e s c t ie e n Jo4> with AVON, too. If the Waitresses and n u n a iy sd> ATTICS, cellara, gfarages and VT hEM grind of a full-time Job is too Undant Part-time. H y«M BY ROUSONOUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Antwtr to ?r»vlout Punte CLASSIFIED yarda cleaned, trash hauled to 'fOrsWERElWy much, you will wetoome the think you qualify for oM^af tm jiB SPORTS Animals dump. ReaeonaUe. Call 64S-B819 HE LET'EM ¥MNPER dloiwer pace, and the high eam- the above, apply In pentop, kigs that come from servicing Parkade Bowling Lanes, 844|A RBNTAIB—Power roner, chain m P A H P T R E E - ACROSS 42 Greek Mter an AVON territory near your West Middle Tyke. Me phoiie saws, trail roller and aerator; 1 Coofir 44 Floor eoverln( ADVERTISING home. Call today for appoiiKr ca lls. SM aU at 4SFW8hUn lawn vac, rototdlers. Also sales r r m e n t 269-4683. WHEM H»1SEAH,1U»’LL) SFelUleo 48 Lead CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS and Mrvloe on all lawn equip - TUP WAV AtAos Wm^;^^NIESCLA1M60 biw dA”'” n1T M ^ 8^------HARtJBK ikPembiineiiima 82 Court trUl list . inenL Capitol Equipment, SB ^ ATALKlKl'PO^ TO LMfiH OFF 13 Stowe hendM 84 Terrible Main S t, 648-7088. ______'AXJ6ET.THE NEW BOARDER ^ T M A N A H\C- MSootbeni 88 Egyptian laeredB HE AINT W iC H A « OO&S GO, INTRODUCE- H l M - y C U P AT A conitellittai buU COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. gU T HE LOOKS S M A R T E R 18 Feminine 88Hoilem PROFBSfflONAli Cleaning L(DOKING FOR «aPtATER? / 7T 8MPEWAMC6 MONDAX Thra FRIbAT 10:30 AJA — BATUBDAX • AAL • Billing Clerk THAf^ THE USUAL TRIBE HERE appeUation . eommander Carpets, furniture, walls and V /a L ,H E 5 TIU.I V AtEBTWO. — • W ith o ut m e n t io n in ' n o UBnedofdof 87 And othera (ab.)|j floors — all cleaned In your NAMES/ COMBTOTHlNltfOF, HA5M>T tfO T A 18 SMtted feUna 88 Meahad labrici' For local branch of nation­ EXTRA HANDLE/ ' PLEASE READ YOUR AD home, fully bisured. Call Higbie BU66S BUNNY IT. WHAT DOVtXJ C A L L t h e 20 Climbing plants 58 Yearn (ilang) 21RlghU(ab5 OIkm UMI or *nvant Ads” u « taken over ttte phene ee-6, S ervicem aster, 610-8488. al organixatlon in Bast MUTT?, 60 SuriaM of water ^ j „pUM 37 GuB-Uke bird I 22Nnmber (nauL) 17 N i^t before 41 SI oonvenlenoe. H ie edvertlMr ahoold reed U s ad m PHtST Hartford. ansU congenial ° MONEY 28Staelmakins tn evtnt mechmimi D AX. IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In Mme lOr the group in air-oondltioned o#- NOW PER procaH DOWH Household Serricea A KJICE lOOffihore 43PuUet next Innertlon. H ie Herald la reaponslble tor onlp ‘ONE faieor* flce, paid vacaUon, excel­ S T S t^ of dreai IRemovo rind H m telephone eora- IN.TH' 2 Wavy (bar.) 22Cbaraeteriitie 45Scrutinln reet or omitted Inaertlon for any advertfawmant and then only Offered 13-A lent starting salary with SlAuatralian pany is looking for a O L J l a k e ! oatrieb 8 Clubs (bridge 23 Piece of timber 46 Headland to the extent of a "m ake good’' Inaertten. Ibrrora which do not other benefits, 9 n.m.-5 playing) 24 Glri’s 47 Dtamountad leaaen the value of the advertiaanient Will not bo eorreetod ligr RBWBAVINO of bums, moth reliable cleaning wom­ 82 Verdi opera app^tlon 46 Enclosure f « p.m., five day week. Call SSPlntaUduek 4A4utU "m ake good" InaertloB. boles. Zippers repslred. Win an to work In our 8Rip 28 Florida city anlmala__ _ 628-6576, 34 In the mldat of 26 Icelandic poem 40 Algerian port dow gbadea made to measure, building at New State 36 Hina opaning 6 Roman poet aU sixes Venetian blinds. Keyt 38 Banal (abj 7 Impair 28 Obscuri^ 60 Stuff Road, Manchester. 38 Wile, for 8 Cargoes 20 Girl's name 81 Far (oonm. (Boekrtlle, Tell Pree) made while you wait. Tape re- SOTrampet mouth form) __ DBPH!NDA!BLE fun - time ma- Hours ars 5 pm. to t oord ers fo r rent. M arlow 's, 867 p.m., rive days per 643-2711 875-3136 tore salealady. Apply Marl- Main.. S49422L week. Work involves B 9 10 11 Mads, 691 Main St. Manches­ r " 2 3 5 " hght cleaning oC ottloe i ter. ______Building— Contracting 14 prem ises. GERONIAAQ]^ IP 4 i r trouble Reaching Our AdYerllser? DENTAL ASSISTANT — foD- I p i QUALTTX Carpentry — Rooms, time for oCfioe In RockvlUe. dormers, porches, basements Excelleot woiWng een- IT M Write Box F Herald, stating 14-Hour Answering Senrice retmlshed, cabinets, buUt-lns, ditions, steady empley- a -« - OK. i " 0 full quaUfleations. J formica, aluminum, vinyl, ment good salary, a ^ IHe'S IT 20 Floor Finishing 24 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 85 CH IT . Free to Herald Readers steel, ceramo siding. William valuable benefits. BY V. T. HAMLIN MuCham THEGflOTo L L HIGH SCHOOL Junlora —for ALLY OOP JR W ant tatormatton on ona o f ear etassIBed advt Robbins Carpentry Service, CANPHIL Floor covering, 73 DRIVEIRS for school bus, 7:30- KEYPUNCH operators — want waltreaa work. After school 649-3446. 