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J t T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 20, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-BIGHT lTOanrb?0trr Ewntug A T « r a g « D aily N e t P t m Ron The Weather War The W eek B a fM ’Tonight, fair. Low In upper Manchester Chess Club Will Jane 18, 1MB 60s. ’Tomrorow, warmer with ■ . Vj.j meet tonight at 6:30 at Iona Dog Licenses Continuins Concern Group Mrs. Bird Gets increasing cloudlneaa. Chance About Town ■ 1 Hall on Regent St. ila«rl|wt^r lEu^nutg of evening showers. I9gh about Soon Run Out Q * 1 A * MAinEne'lish Samuel Sweet, son of Mr. and i 15,105 80. . A Senior Red Cross Life Sav­ Increasing !^ocial Action ENTERPRISING COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL MancheMter—~A City of Vitiage Charm Mrs. Frederick Sweet of 42 N. Dog Owners! Is yow pot-one Mrs. Kenneth I. Bird Jr., the School St., la working aa a field ing Course will be held July 1 o f the 2,200 Mianchecfter canines Social action by Manchester begins its “ dro^ in” summer form er Miss Trudl F. Reckna- asaiatant to Dr. Thomaa Pliske through Aug. 26 at Waddell Pool CUT LAWNS. SEAL DRIVEWAYS, WAX V O L. L X X X V n , NO . 22S (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SBCHIONS) M A N C H E S TE R , CONN., F R ID A Y , J U N E 21, 1968 (OhwslfMI Advertising on Fnge 20) PRICE TEN CENTS from 8 to 10 p.m. Registration dtiH waiting for its master to people appears to have shifted program July 1. gel of Manchester, received her at the Arch Bold Biological Sta­ buy him a license? tion of the American Museum of Is now open at the Recreation into a high gear with the crea­ The church will then begin a master of arts degree In Eng­ FLOORS, CLEAN POOLS, WASH WINDOWS. Office, 22 School St., for those Well, hot-foot yourself over wide program of summer crafts, Natural History, Lake Placid, tion of the Committee for Con­ lish from ’Temple University, to the town clerk’q office in the Fla. A graduate of Manchester over 16 years of age and capa­ recreation, bus trips, sports, NO JOB TOO BIG; NO JOB TOO SMALL Municipal Building and buy that tinuing Concern by the Manches­ Philadelphia, Pa., at June 14 High School, Sweet is a student ble of swimming 440 yards. and a dramatic workshop. Many license, if you want to avert the ter Interfaith Social Action Com­ volunteers will be needed. commencement exerdsee. CALL 649-9145 at Oomell University. mittee. Sp. 6 James C. Sommers, last minute rush and if you -want The Rev. Mr. Price explained During the same ceremonies, husband of Mrs. Joan Sommers to avoid paying a penalty. 'The newly formed CCC has the CCC system in terms of a her husband was awarded his World War I Barracks and of 476 Adams St. and son of Mr. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiefl completed a study of volunteer Justice Earl Warren single interested person. ’That' Auxiliary will meet Sunday at M.D. degree. ’The account of and Mrs. Carl J. Sommers of 67 said today that, with the dead­ projects In the North End of person would call the CCC and his graduation appeared pre­ 2 p.m. at the VFW Home. Ar­ Hartford and heis selected over Wadsworth St., recently re­ line date June 30, actually Fri­ tell who he is, what he can do, viously In ’The Herald. rangements will be made at the ceived the Army Commendation day, June 28, only approxi- 30 of them as fully worthwhile and when he can do it. ’The Mrs. Bird, currently working meeting for a picnic. Refresh­ Medal while serving with the nsately 800 of Manchester’s 3,- and realistic for volunteer ef­ CCC volunteer answering him toward her Ph.D. at Temple, ments wilt be served. 186th Reconnaissance Airplane 000 dog population have been forts by Manchester residents, would then make out a card Is the daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Co. in Vietnam. licensed. according to the CCC chairman, with .this information and try Expected to Resign Mark Aronson of Blast Hart­ Richard C. Recknagel of 249 W. Rev. Stephen Price of St. M ary’s to match the person with the ford is the winner in the firK A s ' a oompaiison with the Hlg^ St. campers' dwek list' Miss Susan Palmer, daughter Church. myriad of volunteer needs. Ta r phase of the Manchester Ches^ Manchester laxity, Greenwich, She received her B.A. In Eng­ of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. whose 5,600 dog populatiion is Now the CCC is a “ clearing Anyone can offer his help, and for both day and i WASHINGTON (AP) — Club Tournament. Palmer of 16 Timber Trail, re­ lish in 1964 from the University FAIRWAY. Chief Justice Earl Warren the largest in the state, already house" for volunteers, he said. there is a need for almost every of Connecticut, after which she cently received an Ivy Leaf has over 4,000 of them licensed. With ads in The Herard, flyers kind of help, he said. F/RSr ovtmic|ht cam pon ^ is leaving the Supreme Chapman Court, Order of award at Aurora (111.) College taught elementary school and Wheeh of Fortune The smallest dog population sent to each church and radio For the many people who Court which he has headed Amaranth, will meet tomorrow for superior scholarship during higii school English iii the in the state is in Union—75 appearance, the CCC has let cannot make It to Hartford but The Los Angeles Times during 16 years of contro­ at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ the spring semester. She Is a Philadelphia schools for two □ cloth marking pens □ name tapeo dogs. town residents know they can who would still like to help, he VENTURA, Calif. PoUce ple. Refreshments will be serv­ 1967 graduate of Manchester years. versy over the court’s lib­ show their concern best through added, the CCC is trying to ar­ * □ aonp boxes □ Insect repellents here believe they have a ed after the meeting. Officers High School. She is a gp-aduate of Mandies- eral decisions such as those the committee. range a "drop In” program at first in the annals of crime. will wear street dresses. ter schools and Mandieeter , □ tootiibmsh holders □ suntan oHs ^ on race discrimination and About 60 people have given different churches in Manches­ A paraplegic, they said, Mr. anration mcome taxes ana or­ restrictions may force cutbacks tried to block crosslngrs ahead of . 9 0 followers who turned out for a partial halt to the U.S. bombing CHOPPED SIRLOIN that's the way he’d like to send gates from dwlr home state of governor addressed a street-cor­ dering a $0 million federal In federal programs he consid­ the wild runaway that sped Pinehurst Regular rally Thursday night. of North Vietnam In a major through nine towns at speeds up - 1 2 TENDER • LEAN • SIZZLY-GOOD the state’s 44 delegates to the Minnesota. ner rally and Nixon spoke at a spending cut. ers already at rook-bottom lev­ & 4 move to bring the war to a dresses Chicago national convention. “If you’re a delegate,” Hum­ news conference between ses­ ’The Senate vote completed els. to 90 miles an hour. Hamburp Patties lb. sions with HUnola Republican close. Rusk said. v But Bailey is suspected of hid­ phrey sold at a National Press McCarthy congressional action on the first The surcharge is retroactive No one was hurt but there leaders. The secretiary of state, hold­ Special Purchase Price! ing a partiality for Vice Presi­ Club appearance Thursday, federal income tax increase for individuals to April 1 and for were ■ several narrow escapes. ing his first scheduled Washing­ U.S. Choice With the dent Hubert Humphrey behind “ you can speak, you can testUy, NEW YORK (AP) — Sen. Eu­ In reply to reporters’ ques­ since 1961, at the Ume of the Ko­ corporatdxins to Jan. 1. It is Along the route officers had to ton news conference since Jan. his cloak of neutrality. you can get those television tions on the charges Rockefeller rean war. scheduled to expire June 30 next contend with crowds of sight­ gene J. McCarthy says Ameri­ 4, discussed Issues of interest Juices Duffey, on the other hand, has cameras on you, you can get out made ag:ainst 1dm, ihe form er Johnson la expected to sign year unless the new administra­ seers who flocked to the tracks Cube Steaks lb.$ 1 .4 2 ca’s solution to Its poverty and around the world and joked values to $18 Choose from cottxm, knit or las- 3’^: V remained unmoved in his insis­ and parade around, get signs vice president said he would, the bill Into law promptly al­ tion and Congress decide to ex­ for a glimpse of the speeding racial problems Is “ not going to about his health. Locked In tence that the national delega- and pack tho gallery.” “not retaliate in kind to any though he has said repeatedly tend it. mayerlck. tex fabrics. Flattering styles in- be painless.” Rusk noted that he had been MISS-IOWA BACON ...... lb. 7 9 « TradltlonaUy presidential can­ The Minnesota senator told a personal attacks made on him” he does not favor the spend­ The Increase, to go into effect The engine nearly hit a Choose from 1- and 2-plece styles (8ee Page Seventeen) at the hospital checking for poe- pedestrian and several automo­ didates have not spoOcen to a gathering of publishers and edi­ by Rockefeller and he would not ing restrictions Ih the leg­ 16 days after presidential ap­ chiding bikinis, sheaths and BEEF L IV E R ...... lb. 5 9 « slble allei^es that may be re­ biles at street crossings. knits, cottons, blends, Jersey—in a e oonventlcn except to withdraw tors of Negro publications here engage In a debate. islation. The Senate was proval, will apply to all Individ­ or accept nomination. In fact, sponsible for his running a told in the final debate on the J. R. Fitzgerald, dlvbdon su­ smart array of colors. Short sleeve dressmaker modds. Choice siwi- ’Thursday that “ poverty cannot “Tho only real winner of a slight temperature In recent uals except those at the bottom Second Men ■It’s considered bad form to even compromise measure that It of the scale—single persons with perintendent, promised .i thor­ be ended until power and re­ Nlxon-Rookefeller debate, per- days. and sleeveless styles. Sizes for be seen on the floor. was stem fiscal medicine neces­ $1,000 or less of taxable income ough investigation. raer colors. Sizes 82 to 40, sponsibility are democratically tlculariy the kind of debate that He said he had offered to turn WASHINGTON AP) — Re­ McCarthy has proposed a sary to prevent InflaUon leading It all began about 4 p.m. when mlases, women, petltes, half sizes. shared.” seems to be devellng, would In a Hst of persms to whom he and couples with $2,000 or less. publican vice presidential hope­ break with tradition at the Ohl- to finacial chaos. the locomotive, freshly serviced McCarthy said this sharing be Hubert Humphrey,” Nixon Is allergic, but the doctors did The surcharge, along with o Sportswear—Main Floor fuls are moving into the camp oago ctmventlan opening Aug. Opponents contended that it and with Its engine idling, quiet­ 3rd Floor DRESSES Save Everyday at Pinehurst was “ not going to be painless said. not regard this as a medically other tax provisions in the bill, of front-running GOP presiden­ 26. would mean drasUc reductions ly rolled off a roundhouse spur for America.” but suggested During a downtown Chicago related Item. will bring in an estimated $15.5 tial contender Richard M. Nixon “ We slxndd have the canffi- in spending on social programs billion in extra revenue to help at Hutchinson onto the branch w »r “ that the American people are rally, Rockefeller called Nixon On the Paris talks, from with antiwar Sen. Mark O. Hat­ dates make appearances and and that the result would be cut­ improve the government’s dis­ line that sweeps along the A r­ W here you buy Dinty Moore 1 lb. Beef Stew for prepared to respond to the de­ a “false pfophet” on the war in which U.S. negotiator W. Aver- field of Oregon the latest re­ present thetr views. We khould back in already inadequate ef­ kansas River. mands of justice with greater Vietnam and a loshig candidate ell Haniman is returning today mal fiscal picture in the next SEPARATES FOR COOL COMFORT b e c K h b o g s cruit. withhold final judgment until we forts to help the nation’s poor. year. Apparently something went spirit and commitment than at in die big dUes of America . for Washington consultations, 49c, 7 . Spom 33c and Sealtest gallons of milk of Earlier, fellower freshman get those views,” he soya. The House passed the meas­ 01 any time In our past.” (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) « 3 . 2 , 4 4 Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. of Humphrey Indicated that he (See Page Seventeen) (See Page Twelve) ure Thursday night 268-160. Tennessee had a bandoned his McCarthy told the National bermudas 8 5 c g a l. “ favorite son” statiu and lined (See Page Seventeen) Newspaper Publishers Associa­ fun shells Poor Leaders Fresh Problem: Mud or Disorder? FREE! 46 Oz, Cans o f By DAVID W. JEWELL nights to help out at the troubled He said he has tried desperate­ reg. Get FREE a ^-gallon hot or Hawaiian Punch BEECHNUT COFFEE BLUEBEinriES 29c Seek to Curb ly to gain an audience with the 3 . 6 7 cold picnic jug )^th the pur­ AND PAUL W. VALENTINE city, said: 3.99 chase of a 22” VACUCEL The Washington Post “ Please, Mister, If you put this Rev. Ralph D. Abernathy or other SLC leaders to plead with COOLER CHEST at B.87. 3 can. 9 7 c Native Romaine Lettuce .. ■ l i e City’s Strife WASHINGTON —The reason In your newspaiper, don’t Just 2^£;n.23 the population of this city Is g;o- IHit the bad things. Put in all them for some form of discipline crisp fresh ’ ing down is not mud, poor food, the good things, too. inside the city. By AUSTIN SCOTT SHORTS . . . Neatly tailored with fly Case o f 12 . .93.88 rain or lousy homes... the “ This is a great campaign and “ M y bosses are (Chief SALE Associated Press Writer a just one^ and it has just Marshal Albert) Spencer and GREEN BEANS 2Sc WASraNGTON AP) — Poor reason they leave Is that men front or side zipper styling. Cottons, goals.” Mr. (The Rev. James) Orange People’s Camx>algn leaders, are getting tired of coming on Salesmen’s Samples In a rare Instance of candor an SCLC official) They are both hopsacks in solids, prints. Sizes lO to 18. BRONZTAN pleading for nonviolence, man­ home from a day’s picketing to MAXWELL HOUSE by a Resurrection City official, fine men but they just won’t aged early this morning to cool find their belongings stolen or Jackson unbumed himself to a allow any kind of discipline in SHELLS . . . Cool nylon knit fabrics. V OFF Regular ox. 1.19 att demonstrators angered by their wife raped.” 2 43/4 reporter early Thursday after the camp." 1 the campaign’s first serious These are the words of Alvin he had calmed down a band of Choose from several necldines. Summer Jewelry Prices! iCoffee Sale clashes with police. Jackson, 35, a Wariiington, D.C.> “ Today one white guy burnt TV repairman, who until his Negro youths who almost pre­ hts shanty down. He hais been Wielding clubs and firing tear colons. Small, medium, large. Instant resignation Thursday afternoon cipitated a serious fight with a real hard worker around here SOLARCAINE 10 gas, police Wednesday night ar­ I 10 Oz. Jar ■ • ■ T was the cMef security marshal police. and spent all day In the march rested 77 demonstrators during at Resurrection City. Later Thursday, the Rev. but when he got back every 3 ox. 1.09 tense and angry confrontations. ADVANCED " I f the leaders don’t do some­ James Bevel, director of non­ stick of clothing and furniture he 1 Lb. Can 72c Several top South Christian thing soon, this is going to be violent action for the Southern had, right down to his bed, had WEEKEND DOOR CRASHERS COPPGRTONE Leadership Conference officials. known as blood city Instead of Christian Leadership Con­ Including Its president, the Rev. been stolen. I guess he was just THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Resurrection City.” ference, denied the incident took so frustrated that he burnt his 4 OK. 1.28 Ralph David Abernathy, plead­ place. He said he was present Save 30c on Jumbo ed at a Resurrection City rally Jackson’s resignation — some shanty down to relive his feel­ FOLDING ALUMINUM marshals say he was fired — and denied the youths taunt­ ings. 9 lb. 13 ox. ALL 2.05 that lasted past midnight for ed police and threw bottles at 20” KELpAmr FAN BOYS’WEAR At Pinehurst Birdseye ready whipped aifiierence to their nonviolent came as tension reached new “ And he was just about ready them. chairs, chaises philosophy. heights in the wake of a growing to cry he felt so bad. I guess Your Choice | ^ 0 Reg. 1.98 Save 60c on Home Laundry number of violent Incidents that However, the Incident was Chair ^ Reg. S.97 But none had been on hand we’re going to have to punish 1 2 8 8 ^ ' have police and District of Co­ witnessed from beginning to Portable 20” fan with Westinghouse ALL 4.09 dining the two moat serious in­ him. I can hardly blame him Dungarees e Knit Polos e Shbrts lumbia officials worried. end by reporters from The 2-speed motor. Baked enamel finish Cbalee ^ Reg. 6.07 cidents, a riiouting, shoving con­ though I know how he must e Swim W ear . e Sport Shirts Save 10c on Giant size Lemon Freab JOY Park Police Action Chief Washington Post and Washington housing. test betereen police and demcxi- feel.” f 8 tor $8. S2c and save 12c on Niagara Spray Starch Grant Wright estimates that Evening Star and was reported COOLWHIP strators near the Department of Since Jackson was put in- Qt. Size at 57c about 1(X) assaults and other In Thursday’s editions of both Agriculture, and the tear gas­ charge of the security marshals, violent Incidents have occurred news papers. For Camp and Cottage sing of a crowd after some park police officials say he has iNFANTS’ SUN SUITS G IRLS’ P U Y W E A R inside the Resurrection City ‘ "There is rape, robbery ' and 1N% COTTON STARDUST PLAYING CARDS ...... 35c 3 fo r ?1.00 youngsters threw bottles and been the only offlcat of resinr- Sizes 7 to 14 since it was built In mld-MaV cuttings every day, and there ‘ Reg. 1.29. 0 ^ 0 sticks at police. rection city with whom they had Sleeveless Dresae:t e Short and Slack and that at least 20 visitors is nothing we can do about it SHEET BLANKETS " I am pleading ’ with you to ecent liiUson. Sets e Easy-Care Fabrics have been robbed, beaten or even when we catch the guys say violence is not the way," 'OFuld always talk to him Sleeveless Dre&jes. Reg. f2JB9 Z tor $4 stabbed by city residents out­ who did It,” Jackson said. At 70x902for§3Itefir.l-97 ^ ' e Several Styles Abernathy, president of SCLC, and h^ would keep us Informed Slack Beta. Reg. $3.09...... $3.44 Another Windy Graduation Day side the snow fence surround­ another prtnt he said, “ There 80 X 108 8 for 9 S Iteff. 2.97 PINEHURST CROCERY INC. told an after-midnight mass if onjrthing serious happened and e Sizes 1 to 3 Shout Sets. Reg. $2.99...... 2 for $S ing the city. are about 20 guns in Resurrec­ meeting In a Resurrection City we knew we could trust and deal NOTE!-.-Please; we are open tUl nine. Thursday and Friday Nlgitha.. .Open Graduation services this, week have been persistently hounded by rain and wind. These girls Jackson, a Negro who g;avie up tion City. There are lead pipes, Open Thun. almost under siege by helmeted, responsibly with him. He was two weeks’ vacation, a week’s HOUSE & HALE, MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Nlghta UU at 8 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays for your shopping convenience. about to gradute at Rham High School seem to have given up trying to solve their problem. knives and molotov cocktails in leave of absence and all his there.” (Herald photo by Pinto.) (See Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve)

: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD’, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 A O B T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE THREE

Now Tten Tneoday groups, one for the junior high continue In the homes through­ a building lot with a 162.41 foot Tuesday and Wednesday eve­ TolU m d Sheinwold on Bridge . 'S T olland and another for senior high. out the summer, according to frontage, rather than the re­ Tennis Ixissons nings from 6 to 8. I F O R RENT S iA N D p W S . (M ion jl *i4 40, ROMOM Program proposals included the comments made during this quired 200 foot frontage. 'There is a regLstratton fee 8 and 18 nrnn. Movla Pro- TAKE OUT INSURANCE week’s meeting. Edward J. Walsh of New Rd. Start Monday for 6 one-hour lessons. Partici­ Jectora—«oimd or aUent, also sAvin NORTH follow-up lectures on various AGAINST BAD BREAKS Meeting on Love Seminar is seeking a variance to permit pants murtt .supply their own 88 mm. alldci projectora. Brairton Tells 8th Graders 4 QIO‘8 subject areas and topical situa­ Bulletin Board ■if LUNCHIONS construction of a garage and pa­ Tennis lessons sponsored by racquets. The Recreation De­ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 9 763 tions by qualified persons. The John Clough Genealogical WELDON DRUG CO. tio leaving 15 feet from the side the Manchester Recreation De­ partment win supply the balls. 787 Main S t— Tel. 848-5821 "People kick about the cost 0 KJ62 Also proposed was the crea­ Society of Connecticut will hold To Return to ‘Old Morality’ « (Wad-^ t n i n t want a parental definition of will resume in the fall, but will seeking permission to establish rette, the manager said. lessons will be held on Monday, ceremonies In the high school Pirates will oppose the Braves emd then led a low trump In the Project Challenge was the re­ cent week-long ecumenical sem­ gym. at 3:30. hope of limiting the trump loss ACHDEMYmiMRP WINNER The theme of Brairton’s speech to one trick. Unfortunately for mond, and the next player pass­ Stanley Kramer inar on life and love, as pre­ was, “ The way .back.” Referring Manchester Evening Herald South, the trumps were both In es. You hold; Spades, K-J-9; pfotfutlion sented by sociologist Miss Su­ to the assassinations of Presi­ Tolland correspondent, Bette one hand, and East had them. Hearts, Q-10-5-2; dubs, A-8-7-S. Spencer I Sidney i Katharine At The Beach, Does It Again! san Dick. The seminar was dent John Kennedy, Martin Luth­ Quatrale, tel. 87S-2846. East took his two trump tricks What do you say? ' TRACY ' POITIER ' HEPBURN geared to both teen-agers and er King, and Senator Robert and led another club, forcing Answer: Bid one heart. The adults, with stress laid on com­ Kennedy, the Superintendent South to ruff again. hand is just a trifle light for a guess who's munication between the two age called for an "end to the burn­ Two Educators By this time South was re­ jump to 2-NT. You can afford coming to dinner Another "Big Show" groups and the instruction in ing of our cities, of the looting duced to one trump. He led the to show your niajor suit and bid Also life and love with religious and violence so much a part of Attend Parley ten of diamonds for a finesse, 2-NT at your next turn. Inmn Bedgiave overtones. today’s language." but he had bad luck again since Copyright 1968 “OEORBOROY Father Curtin and the Rev. East had the queen. Back This Strturdoy. June "My generation has to accept General Features Corp. Mon. tbm Fri. “ Dinner” OtOO 22 Mr. Miller will now meet with At Quiimipiac came a club, and South had to $300 part of the responsibility for the "G irt” 7il5—Safc-Sim. “ Din­ their respective church school present situation, but yours must Two Manchester educators ruff vrith his last trump. TRUCKS StIP 10 POT. ner*’ ZKMMHm-OtOS, " a w ” education boards to determine accept part of this responsibili­ When West got dn with the ace DEARBORN, Mlch. — U.S. 8:45-7:20. # Featuring • the directions the program will are among health and education of diamonds he could take the See SAVITT ty also," he advised the leaders from (lk)imecUcut and production of trucks was down take. setting trick with his last club. KIDDIE SHOW Wed., Thurs. graduates. other states participating in a 10 per cent last year, but out­ They will study the critique.s S'jce South had started with a Fri., Mon., Tnea. 2 M CONNECTICUT'S GREATEST Ahd You'll “ I am ready to stand and be workshop on the needs of youth, put In the three heaviest weight “ Wlio’a Minding The Mint?” received this week, the critique 2 part score ol 40, the defeat cost counted as one who wants to being held today and tomorrow categories receded only 7 per Wed., June SMi to be received from Miss Dick him the game and rubber. Have It With return to the old moralities, to at Quinnlpiac (College in Ham­ “THE DBTEOnVEP* and those turned in after the South had no need to limit cent. "The Blue Beats" honesty and loyalty,” as all session last month. den. the trump loss to one trick. He P.O.M.G., those in the school gym rose They are Mr. and Mrs. George could well afford to Insure the Interest in the prog;ram re- from their seats applauding his A. Potterton of 171 Avery St. He ANO game and rubber by losing two main.s at a high level accord­ SERVICE comments. Is a biology teacher and science ing to reactions to Monday’s Both the valedictory and trump tricks. department head at Manchester meeting. Both the teen-ager.s P«ace-of-Mind Giidrantttd salutatory speeches stressed the After drawing one round of "The Wild Weeds" Scrrict High School. His wife, Barbai-n, THE and the parents are eager tc young people's responsibility to is a home economics teacher at trumps with the ace South both their parents and to their should abandon trumps. He proceed with projects under the. Tiling Junior High School. SRADUATE ON STAGE TOGETHER Challenge umbrella. Admiral community. “ We have no time During the two-day program, leads the ten of diamonds, los­ NOT to fool around or to waste," ntract Mail Ortftrs Acetpltd • B n Offict Optn OiMy 10 AM t# 10 FN - lUROAT OFER 12 m n I.D. REQUIRBID ChUdnn under 12 tree “ Jungle Book” sboYni let nltely would bo given teen-agers and The Boys Smith award was I adults. given to C. Richard Baida and The Board of Education at One of the points made at the to Timothy dottier. The Girl’s this week's meeting awarded a TONITE to SAT. IHE ISJUIIIPIH’ WITH JO^- roundup meeting was to Include Smith award was presented to new three-year school bus con­ MON. U rat. too MT. ora local residents who attend vari­ Gail Jdortensen. tract to the Manchester Bus 167 Walt Disney ous out of town chtirches. Auto timer, clock and stor­ Wesley Thouln and Patricia Co., operated by Elmer A. CRIUG Most notable of the various age drawei'. In' cxjpper only. NOLARdER Dlmmock were the redplents of Thrall of 678 Spring St. comments made at the hearing the American Legion Good Thrall, who held the expiring STEVENS was the repeated statement of J SELECTIO^OF (Jltiaendilp Award. Rotoert Etch- contract, was the only bidder. I various adults relating to a ells was presented with the Negotiated with Douglas ■AlEXIS SMUHl growing respect for the teen­ SOUTAJRI Stoetzner Science award. Pierce, the board’s business agers. TOie ceremonies opened with manager, the contract price of "I am wUUng to admit I was Deluxe d i a m o n d s a processional performed by CAcns y » ! ’ • I :■ I $129,880 annually Is based on 25 indifferent towards the teens, inspired by the the Junior High Scfiool band, school buses operating an esti­ but as a result of Project Chal­ Dehumidifier a n y w h e r e „ wHh the pledge of aUeglance led mated 1,023 miles per day. The IFUMtIt; I RUDYARD KIPLING "Mowgli" Stories! lenge, my respect for them has I liy class presldenit Vicky estimate was taken from cur­ grown," one parent stated. DdMayo. The Rev. Donald G. rent mileage figures and may Many parents and teen-agers Miller delivered the Invocation. need some adjusting. Pierce re- .. h b t o s m e v d I MHrSMMATKB told of burning the midnight oU Bie song, “ One Little Can­ ported, when new routes are In JUNE 25-30 UT.MISM.— I ^^^^FRIDAY & SATURDAY I as they discussed the various dle,” was sung by the eighth actual use. aspects of the Challenge pro­ A factor that may necessi­ Hias humldiatat control, over­ grade class between the pres­ gram together. entation of the valedictorian tate some changes Is the num­ J^9s00-1:00 ADM^^ $^50j flow control. . .Contempor­ A community question box for ary styling. and salutatorlan. Diplomas ber of pupils to be bused to the the Challenge Council was pro­ were handed out to the 115 grad­ new Richard Martin Elemen­ tCBcnNuiuin ^ posed in which EUggestions for uates by Cook, after which the tary School, slated to open In bill S»K n il prog^rams or various problems eighth graders sang the "Battle September. could be left. Hymn of the Republic.’ ' The Thrall also got the award for \UMW! Community Center Sought ___) DBIMII NKO benedlctian was led by the Rev. transportation of ’ exceptlwial The teenagers all want a “ so­ Front Loading J. Clifford Curtin, fbllolwed by children by station wagon to ftiL 61 v n s n u I THE AOVENTURES OF A TEEN-AGE MOUNTAIN LION I cial action center” , located the reoeartonal i>erfoirmed by Mansfield Training School and somewhere In the town, whether Portable the Junior Hig(h band. to the local perceptually and matammm WALT DISNEY’S at the high school, the church or Class officers were Vicky physically handicapped pro­ nUKKTKIMinMI elsewhere. Dishwasher DeMayo, president; David Sher­ grams, at a bid price of $13,634. ( S v a U e , n A e They want additional informa­ The board’s personnel-finance man, vice president; Und LomBsame cougpr tion and discussion of the “ 3 SAVITT P.O.M.G. Krechko, secretary, and Debra committee will restudy its rec­ -D’s” (dating, drinking and Tomasek, treasurer. ommendations for budget allo­ 3BB1E73R.03RS8 j4 lX«- Plus an added treat Yi *>aur of cartoons shown at dusk drugs). SOLITAIRE The graduates wUl be the sec­ cations before awarding a con­ Anxious to spread the Chal­ ond high school class at Tolland tract for transportation of deaf Come early Playground open NEXT* SPEEDWAY# lenge phllsophy to the area DIAMONDS children to the Gengras Center 1 6 3 High School In September. towns, the teen-agers were tem^ Large capacity, easy-loading Bepobllcan Delegates In West Hartford and for pre­ roll-out racks. Requires no ; t o $ pered somewhat by the adults $50 10/000 Delegates to the Republican school cerebral palsied children who feel It would be best to get special plumbing or wiring. Second Congressional District to Keeney School. the local program firmly estab- The board voted to support Convention tomarrow at Eastern TUES-THUMItMSATltS Connecticut CoUege In WUllman- these programs after compila­ , SUN.2NII2JM.2S42S m a m m b m b s m a n c h i s k r ■ M m ■ CENTER tlc are Frank Kalas, Frank Wes­ tion of Its budget request and, L CMIdrtn 12 Y in ind Undtr $2D0 / H 643-7832 therefore, no provision for I HI8:MUT9J0SUNI4»ni ton, and Ernest 'Vlk. Alternates xisniaxi , AIR-CONDITIONED • FREE PARK REAR THEATRE' Admiral Include Mrs. Ruth Lojzlm, Mrs. transportation had been includ­ j CMidrin 12 Y in nd Undir $240 ^ Mary Weston, and Mrs. Helen ed In the budget. FRI. “ VILLA RIDES" 6:40-9:00 SAT, SUN, 1:40-4:06-6:80-9:00 Upright Vlk. Peter Mariani of Groton is expected to receive the unan­ a^YUL ..ROBERT Freexer imous backing of the convention 1 ^ r iuLY 5 s . despite his recent reassessment THEATER TIME B r y n n e r M it c h u m of his role within the party. SCHEDULE THE Afternoon Concert Rwenge roars across seething Mexico as the Villistas return Emerald FOUL. An afternoon concert was Burnside—Graduate, 7 :06-9; 10 blow for blow, murder for murder... and a gringo gunrunner Cut given yesterday at the Hicks Cinema 1—The Fox, 7:15-9:30 TgPg, Diamond gets swept up in the blaze! Memorial School by the third State—Villa Rides, 1:30-6:30- 16 cu. fit size with 630 lb. $500 ■ "^ade chorus, a fourth grade 8:50 lS[riiiLY7itlilOPJ capacity. Has door lock and boys’ chorus and a group of U.A. Theater — Guess Who’s drain system. fourth grade g^rl flutophonlsts. Cpmjng To Dinner, 9 :00. Georgy The grroups performed under AL Pearshop* Girl, 7:15 are truly the direction of Miss Ji'.dy L. East Hartford Drlve-In—The 0 ^ Diamond Judson With Mrs. Mabel Mas- Party, 10:20. Wicked Dreams, HIRT bery serving as accompanist. exceptional! $475 8:40 Bulletin Board East Windsor Drive-In—Beav­ St. Maitithetw’s Summer er Valley, 8:40. Sound of Mu­ RCA T4/CE A YEAR TO PAY! soiree Dance will be held to­ morrow night in the Parish sic 9:10 Manchester Drive-In—Shak­ Stare Center from 8 untM midnight NO SALES FINAL to the music of Tony O’Bright’s iest Gun, 10:45. King Kong Es­ capes, 8 :40 Console Your money back cheer­ Orchestra. fully in 60 days if you are Registration for the Tolland Co-operative Nursery School Trillion This Year? nat completely satisfied. will be held tomorrow morning WASHINGTON — American Rerhember— No payments from 10 until noon at the Unit­ motorists, buses and trucks, When that big moment if ill or unemployed, just ed Congregational Church. comes, you can rest assured drove 960 billion miles In 1067. that your diamond will be 100 tell Savitt. He will gladly Children must be four years of In 1968, says Francis C. Turn­ the finest money can buy if ScQid Stalte . . . 4 speed auto, wait 'til you are back on age by Dec. 31. er, director of the Bureau of you see us! Our years as changer. Mitlti speaker sys­ your feet. What could be Final registration for the Public Roads, “ We’ll hit a Manchester’s oldest diamond tem. fairer? town swimming instruction trillion.’’ merchant. Is your guarantee program will be held tomorrow of absolute satlsfacUonl T H A T’S P.O.M.Q. RESTAURANT IHE MIRISCH CORPORUIOK piiiMit Expert Watch and BLAKE EDWARDS proouchon FINE FOOD AND COCKTAILS Jewelry Bepedrlng P.O.M.C, OPTICAL i)Manrl|Fj0itFr at Reasonable Prices... SERVICE TOO! Colonial Decor iEwFitmo DINING ROOM - TAP ROOM - COCKTAIL LOUNGE Published Ilally Except Sundays and Holidaya at 13 Blssell Street, OOGKTAII£ SERVED ON SUNDAY Buy On Long Easy Terms! Manchester, Conn. (06040) BRAY'S LUNCHEON SPE cTa I ^ SERVED— il:a0iaan.-2:30 p.m. DAILY SAvin Telephone 643-2711 ...... ' igiV""*" ...... JEWELRY STORE A C ASYLUM STRiiT Second Class Postage Paid at For Reservations Call 872 - 0269 Manchester, Conn. ______787 Main St., Manchester ■ • J ------: ....------] U V SidONDS FROM MAIN EiiterlaiiimeHl Friday aud Saturday F.feiihigs Phone 648-8617 M oiRW yiiwrs— ^ DOWNTOWN HARTFORD. SUBSCRIPTION RATES BANQUET FACILITIES CLOSED MONDAY 06103 Payable in Advance EASTHARTFORO niUMOOUCliis lAHSFOIID- One Year ...... $30.00 Take Up To 3 Years To Pay! nmvi IN ★ HT 5 Yoitr Host : b ;: V.; Six Months ...... 15.50 Robert P. Galett Route 83, Ellington, Conn. STARTS WED. JUNE 26th “ ROSEMARY’S BABY" j ' - i " , Op«n Monday 'HI 6 — Itiree Months ...... 7.80 \ \ V Thursday 'til 9 Ont Month ...... 3.40 Read Herald Ads MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 Rhatn District SUPPCMVT YOUR AMERfCAN LEGION FIREWORKS War and Poverty Decried at Graduation far 98 PRORRAM IN MANCHESTER By MABJOIUE PORTER NAME ...... “Oream thlnge that never ADDRESS ...... were” , Kenneth Winetrout of the DONATION ...... American International College Make checks payable to American Legion ^reworks Fund Where You Charge it .. . and Save! in Springfield told the 1968* and mail to Oeorge Frost, Treas. graduating claes Of iRham High Conn. Bank ft Trust Co., Manchester, Conn. M0M iOYRAOANOl School laab night. Donora Will Be I^riilltlied In n ie Homid_____ t m m " ^ 8 8 ! ^ — . Ninety-eight seniors received diplomas. “We are gettli^ to the place Deluxe Streamliner where the older generation has Popular Golf Bags Playgym with Slide lesa and less to say to the younger generation” , continued A. 9 Club Oval Bag ^Winetrout. But the whole prob­ Our Reg. Charge It lem is not Just the generation Lightweight, 9 club oval bag, Oceanic Pools no gap, It is the speed with which 41.97 assorted Unishes. rainchecksi events come at us," said Wlne- Our Reg. 4.97 3.88 18 ft. Diameter, 4 ft. Deep 4rout. BEAUTY SALON 2W' tubing all around. During preparation for the B 14-Club Keystone I V 4 passenger lawn glides. 2 non-tilt swings. ^aduatlon speech, Winetrout r !told Hie class he came to He­ Choice of four colors - black, 2 passenger sky skooter ride. bron to become acquainted with Curls on the loose? Pamper yourself to Beauty ^ fawn, red or green. 8 ft. galvanized slide bed. » the class. He said they were a with more Beauty coiffures, with our Perma­ Our Reg. 9.97 7.88 CHARGE EASY happy class that had accom­ plished many achievements In nent. IT CREDIT their years at Rham. He had c 14-Club Ladies'i(ag or 188 even heard about an under- Now on Summer Special at $12.95 complete iground newspaper which sug­ Appointments, not always needed. ' 16-Club Man's Round Bag Our Regular Low Price 244.88 gested that an appropriate Alma Tdater song would he: “We Got­ Our Reg. Your A O O Baby Chair Swing C. ta Get Out of This Place.” 2 Choice V .O O Six inch sit-on deck, interlocking tubular steel frame, 6 Then Winetrout speculated on WIGGERY BEAUTY SALON inch wide legs, galvanized steel wall and frame, heavy "what’s It like out of this 525 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER D. 18-Club Keystone or 14-Club gauge liner with 5-year warranty. Our Reg. place?” "Lots of Contradictions 4.49 out there,” he said. "A Presi­ Phone 643-2380 Shaft-protected Bag 3.77 dent pleads for an end of vio­ Oceanic Pool 24 ft. x 4 ft. Plastic seat and back, with lence, for gun control, but at the Open Tuesday-Satuixlay 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Our Reg. Your safety strap and bar. Use in­ very same time the men who Fridays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Is-' love peace and hate violence are f V 29.97 doors, outdoors, in trees and Choice 23.88 gyms. #73 thrown Into Jail.” Our Reg. Low Price 347.88 Other contradictions he dted 2 8 8 were the President who pleads for peace and yet war Is honor­ ed. "Let us not honor the 'Viet­ nam War,” he said. While the ROCKVILLE Famous Hasbro Toys class ot 1968 was living it up in Hartford at its senior prom, he said, the nails were being driven SCRAP CO.. Inc. In huts of Resurrection City and Sun lAays on srraduaiting claes during outdoor ceremony last night in Hebron. Nippy winds kept 'things chilled. (HeraM Photo by Pinto). 10 Transistors a mule train was gathering the poor toward Washington. decided that because their character and develop the traits pastel gowns, all honor students, Harvey, Wilfred David Hodge, West, Norman Rufus Wilson and TOP PRICES PAID! Winetrout asked the class. topics overlapped that they so desirable and recognizable In carrying two daisy chains, be­ Timothy Scott Holsington, Mary Ruth Ellzalbeth Wilson. Aristo "Why did you go To Hartford would jointly deliver their ad­ every facet of life today. tween which the graduating Ellen Ham, James Christopher and spend in one night more dress. They spoke of leaving the Diplomas Awarded class passed, going to and from Horton and Channdng Moore NEITHER RAIN NOR SLEET than tile total annual income for atmosphere of security where Mrs. Dorothy Colgan, chair­ their seats. Himtlngton. CINCINNA'n (AP) — Nick some one third to one half of they had learned the meaning man of the Board of Educa­ Graduating with honors were Also, Bonnie May Jones, Rob­ Cole received a phone call when Radio the world’s population.” of competition, responsibility, tion, made the presentation of Lois Ann Bailey, Bonnie ert Bruce Keefe Jr., Bruce Rich­ a i>ostal clerk came across a let­ COPPER He spoke on world poverty, pressure and frustration for in­ diplomas to the 98 seniors. She Catharine Bissell, Jacqueline ard Kinghom’, Barbara Apn Roll­ ter with Cole’s name but no oth­ on the population boom, the stu­ security and a complex world advised them to be good build­ Blais, Nancy Jane Chamberlain, er, Pamela Laking, Sandra Mae er information except a Cincin­ Solid State dent protests that have come of harmony and discord which Sharon Lyn Rowley, and Garrie Leach, Bonnie Ayres Llpplncott, nati telephone number. "I gave ers and better architects of their him my address,” Cole said, close to bringing down the gov­ will make the student’s beliefs world, for soon they would be Ann Shok. John Stephen London, Brian Roy ernments of Italy, France and and concepts seem trite or MacGranor, Michael Gary Mall- "and he sent the letter out the the older generation and their Graduating also were Donna next day." It was a note from BRASS Germany. naive. hot, Paul Anthony Malorano, children would survey their Marie Attardo, Gale Ann Bab­ an elderly aunt who didn't know General Electric He advised everyone not to They noted that as a group building with a critical eye. cock, Wallace Earle Barton Jr., Clifford French Martinez, Kath­ PROCTOR-SIIEX 3.88 Ignore the protests of the Cole’s address. the students would be labeled The Rev. Gordon W. Weeman Robert Paul BelHng, Janet leen Dole McKinney, Michael ______Big Sound Bathtub and young. "We Ignore our black as part of the typical "younger Marie Bishop, Michael Charles William McKinney, Thomas Ed­ Complete with case, 9 people and there was ruin in of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church 2 Slice Toaster Deluxe 3-speed Mixer Tugboat 7j4” D oll generation” ; scorned as rebels of Hebron delivered the Invoca­ Blow, Dorothy Ann Bousquet, ward Megson, Lucille Merritt, LEAD volt battery & ear­ the cities of America and hun­ and trouble-makers. But each tion and the Rev. Roger Com- David Peter Brindsley, Linda Phyllis Marie Moseley and Jo- Septic Tanks phone, gift boxed. Unit Plastic tugboat with hull, Mechanical bath tub - just fill dreds dead as monuments to will be entitled to exercise his Shirley Bromley, EMleen Joyce Anne Ruth Munson. AND Our Reg. Our Reg. tols of St. Patrick’s Church In measurement is pilot house, nylon record with water, add bubble bath our difference to our black peo­ rights as long as he doesn’t in­ East HampttMi deliver^ the Carjey, John Bruce Cavallerl Also, Marilyn Elaine Nowsch, NEWSPAPER 9.97 13.57 ple. Ignore the protests of the 4/4” Hx2 ^ ” Wx 1 ^ ’D. with tugboat sounds. Oper­ and the action lever makes fringe upon the rights of the benediction. Jr., and Judith Ann Copeland. Johanna Brigham Nygren, Don­ Plugged Sewers 7.70 10.77 ates on 2 D batteries, not young today and the cities may group. ald Raymond Olson, Melanie (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOR CHURCHES, Limit 1 per customer. thousands of bubbles. The Rham High School Band Also, Barbara Ann Covell, An­ Fully automatic, completely thermostatic! Powerful 3-speed motor for heaviest batters, No rainchecks. Only 24 included not go up in smoke; nothing nette June Crosby, Brian Ed­ Macaulay Osborn, Earl Law­ Machine Gleaned BOY SCOUTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) ' visible may happen. The decay "Without rebellion and re­ played the processional, "Pomp SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS J Exclusive Proctor color control assures gold­ lightest sauces. Easy fingertip controls. per store! form, tomorrow would not be ward D’Amour, James Charles rence Palmer, Carolyn Rose Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, will all be on the Inside. The and Circumstance" and a re­ Paris, Henry James Parking- BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS en brown toast every time. Smart avocado Smartly styled, years ahead of its’ time! Y.OFR ours. We must bear in mind Davidson, Marie Roseanna Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ Also Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP handles on gleaming chrome body. 421125 § m i rot will be in the souls and cessional as well as a variety ton, Sharon Elaine^ Patterson, lar Waterproofing Done. that there are means of chang­ of musical arrangements as Desso, Marjorie Diane Donald, TELEPHONE 872-0587 CHOICE minds of the young. And there Patricia Eileen Dooley, Carol Kathy Lee Pinney, Linda Edith 4.88 will come a time when there ing existing conditions without over 1,100 persons gathered in 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. 06066 violence,” said the girls. Ann Mary Doucette, Christine Popoff, Cynthia Jean Raymond. McKinney bros. Hours: will be no one around to say as the outdoor amphitheater under Robert John Raymond and Mau­ The girls concluded that they a clear sky with a lowering Nellie Downes, Susan Mary 118 Pearl St. — 648-5308 7 A.M.-4:80 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. — 7 A.M.-3:S0 P.M. Sat. Robert Kennedy did: "I dream Drew, Jeffery Lynn Dryden, reen Reagan. things that never were.” felt the class as a group and as sun, while a prevailing breeze Also, Jill Alden Rebillard, Sewerage Disposal Co. kept the audience on the chilled George Aloysius Dunn III, Jill He concluded that the world individuals were prepared to Andrea Dzicek, Marilyn Louise Jacqueline Theresa Roblchaud, was kind of "messy,” with the meet this complex world. side. King Size New Faucet Three other honor students Ellis, Linda Louise Erickson, Cindy Lou Sanford, Karen Ann conflict between the young who Superintendent Aram Damar- Elizabeth Hutchinson Foote Scanlan, Robert Allen Senkbell, U participated In the program. dream and the old who uphold jian presented the Class of 1968. and Russell Abram Fors Jr. Jean Serra, Peter Alexis Shev­ He advised the students to de­ Bonnie Bissell delivered the Fountain the status quo, but each in his Also, Timothy Lionel Fortin, chenko, Virginia Anne Slater, 7 Web own way should "dream things velop strength. When an oppor­ welcome; Lois Bailey Intro­ tunity is offered to them, to duced Dr. Winetrout and Garrie Mark Allen Fries, Stephen Linda Ann Smith, Everett Le­ that never were.” George Girouard, Richard roy Stone, Nancy Elizabeth Joint Talk Given seize it and work as though It Shok delivered the farewell ad­ SAVE $13! Chair dress. George Concl, Joseph Kendall Taylor, Katheryn Marie Ursln, The program listed Nancy were as though it were the only Gove, opportunity offered in the world. LIST OF GRADUATES Gore, BOnnle Marie Barbara Marie Volsine, Anna 2.99 Chamberlain and Sharon Row- Marianne Groves, Mark Leonard Burridge Wadleigh, Mildred Thus by doing their very best The graduating class was Our Reg. 3.99 ley, both honor students as Haloburdo, Lawrence Gord

Pint isomx Size UndH qprw 2.98 SATURDAY New systertic action kills most sucking and chewing insects on roses, flowers, If460 trees, etc. Deluxe Quart Size .... 4.98 Ranch Redwood! LAST DAY \ Top Rham High seniors giving talks. From left, Game Shok, Sharon Rowley, Nancy Chamberlain and Bonnie Bissell. V MakeCaldor Your 6ft. Bar-B-Q Table Deluxe 6 0 ” Round Why wait till July— ^when stocks are picked over? V' Ortho Sprayette and 2 Benches Umbrella Table Timex Headquarters CORRECTION Why wait till July to save on your summer vacation clothes? Why wait tiH July for clearance values and savings galore? QUEEN SIZE Downltown Moueheater Our Reg. Our Reg. 6 GALLONS at 958 Miadn Street 45.90 35.90 49.95 39.95 9.98 6.95 lo ’50 Patented internal metering jets assure accu- Kfjowrj I OK VAIUIS p racy under varying water pressure. No pump­ Truly the watch of modern times - for busy, modern people Find Them Here Today All pieces are skillfully constructed of 2 inch prime kiln dried California clear ranch ing, no mixing. Works on water pressure who demand accuracy combined with beauty___ and a redwood stained to enhance its’ beauty. Eased edges; all hardware piated. from your garden hose. pnee range to suit everyone! Find just the right Timex in our ctjJlection! Charge it at Caldor. At Burton's In Manchester! $285 Save and Splash Sale •T EASY PAYMENTS Porkode Open till 9 Wed. thru Fri., tiH 6 p.m. other days a v a il a b l e of Pools MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY Downtown Open DoHy till 5:30 Thursday Nights rill 9:00 EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH \ ^MuflteTrMMrB Cliest BimmiiMls upb Ntiiep Bicelliifl JUNE 29 PAOB sax MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONIJ., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE SEVEN

Layoffs Account It was followed by New Haven never received—new charts of mount—an underwater peak — Scorpion’s disappearance, said val Hydrographic Office hod in­ Incom e to C b'm b V em on Coventry with 2,658, Hartford with 2,649 Scorpion Charts the area. sometime after her last trans­ errors in bottom contour charts formed the sub force headquar­ For Claims Rise and Waterbury with 2,292. Man­ Lt. Cm dr. T.C. Jarvis of the mission M ay 21 from 366 m iles had previously contributed to at ters that the requests were be­ WASHINGTON — Population chester was 16th among the Said Inaccurate Navigation Systems Readiness south-southwest of the Axores leajrt one submarine accident. ing evaluated and that the, studies and economic studies AMIS But he (hd not say when or charts would require long-range Society Sets MAR. 22 K your Daily AdMIy Guida H Due partly to the layoff of 26 state’s 20 offices. It had been Sectfbn of the AUantic Fleet on the return trip to Norfolk predict that, while only one- V " According lo lha Stan. » NORFOLK. Va. AP) — A from the Mediterrcmean. where it occurred.' evaluation. Hearing Due Tuesday on Town Master Plan .APR. 20 workers, in a local electrical 16th the week before. Submarine Force Headquarters, fifth of U.S. households now To develop messoge for Sotuf^^ 32-33-47-56^ Naval court of inquiry witness said the only presenUy avail­ One group of charted sea­ Jarvis said the request for 9-22-39-42 equipment company, unemploy­ have an annual Income of over Talk on Glass WOT* corresp^ing to numbers LOTS OF WATER able bottom contour charts—like mounts Is located near the point new bottom charts was made AUSTRIA SELLS U.S. MORE K master plan for the town ■ J44-7B-84-89 testified Wednesday tiled the lost $10,000, this g;roup will form of ^xir Zodioc birth si0n KOSPW ment compensation claims In FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — those available to the Scorpion of the last transmission, and "a s long ago as Nov. 17, 1966,” VIENNA-For the fourth year Jesse A. Brainard will talk y f TAUFUS submarine Scorpion went to her two-thirds sf the population by wUoh catalogue* Ita asseta, OCT. 24 ( Kentucky ia noted for its many —have been pieced together Jarvis acknowledged there are and had been repeated several in a row, Austria’s exports to A T v , APR. 21 3) Woman 6) Horlions Manchester rose 14.6 per cent grave in an Inaccurately chart­ identifies its problems and on Cqventry Glass and show 1 B« 62 Friends NOV. 22 _ over the years from "random areas "where seamounts could times since as the sub force the United States set a record 1980. This Is expected to more ( MAY 2) 2 Ptrjortol 32 A last week, according to a re­ limestone springs. The Royal specimens from his own col­ 33 Great 63Contocts ed section of mountainous ocean exist without our knowledge.” headquarters was informed of in 1967—$80.4 m illion. Im ports than double purchases of house­ 3 You'r# - - - ^ Spring at nearby Georgetown sources.” analyses the impact of changing 2- 8-21-2d 34 Annoyonce 64 Public 6 11 12 20 i h SISS- r b iSS h lection at an -8 p.m. meeting 4 Oispicoting 2 M 3 jO g r port by the State Labor Depart­ Naval officials have expressed Jarvis, in rejrfy to a question chart InaCcura'cles. from the United States fell $21 hold goods, housing and appll- trends on its future, will be re­ ^53^7-69 35 Get 65 Relollons noBTOally provides one m illion bottom a full 31 months after TYiesday of the Coventry Hls- 5 Early 66 Social ment. fear that the sub struck a sea­ from the court probing the He said, however, that the Na­ m illion, to $88.8 m illion. nnces. O iM M 6 D*p4nd 36 Con uariTARius gallons of water a day. subm ariners had ewked fo r—but viewed Tuesday at a public toiical Society’s home on South 37 Hof 67 Executive NOI^23 MAY 22 7 Bird 68 Strings The totals were 850 for the St. The talk and collection will 8 SuccMS 36 Be hearing. JUNE 22 39 The 69 Indicated d e c ; 22 week ending June 16, compared 9 Switcli 70 Await concern the glass Industry In lO And 40 Coused 13-16-17-^, r The plan is the result of an ,18-19-24-31 71 And to 480 fo r the week ending June Coventry during the first half of 11 Only 41 Oo '37-52-79-86 72 You 27-6A dB^& intensive 18-month study by the D )2Upon 42 Old 8. The Rockville sub-office ac­ the 19th century. 43 Efforts 73 Finances CAPMCOtN CANCSI . 13Trovtl 74 Love counted fo r 25 m ore of the In­ Planning Commission and the 14 N tw i 44 To DEC. 23 The old glaas factory was lo­ I JUNE 21 75 As creased claims. )5 Y ooil 45 Concerning JAN. 20 consulting firm of Raymond and cated near what is now the In- JJULY 23 76 Well 16 W rit* 46 By CTaims throughout the state May, Associates. teraecUon o f R t. 44A and North 17 Importont 47 Opportunity 77 Fovored 41-48-51-55j|^ ’ 34-36-38-40 78 The increased by 649 last week to a River Rd. The glass bottles, IB D«ci>lan 4SS<^ 61-70.72 TIm plan is primarily made )46-49-50 19 Concerning 49 Woman 79 Be 20,868 total. The figures were bowls. and “inks” remaining 20 Your SOTriend 80 And AOUAMUI up in two arts. The first is a IfO 81 Initiative 21 Through 51 Pioneering JAN. 21 19,607 for the corresponding set of pedicles to guide the from those made at that fac­ I JULY 24 82 Finger 22 From 52 To FEB.' 19 week last year. commission on planting deci­ tory are reported “much treas­ u.. AUG. 23 23 Letters 53 01 83 A s 84 New 24 A 54 In 4-14-25-X/^f Bridgeport, with 3,140 claim s sions concerning the future de­ ured not only in Coventry but ON59-63-64-65 85 Tips 25 M oy 55 New and a 20.4 per cent increase, velopment of the town. wherever they have been pre­ »'71-7377 86 Mode 45-5742 26 Efforts 561s was the state leader last week. 27 Pull 57 Distont 87 The mail The second part consists of a served.” vnoo 88 Numbers AUG. 24 28 Lucky 58 At FEB. 20 list of specific capital Improve­ ’The society’s recent ' public 59 Social 89 Advisable 29 Own M a 4. 21 _ ments which the commission be­ SEPT. 22 60 Your 90 Worm auction proved a “real success 30 Arrive , 1- 5- 7-10^ r lieves will make file town a bet­ In spite of the many similar ^28-54-74 [^Adverse ^ N e u m l «/75-763388 15.35.07.90^ ter place to live in. events in the surrounding The plan proposes that the for­ towns” held June 8. The so­ mer center of Rockville be re­ ciety’s home has newly Installed tained and strengthened as a plumbing, providing for use of A commercial, civic and cultural the kitchen sink there. Prior to Hebron hub to serve local residents and this It was necessary to trans­ that the Vemon Circle and Tal- port water (for use there) from oottvllle areas serve as a re­ the homes of members. Families Sought to Take bigger-than-ever gional shopping center. ZBA Hearing July 1 2 A further suggestion regard­ The Zoning Board of Appeals ing the commercial areas is City Youths for Summer has a public hearing at 7 p.m. Sale! famous make that a small area near the in­ July 1 in the Town Hall on Rt. savings on nylon tersection of Hartford Tpke. 31. A lbert J. Navickaa o f East The Human Realtlons Council boy scouts in the workbigis of and Orove St. be designated as Hartford, is appealing from a is tEiking ^ipllcatlona from local the group. Those who attended summer skirts a convenience commercial area were Robert Anderson, Patrick decision by the soning agent families who wish to be host a and that additional areas be des­ Blow, Clifford Caidman and for a variance in order that he disEulVEmtEiged youngster from tricot lingerie ignated for convenience com­ may change a business building George MaznlcM. Troop 28 reg. lo $11 mercial development only when into two apartments on proper­ HEirtford o r WUUmanOc. Mrs. will continue to meet on Sat­ 7.90 urday mornings through the there is an apparent need for ty located on Rt. 6 In (Coventry. Jack P. Baker, chEilrman of month of July and will also A snappy vai'iety of skirts in more such facilities. Fife Schedule the Summer Country ProgrEun, meet Thursday evenings at the slim or A-line shapings, witli As a substitute for strip com­ The loAU Nathan Bole An­ 2 '^ and 3 mercial, the plan‘ proposes - a states that the aims ot the home of John Horton on Mdlv cient Flfee 8c Drums has s<*ed- or without waistljand! Solids, Council’s program is to give Jorle (Jlrcle. The Weblos aio “controlled development dis­ uled an aipipearance tomorrow checks, sti'ipes . . . in favorite trict” of some 400 acres adiich these diUdren a full week of a Invited to continue attending for its Rangers only alt the colors. 8 to 18. different way of life. the, Saturday morning meet­ would allow apartments, of­ School of the Soldier in New This is the first program of A beautiful variety of exquisite fices, light industry, public and Windsor; at the Grand Review ings. aemi-publlc facilities, restau­ of Ancient Marttel Music In Its kind In the area. The project Thei16 are three leaders cur- slips and petticoats in lace trim- rants and motels un^r very N ew W indsor Sunday; CheSms- is aimed at not only the child rmiUy working with the Scouts: m^, semi-tailored or tailored stringent controls. ford. Mass., July 4, and In Sun­ but in building up relationships Horton, Adrian Cheney and styles. All with their origrinal price famous name between the two sets of parents. Views Awwtted derland, Mlass., July 7. Ldon Gcudiner. In the toll, tagsl Lovdy fashion shades of In holding the public hearing Baseball Schedule A get-acquainted picnic mtIII be these leaders plan to have wWte, blue, pink, black, maize. held prior to the airlval of the shirt classics on the proposed plan the com- Coventry Boys Baseball As­ meetlngis on a weeknlght with Slips in sizes 32-44. Petticoats. S, mlirtnn, is hopeful that the final childron so that parents Eind all comping and HScIng activi­ sociation i^nsored games for M, L, X L. product wfil be tempered by a the week at 2 p.m. Simdays, 6 hosts may be com e EicquEdnted. ties scheduled for weekends. "SlicHESTE* reg. to $6 broad-based reaction of the p.m. weekidaya at the Plains Those wishtog application or James Derby, chairman of 2.99 townspecyle. AUiletic Field: further information, may call the Boy Sioout Oommittee, has M rs. BEiker, M rs. Jsunes KlEir In an effort to accomplish this RESIDENTIAL 1 American Leagbe, Sunday, announced thEkt the Board of The nicest thing that evo)- the commlsBlon will ' also Allen’s vs. Lakeside; Monday, or Mrs. Pat Greenhalgh. Reivlemr fo r P atrol A dvance­ happened to skirts! Long oi- schedule discussion meetings I I RURAL (I FAMILY PER ACRE) RoUo's VB. C&C; June 27, Bld- 164 Signed ment, will be held on June 27 roll sleeves . . . sti’ii>od and with many civic otganlaationB. w eli’s va. RoJlo’s. Mrs. Norman Long, chEilr- EUkd the Court of Honor win be E ^ 3 LOW D EN SIT Y (2 f a m il ie s p e r a c r e ) floral cottons. 