8:46 a.m., 2:30-4 p.m., good pay to work evenings? . . . Pull or In Manebester apply "FI LC No answer at tae talspbona EstadT tHmply asU Birch St. Wall to wall carpet­ about S days a week, some O'OXJRSEI a s k i n o , THECKWITHI I DUNNO.OOP.. ■ sca le. M3-2414. part-time days? .. . Just Satur­ weekends, good hourly rate, at our employment of­ THEM! I / r u . HAFTA fiUZ, tM OtMANDIMa^ 5 T s r ing, linoleum. Free estimates. IT'S YOUR I ' m ST ADDITIONS —remodeling, ga­ days? . . . You pick the hours, good gratuities, pleasant work­ fice, 52 Btost Center TJ«gJ|CT, ^HOW-BOUT WAS HERE ( CONSIDERYOUR rages, rec rooms, bathrooms Expert installation. Cali MS- RRSr/ ^ . **|,RBIJUE3T n 1 EDWARDS we have the assignment Call ing conditions. Apply in per­ Street Open Monday MV RKaKlTS/ { t h e IR S3 tiled, kitchens remodeled. Call 1218, or 649-2985, 5 T s r 622-3203. son, Brass Key Restaurant through Friday 8 am. RX3HT5? Leon C leezynskl, BuUder, 649- CARNTVAL BY DICK TURNER 1 ANSWERING SERVlOE URETHANE SURFACING of to 5 p|n. Or call 648- s r 4281. R.C.A JT 37 H 3 8 all floor surfaces. Seamless, no SE9CRETARY fo r Saturday 2701. Evening and Sat­ and Sundays only, 8 to 4:30 r ■ ■ u 6494500 - 0762519 CARPENTRY—32 years expe­ NOW IS THE TIME urday Interviews ar­ T g^’c^u h a s OPENINGS FOR . . , p.m. Typing ability requirsd. a r 41 and leave year XonH hear from rience, complete remodeling, ranged. Medical terminology desirable, U Jig time wlthoat an evening at i additions, rec rooms, concrete M3-1803. r i Telephone and scheduling — If you will be seek­ ?T work and garages. References excellent working conditions, 1 1 clerks. You will receive ing a position after THE SOUTHERN □ AatomobH«i For Ssle 4 given, free estimates. Call 643- interesting career. Call Mrs. Bonds— Stocks— service requests on the 4 T 50 51 2629. school begins Smith 643-0463 for appoint- NEW ENGLAND JT 46" I t phone and schedule and w 1963 TEM PE ST L em ans — r e ­ M o r tg a g e s 2 7 ment An Equal Opportunity TELEPHONE COMPANY ■■ HERALD built 326, floor shift, new (dutch, NEWTON H. SMITH A SON— file. Must enjoy talking on Employer. An Equal Opportunity _ A-•ti.TTH—aS..'* s r BT SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ — Or, if you’re employed pressure plate, etc. Mimt sell Remodeling, repairing, addi­ the phone, must type. ■" """ ' ' Employer BOX LETTERS im m ediately, $1,200. 742-7726. tions, rec rooms, garages, limited funds available for see- Small busy office, own. b u t looking fo r a WOMAN TO BABYlSrr In m y 5 T 5 T porches and roofing. No Job ond mortgages, pajrments to transportation r e q u 1 red. change home, own transportation. OsD suit your budget Expedient nL For Tour 1062 PONTIAC T em pest Lem an* too small. Call 649-3144. Liberal paid benefits. For after 6 p.m., 649-8756. ______BY AL VERMEER s r HT convertible, bucket seats, new se n d e e . J . D . R ea lty. 648-6129. Interview call or visit Mr. PRISCILLA’S POP CARPENTRY — Concrete work, TO LOOK AT THESE MM - J 2 Informaticm tires, must sell at once. Call Sheridan, 109 Pitkin St, IE after 6 p.m., 875-8777. anything from oeDar to rooCi MORTGAGE LOANS — first, OPPORTUNITIES M V POP S/VS I hope they *- second, third, all kinds realty, East Hartford, 246-6501. t b m h e r a u d w in n ot Inside and out, no substitute for <&ET VSfORSE/ remember the OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 1961 REN AU LT O arvelle con­ statewide, credit rating unnec­ PART-TIME OPENINGS p r e s e n t s ! dlscloee the Identity of quality work, satisfaction guar­ vertible, good condition, rea­ anteed, competative prices, no essary. Reasonable, confiden­ An Equal Opportunity any advertiser using hex MORNING PAYPOWER* totters. Readers answer- sonable o ffe r accep ted . 643- Job too small. D A D Carpen­ tial, quick arrangements. Alvin Employer, M and F lag blind box ads who 8780. try , days 648-1901, evenings 649- Lundy A gen cy, 627-7971, 983 AFTERNOON desire to jnotect their ?Taln St., Hartford, evenings. EVENING *POWBR TO ilARN MORE m identity can follow this 1968 PLY M O U IH V-8, 2-door 233-6879. GIRL Friday wanted — part- prooedu re: hardtop, convertible. Best of­ time, must be able to handle (4 hours or more scheduled to fer. Call between 6-7. 