30 to 38. It feels ithe suoceee of the plan National League, Sunday, msm of the PTA Crosa Swim­ held on July 21. Further details will be in direct proportion to BniliS MEDIUM D EN SIT Y (s to a f a m il ie s p e r a c r e ) Nick’s Esso vs. Tom’s 6A10; m ing program , hEis Eumounced will be releosed at a Utter date. the degree to which Ht is read, Monday, Nathan Hale Gas vs. that 164 dilldren have signed for f A V - 4 HIGH DENSITY (s t o is f a m il ie s p e r a c r e ) ------Gardiner Gets Gift understood, accepted and sup­ Mlorneau’s; June 27, Zollo’s vs. swimming classes, which are TheiHebron PTA has present­ ported. NON-RESIDENTIAL Nalthlan Hale Gas. scheduled to begin on July 1. ed Ray E. Gardhier, principal Warner’s nylon spandex girdles The Plaimlng Commission and P on y League, TYielsday, home All classes will be held as ■ ■ c o m m e r c i a l of the Hebron Elemeivtary EUid the consultants cite the fact that giame against Nasalff-Rotary, scheduled each week day with Gilead Hill Sdioot, a goU cart the Wilbur Cross Highway pass­ CONTROLLED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT 200 0 4000 and June 27, an away game ^ the exception of July 4 when as a farewell gift. Gardiner es directly through Veraoa as LaUter Park, WiWmanWc, vs. clEisses will be suspended for INDUSTRIAL will leave the Hebron schoiol 3.99 4.99 one of the major factors in­ the VFIW team. the day. In the event of very syEitems on A ug. 23 to oasume fluencing land development in BulleUn Board ggffi OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION rainy weather, cUsses will be the piinoipeMifp of Bowers girdle panty girdle panty girdle town. ’Ihe Friendly Circle of the canceled again with the excep­ School In Manchester. semi-annual special purchase! It is further pointed out in the - ^ ■ p u b l i c First Congregational Church tion ofs the lifesaving cIeibs reg. $6 $7 reg. $8 L ot o f B oeSes plan that Vemon still has a has its annual banquet at 7 which must meet a required The drculaitlon of books at large amount of vacant land p.m. Tuesday at Willie's Steak number of hours. women’s, misses’ Country Miss the school library was as fol­ which places the town in a posl- Proposed plan of development prepared by Vemon planners and consultants, Rajunond and May. House In Manchester. Those Dog Licenses Lightweight, but firm power net low s fo r the nnonth o f Mlay: tkm to sdect what type of com­ Propostog residential develop­ sultants feel it would be many tion figure there will ultimate­ the som e 360 acres o f open going are to meet at the Town Clerk Gladys Miner has 3-t-r-osal be obtained during the month of Manchester Evening Herald ntog a complete “bedroom” The office of the tax collec­ June. S, M, L. siuaaity schools, one suggest­ for the southeast corner of the Marjorie Porter, tel. 228-9U6. braiids reg. $26 The plan also provides for an town will be compatible with in the northwest comer and Join ed to ^ located in the Ridge­ town with a large variety of fem ale dogs is $3.60 Eind for Mancheeder Evening Herald abendonmient of the characteris­ the open space plan. the proposed north-south road. wood Dr. area and the other uses suggested, including a golf fem ale dogs, $7.70. Licenses may tics of the central city, par­ Pointing out the fact that the near Phoenix and Lake Sts. course and other recreational Coventry corresp<«dent, . F. be obtained at the town clerk’s The only other major ebaioge Panline Uttle, teL 742-6281. Saved for Wedding ticularly the congested land use to existing residential density la projected ultimate population The 6-8 needs are expected areas. office each week day except An opportunity to buy our fa­ mix. the proposal for one family per for the town is 42,000 people, to be met by a 360-pupll addi­ ’The preparation of the report Wednesday and Saturday morn­ TBLISI, Russia—It la the cus­ Warner’wS “ Swing Band” Bras vorite summer suits at this low Industrial development is rec- acre for the remainder of the the plan of development cites tion to- Vemon Junior High and was partially financed through PRISON GETS CLINIO ing. All dogs six months smd tom In Russlim Georgia to bury shoe price. Dark and light prints or ommmided in six general areas; land south of the highway, ac­ the need for more schools after the report suggests two possi­ a federal grant under the Urban over must be registered. a C E Lsk of wine in the ground, solids in cool blends to wear now the 1971-1972 school year. FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Slfll acres west of Rt .83, ad­ cording to the planners. bilities for fulfilling the 9-12 Planning Assistance prog;ram. Soonto Invited with only its top showing, the Cool, shapely cotton bra with unique through Fall. 8 to 18. jacent to the South Windsor line; Explaining that the Board of The Commonwealth of Kentuc­ Boy Scout Troop 28 invited day one’s first son is bom. The As an alternate to an ambi­ needs: A 1,900 pupil fa cility on Members of the Planning 175 acres adjacent to and south Education’s long-range policy is ky Is building a $682,000 m edical the Weblos Scouts from Pack stretch underbust baiid that follows the tious highway plan proposed by the Mitchell property or the ex­ Commission with William wine remEdns there for use dur­ sale of the Wilbur Cross Parkway to develop a 6-3-4 school system , clinic inside the grounds of the 28 to their meeting last week body contour. 32 to 36A, 32 to 38B the Capitol Region Planting pansion of the present high Satryb as chairman are Marie ing the festivities on the young near F eeder R d .; 80 a cres im ­ which means that Grades K-S, school to accom m odate 400 ad­ A. Herbst, Arthur L. Rowe, state penitentiary at EddyviUe. to acquaint the prospective mEin’s wedding day. and C. reg- Agency for the town, the plan 6-8 and 9-12 would be housed in mediately north of the Morose propoees cme which will be more ditional pupils, plus a 1,600 pu­ Kran Kilpatrick, James Roche Une of the railroad; 70 acres separate facilities, the report apt to be adopted in the near pil facility near the standing and alternates, William John­ along the Hockanum River near notes that it appears that the Lake St. school. son, Noel Belcourt Jr. and Don­ future. 1970-71 estim ated enrollm ents 8.90 ttw center; 46 acres of existing The proposed plan cites the ald F a y .. industrial operations in Talcott- Need for Schools ceui be adequately housed in ex­ The CRPA has proposed a recreation and perk situation of Representing Raymond and vUle, and up to 300 acres on both isting facilities plus the project­ the town as being very good. May were Prof. George Ray­ aides of the htg^tway near the north-south road from Manches­ ed 5-5 school fo r 1,060 pupils. ter north to Enfield, passing It suggests, however, that the mond, Samuel Pine, Mar^all ToHand line. The renort further points out town acquire options or "under­ Winston, John O’Mara, Ronald RockvUle as Core through Vemon parallel to the that by 1071-72 the estimated western border. CRPA has also standings’’ for first refusal on J. Raffile and Arllne Fisher. 14"99 The plan seems to consistently K-6 enrollment will Increase to for com fort,. .wear sttek with the theory that the proposed an extension of Rt. 20 4,300; 6-8 enrollment vrill in­ former city of RockvUle is and from Bradley Field east tq. en­ crease to 1,900; ninth grade reir. $12 to $22 should be the core of the town's ter Vemon at the northwest enrollment will increase to 600 a panty girdle actlvlttes and proposes higher- comer and connect with the and the 10-12 enrollment will re­ Stock up on girls’ densMy areas there with intensi­ Wilbur Cross Highway through m ain at 1,300. ty ot development diminishing the Rockville area. 840 in Each Grade 8UMff£R ts as distance from the core in­ The commission and the con­ Based on th" r’‘ir. '.te popula­ with Adjust-a-Thigh Dressy pumps. Newest creases. ATTENTION; Youngsters of all agesf' famous name 'nie only recommended de­ silhouettes in heels and parture from this plan is to per­ THE VERNON BIKE SHOP WISHES YOU I toes. Leather and patent mit apartment development ad­ splashing values jacent to certain heavUy travel­ ALL A SAFE AND HAPPY SUMMER! leather. In blacks, bones, summer sleepwear ed streets that radiate from RoekviUe Center. THE BEST , DRESSED browns, navy and in men’s cotton W O M E N SH O P I blights. Sizes 4i/a to 10. M A M B i: -VERMDN T B .8 1 2 8 W reg. $3 surfer shorts Pilgrim Mills lUWTEaO h m / U m c M r Check these V U M M sO M N . brands! 2.29

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AL.U M AK C0 Mr. Easton An airy collection of cool sleepwear COTTONS EXPERT REPAIRS *‘ I Men’s and young men's very fa­ a u L R S R A IR S in fine Dacron polyester and cotton. Florsheims mous swimwear at this smashing Joanne GUdden of Manches­ au A R A N T K K D Choose from shortie pajamas, go\ras, price! Favorite surfer and lx>xer ter started course reading ^ Van Eli Capri pajamas and sleeveless shifts 1 styles in the gi'oup. All cotton. S, 378 words a minute—ended with xiantie to match. Assorted prints. D IU K R Y A A c Barefoot Originals M, L, XL. at over 4,000 COLUMBIA 4 to 14. (I AND S SPfeKD) . FABRICS b O 'v d 0 Karlee MURRAY Compensate® by FLEXNIT EvelynH^od (I AND S SPEED) DeLiso Debs Summer Woiriens ASTRA Figure tnmming Ckunpensate panty girdlee have the superb Tempos r e a d e r pantleg inserts that flex with your leg, expand to cixnfor- M f t m 10 - IS S P E E D Mark Angeles Loam to read 8 to 6 times SKIRT Q ^*^**^^ Lightweight powemet boys’ summer shirts nylon tricotliriefs faster with equal or better with DuPont machine washable Lycra Spandex and Antron Mannequins small group cosmetic specials ladies’ umbrellas eomprehenslon. , KNa. i-B spcao nylon. LENGTHS 9 Italian Imports of raincoats Now enrolling for July class­ Mohawk Natural Bristle 2 for $5 2.59 ea. 85c 1.15 es In Manchester A complete line of accessories Bic y c l e s Brushes. Reg. $4. 1 .9 5 2.99 reg. 3.50 to 4.50 Elastic leg in tailori'd or Shoi-t sleeve dress and sjwrt t r ic Y c l e s Full range of sizes and up to V2 off Famous Make Atomizers. lace trunmeil style with fo r information GOOD BIKES TANDEMS Discontinued styles. Not shirts in sti’iped or solid sheer trim or scalloped styles. 0,08 to 8.95 Reg. $2. 5 1 10 and 16-rib in acetate cotton oxford . . . assorted BACKED BY UNICYCLES every size in every style. Sunny savings on a limited band of lace. White, lieige, 2 3 2 448 'ilgvfinIRiU!!| TRADE-INS group of raincoats in brok­ rayon and nylon fabrics. cotton plaids for the sport call - S GOOD EXERCYCLES Chantilly Cream RoH-on pink, blue. 5-6-7-S. en sizes and colors 1 Misses’ Mostly solid colors. shirts. 8 to 20. * Ehbrios — ihttenis -4- Nottons —^ Aoaessones • ACCEPTED (DAL, Foundatioas, Deodorant. Reg. 1.50. 01 SERVICE all 4 stores) ■VELYN WOOD 177 Hhrttord Bd.—Oom wef Fine S t. Msnebeator (D&L, Shoes, aU 4 stores) sizes. REAOlNQ DYNAMICS INSTITUTE Open DsUy tUI 9 F J n .-«to t tm 6 F.M. OPEN DAILY 1 3 0 — 6 3 0 fOUk srO RiS OF f a s h io n MislaIMkM 4SSo.MiiiiSk,W.HNtfMd E x c e p t , FRI. I‘.30—9 pm S A i . 10 a m TO b^30 pm Free deliveries anywhere in Connecticut r PAGE EIGBT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE NINE

It has been easy to pick flaws and In- Open Fon u n A anrl|TatTi conaUtencies In the behavior of some of Planners See 12th Cirenit Inside a»e leaders of this Poor People’s Cam- The Sonic Boom Problem New Contract Will Allow WhenYou Buya palgn. 1V> the Editor, AgedHousing G>urt Cases Report It has been a campaign which has Ytour recent etMtortal cem- > PUBU8HBD BY TH£ worn tta own artificlalitiee on Its sleeve, IVfonument from HBRAI,D PRINTINO CO.. INC mentory on the MANCHESTER SESSION (Continaed from Pago 8) 13 Bisvell Street as in its use of a railroad train to trans­ Mixing Garbage and Trash sonic boom ait the A ir F(yce Plan as Good s A f o m n Mancbeiter, Conn. The (»s e of Larry Lawson, 16, though M(C:arthy delegates THOMAS F. FBROUSON port its mule carts into Washington. Academy treated the pn*^”} MBmORfAL CO. WALTER R. FERGUSON expressed their pre- attemate method was on the The Manchester Housing Au­ And it has been a campaign aiming w4tti aome levity and Inn*ed of 18 Sterling PI., charged with romped in their backyards, reg­ 470 Oeator St., PuiiUshen tiw t the A ir Force ia aonwJiow of Manisieirter, the towns Terence for a method of coUec- basis of the $260,500 first year thority North End Renewal fV>undod October 1, 1881 at more than it could possibly obtain. breach of peace by assault, was ular leaders such as Stanley Tltoiiilirztnr e MS-TTSt reaptuielble for the plienome- present contractor, is being H?".’ ***®">- Anthony gt. The town’s loes-oo General as been approved as “ a good It has therefore (xmtained, and will transferred to Juvenile Oairt Steingut of Broqklyn and Moses PubtMied Every Evenlnc Except Sundays non. Thla ia not jhe caae, I w - awarded a new three-year wiuam Fitz- Fund budget allocates $252,000 plan’ ’ by the Town Planning You get our dependable and HolKlayi. -Entered at the Poet OfSce at (XHitaln, all the special dangers which <»n yesterday. Lawson was arrest- Manchester. Conn., os Second Claas Mall ever, exceq* in the aenae that contract for garbage and lor garbage and rubbish pick- .CommiMion,...... giving o the— ------MHA ------Weinstein of Queens may welt guidance^ understanding, me from accumulating human flesh Matter. the fhwt operational auper- refuse pickup, based on the P*'®**"* «P- The $7,600 difference, Welss the green light to soUclt com- ed May 8 in connection with an stick with Humphrey. and honest advice in se­ and will, and then feeding it disappoint­ That is important because SUBSCRIPTION RATES sonic aircraft were mlMtBPy. alternate method of once muxi tyi ^ ^ back- said, win be met by an added plete federal funding before the attack (»» another youth in a lecting a family memorial Payable In Advance State Chairman Burns cannot ment and frustration. A ll Cbjeeita tmveldng at auper- ner week backvard ■nirknn garbage and appropriation In the next fiscal end of the fiscal year. parking lot outside their mutual priced to fit your budget One Year ...... 330.00 control the state committee se­ Six Months ...... 15.60 We suspect a g(x>d many of our read­ soidc speeds generate show S g S a g r a n d ^ w S 2 -t^rts July 1. Although the authority re- p u «e of employment. ^ our complete dismay Three Months ...... 7.80 ers have shared euch uneasiness over ft naUiral and unavoid­ nrooV (»iirh niclrim nt jj Weiss said that the $270,712 quested four variances on the a rearrest was ordered in the lection of at-large delegates One Month ...... 3.60 weeK curb pickup of rub- The only other directors at first year cost__ for the present ^ project, the__ commission felt _____ of Robert__ Underwood,__ _28, of now that _ Kennedy, _ his patron,___ is featuring fully guaran­ the Poor People's Campaign. able phenomenon. te e d S d e c t MEMBER OF Low altitude, high iqieed 1~-, *1.-. ^ ^ uvethod of collection would have that each was reasonable due Rockville, charged with evading dead. The regular county lead- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS And if we have read or listened to some aiimivi TV*^*?*!^* tbe town With the need for to the very nature of the proj- responslhlUty and operating a ers may now overshadow him B a ire O iU ld The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled of the proceedings, we have perhaps been “flyovera" are quite dangerous to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis­ and require extreme pilot com­ method picked by ^ $17,7TO additional appropria- ect lU elf and would not dls- motor vehicle whUe license is in power. Refusing to concede M o n u m en ts. patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ a mtle frightened by the uncompromls- weias soia max nomeowners wUl existing regulations, under suspension. Bond was set that the McCarthy , forces de- ed In this paper and also the local news pub- petence and (xmcentratlon. A be peirmltted to mix garbage and llsheil here. ihg, apocalyptic nature of some of the similar Ineddeitt (xscurred once to meet. The development win be lo- at $500. He is being represented serve any at-large delegates, one rubbish In the contidners to be be signed nejd week, will con- Monumenu All rl|Ats of repdblloatlon of special dii- oratory which has been fed this gathering _____i .. He also said that Anthony Bot- cated on a 176,000 sq. ft. parcel by Public Defender George such boas told us the remain­ natches herein are also reserved. before in Canada and reauKed left by them at the curb. by leaders who calculate, perhaps right­ m coatly damage to an uncom­ head of Sanitary Refuse, at N. Main and N. School Sts. Royster. ing 65 delegates should be The three-year contract wlU to the present method on a pro ______’ The 'Herald PrintinK Company Inc., as- ly. that they have to sound tough tt they has lagreed to continue the tmd will consist of 76-unlts con­ Uniderwo(x) was arrested April picked on a basis of "standing, iiumes no financial responsibility for typo­ pleted new hangar. cost the town $862,919, with the graphical errors appearing In advertisements TTie sonic boom problem is rata basis, in the event present i, ,.,cuk place on May 28 near the barely kept M(K3arthy in conten­ fri. nite and sot. only! it at least represents awareness and ef­ A t least tour major coun­ dents at the Middle School yes­ benediction by the Rev. John jjg failed to meet a restrictive St. and will be buUt by Carlo Parkade involving Carr and tion and energized the drooping fort and thought and heart and hope, tries are building supersonic terday, as students, faculty, par­ Lacey (»f toe Vernon Center (jause in the bid specifications Prestlllo. Meanwhile, At Paris some other youths, all juveniles. spirits of his supporters, who (of both stores) transport aircraft so their use ents and friends evacuated the Congregational Church. which required that bidders In other business last night not submission. Carr is also charged with us­ before Tuesday night had near­ There has been, for a feiw hours at in regular airline schedules is building in orderly fashion. Rockville Hospital Notes must have serviced towns of at the commission agreed to hear Visiting hours are 12:86 to 8 least 30,(XX) population in three a pair of applications for exca­ ing a motor vehicle without the ly lost all hope. More import­ least, an encouragfinK atmoeqihere possibly not far from reality. Principal David Parker said 13" odiustoble he was really “ very impressed p.m. in all areas except naa^of the last five years. vation permits July 1, filed by permission of the owner, two antly. the primary pointed up emanatinc: from those goldfish bowl nego­ Door Democrats I f the sonic boom problem is (Xiunts of breaking and entering with the mature and disciplined temity where they are 2 ------the Savin Bros. the difficulties the Democrats tiations at Paris. . not resolved in time and the with (ulminal Intent, larceny WASraNGTON—Shock and despair manner in which toe 1,500 stu­ and 6:30 to 8 p.m. The permlta concern loca­ will face in electing Hum­ The new small thing which has been SOT’S are reatrioted to sub­ under $16, and a charge of larce over the slaying of Robert Kennedy have sonic climb and descent and to dents and toe 400 to 600 parents Admitted Wednesday: Wil­ Chamber Urges tions at Gardner and Porter phrey once they have nominat­ seized upon by the imaginations of the Sts. The additions to the docket ny over $16 but less than $260 aggravated already-deep Democratic dis­ very high alti!tude flight paths proceeded out of toe school." liam Borkowskl, 49 Franklin ed him. negoUatars themselves and by the quiet over the party’s likely fate in No­ St.; Anna Thompson, Elling­ Running Review were requested by Atty. David involving a separate Incident. Charcoal Grill j avoiding cities or other popu­ Although officials felt the call nbwB-hungry newsmen circling the event vember. lated areas, supersonic travel was probably from a teen-ager ton; Carolyn Dzat, Tolland; Barry. has been the drawing of a temporary Many Democrats, of course, have long may face a crucial economic trying to create some excite­ Nellie OTeehan, 71 Franklin Of Road Plans Park; Leslie Eltelman, Elling­ Temple Members Music Students curtain over a little of the action in the been apprehensive about their prospects deterrent. The proximity of ment the last day of school, they The MAncheater Chamber of ______Bolton ton; NathEUilel Dugan, 103 goldfish bowl. of holding on to the White House and N ew York OSty, Boston, Brad­ could not take any <^ance. Calls Commerce executive board l.aa Brooklyn St. To Fete Winds To Give Recital The other day the negotiators met, as staving off large Republican gains in the ley Field, and the Westover were also made to the Sykes suggested to town admlnls- J. lU T C © irO H l 1 OWTl Senate and House. Even before the trag­ Discharged Wednesday: An­ they usually do, over coffee and tea, Base to Greater Hartford with and Skinner Rd., schools and trativfi otticera that they should . 1 The muaic students of Mrs. edy in Los Angeles, they feared that the its multiplicity of virtually drew Angelonl, Ellington; Kath­ Rabbi and Mrs. Leon Wind Madeline Gain of 86 Lockwood during a 40 minute breaik in their forai- they too were evacuated while continually revleiw the plans for A t I r t - F A A a F l C V war in Vietnam, the riots in the cities, glass sheathed, high-rise build- the buHdings were searched by leen Jalbert, 91 Village St.; the widening of 184 through Man­ will be honored tonight by the Rd., will present a recital Sun­ al proceedings. the Sharp Intra-party divisions bode ill IngB and Its many residential Vernon police. Stella Varrick, 171 High St.; A l­ chester. Bolton’s three delegates to congregaiUon of Temple Beth day aftem(x>n at 4 at Center But tills time, afterward, there was for their party. But now the Democrats suburbs, and the potential tor Within an hour all three fred E3n- and toe informal graduation ex­ Springs; Selma Prichard, 84 of a portion of Howard Reser­ morrow at Eastern Connecticut ice wUl begin at 8:16. lis a Secrist, Lori Secrist, Glo­ Presidential nominee, and all the office­ ria Tripp, Henry Wlerzblckl, this time, (HI what has been said back cem. (In pure speculation, the ercises at the Middle School Union St.; Renee O’Neill, 32 voir to the relocated Rt. 6. State College in Wllllmantlc are The ceaebratlon will acknowl- holders and office-seekers vdiose fortunes Linda Plach and Arnold Sig- and forth during the tea-ix)ffee-break. effect o f a strong sonic boom continued. - Prospect St.; Kathryn Hath­ In a letter to Mayor Nathan Eugene Gagllardone, Mrs. Cath- 25th anniversaries: both stores are open thurs. and fri. till 9 are linked closely with his —approach catching a sailboat broadside away, Wlilington; Josephine Es- Agostlnellt, C of C President erine Peterson and Robert Dlx- Rabbit and Mrs. Wind’s 26th noretti. This represented a de facto achieve­ Bruce Ferguson welcomed the fall campaign with heightened con­ might rip away sails and masts tell, 116 Brooklyn St.; Sophie It is expected that Peter vveddlng anniversary and Rabbi The re(ital is open to parente main street— 2 stores— east middle tpke. ment of at least momentary secrecy in the students and two members Lyman B. Hoops states, “W e cern and Intimations of disaster. or even cepolze the vessel). LaMarche, 18 Village St.; fully agree (with you) that Marlanl will be nominated. Wind’s 26th anniversary of his and friends. RetfreshinentB will the talks. of the Board of Education, For one thing, politicians of both par­ The problem is extremely Theodore Oik, Tolland; Eileen Manchester ili-offord to At the State Convention in ordination. be served. Hits is something our negotiators have Robert Menard and Joseph Pow­ can ties believe the Kennedy killing is likely complex and its critical rela­ Limberger, Ellington; Marie lose any portion of Its water Hartford last week Edwin May Rabbi Wind gradiiated June ers also spoke briefly. been seeking, under the theory that there to Intensify a pervasive restiveness in tion to the development of S8T Kupchunos, 69 Spring St.; Car­ supply and, o f course, any de­ expressed his personal thanks 1943 with honors from the Rab- The first special award pre­ la not likely to be very much progress the country, a growing unhappiness about travel is widely recognized in la Hill, Stafford Springs; How­ gree of (xmtaanlnatlon to the to the Bolton delegation for its blnal School of the Jowiah sented was toe Outstanding Stu­ in real negotiations until the negotiators high (msualty rates in Vietnam, spread­ the technical community. Let ard Holmes, Stafford Springs; Howard Reservoir cannot be support in his candidacy for Theological Seminary of Amer- OHARBE YOUR liave 'been able to gdve up the dally ing crime and intermittent rioting in the us hope that a major boom ac­ dent award to Raymond John­ Edward Karpuska, Tolland; Kel­ tolerated.” U.S. senator. l(«i, and was ordained rabbi, cities at home, student sit-ins, tax in­ son. This is given by the faculty. quest for propaganda advantage and cident wfU not be needed to ly Bedor, 39 Dailey CJlrcle; Mrs. State highway officials as­ At the 51st District Conven­ teadher and preacher. PRESORIFTION creases, gold crises. Photographed By Syivian Oflara provide the stimulus tor obvi­ The WhlU(x:k awards for ex­ tion Thursday Mrs. Norma Ted- headlines. Beverly Allemann and daugh­ sured Manchester officials Immediately after, he was The people aren’t being wildly vocal ating its recurrence. cellence in the various subject Mrs. Hope Grunske and One adds this pitiful little squib of ter, Tolland. Tuesday that plane tor Rt. 6 in. ford, married to the former Ruth about it. They don’t haVe very firm DOWNS OLOCK TOWE'R, TRINITY CAiMPUS R. Gordon OampbeTl, a re u went to a boy and a girl the vicinity of Howard Reser- John Harris will be the dele­ Youngman of New York City. evldencfe—indilch may be upset next week views on just where things went wrong Professor of Aeronautical in each area as follows: Jay The Herald’s Vernon Bureau voir call tor a variety of saife- gates. The Republican candi­ Rabbi Wind’s first post was with Hanoi’s representatives giving out or Just what should be done about them Nordby, Judy Wentworth, date for the General Assembly Welcome Here Science Rensselaer— is at 38 Park St., tel. 875-3136 guards, to make certain no pol­ as ass(x:late rabbi and educa­ a stenographic report of every Informal now. They’re not at the strident “ throw French; Mark Boudreau, Leslie froni the three towns of An­ I Hartfbrd Graduate Center. or 643-2711. News Items may be lutants enter the reservoir. tional director of Congregation word said over the tea a»id coffee—^to the rascals out’’ stage. But they do seem Simon, . English; Jay Nordby, dover, Bolton and-Columbia will OF MANCHESTER Herald mailed to P.O. Box 327, Rock­ They (xxnvinced town officials Beth Sholom in Kansas City, AS add to the miserable shreds of hope to have a quiet sense that matters Margaret Plader, Mato; David that the road plans, dating back be chosen. Mo. couldn’t be much worse, and that al­ By Rowland Evans Jr. ville. Contenders are Gene Gagllar­ 935 M AIN STREET which have been ottered previously. One Inside Yester<^ay8 Franek, Shari Cantor, Social to 1969, are the best possible, He has been spiritual leader PME PHARMACY most any change mig^t be for the bet­ Today in History Studies; Kevin O’Brien, Leslie based on topography and based done and Mrs. Dorothy Miller, of Temple Beth Sholom in of these, we remember, was tine possi­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ter. Simon and Science. on the planned elevation both of Bolton, and Eugene Manchester since August 1845. OMtar TEL. 643-517! bility that, by arguing their people had Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago Today Is Friday, June 21, the Summer W ork Funds ct There’s evidence to confirm this poli­ Father Hines leaves St. Terry Remldewlcz and Mark Finley St. at that point. Boylngton of Coventry. a right to be fighting in South Vietnam, ticians’ theory. Veteran lawmakers are 173rd day of 1968. There are 193 Report James’ Ohurch to join the serv­ Boudreau were the recipients HARTFORD (A P )—Some $1.4 Howard Reservoir £(t fuU ca­ the North Vietnamese negotiators might days left in the year. being defeated in primaries —Sens. ice of his country as chaplain. of the American Legion Awards million was approved Thursday pacity, held 140.15 million gal­ Frank Lausche in Ohio and Thomas Ku- be about to admit they did have troops W A S H IN G T O N — Eyeing the determine just how much Tues­ unable to generate votes or en­ Mrs. Harry Sweet becomes Today’s Highlight In History and Boudreau also received the i>y the State Bond Commission lons. The town loses approxi­ chel in California — or having close in South Vietnam, whose withdrawal stunning success by Sen. E u ­ day’s prirhary hurts Humphrey thusiasm and relying on weak president of the First DistrUrt On this date in 1788, the U.S. Rentschler Award for algebra, gg Connecticut’s toare of sum- mately 780,000 gallons be(xiuse squeaks, like Sens. Wayne Morse of Ore­ might then become negotiable. On last gene McKIJarthy in the New York in terms of delegates. With Mc­ creaky party machinery unable of the American Legion Auxil­ Constitution went into effect as Mark Boudreau, David Fran- mer work programs for 3^000 of the portion of the reaervoir gon and Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania. report, the North Vietnamese hadn't Dem ocratic prim ary as the re­ Carthy having picked up about to win elections. iary. New Hampshire became the ek and Margaret Plader quail- disadvantaged youths in toe being filled for a 30-footolgh, Former Lt. Gov. James Alien won the progressed very far with this possible turns came In Tuesday night, 67 of the 123 N e w York dele­ Even M(Carthy partisans ninth state to ratify It. fled for high honors tor all state. right-of-way to the highway. The Democratic Senate nomination in Ala­ gates elected by districts and candidly admit that New York 10 Years Ago On This Date eight quarters of junior high Total cost of the program is loss equals two-day, water-use tndrect concession. bama over favored Congressman Armi- one hardboiled county leader Humphrey only 6, some 50 Ken­ w as no fair teat for Humphrey. Morris Oanter is appointed In 1631, the Ektgli.