643-4836. Roofing— Siding 16 smell office, payroll, billing, your convenience whenever pos­ *POWER TO EARN MORE AT P&WA Enekwe your repl; Business Opportunity 28 bookkeeping, etc. C all 643-1133. sible) •*yi box m an enveh FCHRD 1966 w agon country se­ t«ii>w iRr.T. HOME Im provem ent addreased to the dan, V-6, Pordomatlc, power Oo. — Hoofing, siding, altera­ LUNCHEONETTE — E stab- WANTED — all around atten­ AND fled Manager, Mancheeter steering, power tailgate, roof tions, additions and remodel­ Ushed over 20 years, fully dant lor dry cleaning and laun­ Now you can learn new aktUs . . . and gat paM good Evening Herald, together rack, deliuce Interior, other ex­ ing of aU types. ExcellenA equipped, spotless, reasonable. dromat. Full time, 7-3. Apply FULL-TIME OPENINGS money while you toam. That meaiui more PAYPOWEB c > with a memo Ueting the i tras, good condition. M9-S719. workmanship. M9-M96. Selling due to Illness. Call 649- eompantoe you do NOT a t W ash and Clean, 530 East If you're a high school gradu­ for you now and for year* to coiiie! Pratt A Whitney 8280 between 4 p.m.—8 pm. 8-1? want to eae your totter. I Middle Tpke., Mwichester. ate or have had business expe­ Aircraft has a wide range of training eounea with cmttrlW«.ag.T«.ai,«s:n«.oeL A A. DION, INC. RooQng, Tour totter win be de­ 1961 EOONOLINB van, fa ir siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- rience you may qualify for pay and hundreds of good Job ofpenlnga available right ' stroyed If the sdvertlBer la condition, $360. 648-3433- teratloas and additions. Osll- Schools and Classes 33 now whether you’re experienced or not You can oam one you've mentioned. K — General clerical positions WAYOUT BY EEN MUSE ings. Workmanship guaran­ WAITRESSES a big 10% bonus if you start Free Disability Insursnce e-iff ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ 643-4536. 4. Accounting Systems. THE TRAVELERS THE vyoRgy w/Agr ROOFING- REPAIR of roofs, I Medical Flan isaisei ers, sales and service, bonded INSURANCE HUNDREDS OF GOOD JOBS AVAIL ABLE IN I representative. Alfred Amell, The best In gutters and con­ Phone — Write — Visit THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG COMPANIES 110 Bryan Dr., Manchester. Garage— Service- ductors. Repair of chimneys, 526-9158 Call 875-8951 or 643-5412 To Arrange Interview *.m« k, HU. Ik. m «.«. ui r«. 644-8141. S to ra g e 10 too. Call Coughlin, M3-7707. "Specialists In IBM (At the center of transporta­ MACHINiNG tion—In downtown Hertford) CALL your local Electrolux OARAGE for rent, approximate- T raining” Heating and Plumbing 17 HOWARD JOHNSON’S branch office for complete serv­ ly 1,100 square feet, utilitlee, Sept. EhuoUment An Equal Opportunity INSPECTION ice. 1123 Main St., East Hart­ businees aone n . 646-0023. ROUTE 30, VERNON Employer M & F m O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAL COMPLETE plumbing and heat­ Hartford and New Haven ford , 628-0606. ing service, complete new bath­ Business Schools room installations and bath­ (Div. of Plus School System) AIRCRAFT ENGINE MECHANICS POBNT I T . WOULDN'T CAU. NO? WHAT WOUbP Motocydes—Bicycles 11 il room remodeling, SO yea rs in 721 Main St., Hartford PARTY FLAN dealers and 'tou c a u . i t ? P erson als 3 eD1ffiZ'«9Ut>flEHE»D{0W0Rif tr b e h e a p i n s / 1965 S-90 HONDA, low mile­ business. Earl VanCamp. M9- managers wanted. Demon­ SHEET METAL WANTED — Ride to Pratt & age, best offer. CaU 643-5070 4749. strate Toys—Work now untU Whitney, East Hartford, sec­ a fte r 5. December—ExceUent Commis­ WANTED B O m PLUMBING and heating TRACTOR - TRAILER ond shift, from Manchester sions—^No Investment ^lar BENCH WORK . repairs, alterations, electric y Clean, Late Model G reen. M9-0310. JOBS WATTING and phone necessary. CaU or 1966 JANA 400 oe, best offer. and gas hot water heaters, free write today—Santa's Parties, RODE wanted to Pratt and Call between 6-7. 643-4836. esU m ates. OiU 648-1496. USED CARS TOOL & DIEMAKING BARN $200. PER WEEK Inc., Avon, Connecticut 673- ______BRlNfiVTSTRAlQHTBACK Whitney, 8-5 weekly, from 160 cc HONDA, super cub, blue, 3455, or evenings 673-9829. Top Prices Paid — JoUSTBRINfiJTSlWMEHTBACK AMD TOSS IT S rR A IfiW O trr...^ _ I BOUGHT IT FROM A Hartford Rd. and Prospect St . . AND HIGHER J015COUNT STORE. WHY2 1966, tow mileage, excellent Moving— Tniddng— For All Makes AffiCRAFT ENGINE TESTING TOSS ITSIRAlSHTOUt SEE? ,.Vtfteltt’DTHECAPCaMEFROM? 643-6094. condition, 648-2996 after 6:30 CLERK-TYPIST for East Hart­ S to r a g e 2Q TRAIN NOW — PAY LATER ford firm, call for appointment BY DICK CAVALLl WANTED—Ride from Center p.m . CARTER CHEVROLH MORTY MEEKLE MANCHESTER Delivery. Light ,eOv^/TOO» EXPERIMENTAL MACHINING and Knox Sts., first shift, TRAIN IN YOUR AREA BUIVTAOO — 260OO, matador, trucking and package delivery. C O . , I N C . BY ROY CRANE South parking lot, PAW, East BUZZ SAWYER 1966, fa ir oaodltlon. $660. 643- Refrigerators, washers and PART-ITME COUNTEIR waitress, day sWft, WHAT D/D VOU t o W rh \ 1 HBCN& Hartford. Call 643-5235. 1229 Main S t a n o t h e r L e v t D N ? 7420. stove moving specialty. Folding apply in person. Jane Alden WEIUING — GUARDS MILITARY SU PaiE S AND WAREHOUSES ARE HIDDEN IN THESE WOODS, •ITHHi/felTHfe‘S T U F F t <3AVe VOU LA'^eOMMSZ^ Phone 649-5233 W HEN V O U THEN WE'LL MAKE ehalrs for rent M9-0753. Restaurant, Vernon Oiircle, Ver­ GENTLEMEN. WELL CONCENTRATE OUR NAPALM STRIKE THERE. i6eaTnt4aw&^. SAGRUICB — 1968 Lambretta Earn whUe you le^ . WERE IN GEN. A STRIKE. SINCE y — ^ Automobiles For Sale 4 non. FIREMEN YOU TOOK THE oxJixiM XJeCTM e motor scooter, 160 cc, needs Learn on all makes and TAM'S CAMP, Painting— Papering 21 DID TDU SEE PICTURESAHPWERE ALeMON,aNDV7 NEED CART Yocr credit turn­ battery. $86. C all 643-1844. models qf equipment untU ACTUALLY THER?, ed down? Short cn down pay­ qualified for Immediate MUCH OF IT, m u s t SEJLL—1965 Harley-Da- INTERIOR and exterior paint GEAR INSPECTORS SAWYER? YOU'LL HANDLE THE ment? Bankniptr Reposses- tag, wallpaper removed, fully em ploym ent. Q U A L I T Y BRIEFING. ^ i r vldson, XiLCH, very good con­ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Sion? Don’t despalrl See Hon­ insured. R ene B elanger, 64S- t r a i n i n g i s l i c e n s e d est Douglas, mqidre abwit low­ dition, reasonable. Call 643- AND ACCREDITED. ASK FOUNDRY PRESS OPERATORS 0612 o r 6444)804. Girl with deWt-credlt knowledge of bookkeeping . . . some est down, smaUest payments 6462 after 6:80. A B O U T O U R IRON C LA D ^LeMOHAt>B typing experience . . . wanted os accounts receivable clerk snjrwhere. No small loan or fl- JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint- GUARANTEE. " J l r l v In modern, local office. Excellent fringe benefits. Pay com­ TRAINING COURSES WITH PAT - SPN75 . na^e company plan. Dougla* exceHent condition. ‘"8. interior and exterior, pa- y A e i A s s " perbanging, wallpaper re­ mensurate with experience and abiUty. Apply— A eL A ss M otors, 838 M ala.______$400. CaU 648-7928. CaU H a rtford 249-77V1 anytime. 5 moved. Wallpaper books on re­ INTRODUCTORY TRAINING PROGRAMS--|M c r e d i t b y p h o n e . N eed a quest Fully insured. Free es­ hours of basic machine and r^ te d clasaromn in- en«HrMiA.lM. \ 6 - / 5 - car? No cash needed, 100 car Business Services tim ates. C all 640-0668. IONA MANUFACTURIN8 CO. fitruction. X selection. Ask for Mr, Brun­ O ffe r e d 1 3 Help W anted—-Female 35 r - r ^ n er, 289-6256, dealer. INSIDE and outside paintliig. REGENT STREET— MANCHESTER WANTED — Lawns to mow -r You name your own prica WAITRESS wanted for lunch­ ADVANCE TRAINING PROGRAMS—Courses CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER "An equal opportunity employer” why do it Let me do it CaU I^MClal ra tes fo r bom sow ners eons. Apply Cavey's Restau­ iranging from 22 "weeks to 93 weeks in Machining, (inCKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 1961 COMET—4-door, one own­ me anytime. 875-1858. 46 o r o v e r. 640-7868, 915-8401. r a n t Sheet Metal, Tool, Die and Gage Making, Machine WB WAR THE VOlOUWti. 5HE THAT THEFT A/B, er, $350. Call 649-5324. Repair and Pipe Making. MU»rVB GONE M CONNECTION / LONS AGO M A T IB , STEPS, aidswalks, stone walta P A n m N O BY Dick Fontame, CLERK-TYPIST - capable of HE CAME TO THC CLUr THAT IN A PATCH m W K K l ' WITH K A R P -IN KARP15 WITH THE Ar t TRBAWRE. LAET l» NOT HER 1962 C U niA SS F86, 4-door se­ flreptaoea, flagrtone torraoea. iMieHr $HE HAD A GEKMAM VI5I- REEfONGF O F SNOW Interior and exterior. Paper TinTniUng a variety of work for C A R -T O DRIVE AAE H O M E -, dan, small V-8, automatic, ra­ APPRENTICE PROGRAMS—Courses wmidng T0R.AND MA5 BtfKfi CRVIUG! BlUiy.EAdyi WDTDOim AU cmicrete npalra. Reasoop banging and waU paper remow modem East Hartford firm. 6 0 CONVINCE NEVER dio and heater, excellent condi­ able prices. 