^ colonist and Jay Nordby for the four estimated at $2.2 million, of by customers of that section of But we may not have heard ■wdiat went stead Selden by campaigning against cam e to this snap judgm ent: What was shaping up as a ram­ staff manager in the Pruden­ and explorer, John Smith,, died. quarters of this year. which 30 per cent represents Manls, pre- portation and other admlnlstra- view of 184 plans is to prevent a piece of encouragement from Parts re­ tiring this year might be that the canny a a patent for his grain reaper. publican. Tuesday. locked by Humphrey and wom­ seated diplomas to the gradu- tlve items. repeat of loss of essential land. mains, first, the fact that the negotiators old hands sensed the storm signals and In 1877, 10 members of a se­ ran for cover; soijie pros deem Lyndon Having reached that conclu­ Moreover, on Wednesday en volunteers for McCarthy are there and are continuing to meet. morning, M(jCarthy forces im­ spread over the state last w eek­ cret Irish terrorist group— Johnson’s vow not ti> run again one of sion, this (K)unty leader is about, widow of Sen. Herbert Leh­ appenings Next, we place the historical record known as the "M olly Maguires” H mediately began maneuvering his most astute political judgmenU. to change horses. When Sen. end. man. But nowhere did Hum­ which shows that such negotiations usual­ Robert F. Kennedy was as­ for a “fair share”—at least half For instance, an unpublicized —were captured and hanged in As Sen. Eugene McCarthy and the late phrey light the slightest spark Pennsylvania. ly result in something, eventually. Sen. Kennedy were at frequent pains to sassinated, he was ready to —of the 65 at-large delegates to McCarthy canvass of one area SINGER Tuesday. In 1898, during the Spandsh- Third, there is no fruitful other place point out, too, the antl-AdminIstratlon support Vice President Hum­ be picked soon by the state in the Bronx a few weeks ago Even more Important w as the American War, the flrrt Ameri­ for either side to go, eventually, other vote in the Democratic primaries has phrey as the party’s certain Democratic central committee. showed Humphrey running well JUNE dism al perform ance by the reg­ can troops landed in Cuba. been consistently large, the pro-Admin- nominee. Now, following the State Chairman John Burns, a ahead of both Kennedy and Mc­ than to a negotiated settlement of some ular organizations in N e w York In 1942, in World War H, 30.- election returns, he is switching Kennedy man, privately agrees Carthy. But so poor was the ef­ HOUSEWIVES VISIT THE 237/827 kind. Istratlon vote consistently small. City and surrounding suburbs, 000 Briti^ soldiers were taken H. S. GRADUATES What’s more, the polls have repeated­ to McCarthy. that McCarthy forces should be fort in behalf of the Humphrey For the fact that, in spite of these whose candidates became de prisoners as their stronghold in SINGER* zk-z« ly been wrong this year, constantly un­ The extent to which other represented generously among and Kennedy slates on Tuesday IHAWAllAN eventualities, progress at Paris has so facto supporters of Humphrey Libya, Tobruk, fell to the Ger­ sewing machine derestimating the vote against the Ad­ New York party leaders follow at-large delegates. J that this area voted solidly for after Kennedy’s death. Once mans. Maybe you want to enter or reenter the ^DOunquE with carrying case. far been confined to such pitiful little ministration or against Incumbent law­ such a pragmatic course will In .stark arithmetical terms, the McCarthy delegates. again, they were out-organized In 1948, the Columbia Broad­ business world, but would like to know- ONLY half signs in the news of the procedures, makers. Finding high proportions of un­ the entire New York delega­ However, Humphrey cannot It’S the ne)(t best thing to shop­ by McCarthy, amateurs and casting System demonstrated Its more before taking the big step. we would tend to credit the same rea­ decided voters right up to the very day tion going tor McCarthy would wholly take comfort in a plea ping In Hawaii itselft Choose: Nassau County. long-playing record, which revo­ • Rawallan fabrics. 100% son cited by Secretary General Thant, of voting, the pollsters divided the un- be insufficient in Itself to stop of nolo contendere. A vigorous Here’s your chance for a painless pre­ Humphrey's possible salva­ lutionized the entire recording Acrylic, SINGER exclusive de­ decideds along much the same lines as A Thought for Today Humphrey at the Chicago con­ effort in his behalf was gen­ with his accusation that both aides are tion from the standpoint of New Industry. view, You are Invited to “A Morning At signs e Sunglasses with frames those already committed. Instead, it Sponsored by the Manchester vention, so great is his lead. erated in some areas, such as SINGER* batteiy-powarad still trying, in Vietnam itself, to make * York delegates rests with the Ten Years Ago- /Etna" on Tuesday, July 9. Come, see laminated to match fabrics • appears that the undecided voters, while Council of Churches But the dam age done to Hum ­ Nassau County on Long Island Beads e Leis e Monkey-pod bowls portable phonograph one last big push to try to win a stubborn antagonism toward A United Nations committee and hear about the operation of a not stridently “ anti’’ , went into the poll­ phrey in N ew York goes deeper and the 17th silk-stocking dis­ and e A SINGER Hawaiian Cook­ plays everywhsie military victory which they can cash McCarthy the party maverick denoimced the execution of modern business organization. Here ing place and decided, “ What can I lose “ Our Father, Forgive Us Our than delegates. A s the Kennedy trict of Manhattan. On Monday, book and lots morel • Fully transistorized in at the conference table in Paris. by regular Democrats. Even former Hungarian Prem ier Im re are some plans for your fun and fact- by voting against the guy who’s in Trespasses, as W e Forgave county leader coldly observed, Manhattan voters received a Both sides seem equally guUty in this Nagy and other leaders of the packed morning; there?” Those who Trespass Against Humphrey looked like a loser— pro-Humphrey letter from the (See P age Nine) „ 1956 Hungarian revolt. WIN ONE OF 25 $1095 respect, and the amount of good, or This vagfuely held but rather widely ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIPS I (bzturit*' (bztti HE4200 Us.’’ Incl.) bad, faith each is putting into the Paris voted feeling of "time for a change” Our happiness both here and • A tour of our facilities — from TO HAWAII FOR 2, IN THE cuts across party and ldeoIog;ical lines, talks also seems Just about equal, so heretaXter is Involved in this computers to cafeterias HAWAII-HO FREEI fofe B a g of Hawaiian fabrics, but it’s bound to hurt the liberal Demo­ far. petition. 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This editorial comer confesses that it And while they could live quite comfort­ even as God for Christ's sake Take from one to thirty-six monthi to pey. hath forgiven you." Are we has never, from the moment it was first ably with a Rockefeller administration, with a Nixon administration they could mindful of this (Obligation when Addresa:. proposed, been without miagivingB and not. So, in a perverse way, even the dealing with those who have 856 M A IN ST. L. HITCHaiCK, HITCHCOCKS-VILLE.COHH. doubts over the wisdom and results of the likelihood of Mr. Nixon’s nomination on­ sinned against us? MANCHESTER What’s new for tomorrow ft or SINCE R todayf* q “Poor People’s Campaign’’ which final­ ly contributes to the Democratic gloom. Wialter L. Abel, pastor. Our T E L . 647-1425 WAUUAWTEO. ly produced Wednesday's mass demon­ ALAN L. OTTEN IN THE WALL Savior Lutheran Church, in THIS CORNER, Am i vm's uem m om — t>ecistv£LV* stration aitd mardh in Wasfalngton. STREET JOURNAL Wapplng. SINGER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE ELEVEN PA G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COl^N., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 Pastel Goes to Switzerland Two Other subdivisions Frustration! TPC Passes "Northwood” ppopoeed to oon- Tour Starts Dr. Marshall Board Denies Reimbursing siat d 47 urUte near Woodhuid RvldenUy the day Just TV-Radio Tonight and HSUord Sts., and "jSeexdi- didn’t go right for one frus­ Subdivisions wood,” the aforementioned For 37 Girls trated motorist yeaterday, Elected Head For ^Completion Courses^ Australian Girl to Spend ^ • 1*1 imueMBSAC»aa; mooeraMmoderate income houe- who stopped his car behind Msted on tart GERANIUMS Olw .aniHMl FUIniMy-«unt a convertible belonging to I i f I .llf'ilfa f.c i'n c A request by an adtdt male keep regular attendance, and to Television conditionally were not dls- BducMton Tour wM «oon b»- Joseph Currier, 161 Porter A-ilAgAAk:/* CSA19 regident that the Board of Ed- be graded on the same system cusned. ATliANTA, Oa. (AP) — The ucatlon relmbiutre him for high as in the regular high school 5:00 ( 340) Peny Maeon Four nbw Manchester subdl- gtn tbi 10,00(MflMe adv«tAut«- fit., at 12:85 this morning on ( 8-19 92) lOke Douclas BtUy Graham (C) Next School Year in Town MISAC Attorney Arnold W. Middle Tpke., near Tow­ Rev. Dr. Robert J. Marshall of school “completion” courses he program. (18) Woody Woodbury vlsons^racclved conditional ap­ Kkui, hae asked for more time Laiig« Size- AM tx^ to ttw Eto WmH un­ Oticago wUl serve out the unex- has taken evenings in Hartford The motion not to establish |90) nutti for Today By WILLIAM COE provals during last night’s ex­ er fit. (80) Combat ( 8-10) Wizard (C) (R) (. Miaiittheater host toimiy for the exhangee Mital Penayo from on .that project that la preeent- der ttw teuknUip or Paul plred term of the late Dr. was denied on a 4-2 vote by the a jmllcy of paying tuitioas was (40) lUoHale'a Navy (18) Les CMuie _ Manchester’s first AFS year whs made by the AFS Oordoba, Argentina, end Doug ecutive session of the Town ly undergoing a plan revision Currier said the driver got 5:30 (40) News (C) (94) NET Fezthri^R) FUnuey. out, walked up to the rear of Franklin C. Fry as president pf board at Its meeting this week, made by Walter .IX>11, who said (18) ARernoon Report 1:30 (10409B60) Star Ttrek iq>, Inchidine' 37 liigli the convertible, and prompt­ the Lutheran Church in Ameri- At the same time, the board he was opposed to the philoe* (90) Theater (R) Exchange Student from Y ork O lty. in the AFS a u b at MHS. The largest of the new de­ the "Northwood” plans were (While They Last) acbool gMa and aalult otaape- oa, the nation’s largest Luther- received and tabled for further ophy of reimbursement. "I 5:45 (94) Friendly... Giant Sports. "down under” will spend D ongtaa P o stel, oon oif D r. He is an honor atudent and velopments will be built by Mer- not detailed enough to provide «P ly punched a hole through an group. :00 ( 8-8-10-19) N< ( 8) man In a Suttcase n»M , 2Sr. ond (Mila FMtmey the rear window. study a report by Adult School worked my way through grad- Weather (C) 3) IDemoorotto State Oon- the 1968-69 academic year and Mrs. Harvey BaateJ of 646 mfember df the National Honor ritt-Baldwln Enterprleee and suflficlent Informetion to make and Mb'. aiM (Mrs. Charles Dr. Marshall, at 49 the youn- Dlrector George Emmerling uate school and at the same (92) "I never saw him before,” (18) M ?rv Qr&fln vetrtion (C) with a local family, and a Ponter St., is iMIanohester’s ex­ Society, incoming president of will conslet of 190 units located a dedalon. Koeney, will tam e IManoheater of the prlTKlpsd contenders which outlines suggestions for time supported a wife arid (94) Beat Currier told police. 9:00 Hbvte (O (R) Manchester High School changee In Ithe “summer instructors of the Handicapped, *he present site of the Arn- Both these Items will be tak­ Monday morning Cor a 4-wedc r the office, was elected beginning a program of com' child,” he added. SStenogens Neighbor­ Plavtibuie_ abroad” program antiand was co-captain cl the sirimmlng oW Palmer Golf Course adja- en up at a later date. hood . . 9:30 (10-a0N2930)HcAlywood Squares’ senior boy will spend the KRAUSE Florist tour or many oT ithe aaMon’s Thursday on the third ballot at pieUon courses In Manchester. Chairman John Rottner ques- (40) Nows. Maverick wihedUled to leave New York team, and a member o4 the ten- c®"* the newly completed imer epeotnculiBr landmarks. Wlndsorvllle; Anthony Kendrick, the denomination's biennial con­ The bOELTd had requested the tloned the need for the corn- ,30) MoHale's Navy Guns of WIH Boimett summer with a family in nls team Fountain Village complex and 92 Scott Dr vention. 6:15 90) Bold Venture today aboaird the AFS elilip, the 621 HARTFORD RD.—MANCHESTER H m retunt to Maachedter Is report from Emmerling after pletlon program, based upon 6:30 94) What's New (R) ) Switzerland, as the eighth He wiU be returning from Opposite Wickham Park. Also, Paula Lemek, Thomp- He ■will serve imtll 1970 when ( 3-12) Walter Cronkltc (C) _k__ties LIo]^ S.S. Waterman, tor 12-weeks’ Dubaldo Pupils ptaned Cor aaturday, Jiiljr 30. receiving the written request what he said were "only a few. Huntley-Brinkley 10:00 '( 8-40) Judd for Defense (C) year of local participation Switzerland in late August Conditions of the project’s ap- sonvlUe; Pearl McIntosh, 82 he must stand for re-election. for reimbursement In the Isolated requests received In the JT3\ stay wBth a fasnlly in Ldestal, CMrls making the trip Include (C) (10) News and ActuaUty (C) in the international ex­ Swttaortand. Last night, local AFS’ers held buUdera fill Give Recitals Nteny Bekher oT 363 Spring Washington . St. ; Karen Me- Dr. Fry died two weeks ago. amount of $66. past.” ( 8) Bob Young (C) (909990) New American change program begins. a farewell reoei«on tor Mital © le^g® section of a nearby Guest Preacher Laughlln, 172 School St.; Todd Already recognized as a lead- making the request, 6:45 (90) News, Sports OathoIIc living in Manchester, St.; OaH BougM»n oT West Emmerling had previously Engaged 7:00 ( 8) Death Valley Days (C) "nte tomily of Dr. and Mrs. .^rnT, P®n)®ye “ xl Sonia Escobar- brook, tie in to m unici^l watw Students of file DUbaldo Mu­ MacFarlane. 14 Victoria Rd.; ing spokesman for his <*urch, „ot Identified, asked to told the board that a full range (R) 10:15 (94) Bless You (R)„ Hattfknd; TTnia Btake oT 209 R (20) Huntley-Brinkley 11:00 ( 3A40-1B-9990-40) News. Edmond ZagUo>7— ao 63 T_,Lakewood------J M a n ^ will attend Man- Exdiaiwe Student sewer systems and provide sic Center, 186 W. Middle Tpke. The Rev. Herbert Smith, as­ Mrs. Alice Manning, Broad Dr. Marshall said duties of the reimbursed for courses taken of academic courses would have The engagement of Carolyn SDorta, wSather (C) Chester High and have as her ™ ifixcnange snioenT nuwicaUv dedicated road con- Center St.; Karen CanUer oT 40 (10) Branded (iSO) Richard XMamond Circle will bo hosts for the year ^ ^ from Guatemala who has spent ® puoiicauy aeoicaiea roaa ton presented the first of two re­ sistant minister of Mt. Calvary DILLON FOR Brook; Richard Mapes, 15 Mark new office will not Interfere Hartford on the grounds that to be offered for an adequate Jean Macaiono to Alan Samuel (94) Booting (R) 11:16 (18) SUbscaipUon TV hoot sister LpuraZagMo, 17, who f-~ilv of Mr nectbig their project with Foun- Okxitt S t; Chitstane Clarice of Circle. Rockville: John Morrl- w«h his serving as a delegate to y, offered In Man- ( 8-lB) TruQi or Consequences to 17-yoar-old Diana Louise citals last night at the Waddell Baptist Church, Hartford, and completelon program, and that Alaimo, both of Manchester, has (C) !!:» ( 3) Friday Spectacular (C) wm also be e, MHS senior. and Mrs. Robeirt Blake of ^ tain Village. School auditorium. About 226 51 Ftymoutfa Lane; Marcia Cul­ son, 42K Bluefield Dr.; Laura the upcoming conference of the Chester. (40) News (C) 11:30 (2090) -ronlghf Show (C) Manison of Campbell, Australia, Diana, the daughter of Mr. executive director, originator, such a program could have been announced by her parents, 7:30 ( 3-19) WHd, WMd West (C) ( 8-40) Joey Btehop Show (C) E. Center St. Green Manor subdivision peraons attended. ver or 182 Wsnon St; Susan Hewitt, 105 Seaman Circle; World Council of Churches. Adult Evening School "substantial” budget Implica- who win arrive dp Manchester ajnd Mra. William R. Manson, and founder of the Inner City USED CARS Dttlgle of 23 R MDaple S t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ma- SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINOS in August Sonia and Mttal wUl leave number five, located on Interior Richard Hyer, 93 South St.. He said he would move currenUy offers high school tlons. has a sletcr, 13, and a tarother Manchester at the end of June property off the west side of Also, IWbby Bills of 43 But­ caione of 111 Ferguson Rd. The ZegUo’s selection as Vemon; Mark Olmfitead, Rip- unmedlately to New York to 4«0«||ivalency** courses, under Favoring the Idea of honoring 4. Her feJther is a marketing and wUl Join a group of ottier West Vernon St. has alro won er Sunday at the 9 and 10:45 ternut Rd.; Nancy BJngland of ley Hill Rd.. Coventry. begin work at the national head- academic the request for payment in the Her fiance is a son of Mr. and Radio officer in the Depentmemt of Neal Narkon and Bette Juben- '65 LINCOLN *2895 254 ^i-uoe S t; Oaithy PUkwamo Exchange Students tor a two- conditional approval ville played organ selections be- servlets at South Metho­ Continental 4-Door Sedan. Power steering, power brakes, Also, Mrs. Noreen Pereza, work at their own pace and minority on the vote were Dr. Mrs. Samuel P. Alaimo of Tor- (This Ustkig Inotodes tmly ttiose news brosidoMts of 10 or IS Primary Industry for ithe gov- The project conalsts of 146 dist Church. His topic, “Friends of 29 ButteraiA Rd.; Unda Gag­ and Herbert rington. carry other abort newaoaata.) week tour of other seotlons of fore Ithe main porlUon of the seats, windows, antenna. Factory air conditioning, olack Wlllimantic; William Perrotta, ber denominatton. apply for state-administered Walter Schardt minute lengtli. Some staUans NOTICE ernmenjt and coach of a senior the U.S. before returning home. units and was approved with We Haven’t Met,” Is taken with black Interior, low mileage. non oT 698 W. Middle Miss Macalone is a graduate WDBC—1M5 13:16 Sign Off program began. 86 Brook St., South Windsor; **! tests for an equivalency dlplo- PhelMi. WTIC—1M4 rugby itoem. In the seven years Monidves- certain grading variances on from Matthew 25, verses 31 to Pam Holmes oT 246 Hollister Vincent Porter, 424 W. Middle If*;?; ma whenever they feel they are Retiring School Superintend­ of Manchester High School end 5:00 Ken Griffin DECISIONS Instruments used in the recital io« ^hc Illinois synod :rittch has 6:00 Joey ReynoldB 5:00 News, Weather Diana is said to 'be an excel­ ter has participated hi the AFS the condition that It too, tie In 46. There will be a reception '66 T-BIRD *2695 2 S t; IXjrathy Hunt of 66 camp- attended Qulnnlplac College, 5:16 Afternoon DdlUon Varlances-Exceptions Granted ranged from onran, piano, and Tpke.; David Raggenkamp, 198 ready. ent William Curtis recommend­ 9:00 Dick Robinson program, cither students have with public sewer and water and between services for the Rev. bett Ave., Vernon; Betsy Hunt­ 226,000 members. ed the board give a thorough Hamden. She Is employed at the 1:06 News, 81^ Off 6:00 News, Weather, Sports lent student and very Interested accordion, to guitar, drums, and , , , Convertible, the last year this model was built. Elm Hill Rd., Vemon; Mra. ”I do not expect to stand at Under a completion program, 6:36 Afternoon EkllMon Connecticut Bank & Trust in sports, especially swimming. come here from Japan, Austria, that the builder construct side­ er of 100 Boulder Rd.; Oandaoe Clara Rand, 27 Windsor Ave., however, students are required look to the entire adult educa­ Hartford Oedlt Rating Bureau. 5:00 Hartford Highlights 7:06 Red Sox vs. White Sox walks along both sides of the bass guitar. Students performed the head of the ranks so much Her fiance is a graduate of 7:00 News (First Game) Company, Elxtensioh — free­ She likes music and reading, and Sweden, Norway, Spain and Individually, In duets, trios, In The guest preacher also '65 FORD *1895 Hurley oT 228 Waodbtfdge S t Rockville; Mrs. Lena Ringhof- to have 70-80 houra of classroom tion program, which he said 8:00 Gaslight 10:06 Nightfceat project’s main street, Hamilton serves as minister at-large (or as dn the ranks,” he said Ihurs- Torrington High School and the 10:10 Deimooratlc Oonventlon standing ground sign, with con­ last year was winner of her Argentina. a quartet, or in a quintet. LTD 2-Door Hardtop. Sun gold, black vinyl roof, 362 engine, Also, Jean Hoar oT Bolton; fer, Hebron Rd., Andover; Mi­ work In each course taken, to has been "iMig neglected.” 13:00 Quiet Hours Students from Manchester Dr. J » * the (Christian Activity Ctouncll Unda Jecoho of 65 Hlgtiwood lay night in a brief acceptance Hartford Institute of Accounting. WPOP—!«• 10:40 Red Sox va. White Sox ' ditions, 15 North Main Street. school drama club’s “best Crulsomatlc, PS, factory air conditioning. ^ chael Ruflnl, 34 Lyness St.; Mra. speech. 5:00 Danny Olayton Show (Second Game) Jarvis Enterprises, Inc., Ex­ Andrew Ansaldl’s Lookout Mt. •< oo„p,s.,,».i ohurcr, .< Dr.; Suaan Jacobson oT 45 He served with the U.S. Army 6:00 Steve O'Brien 12:46 News. Weather. Sports actress” awaord. She Is planning have spent their simimers in the Bruno Dubaldo, Clara Dubaldo, Mary Slemer, 74 Laurel St.,, As hds first act of office, he tension — free-standing ground a career In teaching. Philippines, Turkey, , France, extension project has been ap­ greate** Hartford, and was ap­ WyUys S t; BQen KnavUz of and la attending the University 9:00 Dick Heatherton 1:00 Other Side of the Day proved on the previously dis­ Victor DUb€drp. 6:00 1 ^ 8 of Broad Street. Laura Smith, Chidy Lankford, AIso, Paul Smith, 24 Bigeloiw tlnue In the positdon he started Declaring Bankruptcy 6:16 Speak Ifo Hartford FRESH CANDY S t M6U*y's Church, Maintain water pressure can be obtained, He is active in community and Mlemschell of 41 Mil&>rd Rd.; St.; Mrs. Lorraine Strimaltls, (m temporary presiding officer. 6:46 LoweU Thomas WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT may be built upon. Richard Silver, Odeen Stratton, civic work. He is a member of '64 GALAXIE 500 *1195 6:66 Phil Rizzuto Identification sign on church David Barker, Ellen Kalman, 4-Door Sedan. Maroon, V-8, automatic, power steering. Laura Oleksinski of 655 W. Enfield; Karl TocxMline, 10 pr. Lundeen, scretary of the The Ka Klar Cloth Toy (30. at Success enabled It to have Us 7:00 The World Tonight CANDY CUPribABD Revised Condominium Plan Fifteen of the lots may now the Urban League board of job Middle 'H>k«,; Kathy Pemtoer- Vemon building. South side Locust Margo Lehman. £ h ^ e %.; Jiacctueltoe lUeJw, denomination. Is roOilrg this gQ Hilliard St. has filed a peti- own building In 1962 on Rnilard 7:90 Frank Otfford Street, west of 38 Locust Street. be built upon and eight are opportunities, and a member of lon or 72 WcBs S t J3o Burnham St.; Lsnda year and leaving another vacant „ „ » . ... TT o St. Expansions followed In 1906 7:30 Speak Up Sports A im iu R im u e questionable the remaining lots Also, Mark Erickson, Andy High Noon, a young business­ Uon of bankruptcy In the U.S. ^ „ Art Group Picks 8:00 News MturiBR Llsowski, Convert one- Before Planners on July 15 Santlni, David IPeck, Debra '67FORD *2895 Also, Bleino Pereshluha of 45 Vaughan, 226 Ludlow Rd. delegates attending the nine-day 8:10 Speak Up Sports may be sold under a “reserved men’s club In North Hartford. LTD 4-Door Hardtop. 390 engine, power steering and brakes, Adelahlo R d; Nancy Perry oT District Court in Hartford. The square feet of space and 120 family dwelling to two-family condlUon” that they may not Habern, Tom Neville, Berna­ BmTHS TBSTBRDAT: A convention, dwelling, with conditions, 179 that filed by the Dennison Bros, He is chairman of the North­ fsuAory air conditioning, black vinyl roof, etc. 38 RMe l>r.; Nancy PhUUps of matter wae referred to Referee employes In peak seasem. Best Paintings Town Planner Joseph Tarn- be buUt upon until a new plan dette Young, George Kanla, west Neighborhood Improve­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- "Hiat election is expected to Oakland Street sky last night announced that over a Laurel Lake zone change. Clem McOecram, Norman Van 392 Main St; Robin Pope oT e it McDonnell, 36 Whlker St.; come up next week under the In Bankruptcy Saul Seldman. kept a branch lor manu- showing proper water pressure ment Association an institution­ The Tolland Ctounty Art As­ Nortti Methodist Church, the July 16th public hearing of 'Ihat appeal was filled Jait. facilities is filed and aproved. Gelder, Shiiley Glraltts, An­ '66 FORD *2095 25 Odd Spring Dr., Vemon; a son to Mr. and Mra. Thesnas shuffled edieAile which was The company, making teddy facturlng In Wllllm^tlc and 26 eflter the comsmiBakxn de­ al representative of the Boy LTD 4-Door Hardtop. 390 V-8, atitomatlc, power steering, sociation has chosen paintings Erect free-etandlng ground sign, the Town Planntg (Commission The town Is already consid­ thony SSveertro, Debra Dzen, EStoen Quinn oT 68 Spruce S t; Doiwglewioz, 8 Davis Ave., quickly reanranged to give pre- bears since 1924, lister assets bad a sales office In New VACATION SPEOIAIS cided to rezeave only a 30-acre Scouts of America; chaplain black vinyl roof. Immaculate. Joyce RuMn oT 114 Ftymouth to be hung locally and has an­ 300 Parker Street. will be held at the Buckley ering erecting a waiter tank in Kiaryn Hbckenberry, Dale Hbc- of the Hartford Police Depart­ Riocirville. cedence to the president’s ciec- at 333,292 and Uabilties at « Mr. Steak, Inc., Erect free­ School Auditorium in specula­ portlaq of 'the 200 acres re­ kenbeary, Joy Hockenberry, Lana; Nancy Rutter oT Wed ______tlon. 3223,800. There were a total of Mississippi. nounced a series of Saturday that area that would alleviate ment; and executive secretary '66 OLDS *2095 outdoor painting sessions. standing illuminated ground tion of the large group interest­ quested by them tto be cbenged Ansaldl’s problem. Mark Hockenberry, Dean Hoc­ of the Ministerial Alliance of HartTard; Suson SUtavy of 45 DdSOHAlROED ' TESTER- The balloting Thuraday g;ave 169 creditors, 146 of them un- Rut earlier this year the from rural .bo IndustrlaL F-85 Deluxe Station Wagon. V-8, auto., power steering. DAT: Daniel Tlemann, Boston Dr. Marahall a wide maigln Mississippi plant laid off Its The picture of the month se­ sign larger.,than permitted and ed in hearing the newest plan Alme LEUtuUppe has received kenberry. Greater Hartford. Ridgewood St. ___ 65 MERCURY Conv. 64 CHRYSLER revision of the Green Manor AnGther pending aotion has Also, ■ Pam Fellows Marge Also, Audrey Smith of 607 HiU Rd., Andover; Stephen from the first. Regulations tor ,pj,g largest creditor Is the workers and then the local lection for June Is a painting by closer to street line, with condi­ approval for his three-let sub­ He has been appointed to the Janet Lang titled “Douglas” tions, South side Center Street, condominium. been filed by Dr. Josejdi <3uar- division oCf Vernon St. on the Wassmer, Bill Correia, David '65 FAIRLANE *1595 Woodbrtdgo S t; Dorothy Wlt- Qsella, 32 Hemlock S t.; Cynthia voting, previously arranged tor gj^ywg Bank of Manchester plant shut down also. The lead Power steering, Newport. 4-Door Sedan. City of Hartford’s Human Re­ 500 Station Wagon. V-8, automatic, power steering. Lew, 27 Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. use at the 1970 convention vdien which will be on exhibit In the west of New Street. There Is already a court ap­ dlno oMioernlng the Janutury de­ condition that he construct a Ctorrela, Theresa Hldecavage, lations Commission, and elect­ kowekl or 28 Dudky St; Laura owed 372 467. were reportedly auto, trann. AlAOE Power steering, R 14Q C peal pending on the com­ nial by the oennmisaian lof his Bonnie Irwin, Nikki Marzialo, 2bigUo oT 63 S. Lakewood Circle; Ebba Raton, 72 Miaple St.; Dr. Fry would save had to re- Other creditors Include: James seeking funds all this spring to Rockville Public Library. Low mlteage. '*’ l* tT D auto, trana ” m m w 9 Morris and Ann Feirstein, bituminous berm along the road ed to the board of directors of Brian StoKeon, 23 Riclunond tire, allowed for five ballots. The following paintings will be Erect addition to nonconforming mission’s last decision to deny appiUoablon to construct a 36- to prevent excess water run-off Neal Narkon; Steve Anderson, the Greater Hartford Chapter of '64 GALAXIE *1695 Robin Ndeber oT 29 Adelaide ’I'alcott Inc. of Boston, 340,896; contoue the firm. approval of the February plan unlt apartmenit oompflex on N. Dolores Mllardo, Sharon War­ 500 Convertible. 362 V-8. auto., power steering. Rd. and Susan (Moyer of 98 Dr.; Prederick Lea, 11 Eldridge Dr. Marshall reached a ma­ Commercial NaUonal Bank of said this mor- hung in other libraries and store, said addition exceeds 60% and that he grant the town a the American Red Coss. sk.; Weiyne Rideout, WiUbig- Jorlty on the third ballot, when banks: “Two Ellington Bams” 6 5 lU fC K of the assessed value, 379 East revision of the proposed Lydall Elm St. 15 ft. slope easement between ren, Brian Lemlre, Bette Juben- He Is a member of the board Pijnoeton St Greenville. Miss., 310.699; Col- "big- "] ^re could start up 6 5 D O D G E St. project, then planned for The commission considered ville, Kevin Dahlll and Michael ton; Mra. Hazel Thumith, E. he polled 419 votes — 119 more llns A Alkman Corp. of New If we had the support." by Emma Batz, The (tonnectl- Center Street. the two southernmost lots. of directors of the Greater '66 GALAXIE 500 *1595 Middle 'Tplce.; Mrs. Susan Nep- than neoeseary tor eleotlnditions, great deal." Builders of WerthereU St. on the awarded a special permit ex­ be available at the door. A native of Hartford, he at­ at 8 p.m., and start. In the W . Bushnell, axhninistmtor of A crowd of 500 appeared to Warritouse Point; JWin Kromp- received 77 votes. The Rev. Dr. Besides state and feder^tax- In Purple" by Carolyn Boyle, 6 5 D O D G E 886 Hartford Road April 22 deniaa by the eammls- tension until Oct. 1. tended the Bentley School of various untto, at: Pediatrics, S egaj. 26 Weotwood St.; Alan Samuel E. Kidd of PhUadelphla, ©s. the company owes the Town Bridgeport Hospital, has been Savings Bank of Tolland; “The Loaded — Inchsfing disc Neil Ellis and Constance Kap­ hear the first proposal of the aion of Its oppMoBition ito put a Atty. Eugene Kelly, appeal­ HE OOUUl TRY OATS Accounting and Finance, Bos­ p.m.; self aervloe unit, 16 a.m.; Weir, Glaotonbary; Shiitey Dar president of the Eastern Penn- of Manchester 32,623 in elected president of the Connect­ Quiet Bridge” by Doris De- Dart Station Wagon. V-8, brakes and auto. lan, Gas Station and Certificate project Oct. 9 of last year. 24-untt apartment complex on ing to the oommisslon on behalf MADISONVILLE, Ky. (AP) ton, Mass. After serving with Crowell House, 5 p.m. week­ icut H o ^ ta l Asaociatton. — Truck driver Tom Jackson v(s, TalcottvUle; Carol Trott, sylvania synod, received 64, find The petition was signed by larlpa, Tolland Library, and auto, trana, RAVE of Approval, also free-standing Since then, the commission has Jefferson St. of the developers- last ■ night ^ the U.S. Army in Korea, he at­ days, S p.m., weekends and hoU- power steerhig. the floor. rejected plan revisions on Nov. was parked off the hl^w ay DILLON 2786 PIHngton Rfl., Wepping; the Rev. Dr. Harold Haas of Harvey Thomas King, company Joining Bushnell on the new “Ctovered Bridge” by Carol ground sign closer to street line, The oommdBsion rejected the hinted thait the problems wiltn tended the University of Hart­ J daya^ private rooms, 10 a.m.; when a man approached on Pete Lata, East Itorttord; Mrs. Staten Island, N.T., dean of president and holder of 61 per battery of officers elected at the Johnson, Ellington Llbraryj^ West side Broad Street, north of 6 and Feb. 26 for several rea­ project on the basis ttfat it could Uie town engineering depart ford. He has also taken several SALES and SERVICE. Inc. Homl-private rooms, 3 p.m.; cent of the firm. Atty. Leon ment and witii the ESghth UtU- horseback and asked directions BaEbora Stolzer, 187 Laurel St., Wagner College, received 60. association’s annual meeting Starting tomorrow and every 344 Broad Street. sons. not have pUbhe sewer in that in-service training courses at v M tl^ In S16, S14, and S28 la Wapping; Mrs. Louise Wallace, The four had survived early Podrove of Manchester repre­ Thursday night are Frank T. The commission felt the proj­ location due to im)isual rock Itdes District were bolding up to the nearest gas station. the Hartford Seminary Founda­ 319 MAIN ST.—MANCHESTER any time for immediate family Saturday through July and Au­ Variance Denied After Jacksmi recovered from 100 Croft Dr.; Davtd Fair- ballots, which started with 3 sents the firm in the action. Healey Jr., a tfustee of 'St. gust members of the association ect would not be In harmony formations In the road. the development. tion. only, with a flve-mnnte limita­ King was also listed as one Mary’s Hospital, Waterbury, CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. L. k R. Damato, Erect apart­ The commission ^sJted that the shock, the man explained he banks, 117 Hawthorne S t; Mra. nominees. are planning to meet on Court ment building with 14 units, with the rest of the area, that tion. Afternoon visiting hours In Laetltia Gagne, 62 Broad St.; Dr. Marshall la best known of the creditors owed 319,893. president-elect, and the Rt. Rev. it was not in keeping with the there would be no further ex­ was carrying a load of horses obstetrics are S to 4 p.m. then Street In Rockville at 10 a.m. which is more than Regulations tension given on the project and when his truck ran out of Mrs. Arlene Vallee, 31 (3iarter among church members tor his Mrs. Katherine St. John, found Msgr. Joseph R. Lacy, execu- and proceed to a designated CHRVSLER5 AND DODGES best interests of public health, KentuOky has five big eutifl- begin again at 7 p.m. Vlaitors ______Uve board secretary and chan- permit, 1 Main Street. clal lakes, 700 smaller natural wt^ch has been pending tor two gas he decided to ride to the Oak S t; John Coles, 207 W. book, ‘‘The Mighty Acts of er and owner of 49 per cent of place to paint. Further Informa­ The above will be effective as safety and welfare, that It was ore naked not to smoke In pa­ Center St."; Mrs. OlniM, God.” used as a studybook for the firm, was also lUted as a oellor of the Archdiocese of 80 OAKLAND STRKT MANCHESTER not in keeping with the town lakes, 30 rivers and 800 streams. years. nearest station. tient's rooms. No more than two tion may be obtained by calling Jt June 25, 1968. East Hartford' l&s. Jane O’'- parish education. An old testa- - creditor owed 328,879. Harttord, treasurer. Mrs. Robert Linton of White St. master plan. visitors at one time per patient. Grady and aom East Hartford* ment scholar, he has also writ- ness with the gift of a small Bushnell succeeds Bristol in- Filed in office of Town CHerk The court appeal was first fil­ —June 18, 1968. u Msjitito Kbsis 367 HUUaidfit ’ ten numerous articles for per- Mrs. St. John began the busl- dustrialist Philip A. Coleman to ed Nov. 21. Patients Today: 369 *______lodlcals. stuffed dog she made for her the presidency. Zoning Board of Appeals Tamsky said that the appeal PRICE! ADMTTTBD YBSTBRDAY; TIME BYIR PROGRESS ------niece. The gift was so loved John F. CllKord, In the condominium case was Mra. WlUa Anderson, 31 L,yn- N HW DEI^ f ^ l — TDe « SONS OF ERIN YIDDISH that the aunt went on to make TREES PLANTED FOR 1995 Chairman only one of four presently pend­ dale St.; Mra. Marian Barnes, itinniiitw. axe Is finally coming DUBLIN — The Loyal League more, and formed her own busl- NEW YORK —The World As- John A. Caglanello, ing court action. Laurel Manor; Judy Bellefleur, to TnAian toad buUdin^ et Yiddish Sons of Erin has 46 ness In Hartford In 1924. soclatlon tor Celebrating the Now Open Secretary The second oldest appeal is 295 Main St.; Cleon Chapman, Officials have Imported three members of the Jewish faith it survived the depression and Year 2000 Is planting trees that 52 Strickland St.; Hewitt Dem- hi«e road-buUding machines as who were bom In Ireland. They moved to the top floor loft of will be full-grown by 1996, when Ing, Ireland Dr., Coventry; Use part of a major wldeidng and hold an annual banquet on the the Carlyle-Johnson building on s decade of celebration Is sched- N Bumakowskl, 15L Forest St.; stzci^tbening of New Delhi eve of St. Patrick’s Day. Main Ste. before World War H. uled to begin. Mrs. Chrisitan Finance, Elling­ streets. They decided the old ' ______ton; Gyula Goreezky, Coventry; system of hauling band-mixed Mrs. Karen Grant, Warehotise asphalt in baskets on the heads EITTAERiAl BABIkl ODELL DODGE Point; Mra. Rose Guda of workmen wbs too slow. n I rw H w | INC. andmiUKB THE DODGE BOYS BRAND NEW FULL PRICE GET 'EM WHILE THEY'RE HOT! DELIVERED Here’s The Place LET’S FACE IT Personalized Service quality plus selection To Look For The sure way of serving ourselvesurselves is to SERVE you Low Overhead all makes, all models, Sale Priced! Your Second Car first in every way. The first proof____ t ___ we offer__ is in Come soe how wo'vo put the hoot on high prices Montego Equipment Included At This Price Optional valalues like these! High Trade MEDIUM LARGE Heater, 3-speed fully synchronized manual transmiasion, Optional Equipment SMALL 200 cu. in. 6-cyL engine, curved glass aide windows, simu­ Available: 302 CID V-8, 64 R AM B LER Raymond Seraphin 68 CHRVELLE 67 CHEVY lated walnut instrument panel, color keyed carpeting, Select-Shift Mercomatic, i ' * 68 CORV'AR auto.. Amexican Sedan. Monza Spc-t (3oape. 6 cyl., Deluxe “300” Coupe. 6 cyl., B<5i Air 4JDoor. V-8, pleated both or all vinyl Interior, oirb molding, ventless Power Steering, Power Allowance 4-apeed, rtudio, beaiter, bucket auto., power steering, radio, power steering, radio, heater, Side windows, windshield washers, padded dash and vtoors, Disc Brakes, Vinyl Roof, Auto., BatUo. seats, whitewalla beater, wtaitewalls. whitewalUs. seat befits, backup lamps and a host of other Mercury Stereo Tape System, Air S ^e Priced Sale Priced " M n t 9 Sale Priced custom accessories. 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VOLKSWAGEN — PORSCHE **ToUand County’s O ldest FVird Dealer” CARTE lOLET MORIARTY BROTHERS USED t h u r s . e v e n in g s Route 83 — ToUand TumpUce — Taloottville Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings OPENEVENING5 "Comieotiout's Oldest Ltooda-Mieroniy Denkr” Phone 649-2838 CARS TILL 9 TILL 6 301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 643-5135 'Tel. 648-2485 875-3369 [rH Proat Kmamanf MANCHESTER (On the Manchester-Vemon Line) 1229 MAIN 5T. ISERVICI^^H THAT SAVES PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 iHanrt;]fBt9i‘ lEnening llrralb FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1908 Pages 13 to 24 Manchester Area Bolton Tolland County Politics Riisk, Too, Obituary Three H eld Democrat Town Committee 12-15 McCarthy Delegates South Windsor Rham District Cecil A. Ifairtaa Sees Gain Cecil A. Norton, 76, of Blast Going to State Convention Haitford, stepfatiier of Sd- In a Theft Backs ^Right to Know’ Law $2,800 Given wvird M. Hart of Manchester, By BETTE QUATRALE ble enough to know we won’t be died yesterday ait St. Francis The Democratic Town Com- placement to the appointive Accept Burden^ 154 Graduating Seniors Urged In Talks In Hebron I mltbee at ita laat meeting pasaed board. Twelve to 18 of Tolland Coun- able to ignore the need for new Hospital, Hartford. ty’a 48 delegates to this week- or different taxes," he In Awards to « frotn Pmga Om ) Survivors ailso include his unanlmoiBly a readutlon on Painting Party Set By OATHBRINB MAY Three people have been arrest­ end’s Democratic State Conven- explained, Rusk Mated several points which 'wife, another stepeoi^ thrro adherence to the "right to know*' The Bolton Art Club will meet ed in connection with the theft law at Its last meeting. A copy for an outdoor painting party tlon will be committed to Sena- Bally Planned One hundred and ifUlty-four Graduates misht be construed as evidence dauigdiiterB, a sister, 10 grand- of household goods from a He- ______tor Eugene McCarthy, accord- (McCarthy supporters will of some progress. chIMren, and six greeit-grand- of the resolution has been sent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. setdora received diplomas from bron home p ^ l y destroyed ^ ‘^ c ia is , boarte and Charles Church, Hatch Hill Rd., ing to Gerald Anderson of An- stage an outdoor rally tonww- J. Colin Pushee, principal of He saM, foa* example, that children. by fire recently. -r . . .. — South Windsor High School TO 5TRIVE, TO commisskms. Vernon, tomorrow, Membera dover. Second District coordl- row morning at 9:30 on the Rham High School, presented No(«t l^etnam has stopped de- Private funer^ services will Peter Rudko of Old Colchester nator of the McCarthy for Pres- State Capitol grounds across lost night Thn graduattlon cere- uytw oategerioBlIy that It has held at Newkirk and Whit* The reeoluttcn reads; "Where- will discuss and vote on having awards and scholarships, the Rd., after taking a partial In­ as PubUc Act 723, the sO-caUed a fall art exhibit. ident State Committee. from the Bushneil Memorial raony took place In t o high foroes lr» flouHi l^tnam and ney Funeral Home, M8 Bum- ventory of his home, reported Meanwhile, delegates to the where the convention is being total value of which was over oalled that "at least a step to- «*de Awe., Elaat Hartford. Burl- 'Right to Know’ law passed by Breakfast Sunday sihool gymnasium. to poUce that his loss in the Men from all four Bolton Second District Convention held. $2,800, during the graduation ward laaUty.” *** Buckland Ceme- tile Qeneral Assembly in 1067, ’E m graduates, in their caps theft Is in excess of $6,000. sympathetic to the McCarthy (Leading the rally wilt be ceremonies held in the outdoor He said there were "certain tery. Is quite specific in its intent aiid churches are invited to an Inter­ and gowns, entered t o gymna­ Arrested on two counts each church breakfast Sunday at 7 cause have sent a telegptim to Richard Goodwin, speech wrlt- amphitheater last night. thh«a In the atmospherics that There wUl be no calUng provisions which protect the sium to the strains o f the tra­ of larceny In excess of $280 were right of every cttxen to observe a.m. at St. George’s Episcopal U.S. Rep. Winiam St. Onge urg- er for the late President John Sharon Rowley was awarded one night ‘welcome*’ and that hours. ing him to "use his influence in Kennedy, and subsequently for ditional "Ponqi and CSrcum- ■ -i:# ^ ■ The family sxiggests that Henry Peck, 32, of 139 Sigour- ti»e actual operation of town gov- Church. the Art Club Award, Regional urging Connecticut Democrats McCarthy and Senator Robert Btaaoe." Organist for the entire *** wWchll^*tofOT^ those wishing to do so make ,emment, th^tore be it rewlv^ Any men who have not made Engaged PTSA Scholarship and Gilead Peck, Beech Rd., Amston, to give fair representation to Kennedy, Goodwin has reoined ceremony was Joseph A . AUaro, and Hebron Pilgrim Fellowship diacuarions between the more memorial contributions ■ to that the Bolton Democratic reservations and wish to at­ photo McCarthy delegates at the Na- the McCarthy forces since the a mendior of t o graduating Scholarship on the basis of cit- propagandisUc formal sesaions, Burnside Methodist diurch. Gary F l a n ^ ’ TVwn Committee pubtVely ro- tend should contact the pastor Dlnneen Amston. T ^ w om a n and Flaw - o f H ^ , Lards, The engagement of !mDs8 tlonal Convention.” The tele- assassination of Senator Ken- claas. izenshtp and scholartoip. come in this category. East Hartford. of their church. gan were both released under “ The BoltiMi Cooperative Nurs- Gloria Yvonne Couture of Le- gram was sent yesterday after- nedy, citing the Importance of The invocation for t o cere­ Receives Grant On whether the United States a and commissions that inasmuch Nancy Chamberlain received Mrs. Blanche D. Ames $1,000 bonds for appearance in “ “ ihTv'are teL id“ bv"‘ pA‘“7M* ery will have a special meeting banon to John Avery Atkinson noon. the goals ^ the candidate mony -was given by the Rev. the Rentschler Mathematics equates the North Vietxuonese Wllllmantlc Circuit Court 11, “ to ratify by-laws Wednesday at of Manchester has been an The debate over exacUy what Also slated to apeak at the william B. Rltchle.Jr., son of ELUNGTON — Mrs. Blanche - . j they should ibe fully cognlaant to ratify by-1 ‘RaroAd W. Richardson, pastor Prize from United Aircraft Oorp. Viet Cong rocket attacks on Sal of Manchester has been an- constitutes a fair representa- rally is Paul 0*'Dwyer, winner g w vrittTu.S bombing of North Dean Ames, 80, of Job’s Hill July 16 and Peck was hrfd ^ provisions and t o w ^ y « P *"- &t the home of Mrs. WU- of t o Wapplng Oommunity for overall excellence in four Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie of ovornlght for appearance in u , ------^ ----- . Mre. Robert Couture of Kick HUl tlon of the McCarthy support- of Tuesday’s New York prima- Vietnam strive, the Rham Student Council Lead­ Brooklyn jail in lieu of a $2,800 I n v M ^ of Lreonal ^ v a e v Priate $11,000 for a curtain KOss Couture attended Rham organization *®aled by State and egaieegate 10 to ^ the con,v«..io.. convention ««as willwx.. to seek, to find and not to ership award for the girl who in biological engineering at the the enemy. 1887 in Monson, Maine, and had 'nnlng author But the secretary declined to lived in Elllngfton for many bond. S T c I o s e d m” ettaL m lrtt be d « in for the new elementary High School In Hdbron and Is a National Chairman John Bailey, Puliteer M z e w ir in g author yleW." displayed qualities of leader­ University of Connecticut. The Investigation 1s continuing ™ school site and to appropriate 1967 gtadualte of Lyman Memo- «t® McCarthy group led by William Styron.Styron. J a kQUer ile r ^ spoke k e ship during her years at Rham. make the U.8. bombing pattern years. She was a member of Mias OougUn said ithat now The three-year program leads underider State Police Ueut. WU- (again) $6,000 for the purchase rial High School In Lebanon. She ‘ »>e Rev. Joseph J. Duffy of at the Eugenejgene East 1 polIMcal 2 against the north dirrotly con- Ellington Grange, kept Lois Bailey was awarded the fred... J. , Bellefleur------of Colchester- Should be kept to an absolute . ... v employed by Aetna Ufe and Hartford. calbaret In East Hartford TXiea- it Is the turn of t o graduating directly to the doctor of philoso­ tlngent on the pattern of enemy Survivors include two daugh- minimum. of Freja Park either under open Foote award for French ^ven Troop K and Detectives BYed- 37ie debate is expected to day. seniors to do their part Until phy degree, with course work In attacka in the South. ters, Mrs. Howard Reckert of "2. All records, except those Space regulations or outright. Casualty Insurance Go., Hart­ by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote erick Avery and Richard May­ continue right up to and includ- Supporters of Hubert Hum- now, she said, the students have Nor would he predict how long Ellington and Mrs. Blanche specifically excepted by law, Scoreboard ford. and the Regional PTSA Schol­ both t o School of Engineering nard. ing tonight’s convention, ac- phrey wUl also have national been sitting back and not really the United Statea might hold to Hotchkiss of Denver, Colo.; a should be kept on file In the White Glass beat the Insur­ Her fiance is a 1967 gradu­ arship. and the Biological Sciences De­ Other area police activity: cording to Anderson. figures In attendance at this taking a vital part in the prob­ Johnson’s March 81 bombing i)po^er, Elbert Dean of Water- town clerk’s office and should ance Advisory Board 18-3 laat ate of Manchester High School Garrie Shok rec9ived the art partment. VERNON "There has been no agree- weekend's convention including lems that exist; now they must Umitaition order in the face of bufy; grandsons, and three be available for Inspection by night with Wayne Post and and attended the WUllmantic club award given to a student sI*«>rorJ^ ana^C^'nTu "'®"t state party leaders ^ Steven^ HI ^ of the begin to aot. Ritchie, who receives hls B.A. what he said was continued grf©at-grandchlldren. Bert E. Taylor, 70, of Gulf any citisen. Stevi Trag;ls pitching. This Is preparing for a career in art, Rd., Ellington, was arrested aervinir with the Ti <1 itfArinn the fair proportion of dele- late U.N. Ambassador, The graduates have been busy In zoology from UConn June 3, record IniUtratkm against the puneral services will be held “ If the citizens of Bolton are the undefeated team's 11th vlc- serving with tne U.S. Marine „ Anderson explained. He Ooimty Suite Ready and the St. Oolumba’s Holy will do his research In the area with aocumulstlng leomlng, Name Scholaship given on the South, vlolattans of the Demlli- tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Burke y®®*®*'‘*®y a Circuit Court 12 ^ confidence In their tory, with one more week of play Corps In a Motor Transport at did not rule out the possibility A Tolland County hospitality of biomedical Instrumentation or A.___------xone and ‘Tndtoorlml- ______ch&iTfirlnfir him ^vith a ______• « i_ s a ■__ ffv a ILPn town baseball the Marine AirAIa* T3Base,a b a Iwakuni, said t o sstutstorian, now they basis of scholarship and citizen­ Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., government, strict ad left before the of a walkout of McCarthy sup- suite will be set up at the Shore- neuromuscular control mechan­ Japan. , must put that learning to use. ship to a member of the St. nate bombing” of Saigon. Rockville. The Rev. Donald « herenoe to this law is absolute- season closes. porters if they are not given ham Motor Inn tonight. Demo- isms. Summer Correspondent No date has been aimounced 'The Mass o f 1968 must be aware Columba's parish. IngUsh, pastor of Eflington Con- Z "«=®«®®ry realistic representation. cratlc state senatorial nominee Ritchie’s grant, renewable irreeatlonal Church vrtll offlcl- ‘"v®®*‘«ration of an «bcldent on TheThe roaoltK resolution is a result of for the wedding. of the problems that face the Bonnie Blssell was awarded gregMtmai u n u ^ , will omci 5,^ gj Rockville, June 14 in ■ The Manchester Herald Bolton Shore Town Support Robert Houley of Vernon will be nsiUon. As t o y go on they must earii year, will pay $2,400 an­ a series of complaints about correspondent, exhausted by the the Foote award for Science; afe. Burial wUl be in Ellington allegedly Although Tolland County will on hand, preserve whst Is good in the nually, plus tuition and a $600 About Town Center Cemetery. closed sessions held by the ZectB of them; yet ard N. Clough Scholarship to an peace. has come to its defense, charg­ Insurance Award committee for the annual din- ed here until he moved to Dana was ed itor^ the school In the basement during Hampton, which recently made Shoreham for delegates and t o y lack a real purpose, he Andover senior; CSlfford Mar­ Police said they investigated ing that the issue of apartments Linda Popoff received a Re­ ner of the Hartford County Hartford about 1913. He was a newspaper, whlc\i she tried in afternoon play and ran headlines for being the first state and town committeemen said. tinez won the Regional PTSA a disturbance at the River St. was becoming a pidltical foot­ gional School District 8 Insur­ Podiatry Society Tuesday at 7 charter member of Campbell door asking a neighbor to town to reach a 100-mlll rate. prior, to the Start of the conven­ Involvement Cited Scholarship, and James Horton nddrras. Prew, they said, was ball. vain to get published this year ' (Herald ptnUm by Bucetvioliu) p.m, at Glastonbury Hills Coun­ Council, Knights of Columbus, phone police. The McCarthy supporters will The young people know, con­ ance Agents Association Schol- won the Foote a'ward for Boy’s and a member of the St charged as the reauuresult 01 of a com- The lone Democrat on the zon- the odds were against her. tion. try'Club. She returned home to dis- push for a "straw vote” of state tinued Lorenzen, that they will Graduating class at South Windsor marches out after l eceiving diplomas. The ceremony was held in the gym. arriilp based on scholastic physical education. AugusOne'8 Holy Name Sooieri^ ^ companion mg board has resigned in pro- She wUl be attending Bates Col- Supporters of Humphrey will cover a transistor radio. tvro convention delegates, to be used have a suite at the Statler fol­ be expected to get jobs and take standing, need and citizenship. Lawrence Palmer received of Mrs. Loken that he had test over the commission’s de- lege In Maine in the fall. natnHnnji ana twn munio u i * < , , Nancy Taylor won the Foote Ladies Auxiliary of the Of Hartford. basis of a formula lowing the convention. their places In the community three a'wards to an Andover Survivors include three sons, struck her. Mrs. Loken was dslon but the selectmen (two So all news should be sent ^ went to Mlsa Christine Gellneau. Award for Art and the Rham ItaUaa American Club will have charged as the result of her Repubheans and one Democrat) or phoned to Miss Dimock at b?’^®® missing, as well as a $2 proportionate representation Republican Convention when their education Is fin­ senior: the Richard N. Cough Its last meeting of the season Joseph E. Hickey of 22 Crosby The East Hartford - Glastonbury Education Association Scholar­ Scl^k^rship, the Andover Norton actions while police were at the urged him to reconsider. He was 649-8248 from now until the last bUl. Reports have indicated Bailey Second district Republicans ished, but this does not present Sunday at 2:80 p.m. at the club, Rd., James L. Hickey of Weth- Early yesterday morning, the might counter this proposal by attftfdlng the Congressional Medical Association award for List of Graduates at South Windsor High ship awarded to a student enter­ FVnd award and the Andover scene. Both were released under adamant, and it la now up to week or so in. August. A re- a worthwhile goal. The young ing the teaching profession. 186 EMrtdge St A social time ersfleld, and Maurice F. Hickey Co-operative OU Ca, 316 Broad refusing .to allot any represen- Convention at Eastern Connec- English Expression also went to Democratic Women’s CSub the no cash bail program for ap­ the seiectmien to name a re- taxing vacation to everyone! people have not been presented Torben S. Lorenzen James Thomas Stools Mcirilyn Ellis received a Re­ and lefteehhients will follow the of Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. St., was broken into after tation, although this was dls- ticut State College tomorrow Miss Christine Gellneau. These Amy H. Accaputo Judith Dewey Scholarship. pearance In Rockville Circuit with goals that they really con­ John Richard Luman Jr. Baihora Gray Sleeper gional PTSA scholarship and He­ business-meeting. Mary H. Butler of Hartford; burglars pried open the door, eounted by Anderson. morning at 11 are expected to two awards were presented to Joseph A. Alfaro Cynthia G. Duprey Robert Senkbeil and Wallace Court 12, Rockville, July 9. sider worthwhile: merely get­ Cheryl Elaine Ekstrom Richard Barry MacDonald Debra Lee Smith bron EdiKation Association _____ three grandddldren, and a PoUce said they tore off^me McCarthy workers basic- unanimously support Peter Mar- Miss OeUneau Thursday after­ Joyce Marie Anderle Barton each ■won a PTSA William Edwards, 30, of Echo ting a good job is not enough. Michael Neal Enes Joseph William Maddaluno Richard Eugnee Soares scholarship; Jill Dzlcek won the Girt Scout Troop 1 wlU hold a great-grandchild, bottom portion of ® ally support the Democratic ianl of Groton for the nomlna- noon since she was unable to be Karen M. Andreotta scholarship; Judith Copeland re­ Rd., Coventry, was arrested yes­ Prohlem: Mud or Disorder? The solution to this lack of in­ Paul E. Engman Jane Ellen Marshall Foote Award for English and a car wash tomorrow starting at The private funeral will be machlne in hopes of f i^ n g platform, but are expected to tlon, In effect giving him a inote present at t o graduation cere- Beverly Ballard Jo Dariene Stepenavage ceived a Foote Award for terday on a Circuit Court 12 spiration for the young, said Lynn Victoria Ericson Joan A. Martin PTSA Scholarship, and Bonnie J 9 a.m. at Center Congregational held tomorrow at 9 a.m. from (Continned from Page One) mony. Kimberly A. Bancroft Peteloia Mary Strong Meithematlcs, and Marie Deaso m o^y,^b^went unrewarded for jggug a minority report on the of confidence. Lorenzen, comes when people Ldpplncott won the Foote Award the Thomas F. Pwley Funeral w arr^t charging him with about their business Thursday their efforts. The Foreign Language Club Barbara Ann Begley David Michael Eversole Kenneth J. Masciovecchlo Michael David SuU'vaii ■won the HetiUh Careers Club Church. breach of the peace by assault, always the peacemaker If any ignoring visitors and newsmen . plank relating to state election Marianl laat Saturday stated become Involved with one an­ for history. Home, 96 Webster St., wllji a They apparently left, taking Award for excellence in Foreign Donna Sue Barber Steven Gene Fandozzi Deborah Anne Mason. Francis J. Swiatkiewicz Jr. Scholarship to a senior planning This was the result. . of . a com------young------hotheads would1.x - blow------up,.. . individual Negro laws. he would reassess his role wlth- other. "People should become Karen Scanlan received the solemn high Mass of requiem in the area, only a propane torch. Langusige was given to Thomas Joanne Kathryn Bartle Dwight Foster Raymond B. Miller Diane L. lysrsavlch to enter a health career. plaint that a local resident had said one police source, Tho minority report will in the party, later announcing more concerned with other peo­ Richard N. Clough Scholarship, at St. Augustine’s Church, Hart­ youths kept up a continual bar­ Sayers. Jobn A. Batulevitz Paula J. Ganoarz Robert Joseph Moriarty Donna S. Thomas James Davidson won the Con­ been struck in the face. He was "I ’ll give you an example of strongly support the use of he would accept the nomination ple and their problems,” he given by the Andover PTA and ford, at 10. Btulal will be In Mt. rage of hostile comments and Christine Marie Gellneau Charles Peter Morris Andrew J. Tripp necticut Industrial Arts Associa­ Police Arrests primaries to determine the of the convention. said. The Home Economics Award, Carol Ellen Beargeon Teachers Association, and the St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ released without bond for court the problems we have here," threats. Kathleen Elizabeth Gervasclo Christine Marie Motola Joseph M. VedovaJto tion medal; John Cavallerl re­ appearance July 9. said Jackson during the Inter- New Ski Slope views of the individual voters _____ wMch was a slx-plece plate set- DIann M. Bell Rham Education Association field. One youth brandished a saw After the addresses of the Barbara Ann Mugford Kafthleen Louise Very ceived the Foote Award for in the state. Advertisement: ting, was won by Mias SMrley Gordon Paul Belske Gary J. Goalee Scholarship. Linda Bromley ■won A S2-yearK)ld Colchester wo­ There will be no caUlng hours. Gary Poplck, 22, of East Hart- view, blade and cursed an NBC cam­ salutatorian and valedictorian, Sandra D. Myrick Richard Alari''

Oo-lMitian Sports HMUor SuMii OoMbect: Hay Kdly Senior Odlttors Chuy Jodoln Pam FUkuniB T he H igh S chool W orld Brian Rogers VOL. XXX, No. 35 FTUDAY, JUNE 21 Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty Adyisor' VOL. XXX, No. 35 FRIDAY, JUNE 21 ^While We Live^ Let Us Live Fully ^—Class Motto

Who’s Who in ’68 Most likely to Succeed Sharon Gworek Dick Cobb Wendy Smith Ed Keid«4ing Done the Meet for MHS Susan Grant Ray KeUy Pam Pilkonls Dave Moyer Most Changed Since Freshman Year Margaret Goncl Ray Kelly Randl Hall Doug Steely Best Student Sharon Gworek Joe Czerwlnskl Pam PUkoniB Ed Kelderllng Friendliest Karen Bradlau Tim Hassett Susan Grant Jim Legigitt Wittiest David Colpltts 2 Erin Crowe Nancy Luckman Ttm Hassett Nicest Smile Jackie Clarke Dave Chace Debbie Snyder • Rob Horton Best Mannered Wendy Smith , Mark Jeske Debbie Snyder 1 Gary Jodoln hkost Musical Karen Krinjak Jim Nicola Linda Nadeau Roy Wlerzblcki Most Artistic Suzanne Belluardo Roger DlTarando Susan Goldberg Jim and John Leggitt Class Thespians Diane Griswold John Roy Kathy KeUy Roy Wlerzblcki Most Athletic Cindy GobeUle Dick Cobb Grads Employments Eileen Quinn Dale Ostrout