64S-06SL at Dutch Boy and DuPont. Salary and benefits. CaU 289- from thrro to four years in Sheet Metal, Machin­ ERINO M E L T l tion. M ust seU. CaU 649-6489, QuaUty workmanship. CaU 8291 lo r appointm ent Z U r 8HARPENINO Service — Saws, ing and Tool and Die Making. HER BACK! 646-0076. evenings, 246-9598. knives, axes, shears, skates, CLEANING WOMAN, 6 hours 1966 BUICK SPECIAL — Ught rotary blades. Quick servloe. AVAILABLE for exterior and weekly. Hours can be ar­ VISIT Tann EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 400 Main Street, blue, convertible, automatic, Csirttol Equlpmen. Oo.. 88 interior custom decorating, ful­ ranged. Apply Connecticut Boat Hartford, Conneetlcat. Other Conneotieot plants power steering, excellent con­ Main St, Manchester. Hours In NorUi Haven, Sonthlngton and NOddletown. H avail­ ly insured. Washbemd & MiUer, C onstruction C orp., 261 Broad able, bring your mltttary dlaoharge papers (IMP-214L dition, 16,000 mUes. 643-0086. dally 7-6. Thursday 7-#. Cater* 640-1641, 668-0017, St., M anchester, 643-9685. birth oerttfloate and aodal security card when yon vUlt d a y 7-4. 648-7968. r ffTinvkiT.LTn - t '1966 s p o r t s PAINTINO -* Interior and ex­ EXPERIENCED waitress, over Nursing Home oar office. coupe', V-8, standard shift, 6,- SALES AND Bendoe cn Ailena, terior, very reasonable, free es­ 21, apply in person. Three J's 800 mUes. Must seU. 643-8446. Hahn SieUpse, Jacobson lawn tim ates. CaU 640-9285. Restaurant, Route 6 & 44A, OPEN FOB TOTJB CONVENIENCE Monday through Frtdap-8 a.m. to 5 pjn., Toeeday, Wednesday and mowen. Also HoroeUte chain B olton. saws and Ijilteinatlonal Cub PAINTING and decorating since Thursday evenings ttH 8 pjn„ and Satnrdaya *8 ajn, 1950 THUNDERBEID, clean, Cadet Tractota. Rental equip­ 1936, never a substitute for to It noon. private owner. 643-4771. ment and sbanpenins service quaUty. Conn. Painting and' BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS im t. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES on afl - LAM Equii>- Decorating, 646-4298. 1969 VOUKSWAOEN, radio, ment Oorp., Route 88, Venion, beater, good tires, good condi­ EXTERIOR AND Interior jtaint- 875-7609. M a n c h e s te r E x­ USED CARS 1 SUPPOSE you're tion, $450. 876-7448. tag. WaUpaper books, paper- PRATT & RHITNEY HERB change— ^EDteopriaa 1945. A COMPLETE YOU eoiNeTDWANT hanging. Ceilings, Floors. EYii- 1 VtDUR DOLLAR BACK. TYPEWRITBRS — Standard ly insured, workmanship g^uar- SELECTION - ARE/ 1961 CORVETTE, good condi- AIRCRAFT SIR and electric. Repaired, over­ anteed, Leo PeUetier, 649-6326. tkm . 044-0604 a fter 5:30. hauled. rented. Adding ma* It no answer 648-9048. BOURNE BUICK DIvlalcB of United Aircraft Corporatlea 1968 CHEVROLET Iiiipala con­ ohlnee rented and repaired. "The House of BAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT vertible, exceUent condition, Pidnip and delivery service. Fk)or FIniSWng ^ Cnatomer Satisfaction” An BquiU Opportunity Employer Yale Typewriter SerTfee, 649* tow m ileage. OaU 640-2944 a lter FLOOR SANDING and reUilsh- 285 MAIN ST. 4986. 6 p.m . ______■ tag (spedalizlng in older MANCHESTER START YOUR FUTURE TODAY A '^& W A 1966 COUNTRY S Q U IR E, LANDSCAITNO Patating, odd floora). Waxing floors. Paint­ 6 0 0 0 lUCK 246-5862 649-4571 owner. Top condition. 649- Jobs, our speclelty. You name ing. l^perhanglng. No Job too C H A R M 6 ataaU. John VerfaiUe 649-6750. 4i.ee •006. it, wc do it 64^20g7, T J PAGE NINETEm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M OipAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 ■ o ______A

~ ,fTl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1966 Poraes For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sak 72 Houses For Sale 72 Snbnriian For Sale 75 Events fAGB EIGHTEEN Houawi For 8>lt 72 OAKWOOD R D .-^ new Colo- MANCHBffTBR — Modem 6 $16,900 • ROOM RandL fine- MANCHESTBIR — MO Parker BOLTON — 6 room Roach on Apartments—Flats— Resort Property place, ceramic bath, aluml- St. attractive 6 room Ookmial nice lot with trees, 2-ear ga­ Help Wanted—Hale 86 Help Wanted— Household Goods ill alal naarlng cmnpletlon, wood­ room Cape, knotty pine kitchen, Tenements 68 For Rent 67 MANCHESTER Green — $13,900 ed lot. Bowers School. Buy breezeway, garage, aluminum mun storm windows, attadiod plus, large rec room, garage, rage, home in excellent eondl- in Male or Fonale 37 SINGER automatic ilg - sag in tion, country Uvlng 10 minutes OENERAL FACTORY work- Seven rooms near etorba, bus, now ajM have it decorated to aiding, 124x266 lot, central. Bel garage, Manchester. HutcUns patio, treed lot, many extras. from downtown Manchester, ers. full-time. Apply 9-4.' n w MILLER Phannacy open- 18 B o^ls. For Intormatioib eall your tastae. T. J. Crockett, A ir R eal E stete, 648-9332. A gen cy, R ealtore, 649-SS2L Choice location. Near schools, Have tenants wlQlng to si^ Apartm ent, August 18 W orld ings starting September for tiling, originally ov er $300, take Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- Realtor, 643-1577. bus Une. Low 20’s. Call own­ TJ. Ctxfoken, Realtor, e4S-ie77 CLASSIFIED England Metal Products, 44 lease, plus escrow. 