AH Herald photos on page are by Buceivicius and Pinto After graduation, many grad­ Store; Tom Garrity, Norland ford where they will receive uates plan to enter business Tool Co. Inc.; Elizabeth Klein- special training. They are: Don­ Awards Are Given flekls. Quite a large number are schmidt. Sage Allen; Mary Mal- na Bryant, Nancy Caron, planning to be Manchester lon. Allied Casting Corporation; Rochelle Claing, Carol Diaz, Impossible Dreams Attained Community College students Dorothy Morlarty, Popular Kathy Dixon, Sandy Hollander, Salutatory Grads Move Ever Onward Valedictory part-time. Many plan to work Market; Gary Mosher , Her­ Virginia Meier, Margaret Nor­ At Final Assembly Diane Thomas. for a year or so before they Join man Motors Inc.; David Phil­ ris, Dorothy Park, Maureen Graduation, the culmination of Prior, Jo Ann Rich!, Richard Wackter, Frederick WeJters, By EDWARD KEIOERUNG suffered for what we desire in A blue and white revolving were Dr. and Mrs. l^^lliam Cur­ By 8HABON OWOREK He learns how to take college ujj.ee years work at Manchester Rourke, Vincent Salvatore, Fisher Junior College: Cindy Sue Berth Iger and Mrs. La- the academic world. A very lips, Kings Dept. Store; Donald Perrica, Susan Rowett, Karen Earl Watrous, Sharon Wood, Ladies and Gentlemen, Gradu- life. But too often, these days, crepe paper fountain, sUver, tis, hir. and Mrs. Ranald Scott, Veme Kelson. Hie following SAvards were bell Award. The Helen Page Today’s high school student Is boards or what job opportuni- jjjgjj, is over. For many, though, PhyUls Schuetz, Robert Serrell, Mike Zemke, and Susan Zim­ Ramlzi; Garland Junior Col- „ , j » i high percentage of local busi­ Platz, computer processing; Taylor and Gail Warren. SMimer Awards were given to^ Aim-mm.. Tt ...... utlon is B. tlmB when we cus- we do not feel our common blue, white and turquoise hang­ Mr. and Mrs. A. Raymond Rog­ nesses are en^ployers. presented at ^ e final senior as­ rapidly becoming a specialist, ties are open to him after gradu- ^ ,g ^ beginning. Colleges, Mary Sheehan, William Smyth, merman. The rain which had threat­ Jacalyn Provencher, Carriage WlSlam J. Brindamour and. ^ ’ tomarily extol the virtues of our bond of humanity. We dare to ing chandeliers and blue and ers, Mr. and Mrs. George Em- Aetna Life Insurance Co. will sembly of the year: He specializes In college or busl- ation. Agreed, he needs to know jumor colleges, and universities Janet Stetz, DoLrdre Sweeney, University of Hartford: Don­ Junior College: Richard Maku- ened the reception all day long House Boutique; Ronald Rick­ John Roy, both '68. Lions d u b | Educational System. Here sit take the richness which is a green maze-Uke murals helped merllng, Mr. and Mrs. H. ended in the late afternoon employ Nancy Fuller, Lynda ness prep, but he neglects life, of such things. But what does he jj(,i.ogg ujg United States have Dave Tedford, James Thomson, ald Denley, David Gilbert, 11s; Harvard College: Edward ard, Aerokinetics Instrument The American Legton Good Business Awards were given to the graduates of the Class of human being and place It into to transform the MBS cafeteria Blaine Miller, Mr. and Mrs. when the clouds cleared and a Harris, Elizabeth Massaro, Lin­ Co.; Kathy Ridgeway, Iona. In bis concern over future em- discover about his Ukes and dis- accepted these students for en- MariemAric Toumaud, xvLuimuu, Thomas xiivriiicxs Traill, xxtxiii, RonaldrionaiQ Kurtz,ivunz, Clarkxjiars Penny, Kelderllng; Lasell Junior Col- Thev are readv to eo New Activity: Citizen award was presented to Mary MaUon' and AX>ert Oar-‘ __ e ^ —---_ _ a _ ^ .A A t f A A mm A ^ m ml mm m. 9 I 1V mm 4 A 1 f V v4 41^ A ^ W • « « W « VWV-A _ .. - • forth a category, such as black or last Friday night for the Senior Walker Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. welcome sun appeared. Never­ da Merrill, Vicki MlUotte, Susan ployment or college require- likes? Can he talk about the trance in the fall. Linda Vaughan, Raymond Vogt, Linda Washburn; Western Con- lege: Debbe Snyder; Leicester „ ^ world ^ t am Also, Karen Ross, House and mlenke, both '68. sure white. Democrat or Republican, George Budd, Mbr. and Mrs. Mitney, Carol Rawson, Jo-Ann David Moyer and Susan Grant, ments, he neglects one Import- style or technique of a painting? CalUomla Marilyn Vojek Alan Wallach, jjgjjtipyt g^te CoUege: Lynn Junior-College: Raymond Dzen, w . HeoepUon of the Ctass of 1988 theless, the cafeteria became Hale; Albert Rowett, Kelsy The Shorthand I Award was' that you will agree that aome- or pro-Israel or anti-Israel. Richard Cobb. quite warm and humid, so cou­ Rich!, Susan Smith and Judy Quadrangle both ’68. The Civiitan Good ant necessity—how to live. Or Is he llmdted to ” I Ukp It” Los Angeles CJlty College: Har- Michael White and Dorl Wlt- NeWeton, Janice Stanklewlcz. John Mella; Lesley CoUege: uodv has eot to do somethlne to entitled “'nie Impossible Ferguson Brick Co.; Sandy Ry­ given to Pamela Johnston, '68. ■The need Is Important and A lso,' Mr. and Mrs. Sidney lees flocked to the terrace un­ Tuttle. Citizen Award was gWen to The student needs more than or ” I hate it” or some other old Bayer; Ventura College: kowski. District of Columhta Berdine Spector; Northearteim Dream." an, Orlando (Fla.) Memorial Shorthand n awards were giv­ Improve this world that we Uve Immediate: We must teach re­ Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard der a clear sky. Douglas Pastel and Laura the three basic tools of educa-' trite remark?renm'rK! Gregory Woodruff. New Haven College: Stephen Georgetown University: Chris University: Charles Brackett, ‘‘TV> rearil the unreachable Connecticut Mutual Life Di- Hospital; Donna Smith, Alert en to Gail Unsworth and Susan ^ in. If we fall to meet the chal­ spect for persons. J Supper-Party ZagUo, both ’60. Janice Bon­ Culturally he is deprived. His “ Colorado Dodge, Kent Smith; Northern Raymond Pace. Stan, this ie my quest to fol­ Don, Mr. and Mrs. David Gib­ At midnight, the "Seventh surance Co.; LaVeme Gagnon, tlon. He needs a chance to ex­ Adams, Douglasipai Steely. lenge of our many problems, I think that the reaponslbillty Answering Service; Joe Sweet, ham, ’69, was presented with Smith, both ’68. Barbara SteeVe,' press himself, to be creative, creative talents have withered Deborah School of Practical Art: Lor­ low that star, no matter how bons, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sense” disbonded and made Colorado State (College: Joan Community O o lite : Florida our American civilization will for such moral education can be and Gall Hampton. Paragon Tool Co.; Susan The- The avant-garde class of ’68 the Connectlout Aasoriatlon of '69, was presented wllh the Ur>-^ raine Amirault, Elizabeth Cone, hopeless no matter how far, to Gtaesar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles room on the bandstand for the not to mouth the ideas pumped away leaving an apathetic shell, gegerberg- University of Colo- Gunther, Robert DiPenlo, Susan St. Petersburg Jr. CoUege: die from within. If it is not first ofifecUvely entrusted to our ed- Hartford Insurance Group; bodeau. Lucky Lady Laundry; Women Deans and CounselorB derwood Award for the Best’ Into him by higher authority. Hie .student does not know why janies Manning. Rlback; Qulnnipiac College; Jeai\ Daley; Smith CoUege; fight for the night without ques­ Keleon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas "Prophets,” a rock and roll Instituted a new senior activity, Howard Taylor. blown up from without.’ ucatlonal system. Since we re- Priscilla Kittredge, Mary WU- Sham Tryon, Sage Allen; Rob­ CiiUzenst^ A.ward. Wendelln Typist. His high school education he is here or for what purpose. - . Charles Buder, Saint Joseph’s Ruth Elsesser; Nichols CoUege: tion or pause," read the words Powers, Miss Linda Tofteland, band provided by the Rotary lard. the Quadrangle Party, as anoth­ Georgia The sickness in our society is quire almost everyone to go erta Uppling, Sears; Warren Smith, ’68, was given the DAR Representatives to Boy’s should train him to think for For why shoiUd he c ^ e when CoUege: Pia Slcarl. Graham MacDonald; Tufts Uni­ of the "Impossible Dream." and Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Club, for the following Dawn er Senior Week event. On Tues- Oglethorpe College: Melanie not the fault of a few poorly- to school, education Is a way Most work at the Insurance Wayland, electrician; Donna Good Citieen Award. State are as follows: John. versity: James Nicola; Wheat­ UppMng. Dance. Anxious couples reach­ hlmseU by encouraging his ere- those around him see Mm only Asvestas Robert Southern Connecticut State Moroney. made laws or Insane criminals, in which we can reach the vast "And I know that If I’ll only companies is clerical, but many Wohlgemuth, Sage Allen. , day evening, June 18, stream- The foUowing people were Briggs, Thomas Cone, Douglas on College; Miriam SchetUer. bo true to this quest, that my The decorations designed and ed and grabbed for the papter- atlvlty. It Should serve as a ^ B ^clno David ^ a c e , c L o l College, Karen Bradlau, Rebec- Idaho It lis our fault. Living in a dem- majority of the people. The ac­ girls are key punch operators. ered and honking cars , trans­ given scholarship awards: Eichman, and Lelaitd Potter- Wheelock CoUege; Sharon Fla- heart will he peaceful and calm planned by Pam Pllkonis and mache balloons as souvenirs of Special Training proving ground for his de- “ " ^ g ‘^ “ Clouse, Michael D’Auria, Unda ca Brook, Gary Frost. Cyntl^ Ricks CoUege: Kurt Miller. tual method of teaching moral Many will work at Traveler’s Ernest Molnemey, ’68, Army ton, all '69. Janice Bonham, '69, veil; Worcester Polytechnical the evening. These they took ported seniors to the school, veloplng philosophy while af. on In his schooUng or U ne 1 ^ Eggleston, GobeUle, Tim Hassett, Janet responsibility for the health of attitudes Is a difficult topic. when I’m laid to rest." Lorraine Amirault made a Insurance Co.: Annette Bailey, Schools which offer training ROTC Award; Atan Haroian, is the representative to Girts education Downham, nUnois Institute: Richard Podolny; perfect atmosphere for the home as everyone left to pre­ where the normally closed doors " ■ ■ ■ Susan Moore, Jane our civilization. We have failed This method can be found Oertainly there were many Wlolli Bertram, Shirley Car- in specialized areas will open ’68, Armenian League of New State.- Aurora CoUege: Scott Palmer. Wellesly College: Pam Pilkonls. dances "Tonight,” "Misty,” pare for the following dance to the quadrangle now wel­ and discover. n lo ^ a W e V iT le S to m T ^ u - MaUon. Sharon Murphy. Elmer Perkins, Sarah Pickens. Karen to try to meet this responsibility. through research. But no more peaceful hearts that entered the pente, Judy Darico, Candy their doors to a large num­ Britain Scholaratidip. The following Scholastic Mag­ Indiana “Shadow of Your Smile,” and which lasted to 4. Many cou­ comed them. From 5:4S on, Instead, that which the high o ______Odell Pam Selgal, Jenny Michigan Our social apathy is tragicany research is necessary to demon­ •eml- enchanted atmosphere D’Amato, Shaaron Flynn, ber of MHS seniors this fall. The Creative School of Hair­ azine awards were presented: dehf r c Juvati hl^UU^^^^ Earlham College: Nancy "Somewhere My Love.” Mi­ ples had breakfast plans, and seniors slowly filled up the open school should be nourishing, it Ross Steve Shorrock, Zavlskas. Adrian Oillege: Cindy LoMag- evident, even in such a simple strate the need for teaching whore happiness, romance and Jeannlne Johnson, Diane San­ Donna Coleman will attend the dressing presented two awards, In the Natloruil Art CTontest, and to find a suitable employer Sodano; Valparaiso University; chael Walsh and Donna.^runoli many had plans to flock to area of grass and clover. destroys. TypCclassed and Scott Tint!; Connecticut CoUege: Trinity CoUege: Brian Rogers, Uo; Eastern Michigan Univer- civic duty as voting intelligently. ______moral attitudes to our citizens. peace reigned highest through tos, Bettyann Spullck, Ltn^a Paler School of Art In New Ha­ to Sandra Hollander and Susan medals went to Nancy Heirman ' or school where he can develop David Brendel. served as co-chairman of the beaches. Supper was served buffet- forced to conform to the dic­ Barbara Grube: Eastern Con- David Strimaltis, James Sinna- slty; Mary Dowdlng; Hillsdale have created, and we are You have only to look at the the evenings as some 300 couples Turner, Pat Whatley; Linda ven. Patricia Burnett will en­ Rowett, both ’08. Patricia and Scott Palmer, both '68. Hon­ his particular talent. Kansas event. Sharon Fiavell managed Everyone, tired and happy style beginning at 6 p.m. at the tates of a rigid society, the stu- J * nectlcut State CoUege: June mon; University of Bridge- College: 9usan Grant. creating at this moment, the headlines of your daily nows- danced for foin- hours to the mu­ O’Bright is planning to work ter the Atlantic Airline School In Burke, '68, was awarded the orable mention awards went to His courses are gea Kansas Wesleyan University: the programs and t'ckets. left, only having memories now south doors of the quad. Lines dmt loses his individuality. Cast Baker. Alfred BuUer. Richard port: John O’NelU; University Mlssourl climate in which social tragedy paper to realize that something sic of "The Seventh Sense.” The for Phoenix Mutual Life Insur­ Kansas City, Mo., and Earl American Legion Auxiliary James Hydock and Janette the Intellect. They develop the Gary Hastings. Cookies and punch and other of "The Impossible Dream” ... of people occupied the asphalt into a level, he is stereotyped " Kohls, Mary Kvart, Janet of Connecticut: Wayne Ander- Maryville CoUege: Maureen grows and persists. The awful must lie done. whole thing started at about 8 ance Co. Stevenson will take an Airline Schoiarshlip. Uzupes, both '68. In the Writing mind Into a feed-back computer Kentucky refreshments were provided by ‘T o run where the brave dare paths waiting to fill their plates by that level; and thus, he be­ Natall, Alma son, David Bakulski, Nancy Yarko. events about which we read it Is already too late for the when Junior boys and their The Southern New Elngland Correspnodence Course. James Laura ZagUo, ’69, was given Contest, keys were presented to that hopefuUy will deliver the Union CoUege; Carlton Wei- a committee headed by Bar­ not go, to right the unrlghtable with the cold cuts, salads, and comes an outcast to all except Quinn, Carol Ballard, Mike Barnowskl, Stan­ Montana dally are merely symptoms of a cilass of 1968. Society has had dates ushered guests through Teleplione Co. has enlisted the Richardson will be enrolled In the Elmira College Key. The correct response. This is fine. man. bara Lynne; posters and an­ wrong, to love pure and chaste Diane Jc^nson, Pamela Pllkon­ his peers. Seaton. ley Berdnlc, William Brinda- University of Montana: Thom- deeper sickness. In aU ages of its chance to mold them Into the receiving line. John Buggs, th-! Electronic Training Course breads of the summery eve­ Harvard Book Award was pre­ An understanding of the basic nouncements for publicity were from afar, to try when your services of ihany graduates to is, Mindy Menschell and Bev­ Instead of teaming about him­ mour, Patrice Burke, Richard Maine as McLennon. history, certain men have per- sane human beings. Only the Douglas Eichman, Robert Her- offered by PWA. ning’s meal. As the sun set In­ sented to Douglas Pastel, '69. courses Is needed to provide a Hartford Community College: arranged by Shaiion Flynn. Su­ arms are weary, to reach the work as operators, repairmen, erly Pitney, all ’68. Honorable self, the student learns about Cobb, MltcheU Cohen, Tim Bates CoUege: Bryce Carpen­ Nebraska fectly expressed the spirit of future- wlU tell whether society dlc, Harry Jenkins, Theodore and installmen; Jeffrey Brown, Nick Timreck will attend the to the horizon outside the quad, Mark Ahlness, '60, was given foundation on which to buUd. Robert Jones; Manchester Com­ san Goldberg and David unreachable star.” mention went to Joanne Agos- coUege or the business world. Coughlin, Hal Davey, Dolores ter, John O’Hara, Pete Rubins; Kearney State College: Dehor- their age. Today, also, the ter- has failed or succeeded Ir this ACalek, James Naschke, David some cool winds breezed ■the Trinity Book Award, and However, a gap remains. munity College: Beverly Allard, Colpltts arranged fOr chaper­ Susan Goldberg, ’68. Jan DelGreco,. Tyna Erickson, RCA Institute in New York City. tlnelll, David Strimaltls, David Downham. Colby CoUege: Pete HaskeU, ah Clark. rible acts of individual men are task. All we can do now is Okrant, Douglas Pastel, Lee through the crowd, but didn’t John Briggs, ’69, was given the Carol Anderson, Paul Arig- Michael Getzewlch, Carol Lar- Ward Ponticelli will be enrolled Gilbert, Nancy Sodorw, all '68, Hie areas students seek most, David Moyer; Fort Kent Junior New Hampshire merely expressions of the spirit hope. And I fear that hope and Potterton, Robert Snyder and ons, ushers and flowers. Fac­ chill any appetites. After the Yale Book Award. The no, Maureen Arnold, Ray Baiar- Also, Edward Egan, Michael . Just think —in the spring of rimore, Kathleen Madden, Lin­ In Wentworth Institute, Boston, and David Okiant, James College: Mike Martin; Univer­ Keene State CoUege: Linda This is because these prayers are not enough to wring David Ware did the honors. ulty advisors for this event main course of the supper. Ice Rentschlaer Four-Year Math ph los^hy and Ken Beaulieu, Diane Ber- Everding, Edward Firestone, 1993, we can sit and reminisce da Magnuson, Mary Ellen Park­ Mass., and Richard Long will Naschke, Kathl Kolbe, and sity of Maine: Ronald Conyers. Herring; New England College: crimes are recreated by many the hate out of our world. Fel- Honored guests for the event cream and cookies were en­ 21 Girl Grads blit "ard' Berube, David Bid- John Frazier, Judith Frederick- were Mrs. Joyce Don, Mrs. at our twenty-fifth reunion. er, Roy Sanden and Gall Una- enter Windham Tech graduate Award was presented to £kl- Alan Relchlin, all '69. touched In llter^ure couwe ut Jacqueline Booth. sen, Joan Frederickson, Cynthia Massachusetts Nancy P erry University of New of us in our dally lives. When- i^vv classmates, see one anoth- worth. joyed for dessert. ward KeiderUng, ’66. John course in Willimantlc. Carl Awards presented since the not in concentrated form. Psy stenhen Bouroue Ed Galasso, John Gorman, Steve Bay Path Junior CoUege: Hampshlre; Alan Tupek. ®v®*' ^^® wUBulIy hurt another gr as human beings, and respect The Aircraft has many stu­ Walckowskl will attend Chenqy Entertainment was provided Briggs, '69, was also presented assembly are as follows: Plan Careers New Jersey person, we are showing the spir- one another as human beings. with Uihe Rentschler Medal for t h r S io S It Bradley, ’k om as Brown, 'cres- Gosselln, Ben Grzyb, Pam Kathy Pouchen Beutly College: dent recruits. Pratt and Whit­ Technical School as will Allen by a rock band, “ The Some­ The Young Republican Club mmU G ^ e n t erf the It Brownrigg, Dennis Bums, Hamilton, Evelyn Haugh, Con- Ken Burke; Boston Conserva- Centenary Junior College: B ®ur age. Our disease is ’only In such a spirit of mutual ney will employ; Stephen Banla, Krob. thing Good,” set up at the cen­ Math and Science. Award was presented to Mitch­ Food, Fun Even Without Sun S am arw oSd h e l p T i S n Cadett, Kathy Carlin, Al- nie Hotcaveg, Michael Hunt, *------tory of-- Music: Karen Krinjak, pe^^v Paine- Drew University deep and stubtle. It lies In our human respect can our society Donna Brunolia, Charles The Hartford State Technical ter of the quad and resounding Jeanne Low French Awards ell CMren, '68. Gary Peters, '98, O f Nursing Roy Wlerzblcki; Boston Mu- a Im Haroloii, Diane Johnson, .hearts...... "" as well ----- as in------our-- brains, survive — ' --the------crises Of- today------and At approximately 9:00 Mon- parted from the high school sort (formerly Ted Hilton’s), Gamache, Daiwn Jbhnson, Cathy throughout. During a strategic were given to Myralee Perry was given the Connecticut As­ thfi scone of the individual by Carmienke, Anita Chappell, Stanley Ingersoll. a u i College will be the destination B erin g a neii^outlook bn the Jf^rence I^nofrlo, Donald Also, htok Jeske Cani^ce “J School Janet Moseley; Upsala Col- It does not lie in our super- meet the challenges of the fu- day morning, fifteen buses car- heading for the annual senior The sun was not shining and Jutras, Chris Lewie, Angela break for the band, MHS’s own and Joarme AgoBtlnelll, both sociation of Industrial Arts Twenty-one senior girls will rando; Boston University: Meg ,ggg. Arm Benson.. ficial actions toward other peo- type, r y i^ the 1968 Senior Class, de- plcnlfe at the Frank Davis Re- the temperaiture was not un­ for Hugh Lennon, Brenda Ogen, world and Its problems. He Donovan, Barbara Fogarty, An- Johnson, Kathleen Kelly, Wil Lumbruno, Linda Martocchio, Susan Scott, Cynthia Hayward, troop of musicians provided '08. German Book Awards were Scholarship. Ernest Mcltterney, Briggs, Richard Fegy, Ed Ko- New Yorit pie. It lies in our attitude be- bearably hot, but the rain held me u p ^ S would learn m orro^W m self - drea Geer, Mary Gellnas, Phil- llam Kwnedy Elfriede Klein James McCruden, Kathleen William Helm, Susan Donahue some impromptu music for the presented to Ehfrlede Klein, '68, was awarded the Charles L. . . . . ir. ruk.nn Donna Klucewicz, Guy Lathrop, wal, Nancy Luckmon, Marcia Alfred University; Greg Mc- hind these actions. It does not off which wa'; q ;ie j, relief for uates have been accepted by who he is, what he is, and where *P Ginson Miller, George Moquin, Bryan and Robert Luniewsky. listening discretion of the Su Craig Johnson and Barbara Wlgren Medal for excellence In , Lyn Lawrence, Linda Leon, Metl^ny; Ch^berlayne Jun- ^,^^^,,1; Barnard_ College: _ _ Mar-_ lie in the way we do our daUy Many Enter everyone. Grube, '68, and John Briggs, schools in (Connecticut, Massa- he is going. . Also, Margui e. Conci, Gary V ' ior Collpe-e! Donna Dellafem. . „ . . . ^ _____ t.._ Nearing. Dorothy Park, John Arnold Benson and Paul J. dience. Interested and some track competition. JackLeSure, "scott“ ..MacL^rn! . College: Donna Dell^era, “ ^^“ T^UtskVr Conco'rdia Jun- '60. John O'Hara, '68, was giv­ Brian Rogers, '68 chusetta, New Hampshire, cannot continue to create GulUano, Gail Hayes, Rose- Marie Kastauskas, Susan uietrlchsen; ward this work. Basically, it lies Upon arrival, the class was Purvis, Trudi Quasnltschka, Ar- Molinari will attend Ward Tech­ what surprised seniors gather Linda Malo, Carolyn Mellon, en the Marguerite Oates Cam­ Maine, and New York. Seven- narrow-minded individuals. The Marie Haynes, Mark Hilton, Military Life welcomed by the owners of the line Sadloskl, Deirdre Sweeney nical Institute' in Hartford and ed around as Ray Kelly, 1M7 Ray Kelly, '68 Teets; Chandler School tor QuUmant Organ School: in our m oral attitude. Our social and Carol Uccello. teen girls will enter Connecticut student should experience all Sandy Hines, Craig Johnson, Bradley Miller. Andrea Niel- R„hrbach, resort, Frank and Dot Davis, Robert Veltch will enter New 1968’s Student Council presl sen, Cynthia North, Judith _ Laureen Rivers; Hartwlck Col- tragedy is a result of social at- Thirty-four seniors have chos. and by CuCu, the social direc­ Manchester Memorial Hos­ dent, led a g;roup of senior boys hospitals in preparation for a views. He should not be limited B®"® Joseph, Joseph r®*?’ University: lege: Sharon Gworek, Marilyn titudes as expressed in our ac- fulfill their military obll- England Tech In New Britain. to one truth, one ideal. Let him Gary Kuhn, Julie Marlotti, Lois paimoerg.Palmherg, rairiciuPatricia Patterson. Myra-Lee Perry, Gary : McCa um- Hof- tions toward other people. " tor. They described the activi­ pital will employ: Roberta Bol­ Albert Kvart Jr. and Dave in their rendition of “ House nufahig career...... g^gp gpaduaUon soon ties In which the students could Those accepted by Hartford hear all the aiguments and Martin, Nora , MacMullin, duc, Linda Gagnon, Stephen Crandall will enter A.I. Prince of the Rising Sun.” Apprecia­ World o f Sixty-Eight girls, Mary Jane Bums and take part and stressed the Hahn and Ann McCarthy. Hospital School of Nursing are grasp all the facts. Then he Charles McNamar, Peter Met! our Lady o, uJ Eto,,, W Slf. S 'itSuTInrlu.» r«P«. .or Rr- Technical In Hartford. Thomas tive laughter broke out as they Eileen Quinn, will enter the "safety first” rule for all activi­ Margie Beliveau will work at Lynne Bemardl, Barbara can truly prog;ress, for he will vier, Dennis John Pitney, Ronald Pitruzzello Halloran; Dean Junior oelwr^^'^Shoag,^ Holly Urbane^- spect for persons is the ability Chuetz will enter Programming announced ’’We’re going to take No one seems to know just bers of our class have also Women’s U.S. Air Force. ties, especially those involving Savings Bank of Manchester Lynne, Lynne Runde and have learned the main comixin- Moore, William Moorhouse, Also, Thomas Platt, Claire College: Guy Codding, Cather- ... York University: Josh for someone to feel the common and Sytsem Institute in East a little break now,” and they wtiat has made the class of '68 spent their Saturday mornings Students who will enter the use of the boats. Their InJtro- while Kathy Adamec, John Joanne 'Vincent. Diane Balbonl enU of life. He will be able to Mark Nelson, Barbara Over- Posplsil, John Romanowlcz, Jon ine Glard; Eastern Nazarene bond of humanity which unites Hartford. retired their instruments to the different, but the word “aotl- tutoring In Hartford. Twice, Army are; Gary Anderson, duotlon put everyone in the Luntta, Susan Margarldo, Kath­ ■vidt,” which has recently be­ and Donna Spooner will attend sa y—"These are the arguments, Rood, John Roy, Robert Rus- College: Faith Craft, Stephen pratt Institute • Barbara him with other people. It stress- Pam Oakman and Belinda band members. members of the class have George Clarke, Thomas Cro­ spirit of fun and nonsense. leen Pemberton and Barbara come popular, would probably Hartford Hospital School of the facts. This is what I believe. Also, Doug Phelps, David Phll- sell, Susan Sherlock, Bob Slmes, Shoff, Edward Swain; Endlcott Becclo Linda Xhompson; es the slmilariUes among peo- Currier will attend Northamp­ Dancing began anew, while shlowed their support for Proj­ teau, Clark Doane, Edward Leaving the assenvhly, the class Smith will work at Connecticut best deacribe it. It’s been a Practical Nursing, and Beth Thls Is why I believe it." lips, Barbara Prentice, Cynthia Steven V am ^ls, Da-vld Junior CoUege: Susan Muschko, pochester Institute of TTchnolch p'e and de-emphaslzes me ri- ton Commercial College, North­ some seniors remained sitting, ect Concern—first at the open Gaffney, Allen Hastey, Ken spUt a million and one ways, Bank and Trust Co. more active class on many Nevlns will attend Hartford r. Dana Thresher ; Southamp- ‘‘!'=ulous j^fcrences which ^ ampton, Mass.; Frederick Rott- furiously scratching away sig­ meeting held two years ago, Hicks, Jim Larrlmore, Steve depending on whait one’s Inter­ Other students have sought fronts. Elver since sophomore School of Radio Technology. ton College; Ann Gottlieb; Syra vide us. The fact is that we are ner, Mark Snyder and Mary natures in each other’s Soman- and next in a peaceful demon­ LeLacheur, Brian MltcheU, ests were. The choices offered work In various other fields. year, members of the olaos at Middlesex Memorial School of cuse University: Eva Faulds, all human; we have all s h w ^ Willard will attend Hartford his yearbooks. The opportunity stration held outside the Board Greg Mockalls, John Murphy, were swimming, canoes, row- Secretarial Jobs have drawn a '68 have been active In sports Nursing has accepted the fol­ David Hicock, Eric Taylor; the same great human experi- Institute of Accounting. Mark to catch one more friend’s John of Education meeting. Some I" . . Steve Pesko, Ken Schaller, Har­ boats, waterbdkes, food, canoe lot of workers Including: Bev­ and club actlvitleis. As of Junior lowing : Katherine Badger, Bar­ Union College: David Colpltts; Royce and David Lawrence, Hancock was well taken ad­ '68-ena have also been active , - 'v r James Leggitt, John Lcggitt; old Strickland; and Frederick races, swimming races, basket­ erly Allard, New England Floor year, mock of the varolty teams bara Bolton and Sharon Lynn. Bentley School of Accounting, vantage of during the evening, pbUtlcaUy, both for the town Wendelln vernon Court Junior College: Tompkins plan to enter the ball, volleyfball, ping pong, food, Covering Co.; Mariyn Ander­ have been made up primarily and nationally. JUl Allczl wUl attend St. Smith; Wagner College: Mar­ Boston, Mass. while The Silk City Singers con­ Nancy England. Army Security Agency. tennis, shuffleboard, horse­ son, Federal Collection Bureau; of people from our class. Hie The class of ’68 has pulled off Francis Hosplteil School of garet Abert, Pam Johnson, Dennis Wlnot and {Michael tinued the night’s entertain­ Texas The Coast Guard wUl be re­ shoes, golf, food, hor.seback Joan Baldyga, State of Con­ class of '68 has also been uU Nursing; Elizabeth Berv&Ids, Donna Sharp. Zboray will attend the Porter ment. many capers at MHS. It, more East Texas State University: ceiving John Savlno and Ger­ riding, dancing and fbod. necticut; Cathy Csatary, Angela of sciiool spirit in Us support WUUmantic Hospital School of Ohio School of Design In Rocky Hill. than most past classes, has ac­ Debbie Chamberlain; Texas A ald W. Tower. Those boys who OuCu was truly a sight to Culleton, Roberta DlPerrio, As the reflections of the rays of basketball games, football Nursing; Marlene Clark, Meri­ William Atkins and Nancy Rls- tively shown Its senlorltls. It Findlay College: Robert ;mu M; Ernest Molnemey; Uni­ will serve in the Marines are: behold with his pierced ear­ Bartram Auto Electric; Gall of the setting sun were lost, games, and all other activities, den Hospital School of Nursing; McKinney; Marietta CoUege: ley will enter the International has caused many problems for versity of Texas: Paul Franken- Richard Barton, Richard J. Du­ ring, cigar and the most wild spotlights stationed on the roof as shown by the winning of the Ellen Edwards, New Britain Feder, Putnam, Coffin and Burr. Academy In Hartford. both administration and teach­ Katherine Boyle. berg, Ann Ruggles. mas, Keith Lassonde, John P. wardrobe, not to mention his were lighted. Dancing and so­ spirit oontest this year. General Hospital School of Oklahoma Also, Katherine Fry, Patricia Steven Hemenway will go to ers. The class of '68 has made Vermont King, Ed Thlbedeau, Robert most unusual sense of humor. cializing continued until 10 The class of ’'68 has been ac­ Oklahoma Christian College: Gahagan, Household Finance Laurel Chrest Prep School, its mark on Manchester "High Nursing;; (Jynthla Hamilton, Bennington College: Susan Federico, Timothy B. Hoops, The food and punch flowed p.m. when the streamered and tive in other directions, also. Meriden Hoapital School of I .' J •. 