649-4343 or through Idibor Day; all Sep­ over last 6 monthly payments MANCHESTER — New listings er, after 6 p.m., 649-0346. Ceneor Over-ruled Stock Place. full-time, part-time drug clerks tember rentals, half price. EAST HARTFORD hours flexibde, experienced o f $e each. Call 522-0031. 649-8566. 4 bedroom Colonial featuring lOOfo Financing 643-2848. INVEST IN THE BEST 24’ Uvlng room with fireplace, MANCHEOTER — 4 bedroom LONDON (AP) - Uie Land preferred,' dii’ver’s license. No 4% ROOMS, $126., heat, hot If you qualify — •with interest A*r AliBERT’S ~ formal dining room with picture Garrison Colonial, 2% baths, R am bling 100* R an ch , od sized lot. Call own­ pointment only. Excliulve b e APPRECIATED I I Apartment Buildings tip - top condition. Owner anx­ COVENTRY — 6 lots, 100x100, w ith : production — omitting four-let­ average benefit program. October 3, in own home. 640- Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Blankets Hayes Agency, 646-0131, 646-0131 e r, 643-6036. For Sale 69 649-7620 ious. Wolverton Agency, Real­ overlooking lake, excellent lo­ ter words and aome oC the 8608. MANCHESTER - Bolton town tors, 649-2813. $16,900 —• 6% ROOM Ranch, fire­ cation, $4,000. Agents, 742- courser jmrasee. , 2 bedroom house, fire- MANCHESTER — two modem ______MANCHESTER — Six room place, built-ins, extra large loL 6385, 742-7070. J. D. REAL ESTATE Continued Fran Preceding Page WOMAN WOULD like to baby­ 3 ROOMS F U R m T U K E T»AfArAnrAJi «4fi. $14.74 MONTHLY place, $130. References, 648- multi-unit apartment building MANCHESTER — $ **®*^»* Colonial, 1% baths, modern MANCHESTER B ow ers Modest Lunch A pp ly . . . sit in her home, $15 weekly. Cali Irene Kwiat. Leonard 648-5129 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Male 86 offered for the first time. Ex­ and 6 flats, on bus line, $17,- Utchen wlto bullt-liui, stove. School, New 6 room Colonial, THREE to choose from. One la Call anytime, 649'^166. Famous make Washing Ma- A gen cy, R ealtors, 646-0469 or suburban location 117x274. LONDON (AP) — Oriy • cellent locatiops, fully leased. 9(». Phllbrick Agency, lUal- dlflhwasber and disposal, $ 1% baths, built-lns, aluminum 742-8349. •43-8779 modest hmeh is planned for tit# f.TnoAT. .s e c r e t a r y — Girl GAS STATION attendant -- lull woTTt r> T TKF TO care for child ” MODERN 4 ROOM, first f.oor tors, 649-8464. bedrooms, $19,900. Fhllbriok siding, garage, quaUty built, Another 100x200 with utilities, ,„c“ ®J|^f chUd gg^room. Living Room, Dinette, apartments in quality built 2- Top producers. These are first •visit o f Queen BaizabetU II to Friday, small modem East time, days, also experienced FIRST NATIONAL A gen cy. 649-8464. low 20’ s, H ayes A gen cy, 646- MAN'CHE1STHJR^5% room cus­ A Zone. And one with 142’ J. A. or J. B. DeQuattro in my home, WethereU St. Dishes, Rugs, Lamps, Tables, - quality built buildings. Call for „ „ the west country next montU, Hartford office, good starting lubrication man. Opportunity family homes. Convenient loca­ 0131. tom built Ranch, fireplace, oH frontage where permission a rea . 643-8801. Blankets, and drtiui.. Ap™,. ™ but economy-minded local offi­ salary, free parking, no nights for advancement to someone STORES, INC. tions. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. NEW LISTING — unique prop- has been granted to build a Other Accessories hot jKater ■ heat, paneled rec SOUTH WINDSOR — Specious cials suggest that others attend­ or weekends, one or more wiUing to work hard. Good pay lot 102x380’, exceptional condi erty, consisting of large 2 fam- SPLIT LEVEJL—6% rooms, 3 two-family. T. J. CrocketL Park & Oakland Aves. EVERYTHING $398. 4% CLEAN rooms, first floor, room, call now. Hayes Agency. oversized 7 room Split, 2% ing the luncheon should pay yea rs experien ce required. 668- and benefit program. Apply in Dogs—Biros—Pets 41 Business Property tlon, Buckley School area. $19, Uy home, 2-car garage and bedrooms, modem kitchen with Realtor, 643-1677. Price Includes Delivery, Set Up heat, and hot water included. 