1 ■ ■ Rebecca Brewer; University of Co.; Gail Griffin, Diane 'Hunter, Bristol, and Lou (Therrone, West- School, both In the "68” In the Goldberg; Lyndon State Col­ Joe Massaro. plentifully, wlith hamburgers, honking cars left the parking Hie biggest example of this Nursing; Sharon Kutcher, St, Oklahoma: Tim Cummings. Kofsky’s Shoe Store; Pam ford Academy Prep, West grass of the athleUc field and N I lege: Joan Lawson; Vermont Also, Peter NlmlrowsW, Fred hot dogs, chips, lemonade and lots filled with jubilant seniors. was the senior protest demon­ Pennsylvania Johnston, Fuller Brush Co.; Hartford. in what It has left behind—in­ Francis Hospital School of » I Junior CoUege: Kathy O’Brien; Songailo, Alvin Sweet, Richard Iced w^ermelon for lunch and Pam Pilkonls, ’68 stration held when sophomores Nursing; and Judith Zaremba, Carnegle-Mellon University; Sharon Manseau, State Police; Students with special plans creased student privileges. The University of Vermont: Tom Sweet and Michael Turklngton. the fantastic chicken barbecue and Juniors were given last Joseph Lawrence School of Steve Hoffman, Harcum Junior pou Karen Mitchell, Popular are Lynn Dupont who will be­ "WWllng Wall” will continue at suppertime. A big buffet period study haU privileges. Ctollege; Gall Brooks, Evelyn Virginia Markets, Inc.; Kathy O’Neil, come a Vista Volunteer, and next year, as will the new sen­ Nursing. No Definite Plans displaying anything one's heart ^ Class Song Many '68-era felt that this was Four senior girls will enfer Swanson; Mt. Aloyslus Junior Virginia Intermont College: Alice Parker, Michele Reilly, Barbara Dennen who will spend ior privileges. The following seniors are un­ desired was set up, as after an infringement on their ouLof-state schools of nursing In College: Karen Blazlnskl, Mar- Laurie Carr, Dorothy Varney and Petrlna four months In Johannesburg, Manchester High we leave The senior class of ’68 has decided about their future plans. such an active and exciting af­ Wollenbeig, State of Connect­ "rights.” Members of the class September. Chris Bensche will cla Borello; Muhlenberg Ool- west Virginia South Africa. Gary YoueU will thee, the class of "98,” been actively different. These seniors are: Beverly ternoon everyone, needless to icut. of '68 were also the first to In- attend Mary Hitchcock School lege: Tom Crockett; Thiel Col- University of \Vest Virginia; Bartley, Gayla Butcher, Jacr say, was starved. Not only attend the University of Connec­ Brian Rogers, '68 Also, Dennis Armstrong, Three years we spent In learn­ Mltute a protest newspaper, of Nursing (New Hampshire); lege; Robert Herman; Urslnus Bonnie Anderson. quellne Clarke, Adela Csykleda, were there secoixls allowed and ticut and Kathy Lauder will the “Wal'Mng Wall,” which con­ ■ F Manchester Water Co.; Sue ing and now we separate. A number of graduating aen- Catherine Brownrigg, Mercy College; Carol Knight. Wisconsin Nick Duva, Robert Gagnon, taken but would you believe attend Mount Holyoke College tained views o f the students on Bosquet, Mansfield Training iors were, at the time of thU Hoapital School of Nuralng Rhode Island Law’rence University: Steve Gary Klein, Karen Laski, Dan­ fourths and fifths? in Massachusetts. We look to see the future when any subject, but particularly, School; Ken Bralthwalte, Fox (Maine); Linda Gagnon, Insti- t Brown University; Robert Speath; Northland College: iel McOooe, Thomas Monaco, we again may meet, on teachers. writing, undecided as to their Quoting an overheard re­ Press; Thomas Brown, House . Hairdresser future plans. To those who tute of Medical Technique (New Horton; Bryant College: Karen Morsey. Richard Peck, Bill Preston, The doors before us open wide mark, "If someone didn’t have and Hale; Cress Brownrigg, Ca­ Senior girls planning to go In­ The doss of '68 has also were ondeclded or neglected to York): and Peggy Wyman, Win- N. Lawrence Trudeau; Johnson Argentina Connie aiorrock, Jan Sink, a good time, he'had no one to sual Village; Pete Burnham, to a career of hairdressing have as now we graduate. spent much time In helping oth­ fill out forms In the World throp Sdiool of Nursing (Mas- and Wales Junior CoUege: Eve- University of Cordoba: UUses Dianna Ihomas, Barbara Tim­ blamd but himself.” Sheet Metal apprentice; Ray all chosen to attend the Creative Words by Linda Leon ers. The Instructors o f the office, the High School Worid saobusetta). lyn Nash; Rhode Island School Penayo. reck, Ursula Trieschmann and Bebbe, ’68. Chapman, Warehouse Outlet Handicapped (lOH) is a prime Cathy Olard. of Design: Suzanne Belluardo, ence of living, and we have all School of Haidresslng Iq Hart­ Music by Kathy Kelly wishes best of luck In the fu­ Ruth Wright. example of this. Many mem­ ture. V

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,’ CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1968 "do not have to be convinced of places accorded the regular the need to solve the problems state delegation, Arrests Occur HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE On the Political of those Californians who are At the same time, the corn- In Two Crashes Scene unemployed unable to pro- mittee recommended, and the ENTERPRISING COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL /.I (SORRV ABOUT THAT, MAGOR,, and selection or the national del­ vide 'a proper standard of living convention adopted, a rules IPJ. GUVNOR, VOUIfXOUTSiDe? HIS A T T IT U D E ^ egation. for themselves or their families, change specifying that In the fu- Traffic accidents occurring on AWNING LEAl^Sl) BUMi POSES A WT OF BUT WE’KE ALL TIED UP Democrats Rockefeller CUT LAWNS. SEAL DRIVEWAYS. WAX GABBV. TM REAOVTD APPEAR ON] WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL' No problem receives more ture Negroes must be allowed to Manchester streets yertetdoy MAV I TAKE / THIS A DILEMAAA! Aaiwer ta Prrrlaas Panlt REFUGE IN y JOINT'S HOWEVER, MV YOURTELEViSIONGHOW.’COOK / RACES/I HAD TO TURN WASHmOTON (AP) —Gov. attention In Sacramento,” he participate In selection o t dele led to a pair of arrests, for FLOORS. CLEAN POOLS. WASH WINDOWS. HERE T IL L ^ F E R 09S//, AGILE BRAIN THE CANDIDATE*.' MY CAMPAIGN iOOWN.THE BEEKEEPERS', In State Second Men Nehnn A. Rockefeller thinks Ws “ and a number of pro- gates. failure to keep a reasonable THE STORWlCUSTOWERSL IS DEVISING a d v is e r s t e l l m e THERE'S SMOKEROT LOBBY (Oontlnaed from Page One) campaign to overtake Richard ^denoe the fart ftat X S !^ l^ e 3 d Ms NO JOB TOO BIG; NO JOB TOO SMALL ABATES! A SOLUTION— NOTHING LIKE THE G IV E-A N D - (Oonttaned From Page One) Niwwi for RAm»hiiMn coiTipaaslon and tinderstanding cwne in MlasLssdppi. He saia ma ^ , "I,, _ . lYESTERCAV.'', nidename M AS USUAL! TAKE OF A PRESS CONFERENCE ACB08S the (30P nomination at Miami presidentialJSSSa ______■»« ^ p«~,0» l.Alll«».71,o,«Wy- CALL 649-9145 1 Juliet’! 3 Primitive tion reflect the sentiment of the Beach itn August...... Self-appointed lous groups In the state, minister «.•Rd. was charged after to CLARIFY T he i s s u e s .^ l i « to take hold. , added, family name wind state oonventkm—meaning a 25 Similarly, Govs. Spiro T. Ag- driving Ws car into the rear of 8 Famous _ **Thlji thinsT is ttiRiiiur ovar taadars ol tha ao*oallad poor ara ^ « instrument per Crtit mtoorlty of McCarthy- new of Maryland and John A. crowds and the response In fart betraying the people they T ' f c p iyy balcony------4 Arm bone a car operated by Jimmie D. 13 Shellfish 5 African ttes within the 960-memlber state ” o*Pe of Massachusetts have re- better than I’ve ever proteea to represent when they Hyatt, 24, of 181 S. Main St. at 14 German coin worm convwitlon deserves at leart 11 ‘* ‘7 ^ Nix- seen. I’m very pleased.” the P«>mote unnecessary marches 2 p.m. at Main St. and Braln- 15 Feathered 6 Inner , M Hbb AA forces they are prime vice Yorker said Thursdav a ond demonstrations which have WASHINGTON (AP) — Near- ard PI., police said. 16 Friend (Sp.) WoiiM TWeTtar+Hv w presidential mdterial and are y jjj j„ CHUcago **o real purpose other than to **Ye months after the North (comb, form)! Allison suffered a cut wrist 17 Father 7 Wigwam I more and more toward ^ Washington ’ «P violence and trouble.” Korean seizure of the U.S. Intel- (coll.) (var.) 30 Certain row (var.) ^ to a c o n v ^ o r wallrout If Nixon. wasmngion. y Hgence ship Pueblo and Its men. in the mishap. He will appear 40 Century 18 Exposed 8 Banner worker with 0*ey are awarded only five or And Texas Sen. John G.Tow- 100 demonstratom Htood^’ln the ^"oldent Is becoming some- in court July 8. ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Bounder 9 Machine part glass plants six of thoae votes? , __ also_ considered in the nm- completely reallsUc al»ut Ws j . . . - ^ . Renown’s nf thing of a campaign issue, A similar accident occurred 21 Arab name 47 Canvas 10 Educe 34 Perfume D i^ey told newsmen nlng,no has beenhoon praisingnesioino Nbeon’sMisen-s postttonposttloii at tWs poWt. He sii- ™ lw ay In front of Reagan s of- A » Republicanp .„ ,h i4«>n nsrtvparty documentHnei at 3:69 p.m. at E. Middle Tpke. 23 Finis 35 Arctic shelter IT'P BE KINDA TOUGH FDR ...IN FACT, I CAN ...AND I KNOW LOTS OF THEN THERE 11 Nullify Thursday, Is mrt ’’beyond the stand on various issues wWle swered a reportBris question In flce ^ rn a n m .^ to ^ a < ^ l ^ thV P u eb lo*^ ^ ^ as the and Branford St. when Peter A ZOTH CENTURY FELLA / OH. 1 DONT 24 Follower 12 Worn away explorer 48 Feminine FLOWERS SEE CERTAIN FELLAS WHOTl JUMP ARE A LOTTA realm of pooBdhlllty.” keeping neutral as the favorite CWcago on Ws chances by say- most dramatic illustration of Its M. Splrlto, 19, of 168 ■nmrod LIKE YOU TLIVE UNDER ( THINK FTS SO ADVANTAGES AT A CHANCE FOR CRA2V PEOPLE 25 Beer 19 Surround 36 “It is the tiUe (coll.) OUR CONDITIONS.' _ A BAD, OOP... TO IT... ^ A LIFE LIKE THIS! , WHERE YOU flavoring 21 Triumphant east, and 50 Ccdlei^on Duffey and other leaders of son head of Ws state’s delega- tog: ^ ^ charge that America’s might Rd. drove Ws car Into the rear COME FROM 27 Revoked expression ,, Juliet is the of sayings the McCarthy group had another tion. "The party leaders are prote- ^ ® has weakened and Its prestige of a car operated by Nancy J. For All Occasions 29 Things to 22 Flight record' 52 British of a series of meeting Thursday AlthouzhAlthough \ HaUieldHatfield delivered______bly two-UHme In favor of , Dick . curlty men and aides. abroad crumpled under Demo- Mazzone, 250 Union St., said be done 26 Neat 37 Of Cancer or artillery with Bailey. The discussion was the nominating speech for Nixon Ndxon. But the party leaders lAter the crowd, shouting and praUc leadersWp. police. He was also scheduled to 31 Boundary Capricorn group (ab.J also want to win tWs election, jeering, followed Reagan and NEWS 27 Intense spite ®*****'*^^ convention pro- jj. iggo, some reporters at his A fledgling Remember the appear in court July 8. (comb, form) 28 African 38 Venerate 53 Lair And therefore the fact that the his aides back to tiie governor's „60£S UN- oedure, Duffey seM. news conference Thursday indl- Pueblo Committee Is trying to Timothy J. Mazza, 16, of 19 f?EPDRTED= t-v. 32 Footed vase 54 Paid notices people In this country are in- office. 33 Loafers On the matter of giving local cated surprise at his ehdorse- drum up mtpport among Repub- prancls Dr. suffered minor In- I T" 3 4 r " 6 7 r “ T ~ 16 IT IT creieslngly evidencing their sup- Reagan said he talked to the 37 Of a volce to the two leading cmi- ment of the former vice presl- Means and candidates for Its call juries at 7:35 p.m. yesterday GeANIUMS port for me, I think this will be demonstrators because ” I did sad event u tenders tar the presidential nom- dent, a firm defender of the U.S. to use force If necessary to free when he drove Ws car Into a OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 41 Isaac’s son inatton, the McOarlhy group has stand In Vietnam, reflected In the thinking of the not want those who were threat- the ship and its Imprisoned 42 Reluctance w IS party leaders.” enlng violence to think that they car operated by Susan M. Kil­ BEDDING SIZE proposed In a telegram to Bailey But the Oregon Republican crew. unit Rockefeller, who capped a could intimidate the governor of gore, 16, of 262 E. Middle Tpke. THIS IS A YEAH,TO THE r r II t that both McCarthy cuid Hum- said that, wWIe he does not con- Secretary of Defense Clark in the Parkade parking lot, po­ 43 Swamp ■ growing personal campaign California.” CONTOUR bullheS a 44 Japanese phrey be represented by slder Nixon a dove, "I believe Clifford says patient negotia­ lice reported. PROJECTOR. NEW AUDIENCE il ET spokesmen. he Is the man who can lead us against Nixon by mentioning coin tions, not precipitate action, will Mazza was taken to Manches- t IBM hy KtA. Im. IU». OA H t. Oft. THE DIGITAL FOR HIS OLD < ** The McCarthyltes suggested out of Vietnam.” him by name for the first time -MECHANICAL WAR ^ 45 Egg (comb, z r IT ultimately win back the vessel Memorial Hospital where he form) as their spokesmen Richard M. Thursday, Is trying to force the Seating Fight READOUT IS and Its 82 surviving crewmen was admlnlster«i emergency, 2 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 46 Annoying » ■ s r Si Goodwin, a member of the late vice president Into a dialogue on FOR VERTICAL Vice President Hubert H. room treatment for facial abra­ measurement; AUTOMATED child Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s staff. the major foreign and domestic WASHINGTON (AP) — The REGRET THIS HAD S“ 34 R M Floor Debate Humphrey, running for the IT'S MIPNIGHT, CAN'T, BENJI. I'VE AND... / avk;hine and 46 Myself No one has been named to issues. He thinks Nbcon Is more Democratic Natioittil Conven­ sions, and was discharged. Po­ 3il TO BE PONE LIKE THIS, Boss...BerTfR GOT A LOT OF PAPER (Continued From Page One) Democratic presidential noml- BUT IT WAB THE ^ A PU6FFBUTT0N 49 Of Itkely to make mistakes—espe- tion faces a possible replay this lice took no action on the ac­ KNOCK IT OFF WORK TO DO BEFORE

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THE Colleges Declare Truce Fourth Straight Shutout Defeat for Cubs Sports Viewing NL Mark Set t U.S. Ladies Trailing SATURDAY Herald Angle 1:00 80 Roller Derby. Bay Bombers vs. Cana­ Track Critics Bow By dians EARL YOST 2:00 SO Baseball. Handy WASHING’TON (AP) — Senate trftck critics iifive By. Chicago Koufax Show backed down on thrfr threat to force the nation’s col­ Durocher Silent, Like Old Times Sports Editor PGA Championship 2:1S so Major League Base­ leges to bow to Amateur . Athletic Union control of ball. Braves vs. ST, LOUTS (AlP)— ^61^ Gibson is a kind and generous served summonses on the 10th track meets. - ______NEW YORK (AP) — Hard to Understand T hinga SUTTON, Mass. (A P)— Miss Post rode an eagle 3 on Cards 'Instead, toe Senate Com­ man and a piteher who gladly wiU help a team set a American League the 441-yard second hole to an tee. Lippy Leo Durocher is al- Germany’s Gerda Whalen 8 Boston vs. CMcago merce Committee suggested record for not ^coring runs. W. L. Hard to understand; How North End residents ever , 0 ^ 4- impressive------effort. However, a ’The trio, along with the LPGA Baseball Thureday that a new super aUiwm, 84, flred a flve-hltter _ _ Pct. O.B. most as silent these days Detroit 43 23 New Hope Given allowed the night lighting unit at RiAertson Park to Canadas Sandra Post 20-year-oid ro^ie on the pro M a group and tour director 4:00 3 Canadian Open Golf grogp be created to govern am­ Thuraday and blanked the Chi- ...... Baltimore 33 30 ~8H Chicago be moved to Mt. Nebo several years ago. The unit, in- * one-stroke lead en- 1®“*". »ke admitted i stiii have Leonard Wlrtz, are involved in a 5:00 8 Wide World of ateur track in the United States. isago Cuba 1-0, atretching hla long way to go. "The first guy to give up a Minnesota 34 31 .623' 8Mi Cube are usingr.BulIet Bob $1*4 million suit filed for Bever­ Sports But It pMsed toe baton to an­ ■hutout victories to four in a stalled at the softball fieJd, was adequate and was also tering the second round of ® ’The start of toe tournament run Is baloney,” Oibeon in­ Cleveland 35 32 ly Klass, a 10-year-old girl de­ 5:.S0 30 Celebrity Billiards. other committee so for uncon­ row. It sdso was the third con­ .522 8V4 Gibson is letting his s’trong at the No. 1 softball diamond in town. If current plans the $20,000 Ladies PGA WM plagued by medical and le­ formed Jaster. Then he turned Oakland 32 32 .500 10 *0 0 For Conigliaro nied permission to play in the Minn. Fats vs. Phyl­ cerned with the long feud be­ secutive shutout by a Cardinal materialize new major recreation improvements at R o^ Championship today as gal overtures. Carol Mann, suf­ 1967 LPGA Championship here. away and added, "But we had Boeton 30 31 .492 lOH ”8^^ talking. ertson Farit will include tennis. most of America’s foremost lis Dlllcr tween the colleges and the AAU, pitcher. ^ It was Just like old times tor fering from muscle spMms in Despite the service, Miss Hay- 6:00 .’10 It’s Racing Time to wait until after the game to California BOSTON (A P)—Tony Conigliaro, givMi new hopes courts, basketball court with the neck and upper back, had to making it almost certain that In being Manked, the Qibs set “ Durocher as Gibson and the St. golf pros attempted to nle equalled par with a 38-35— 0:30 8 Carl YastnemskI New York Xgbting facilities and arc lights YMtrzemski of Boston ...*•„Pro r - - , withdraw after 11 holes, while Cfongreas wUl not take any ac­ a Hatlonal League record of 48 ^ Louis Cardinals blanked Chica­ by his latest eye examination, is confident he can make football experts rate FYed C3arr ^Unce back in mailman 73, while Miss Whitworth was Show Qibson now has 38 consecutive Chicago for toe softball field. These Im- Peggy Wilton and Sandra Mc- tion in the few busy wrorklng oonaecntive innings without go 1-0 Thursday—but they’re it back to the big leagues either in his oH outfield spot Just one over with 39-35—-74. Pro SUNDAY 'ZoTtag a m . ^ ‘rofd reTOrf”of scoreleso innings under his belt, Washington provemente to Robertson Park (Green Bay), Ron Yary (Min- lashion. CJllnton required hospital treat­ weeks It has left this year. times the Cub manager would or as a p it e h e r . ______Despite winds gusUng to more tour rookie Jane Woodworth and 1:30 3 Outdoorsmnn: .Toe 46 wao set by the CTncinnaU he isn’t ta k in g about were recommended several nesota), Kevin Hardy (New ment tor minor ailments. The colleges have declared a Thursday’s Results rather forget. •"Ibe doctors say there’s a Orleans) and Havem Moses than 40 miles an how, Mrs. veteran Sandra Spuzlch also Foss Reds In 1931 breaking Don Drysdale’a newly months ago. Also included will Miss Mann, toe LPGA’s big­ truce in the track war until aft­ Detroit 5, Boeton 1 possibility that I will see well Hamilton of the California An- (Buffalo) M the four most Uke- Whalen, 30, a widowed mother had 74s. 2:00 18 Pro Soccer. San "Good good” Q 1 b a o n For the Cubs, it was their be playground faculties for gest money winner this year, er the Olympic Games in Mexi­ Chicago 8, Cleveland 4 fourth straight shutout defeat, enough to be a good hitter gelo Aug. 18. He attempted a ly to succeed rookies in 1968 . . . of a young daughter, and pretty Four-time LPGA champion Diego at Detroit co City Oct. 12-27. But the U.8. laiKhed,' ” I ah^ya like to 2-S scoreless Innings. At least again,” the sidelined young comeback unsuccesMully in youngsters. The North End Sandra, a resident of Oakville, collapsed shortly after picking Only games scheduled tying a major league record. Coaches’ All-America football Mickey Wright, winner of four 2:15 8 Boston vs. Chicago Track and Field Federation al­ help.” Then he banded together "<>» ^ It. Boeton Red Sox slugger said aprtr^ training, and his career needs recreation facilities more up and was carried off In a Today’s Games And their string of 46 ccmecu- game Friday Mght, June 28, will Ont., tired one-under-par 72s of six tournaments on tour this Baseball ready has signalled that it will with pitchers Nelson Briles and "It’s not that important to Thursday, i»4diiig Uiat If this appeared ended when doctors than any other section of towm stretcher. She regained con- Now York (StotUemyre 8-4) at tlve scoreless innings broke the be telecast nationally on ABC Thursday in the start of the 72- year, soared to a 78, comment­ 2 :S0 SO NY Yankees vs. resume running its own meets Steve Carlton, who had blanked me,” Gibson said, "but when turns out to be true he thinks told him they feared Ms sight * * . startlng at 9:30 from Atlanta. . . hole tournament at PlCMant Dclousness shortly after arrival Minnesota (Boswell 6-5), night National League mark of 46 set ing: "Blame it on four three- Twins arfter Nov. 1 in defiance of the the Cubs In the two previous people keep talking about it, there’s ”a good chance” he was deteriorating and advised at a hospital In nearby Worces­ Washington (Pascual 5-4) at by Cincinnati in 1931 and is two O ff the C u ff Charley Loftus, sports informa- Country Club, putt holes, not the wind.” 4 :00 3 Canadian Open Golf AAU. games, to be photographed and sure you think about it. But I’ll could be Iback In right field next Mm agalnrt any athletic actlv- ter and was expected to be dis­ Oakland (Pierce 1-2), night ahort of the major league record tion director at Yale for 25 "The wind made conditions Misses Wright and WMtworth 18 Car and ’Track The USTFF and Its powerful looked squarely at Laary Jaster, forget about it until I’ve gone ity until the eye was tested Rugged Emle Colquette, ex- years, has resigned. The 49-year- ''ory difficult, especially in ^ t - charge dtoday. 5:00 so Cruising the East; Baltimore (McNaUy 6-6) at of 48 by the 1906 Philadelphia In toe legal end, Mias Mann, agreed that the gusty winds and parent, the National Collegiate who Is to pitch tonight against seven innings in the next game, ” If I find out in the mean- again. All Southern Conference line­ old Loftus will remain in hds post hut I played very well, Mt- Boating Fun California (Brunet 6-6), night AthleUcs. defending champion Kathy Whit- Pleasant Valley's monstrous Athletic Union, turned down a the Atlanta Braves. and then I’H think about it.” wMle that I can’t see the ball That was done on Thuraday, man, who later starred on of­ unUl December. He will set up “ nK Sheens in regulaUon much bigger now and my arm do so at Fenway Park in a day Carlson is now In school In Germany Baltimore at California League, Atlanta tripped Cinchi- lows : Westchester—New York for the Henry A. Morss trophy. ened immediately to write the is much stitx>nger than It was or two, playing pepper games administration . . . Baltimore’s er in Glastonhin-y wi'l Detroit at Cleveland naU 3-1, PMladelphia edged San Giants, Bridgeport—New York COLOGNE, Germany AP) — After two days of racing, the suggested settlement into law HA'TS OFF — Cincinnati second basemen Tommy for a wMle and working up to Colts will make an appearance The following are the start­ 10:30 R. Peck, Shapiro, Open, At Chicago Tonight Washington at Oakland, twi- Francisco 2-1, Pittsburgh Jets; HEU-tford-Green Bay; Low Hartman. . _ , German middleweight cham­ San Diego crews had 156 points and force the colleges to accept lie Steve Banas. G;uit' Helms is jarred loose from his cap as Atlanta first Conigliaro was sidelined tor taking swings at the plate, pos- at Yankee Stadium this foil for ing times for toe ninth Inter- 10:46 Swponey, Pahle, Cohn, Har­ Hglit trounced Los Angeles 7-3 In the ell-Boston Patriots, all in the pion Jupp Elze is dead and Car­ to Yale’s 141. Yale led toe Call- it. time will be 6 o’clock jii the rest of last season when he sibly by the time the team re- the first time in a decade against clijb miaitch between Wllllman- man. _ , t CHICAGO (A P )—Jim Lonborg’s second start of the Sunday’s Games opener of a twi-night double- base man Deron Johnson (11) tries to break up Northern Division. Southern Di­ 10:64 NakteniB. W. Peck. Chaine. lo Duran, Elze’s final opponent. fomlans 93-85 at the end of Although Magnuson had aides suffered blumed vision after be- turns from its current road trip the New York Giants. The date tiic and EUington Ridge. A Pasternak the liigh school field season features tonight’s twi-night doubleheader for New York at Minnesota header but lost the rdghtcap 3-2 second inning doubleplay. TTie jolt failed to bother vision entries and affiliates will lil;0B Yosha, Ross, Ijatimcr, Bug- is due here to pay him final trib- Wednesday’s races. prepare a bill to do Just that, Baltimore at California Hehns as he got ball off to first base. ii^ Mt by a pitch by Jack next ’Ihursday. be Virginla-Washington Red­ is Nov. 3. Sunday aftenuwn tlic the Boston Red Sox, who move into CSiicago after fail­ in 10 inninga, and the New York * * . 9:30 Whltmareh, Kopeck Tardlff, nackl. Wal.sh, ute. Tulane University enters to- the measure has never been in­ Washington at Oakland (AP Photofax) skins; Richmond-New Orleans Kuhnly. 11:18 Peters, Weber, ing in their bid to close ground on the rampaging De­ Mets turned back Houston 6-3. 9:38 Oariglla, Nodden; Ferreira, Channin. Elze died Thursday, eight day’s competition in third place troduced, and Senators on the locals retum home t<> Boston at Chicago, 2 In the only American L e a g u e ------Saints, Harrisburg - Baltimore Decision Due MoMeekln. 11:06 Grooberi, Finnegan, Ray- days after he collapsed uncon­ with 119 points, followed by the committee lined up at| a closed troit 'Tigers. . ______Wentworth, PhUbrook: S. 'burn. Baum. ,, face Rockville ;i1. 2 at Detroit at Cleveland, 2 Colts and Pottatown - Philadel­ 11:34 Kuhnly, Kearney, Sheldon, scious In the 15th round of hlS University of Michigan 115, and session TTiursday in favor of the Lotkborg, 0-1, was so-so In AUanta. and his former Clncin- Pm A’TES-DODGERS- Presaiire 1s being brought Markowskl, Larson. wlth 10 strikeouts and two phia Eagles. Six of the eight pressure JS Morrtosotte; ZlrolH. T. T. Ferguson. fight for Duran’s European mid­ , Southern California 114. super group instead. Mt. Nebc. fopr, relief appearances uui National League naO te;mmates were the vlc- Steve Blass hurled tto-hlt ball from many sides for toe Man- Ferguson. walloped Cleveland 8-4. Urns. Pappas allowed seven Mts entries will be farm clubs for dleweight title. Duran was* * * * for 6 2-3 innings as toe Pirates Chester Board of Educafion to OB the National League with two awairded a technical knockout. M^key Stanley was Ihe big W. L. Pet. before leaving the game with a their opener from the include an $11,000 propoeed item joilO Graych, Rand: Carlson, — CABDS-GITBS ethers hooked up with American Marcia Dolan A spokesman for Cologne’s agtiiJrSf’ taSLTZ offensive^^ St. Louis 41 25 .621 Dodgers b^dnd a 13-Mt attack. for toe birth of an ^ t e r ^ l M - Vandervoort^ . ... , slamming a three-run homer In 80 .538 ^ ^1931 andnnati Reds ’ League clubs. University Clinic, where Elze AlUanta 35 5% The right-hander also contrlb- Blass retired the first 15 batters tic oroas country and football Naktenis. «** the fifth off reliever Gary Was- PhUadelpWa 31 29 .517 7 went 45 innings without a run * * * was rushed after collapsing, run and three M ts^ ^ doubling home the they had a good-field, no-Mt uted a key bunt single and before walking Paul Popovich. AkiEBIOAN LEAGUE Oilers 200 02x—4 program at toe Jurdor high lo.gs Ben To Make Bid said the cause of the 28-year-old mteimuBO San Francisco 35 33 .516 7 named—you guessed scored the final run as the The first Mt was Tom Haller’s Pushing across two runs in toe Lawyers 002 001— 3 Here ’n 'There school level starting with tne Brown Joining Wm on the mound for run in the seventh, Los Angeles 35 34 .607 7% shortstop boxer’s death was a collapse of ni>w.viii.r who hatted Braves broke a tie with two two-out double in the seventh. 1968-69 year. 10:40 X>orwaU, LaBreche; Stygar, tonigfat’a douUeheoder wfll be Pittsburgh 31 32 .492 % last iraiing, PoUoe & Fire nipped stiutton and Liandry; Outfielder Tommy MarteUo of Finnegan. the blood circulation. 8 runs in the fifth. But Pittsburgh’s n ine-gam e____ Monday night toe board’s de l;60Cuirran, Lancaster; Lindsay. For CWGAC Ray Culp, 8-2. They’U be op- ^ New York 31 33 .484 9 all of .227 that season. The Lip Sears last night at Waddell 3,^ Saunders. In Rome, Duran burst into winning streak com e to an end pield, 6-4. RockvUIe High hM’ been named iJ^re’s m - hS ELLINGTON (AP) — Mrs. tears upon learning of Elze's CWcago 30 34 .469 10 returned to the scene of the to ftw.toe Central VToll....Valley Conference clslon wUl be known. There S 10;68 Johnson St.Laurent; Kelly. in toe nightcap when pindi Mt- gears broke a 3-3 tie in its half NA’TIONAL LEAGUE ly a slight flicker ot hope that d . Corcia. Marola Dolan, of Ridgewood death and said he would go to Cincinnati 30 34 .460 10 crime ’Thursday night as the All-Star baseball team. Honor- Grumman: -6, ana uwoo ^ j^e third off starter and loeer Ctnclnnatl FHILS-GIANTB- ter Jim Falrey belted his first ^ixth inning with a run to Long home rtms by Jerry Bu- toe program wUl be Included. Country ClUb, Danbury, will be c©i©gne lor Elze's funeiral. kM, 2-7.