646-0131. baths, paneled family room, their own way. person to Dewey Post, Moriar- East Hartford ______For Sale 70 900. P hllbrick A gen cy. 649- email building that may pos­ built-ins, treed lot, rec room, 9040. MANCHESTER — B zone lot In garage, top location, deadend Those arranging tbe kmoheod ty Brothers, 801 C enter St., WEIMARANERS puppies, AKC Service, Guarantee, Immediate Available September 16. Adults 8464. sibly be used for store or ap- one car garage, patio, $19,600. WEST SIDE — Immaculate 6 Manchester. registered. Also English Set- Delivery or Free Storage Until C all 649-1928 after 6. RESTAURANTS — Your choice pUeuice business. Call for de­ Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, room Cape, 2-car garage, beau­ desirable location. Will finance street. H ayes A gen cy, 646-0131. say it will be "a -very modes! ters, hunting stock. Dachshund Needed. Regardless of Time, of four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, TEN ROOM older home plus If necessary. Call today — Con­ lunch — just a buffet affair.” A WOMAN — Office cleaning, 8 BUS DRIVERS for school route tails on this imusual opportun­ 649-8464. tiful lot, priced for immediate puppies, always available. Appliances Are Brand New and 6% CLEAN rooms, second floor, $7,000 and one induding real 2-room apartment over garage verse and Dupret, 643-2197, 876- BOLTON — Coventry town line spokesman added: "I don’t •venings weekly, 646-0076. CAREER OPPORTUNITY in South Windsor and East ity. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. sale. B el A ir R eal BJstate, 643- 3 bedroom Ranch. B’amily size Southington, 1-628-6573. Fully Guaranteed available September 16, Adults estate $170,000. F o r morp, in­ located in center of Manches­ BKTRA large immaculate 6 1811. think the treasury would sano FOR SALES TRAINEES Hartford, short hours, good 9332. On Di.splay at Main Store Call 649-1928, a fter 6. formation call Phllbrick Agen­ ter. Ideal for the large family. NEW LISTING 4 bedroom room Cape, eat-ln kitchen, shed kitchen, large Uvlng room with tion a large expenditure at tMS |25 IN FAMOUS bmnfc fme— LEADING TOWARD pay. A real good partime job. GROOMING and boarding eB Phone for Appointment c y , 649-8464. $22,900. P hllbrick A gen cy, RanOh In AA tone. 2% baths, dormer, newly painted, move-ln six ROOM custom built Ranch TTor Sale 74 fireplace, only $14,900, Hayes time.” A budget of $4,760 le al­ K yv«rfoyer, f/irmformal ni nininp-dining r ie s o r i r x o p e r iy x A gen cy, 646-0131. lotted for the luncheon tor l/XM. mail club for few sun Oil Company (Sunoco) one Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. 643- 474 MAIN ST. — 8 room apart­ PACKAGE store in Manchester. ______Bend for details and fme 5 ^ leading gasoline market- 247-0358 or 527-9036 ished family room. An unusual ard Agency, Realtors, 646-0469. room, 1% baths, garage, base­ OOVEINTRY — lakefront sum- HICKORY DRIVE In Lakevlew CAN YOU MEET THESE m ent. Adults $85. 643-2426, 9-6. For further information call, t WO-FAMILY on Main St, — page catalog. No obll^iOT. 6427. See It Day or Night opportunity in the mid 20's. ment, patio, sewers. Manches­ mer cottage, 4 rooms, artesian No Miniskirte REQUIREMENTS? Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbrick Agency a valuable piece of pn^>#rty PRIVACY — running brook, 3 Terrace, 6-room Ranch near TWO LTITLE kittens looking for If you have no means of CHARMING - rooms, first B elfiore A gen cy, 648-5121. ter. Hutchins Agency, Realtors well, fireplace, garage, many DOUGLAS, Isle of Mon (APX Popular Club Plan, I^art- products Sales Trainees, R ealtors. 649-8464. fo r business, etc. F o r fu rth er acres, 30x50 recroaeion room, water, 15 years old, lot 125x good hom es. Call 649-6480 after transportation, 111 send m y porch , yard , opposite 649-6324. extras. 649-9713. — Driving examiner BIH Shim- ment Q602, Lynbrook, N.Y. ^j.g aggressive, sales LIKE MEETING PEOPLE ------— deUlls call Phllbrick Agency, MANCHES’TER — West side, plus 8 room Ranch, far, far 100. Asking $13,900. J. D. Real auto for you. No obligation Center Park, available Septem- min issued a plea yesterday to minded, and seeking career op­ 6:30 p.m., all day weekends. Realtors, 649-8464. nice 4-4, 2 family, porch, ga- below replacement cost. Hut- SEVEN ROOM Cape with ga- Estate Co., 643-5129. MECHANICALLY even if you don't buy. So, cotoie. jq Adults. 649-7529. Houses For Sale 72 girls not to turn up tor tiieiv portunities, this Is the position rago, treed lot. Call Mitten chins Agency, 649-5324. rage, modem knotty pine kitch­ Suburlian For Sale 76 H e lp Wantea—Male 86 fo r YO U . . INCLINED COCKER PUPS, nine weeks, x, -r. rr» o ------MANCHESTEK — 4 famUy, per­ RUSTIC charm located not far driving tests in minlaldrts. AKC registered, light buff, A — L— B— E— K— 1 — b COLONIAL Manor — 8 room WOW I 4 ROOM Ranch, breeze- A genqy, R ealtors, 648-6930. en, nice yau^ with outside fire­ Complete Training Program. manent siding, aluminum MANCHESTER — 7% room BOLTON — 4 room Ranch with from Manchester on 183x206 Shimmin, who is just retiring KTICHEN help wanted, part- DESIRE TO BE also beautiful black male. H.C. 43-45 ALLYN ST. H ^TTORD apartment. Includes appliances, way, garage, 200’ frontage, place, $18,000. MiUette Agency, Automatic Pay Increases ($650. storms and screens, 8-car ga­ F IV E b e d r o o m s ! 2 f i S Cape, 4 or 6 bedrooms, rec enclosed breezeway and ga­ lot Is a 6-room Ranch with ga­ at 61 after 27 yea rs o f testing YOUR OWN BOSS Chace Hebron Rd., Bolton, OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 j^gat and hot water. $115 per plus 20 x 20 attached fully 643-5992. time evenings. Apply in per- per month at end of training rage, parking, excellent condi­ baths, modem kitchen with room on living level, one oar rage, large U'vlng room •with rage, good financing available. drivers on tbe island, said min­ ■on, Charter Oak Restaurant, ii^N G MACHINE - Last J. D. Real Estate. 643- equlp^d restaur^ti Large p rog ra m ). MINIMUM INVESTMENT ______643-6427. tion, good Investment at $27,- built-lns, 2 fireplaces, walk­ garage, $16,900. Phllbrick MANCHESTER new homes, waU to waU carpet, full cellar J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- iskirts were an extra peril ta i 120 Charter Oak St. ° 7 5129. amesite parking lot. Many pos- 5129. Liberal Company Benefits. years ne\^ u ------slbiUties. Call Mitten Agency, 600. Wolvertwi Agency, Beal' out basement, screened porch, Agency, Realtors, 649-8464. open every day and night, 691 with fa m ily room , treed lOOx the examiners. If you answer “yes” to these KITTENS looking for a home "An attractive pair of legs BJXPEntTK^CED painters •want- Car Allowance, part angora, double paws, rifice, $35 or $2 weekly. 646- j ^ v e ROOMS, first floor, appli- R ealtors 643-6930 tors, 640-2818. garage, handy location. Phil Adam s St., 130 P ark er SL O rv 300 lot, ^tless (^«U on. t o u j ^n D — Just off parkway. questions, a major oil company brick Agency, Realtors, 649- CXJLONLH^ne year oW 7% verton Agency, Realtors, 649- reachittg down for the foot oooi,. ed, steady work. Call 640-4348, Expense Account, free. Call 649-5557 after 6. 0247. excellent loca- G oslee, B roker, 644-8063. $16,900. will buy this beautiful Fords Mark 25th Anniversary Company Stock Sharing Plan. in the East Hartford-Manches- 8464. rooms, huge modem kitchen trols from a miniskirt is liable between 6-7 p.m. tion!*$14^^per month. J.D. *Re^ $14,600 BUYS this 3 bedroom DUPLEX 6-6, aluminum 2613. 8 bedroom Ranch, rec room in ______Life and Health Insiu'ance ter-Glastonbury area Is offer­ ’ ’ 2-car garage, excellent condi- with fireplace plus all built- $17,900 — 4 BEDROOM Cape, E state, 643-5129. Ranch, with large lot. For full basement, garage, big lot with Mr. and Mrs. Walter------T.------Ford— Oo., . — He Is a member of Man- to______take„ an examiner’s eyes oft EXPERIENCED tree climber. Plan. ing a complete paid training tlon, large m aples, $21,900. CXINOORD RD. — Beautiful lns, 2% baths, large master with fireplace, walk-out base- BOLTON — 7 room Ranch, plus Articles For Sale 45 Musical Instruments 53 Information call Mitten Agency trees. An immaculate home, of 186 Cushman Dr. were let- Chester Lodge of M ^ns, Nut- , steady work, good wages. Call Paid Vacations. program at our regional train- RENT MAN has rentals from Hutchins A gency, R ealtors, *49- Ranch, large Uvlng room, for- bedroom with full bath, rec ment .large lot, close to Route large finished rec room and RICH, STONE - FREE loam, R ealtors, 643-6930. T T C m ekett R ealtor 843- * " meg Forest, Tall Cedars of •43-7096. If you have a college degree ing center, which upon comple- $85. up. Flats, duplexes, effi­ 6324. ______mol dining room, cabinet room with fireplace, 2-car ga­ 15. Mlllette Agency, 643-5992. bar. Two full baths, 2-car ga­ T.^J. Crockett, Realtor, 643 ^ yesterday at a 26th wedding Lennon, and the British Amer- Proteete Denounced $15. Gravel, sand, fill, stone, q q n SOLE PIANO, good con- Utohen; 2 bedronma, recrea^ ra g e, $29,900. P hllbrick A gen­ 1677. wlth s