- Houston 25 40 .385 :15% Cubs flew to Cinciimati for a alble mention went to teammates _ Dick EHlsworth, 5-5. Ellsworth weekend series. A wUd pitch by San Francis­ major league homer with two g© one run up but three straight Jauclue in the fourth Inning thus getting in stop with area -Rosen, Smith; Shapiro, a strong t h ^ t to win her tMrd ^ew York, Ring Magazine Tte Red flox out tlylr ^ co’s Ray Sadeckl helped Phila­ out in toe 10th inning. base hits, capped by Mike proved to be toe mangln of vlc- first baseman Ron Usher and 11;02 Lekarezyk, Slngsen; Geda, straight OonnecUcut Women’s gaid Its records showed one oto- ’Hraraday’s Results Lou Brock gave Gibson the third baseman Sam Wilde . . . towns and communities which W al^. rarrent road trip by ewee^ig fourth when he suffered a puU- delphia to a pair of flrst-limiitg • * * ’Twerdy’s two-run double spelled tory hurt nighit as Morlorty l l ; i ) Capetta. Mustard; Seraphin. Golf AaabclatlOR champdonsMp, gr boxing fatality this year, that New York 5, Houston 3 only run he needed when he trl- Talent-wise, . according to hold membeirriilp in the Central three games at O evelMid, ifaen ^ m his left aide. runs and Rick Wise made them MET8-ASTROS- victory for the PFs in their last Bros, nipped the Manchester Connecticut interscholasUc Johnston. , , _ which begins Monday. ©f a London amateur. Ring said nuMfod into Detroit with hopes St.cfc 'Louis LOUIS 1,L Ctolcago■ jiinopo 0ii pled With two out in the fourth . ^ « American League managers, the 11:38 Coman, Bordon; Levy. Po- Tom Seaver struck out 12 and ^ats. AXito Patlta at Bucldey Field, of wMch Manchester M rs/ Dolan la In toe field of there were four boxing fatalities 9 W 3 0 Can to Sta ^ ^ M ^ S ^ k r s r ^ c l s c o Ferguson Jenktos, 6-8, and me Minnesota Twins have the best LeaRB® Smith, Sampson: Harrlgan, of nartowlng the gap against ------on a by Curt Flood a® ‘^>e PMlUes nipped the me touched off two rallies with an Despite getting four rune, 3-2. 40 players lor the 18-hole quail- i^st year. scored single starters. Four Twins were nam- High is In c lu ^ . DIIICIIAU T ir C D C OUAIIFYING HEATS the Tigers, who are tltreatening infield single and a lost-4i»-the- gears had only one Mt, that by six players on each side col- ^*11*^' Cadleux. Griffin; B, Peck, f y ^ test at Ellington R i d g e ------Pittsburgh 7-<2, Los Angeles for toe Cards’ 19th win in 23 Giants. ed, first baseman Hermon Kllle- Approximate^ 160 w ^ d rLUJ; model liUtKJ special feature race. to make a runaway of the pen­ Cookie Rojas, who doubled, sun double as the Mets beat Banning. lefited one Mlt in one of the bet- MIeurant. _ , , , ~ Cjrnmtry Club. The low 32 3-3, 2nd game 10 innings games. brew, second baseman Rod ti® affected If toe approprla o 10:00 Daleasio, Rydzowski; S. nant race. Instead the Sox lost Sports Slate was on third and Richie Allen Houston. Cleon Jones drove in Winning pitcher Jack Maloney ter games of the season. Ferguson. HlUnskl. Scorers will continue Into match Atlanta 3, OiiKlimatl 1 Carerw, rlghtftelder Tony Oliva 1® passed. Last Night's Fights CATES OPEN AT 6:30® ADULTS *2.50 "®/ competition lor the first time In 132, Jacksonville, Fla., 6. San Francisco (BoUn 1-1), at catcher Bill Freehan of Detroit subject will be anxiously await- bdd BoBton hoOeBi for 8 24 In- V^^p^r ^ yeS%oJ*^behlnd the piteW^ Seraphin, several years. Miss O’Sullivan Pittsburgh (McBean 6-6), night Wagner Homers for Chisox and, of course, leftflelder Carl ed. Gokifarb. hM not won the CWGA crown idogs befoce a walk to Rico Philadelphia (James 0-2) at 8:08 Larson, Kaprove Cohn, Pefrooelll and (xmaecuUve sin- Benefit Monday INTEBNA'nONAL LEAGUE ©if the Ollen hit a grandalam since 1963 but her golf this Houston (Cuellar 3-3), night Pair of twoB proved better homerun. 8;'16 l^yiwlds, Allen, Perrachlo, spring Indicates the former, glM by George Scott and Elston Major softball play will return Saturday’s Games than one pair and a single run vkadw Devlin, Still champion will be a strong chal­ Howard produced the Red Sox’ to toe East Hartford High *^?:04 Stein, ZiV^w. Menschell, Ap- Chicago at Cincinnati To Show Cleveland He Can last night at Verplanck Field as AMERICAN FARM lenger. run in toe seventh. R eggie school Field Monday night when AUanta at St. Lotiis toe Oilers edged the Lawyers, Getting a double and triple "^8:38 Becker/ Baum. Merker, Na- SmMto got BoBton’s other In me Dovelettes, in their 22nd Lead Golfers Others in the field expected Mt Los Angeles at New York, N NEW YORK (A P )— Cleveland -waited hopelessly for ^.3 by Brian McKeover and a aln- ***tf46 Harridan, Sommers, Rubin, the niiito as MoLain wound up season, oppose toe Raybestos to make headway In match play cardinals, twice world softball a cou p le o f m onths^for W a ^ er to h it a homer ’The winners tallied twice in gle, double and triple off the TORONTO (AP) — Billy Cm - "^8 :5 4 '^' Ktdtlng. Wlnczc, CaUery, which will be climaxed with a each the first and fifth staiwas bat of Ed Hanlon, Bears per has the gallery at the 36-hole final on Friday, are Pat­ champs at 6:30 in toe 12th an­ fore dealing him off to Chicago for Russ Snyder a week *'^9r0O*’ 9carleto. Gussak, Padolny, PMladelphia at Houston, N wtolle the Lawyers came up wito trounced PoUJee A FMro last $125,000 Canadian Open Golf ty Torza of Manchester, state nual Kerry McGuire Memorial ago. IClklbOl* '' Sunday’s Games two markers in the third and one nlghit at Buckland, 19-6. Danny Championship wondering what 9 :is / Kuehn, Brown, Rosen, junior champion; Heten Rey­ SchoIarsMp game. AU-Ameiican ’The Indians didn’t wait long g 2-3 innings btore George San FYandsco at Pittsburgh more in toe sixth for toeir game IDiOiecio was the winning pJtcb- will happen when he -stops driv­ nolds of Manchester; Mrs. Jean Dick Norenberg will hurl for the enough. Scott and Elston Howard came ^ 9 ^ °"R o s s ltto , Farber, Parks, Los Angeles at New York total. ’The success was the ninth er. ing for show and starts putting Kamtns, „ , , Zaiko; Irene ScaviUo of Indian Cards while Duke Dupree of Wagner’s first round-tripper up with consecuUve singles, J9:34 Zalman, Stygar, Rankin, PhiladelpMa at Houston in 10 starts for toe OUera wMle Monday night at Buckland, for dough. Hill, Newington; Mrs. Richard Westerly, R.I., for toe Doves. of the season Wednesday night The 5-foot-ll, 185-pounder, RVoniarz. „ , CMcago at Cincinnati, 2 toe Lawyers are now 6-4. Soars trounced Airmy A Navy CMper, one of the deadliest ; 9:50 Davis, Berman. Homing, Redfleld, Hartford; Linda Sokol- Last year toe Doves were edged Ignited a six-nm uprising that who has lost only twice, said he ' IjOVv. AUanta at St. Louis, 2 DUSTY SOFTBALL Dave Stratton homered for toe Club, 16-2. Gary Moitens men around the greens on tse, Warm- skl. PUdgewood; iMt year’s run­ 2-1 in a thriller. boosted the White Sox from be- stopped using toe pitch three 9:fe S. Pasternak, Marsh, , j w D**® inning wasn’t enough oilers and Dave Ferguson and homered and Brian McKeever U.S. professional golf circuit:^ ington, Katz. ner-up, Mrs. Kip Finch, New hind and to an 8-4 conquest of season s ago aftCT a jHUled bi- fjjj. Harry’s Pizza and Bruce Landry cukled telling added a triple for the winners 10:06 .Markowski, Berger, Weln- -4.S__X_ miioytla in Vilcf iriOiVlT Ot»m . . . - ,7 a * . . • took 34 putts in the opening .stein, Honnon. „ Canaan, and Mrs. Louise Munro Falcane, scaring in six of singles. Rick Letts and Ctoris as John Mrt«ek got the mound Hallo- Cuemen Advance KrkfViAfoH Viaitlal world beat anybody. He went storming Manager Quits by Norm Lutzen of H any’s. The locals clubbed Oatrow margin this season. Good Time by Seaver George’s Golf (^db layout. heavyweight champion will after opponents as if his own 5 0 Lap ’The Falcon home run stickers Electric of Worcester, 11-1, as All other. American League make short work of Mexico’s hide was made of steel. He took Waterbury claimed an 8-7 vic- each had two hits as well as Casper shot/a 69 to tie with MODIFIED Featnrb Clayt Klein hurled his second teams were idle. Camp Staffer five other Americans and Moe Manuel Romos at Madison punishment and kept coming. 8ANCTI0N80 straight one-hitter. _____ • ♦ * tory over Pittsburg last night in teammates Ken Hussey and BTrazler Is a taller and heavier the Eastern League while York jerry Savltkos. Lutzen end Rick As Short Saves Day Norman of/Gilford, Ont., for Square Garden Monday night. Manager Steve McAdam, WHITE 80X-INDIANS— Wonderful Wes Bialo- third place/ln the 72-hole tourna­ version. Marciano scored 19 $l,000toW|n Mike Reardon and Dave White “ Man, that was a good feel- trimmed Reading 3-2 and Bing- Hensley collected three safeties It’s not Just Ramos. knockouts in Ws first 21 fights. suknia of the Oakland ment thdt carries a $26,000 Manager-trainer Yancey Dur­ 512 earB (n atert----- paced the winning offeiKse. ing, having my first big day of hamton took Elmira 2-0. (©r the Pizzamen and Bill Cal- NBW YORK (A P )—Tom Seaver likes to laugh when Frazier can equal that pace by flrst-plaofe prize. The tourney ham firmly believes that his un­ ’The .Billiards plan play again the season, and it was the first Reading, the York Pirates houn. Dale Ostrout and Mike Oaks of the ABA will stopping Ramos. SUN. AFT. JUNE 28 he’s pitching. ^ ends SMday. defeated fighter can beat any Saturday. Finals are slated Sun- InstaUment on my White Sox *0®^^ ®» Cavanaugh had a pair each, be on the staff at the Ramos never hM been floored 2:15 P.M. “What the heck,’’ smiles Seaver, the New YorlrM et se greens take a lot of other heavyweight around. Fra­ day. pay check,” said Wagner of the a double by Stan ’Thomas and League officials have asked Glen Haven Boys’ Day or stopped. But then Canadian etatnd Adaliitoi M.M ------two-run shot into the right field J<*nny Parker’s single. And Uiat all playeirs who drive to right-'hander, “ it’s only a game.’’ playfhg after a miss because zier hM the same conviction Elds (udei U) to* So Seaver was chuckling his champion George Chuvalo and stands ^ the top hall of the slxto the games be careful in leaving . ------Camp June 24-July 5. they're so roily." said Casper, about himself. Buster MatWs never had been Yesterday’s Stars it was the 211th of Ws major on ® triple by ^ n A l l e n ^ the park not to tear up toe ? e a S T n g "^ u ^ 5*^ TOurs* sure where the ball had gone The ex-UConn star will is aiming for his third The stocky, thlck-thlghed Phi­ n stopped either until they PLUS THB ALL IST isnfiic mrppr hiii hi«i an uuleld out. Dave Watkins crass. j » , t u. j » iu_j t* ladelphian resembles retired un­ bumped into the hard-hltitng PrrCHING-Bob Gibson. Car- S l a t T l ^ s u L ie r three bagger and a double by 101 332 1 -11-18-3 day, when a very u n ^ y ^ t h and 1 knew I had to find it handle basketball Straight tournament victory in TIGER DIVISION dinals, hurled his tourto straight ^ run-scoring single by Tom- Larry Bowa accounted for Harry’s 000 603 0 — 9-16-5 Iwdng almost left the Astros quick, classes. Canada. defeated heavyweight king Frazier. shutout and extended Ms string Berry’s RBI Reading’s final score in toe Shaw and Smith; McCormick with the last laugh, Until the nervous ninth, Seav­ THRILI S - CHFLLS — SPILLS of scoreless innings to 38 as St. and’ a two-run double by eighth. and Uttke (5) Blasko. Three singles, a Mt batsman er was having a ball. ’There was ^ u U nipped the Chicago Cubs Tommy John, who Each of the four games in toe CHURCH SOFTBALL «>d a walk had given H o i^ n the moment in the fifth inning EVERY SUNDAY ArTI.RNOON when a balloon floated out to _ chalked up his slxto straight York-Readlng seriesseries was wasde- de- Lowley South Enders, not en- ^wo runs and left the es- ed with two out. ” I wasn’t re­ shortstop and Bud Harrelson BA’TTING—^Mickey Stanley,Stanley, without without a a loss, loss, canoed capped the the out- out- cided cided hv hy one one mm. mm. Three Three of of toe toe lovlwr Joying the the cellar cellar spot spot In in toe pounded his glove twrlce before MHFIC P«E-4th of JULY TIRE SPECIALS! OOMINO SUNDAY NIOH T-4U N E 30 ’Tigers, drove In tour runs with burst that shoved the Indians games went to York. standings, rose up last night and laxed. I aiming the ball, fielding it and busting it. ’Then, a three-run homer and a double, /{©in second to fourth place in At Waterbury, home team walloped North Metoodiat, 18-9, trying to be too perfect,” said GIGANTIC THREE FOR ONE SHOW an inning later, Seaver croesed and^Jso had a single, as Detroit torrid battle for the runner- manager Phil Cavarretta an- at Robertson Park. ’The win Seaver. "You Just can’t do S’TOCK CARS—FIREWORKS AND ’IHE up J.C. Martin with a pitch and FLEENOR HURRICANE HELL DRIVERS whipped Boston 5-1 and in- yp gp©t. nounoed he is quitting following was the second in six starts MOBII/4-PLY, NYLONS creased its American League Baltimore, Minnesota and tonight’s game with Reading. while the Churchmen are now Manager GU Hodges sum- had hia catcher shook up over moned left-hander Billy Short to the incident. , lead to 8 ^ games. Cleveland—all 8% games out— The annoimcement came cif- 3-4. face Rusty Staub, Houston’s top Cleon Jones made it a good 8.15x15 WHITEWALLS are separated by only two per- ter Waterbury took Pittsfield 8- Pacing the solid 20-hlt wJh' ' 19.95 time for all the Meta, driving In centage points. 7, although Pittsfield had won "ing assault with four blows hitter Short was ao relaxed he , Bacrlflce eight Of nine prior to the game. w ^ . $ 4 | Plus Tax RED SOX-TIGERS- Cavarretta said he was leav- “ i w ^ t ^ busv warmlmr up I Shamaky also homered for New Firaifohe "Rodior Tires McLain, first American Ing because of serious illness In hHke Callahan, Bob Martin, mu^ up, York Leaguer to win 12 games this Ms family. He wriU be replaced Creech, George McKay and 31m dldn t know exacUy what he ______OBI SUgtat Blemiah season, relied on a "sldearm Saturday by Ray MueUer, a Granato each had two Mto. TOe w m , ^ d Short. fMtball” he hasn’t used for national league catcher of toe la ^ r a ^ starred ^fenslye^. When I walked to the mound, I ® VOLKSWAGEN ® Tonight in a makeup game, saw the runners on first and years to tame the Red Sox for late 1930s and 1940s. Tibbetts Paces South Enders face the Army & third. After I threw edx or seven $ 4 Navy’ Club warmup pitches, I turned Rockville Nine Siberiing, 4 Ply, Nylon Tires Plus ’Ta.x Does YOUR JOB LIMIT YOtIR CREATIVE ABILITY? South Enders 303 215 4-18 20-3 around and toen I saw the run- JOHNSON SEAHORSE Methodlst 340 002 0— 9 14 4 n«r on second.” strong-arm Mickey Tlbbette' 2 0 ® * IS YOUR INCOME LIMITED? Granato and Sandborn; Halde- 8®®ver. who had been having WM a catcher at E m I Windsor man. Chappell and Gardella. “ High during toe spring. ' ------...... ChaoDell ^ career-high 12 strikeouts night he turned to toe i I hove two immediate openings on my safes force. ^ K F r MOFTRALL troublesome ninth, took ©ther side of the battery and OUTBOARD MOTORS Firestone "Deluxe Champion" Tires 2 5 . 9 5 I am looking for men with drive who ore wINing to leom. Experi- Bodlv outclMsed airaln last ®"‘^ 5’* dugout pitched the Rockville Legion to Plus ’Pax nightniPh) were the Bu^landBuckland EaEa- watched. ” I had panic,” con- ^ 3.4 ©ygp Windsor Locks 0 DESIGN! WHITEWALLS oiiee is not necessary. We train the men who qualify. W e offer one IV2 HP. fo 100 HP. gles, shot down by Telso, 17-3, ^ at Henry Park. ’Tibbetta allowed only four at Mt. Nebo. Telso stands at gh©rt gave Staub two off- hlta and fanned seven. Six er­ of the most lucrative poy plans in the automobile business (salary 4-3 and the Eagles are winless pitches and toen came SALES — PARTS — SERVICE rors by Ms mates kept Mm in in seven starts. bock with a third. "There w m SAVE TWO WAYS — WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! plus edmmission). EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS continual hot water. 1 Bill McDowell (3 for 4), Paul ^ay he w m gonna get a test- Sonny LaPointe and Ron Ush­ We also offer life, hospitoHxation, medicai insurance and o paid McNamara (3 for 5), Clem Lan- j,all from me,” the reliever er each singled and doObled for Open Daily 7 :30 A.M.-5 P.M.— Thurs. to 9 glia (2 for 6), Gene Gale (3 gald. LUIITEID QUANTITY ON SOME SIZES the winners, who hod nine Mts. 315 Center St. vacofion. We furnish you wHh a new car. If you feel you con meet SAT. to 4 P.M. for 5), Honk Felle (2 for 3) and Staub Mt the third curve right ’The home______nine______started'_ fast. Bill Conway (2 for 5) paced bock at Short, who blocked toe getting toiree r ^ ln toe flret Manchester our rigid standards, contact me—Jlobert W. Jones of Ted Trudon, Telso. Paul Rodman (3 for 3), bau with his right arm, then re- inning and two In the second. Inc., Rt. 83, TafeottviHe, Conn., or call 649>2838 or 87S-6502. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT Fred Oakes (2 for 2) starred for covered it in time to retire the The Locktowners rallied for tw / MORlAJiTY BROTHERS 648-5135 batter at first base. runs in the ninth, when Tlbbet 38 MAIN ST.—TEL. 643-7958 Telso 340 030 7—17 19 0 ‘”There was a moment of pan- walked three batters ^ut Buckland 000 001 2— 3 10 8 ic,” Short admitted, “ I wasn’t couldn’t catch up. ’ '"• I f ■

PAGB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1908 PAGE TWENTY-ONB BY SHORTEN «md WHIPPLE Help Wehled— H dp THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW 3S Mobile Homei 4-A SS* Help Wanted— AMt 3* Help Wonlid MMe 14 Situations Wanted Anriqi 54 ApaitiiiantB Fit s M.fP.PeSMARAIS, O f S. ATTLEBORO. MASS., TU e h , w hen he w an ted t o t r a d e the experienced READY to 43 CLASSIFIED FOR RENT —,’67 Apache tent 38 WANTED ’TO BUT — antiques, For ito t WARTS TO kROW H O B t H U M ? sa m e BEAUTV in o n a new one •" wear sales person. Sa'MY ® P ^ experienced oil truck dri^ ------trailer, rieepa 6, dinette, can­ Apply In person. Marlow s, 887 BERRY’S WORLD steins, furniture, pewter, lead­ MAIN ST. — 8 rooms, second WHEN HE TOOK HIS WATCH IN FOR REPAIRS - er. ExceUent fringe beneflte. ?n L t C ^ l ^ ^ J to e e t^ '^ ^ ^ ed lamps, art glass, primitives, 474 MAIN ST. otflos tor rant opy, electric wiring. Available THESE WATCHES ARENT VERV M a t U r C W o i T i a n Main St. Apply Harry VanCamp, W.G. ______Reasonable price. 49S Tolland floor, heat and hot water, no July and Auguat, $66. weekly. 8Lny quantity. 644-8962. appliances, $80. monthly. 649- Center of town, plenty of p u ll­ ifL L C O S T fO U ^ lS -B U T WITH A GOOD RaiABLEf TOO d e lic a te.'1 ------Glenney. Co., 386 No. Main St BRIDGEPORT operator — day Tpke., Manchester. Call M9- ADVERTISING 2290. ing, 646-9426. 9-0. 649-4279. WATCH J.IHE THIS.IT^ W O R T H IT.'TMIS 16 ------7— Shift, all benefits paid. Blue 7969. For Permanent Position TWO DIE-MAKERS needed. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS A BEAimFOLDMEPlECE? d e l ic a t e Cross, CMS, health and life Wanfod— To Buy SB MANCHESTER —Suburb—New ROOM office, 100 percent CLERK TYPIST Overtime, paid holidays, in­ insurance, retirement plan. Ap­ large 3 room apartment. In­ Main St. location. Inquire M u - 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. In Our Rockville Office surance program. Apply in WE BUT and sell antiques, and Motorcyclei— ply Aerokinetlcs Instrument Co. SlhiatfoiM W oiitad cludes appliances, parking and low's, 867 Main St. person, Gayle Mfg. Co. Inc.. used furnitiure, china, glass sil­ CLERK TYPIST 218 Hartford Rd. Manchester. ^ Mala 39 storage. $110. (Jail J. D. Real Bicycles 11 PosUon open for qualified 1068 C. Tolland Street, East ver, picture fii^mes, old coins, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. typist with good figure apU- guns, pewter, s c r ^ gold, Estate Co.. 648-6129 or 648-8779. 4;M P.M. DAY BEFORE PCBUCATION 5 Day Week Hartford. WIIXi OUT your lawn, reason­ Hottsos For to iit 45 tude. This poslUon offers a able. Also minor repairs In •watches, old jewelry, hob­ FOUR R(KJM apartment avall- Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:M p.m. Friday. 1966 SUZUKI X6, 260 cc, good Including Saturday | variety of Interesting work. and around your property. 648- by collections, paintings, attic MANAGER TRAINEE eble. M ^ e d e ld ^ y couple t Ol l a n d - OWNER leaving condition. 643-8606. Company offers competitive HIGH SCHOOL boy wanted lo r ' 6922. contents or whole estates. Fur­ preferred. Call 648-7279. ^ bedrooms, annual Excellent starting salary, excellent gardening. Call 649-9628. niture Repair Service, 648-7449. PLEASE READ YOUR AD Due to expansion, we need 1966 HONDA —CB 160, blue and beneflte, free parking, sub­ ------lease. 872-6077. PART-Ume work for stock boy. a man to train for a mana­ daaslfled or “ Want Ada*’ are taken over the phone aa a gray. Excellent condition. 3,000 Working Conditions sidized cafeteria and excel­ HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques Apply Pilgrim Mills, 177 Hart­ gerial position. Good start­ 41 Buslnoss LoeaHent convenience. The advertlaer ahonid read hla ad the FIB8 T miles, $375. Call 644-0629. lent working conditions. Ap­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Many Employe Benefits ford Rd., Manchester. Open 10 ing salary while In training. O R O O M m o ALL breads. lUr- glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ For Rant 44 NOTICE next Inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalMe for only ONE Incor­ ALLSTATE, 1966, Black, 250cc, ply. a.m. to 9 p.m. Company vehicle provided. mony HUl. H.O. CSiass, Habrcn lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 The Planning and Zoning rect or omitted Inaertlon for any advertiaement and then only oil injection, low mileage, Must have neat appearance Rd., Boltoil. $M-841T. STORE FOR RENT — down Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. (Jommission of the Town o< to the extent of a “ make good” Inaertlon. Errors which do cream puff. $289. — 1-633-0366. 875-6286 SHEET METAL worker, experi­ and good personality. Many town Manchester, State Manchester, (Jonnecticut, wOl not leaaen the value of the advertiaement will not be corrected FIRST NATIONAL enced in duct layout or duct employe beneflte. Apply In Theatre Bldg. Inquire Manag­ 1966 HONDA 306 Super Hawk, hold public hearings on Monday by “ make Rood” inaertlon. D. Kenneth Welch, Mgr. STORES, INC. erection. Good pay, fringe ben­ person. TOY POODLE pups — Call af­ Rooms Without Board 59 er. State Theatre. 643-7882. blue, excellent condition, cus- efits also oil burner. Call 628- ter 6 p.m., 643-0463. evening, July 1,1968, steirtlng at torti'handle bars and mufflers. Park and Oakland Avenues 7707. (JLEAN comfortable rooms for FOR RENT or sale-461 Main 7:30 p.m. in the Hearing Room Call 643-0374 after 6. | THE SINGER COMPANY a l w a y s — AKC Beagles and The East Hartford refined gentleman, also 2 room Street. Building and lot next of the Municipal Building on 643-2711 875-3136 Bassetts, bred and raised here, efficiency. Free parking. In­ the following proposed subdivi­ YAMAHA 60, 1967. 1,100 miles. PART-TIME 846 MAIN STREET to Post Office. Excellent loca­ (Rockville, Ton Free) guaranteed healthy. Puppies quire Scranton Motel and Ca­ Helmet, goggles, signal lights, PORTER MANCHESTER tion (or any use. 646-2426 from sions : Hartford Courant available. Swampash Kennels, bins, 160 Tolland Tpke., 649- $176. Can be seen at Dairy 9 to 5 p.m. "Property Mapped for Har­ 13 Park St. HOUSEWIVES — work from Mornings, 6-day week. 1-688-2282. 0826 before 6 p.m. Queen. 242 Broad Street. old Garrity A Stanley Bray your home telephoning FTiller —Spencer St. ft HHIston Rd. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Rockville, Conn. Brush customers, neighborhood Apply to Mr. Petro SPRINGER Spaniel puppies ONE ROOM in a private home. NEWLY REMODELED office BOYS 24“ bike, $18. Convertible DISHWASHER AND pantry AKC registered, brown and —Manchester, Conn. Scale; areas, very profitable. Call man wanted, may be high Gentlemen preferred. 119 Coop­ on Main St., $55. (Jail 643-9678. I’-lOO—May 31, 1968—Gris­ 16” , $13. Both in good condi­ W. T. GRANTS white, five weeks old, $60 each. er Hill Street, 649-0695. 24-Heur Answering Service Building— Bonds— Stoeki Hoip Wanttd— 247-1949. school ^udent- -or- retired. wold Engineering, Inc.’’ tion. Call 643-4770. DENTAL assistant, full-time Manchester Shopping Parkade Call 1-633-4180. MAN(JHESTER — 10,000 square Please apply In person, gas . "Taylor Heights — Taylor Contracting 14 Mortgogos 27 Fofflcrio 35 orthodontic office. In Manches­ THE THOMPSON House — Cot­ feet of Industrial space. Prime Free to Herald Readers REFRIGERATION service man Light Restaurant, 30 Oak St., PUPPIES and kittens, register­ tage St. centrally located, large location, inside loading dock. Street — Vernon, Conn. m in i-b i k e , 4 weeks old, $160. CARPENTRY— concrete steps, SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- COUNTER GIRL — experience ter. Write resume to Box © I9« by NEA, W- experienced in refrigeration Manchester. ed and mixed. All breeds on pleasantly furnished rooms, Call for details. Hayes Agency, Scale; l ” -40’—April 80, 1968 Want information on one of our claaalfled advertlaementa? Call 644-2218. limited funds available for sec- not necessary. Apply In person, “ HH” , Manchester Herald. ATTENTION TEACHERS floors, hatchways, remodeling, 8uid air conditioning. Top pay, hand or available. Wild Cargo jiarklng. Call 649-2368 for over­ 646-0131. — Griswold Engineering, 2 No anawer at the telephone Hated? Simply caU the porches, garages, closets, ceil­ ond mortgages, payments to Comer Soda Shop, 735 Main St. c LERK-TYPIST good benefits. Must be state li­ 'The trouble is. these kooks are getting too much BLUE HONDA, 160cc, 1966, low to handle Pet Shop, 643-6108. night and permanent guest Inc.” ings, attics fiilished, rec suit your budget. Expedient censed. New England Mechan­ publicity!" rates. SEPERATE building, paneled “ Final Plan of Subdivision- mileage, excellent condition. sel^ic^". D.“ R:;ity“ M3':6m : SECRETARY to work for local variety of work for industrial TEACHER TRAINED WANTED — good homes for EDWARDS rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ ical Services. Phone 649-7384 If You Are A office for rent. Ideal for Prepared (or Nicholas R. Only $326. Call 649-2996 after 6 ______!______!______construction company. Must supply firm. Modem East cTTr>cTTTTTTE TEACHER three tiger kittens. 649-6480 al­ er related work. No Job too ------have experience In stenog- Hartford location. Salary and bUriaillUiri or 628-4218 after 6 p.m. ATTRACjnVE sleeping room lawyer, doctor, dentist, etc. Lo­ and Phyllis V. Jacks ton— p.m. Skilled Mechanic Or ter 6:30, on3rtime weekends. ANSWERING SERVICE small. Dan Moran, Builder. Boots and Accessaries 46 Housaheld Goods 51 gentleman, shower bath, pri­ cated Grove St., Rockville. Call John J. Mozzochl, ft Asso­ Business Opportunity 28 raphy and bookkeeping. Own fringe benefits. Call 289-8291 for oTiiirTiffirp EMPLOYMENT vate entrance, free parking. 1967 YAMAHA 306CC red. Up-top Evenings 849-8880. ----- — ------transportation. $105. per week appointment. Bodyman . . . WELSH CORGI pups, cham­ 649-2871. ciates, Civil Engineers, shape, exceUent transportation. 14’ BOAT, TRAILER and 36 h.p. Apply 195 Spruce St. 6494500 075-2519 HOMES, GARAGES, porches, starting salary, paid vacation HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS pion sired, AKC, top quality 1968 SINGER zlg zag sewing INDUSTRIAL zone space for Glastonbury, Conn. Scale 1” - Dell magnum helmet, $496, 649- FABRIC saleslady for part-or We can employ part-time Johnson motor, $360. (Jail 876- plus bonuses. ExceUent oppor­ And If you agree with us and disposition. For appoint­ machine, slightly used, button BROOKFIELD ST^ — Three rent. Heated or unheated. Ideal 4’—4/16/68” . rec rooms, room additions, SUNOCO full-time work at Pilgrim Mills, while taking courses or fuU- OR SOPHOMORES 7649. and leave your measage. You’U hear from our advertlaer In 7102. tunity for growth. Call 643-9508. that a car Is only as good ment phone Rlckwood Acre holes, hems, monograms, etc. gentlemen, twin bedroom and for storage, machine shop, etc. All interested persons may at­ Jig time without apendlng all evening at the teleptene. .kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Hartford Rd. Apply to Man­ time. Salary range . . $60 to as the service it gets, you Kennels, 1-663-3232. 14’ FIBERGLAS boat with trail- 5 y e u s guarantee. Total price single, next to shower, park­ Located on Rt. 6, Bolton. Call tend this hearing. eral repair work. Financing Will have available soon: ager. Open 10 a.m to 9 p.m. $150 per week. A Marshall For kitchen work, machine are the man we are looking er, 40 h.p. motor, needs repair, $54. Easy terms. (Jail 522-0931, ing. After 6:30, 649-6801. 649-2871. Planning and available. No down payment. Field Family owned group. dishwashing and other var­ SHELTIES (Toy Collies) sable Butinoss SonrlcM 1. Two brand new sta­ CLEANING WOMAN wanted for. $276. CaU 649-9141. dealer. Zoning Commission Automobiios For Solo 4 Economy Builders, Inc. 643- STENOGRAPHER For Information and de­ ied duties. Good pay, pleas­ and white, top quality aind dis­ tions. one day or 2 mornings per ROOM for rent — gentleman M. Adler Dobkln, Offoiwd 13 6159. tails, join us for breakfast ant atmosphere,. Apply in position. For appointment 11x22’ wool beige rug with pad. 1968 HILLMAN Super Minx. E x - ______2. Prime locations In Personnel Department week, vicinity Garth Rd., Call only, free parking, central lo­ Chairman HERALD at 9 :00 A.M. Saturday, June person. As a weU equipped, fast phone Rlckwood Acre Kennels, Several pairs of drapes. (Jail NOTICE cellent condition, can be seen l iq h t trucking, odd jobs, also ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- Manchester. 643-5396. Fuel and Food 49-A cation. Call after 5, 643-2693. Clarence W. Welti, 22 at Statler HUton Hotel, growing VW workshop we 1-663-3232. 646-0496. TOWN OF COVENTRY at 174 West Center St., $696. moving large appliances. Bum- rage, rec rooms, bathrooms 3. Three - bay modem Exciting position In busy of­ BRASS KEY Secretary STEP UP TO AVON. Dignified Suite ,416, Hartford. Em­ can offer you ideal working ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen ZONING BOARD DOX LETTERS 1964 WYLUS station wagon, 6 barrels delivered. $4. 644- tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ stations. fice Involves interviewing, TWO A(JRES of standing hay, REFRIGERATOR, gas stove part-time employment for wo­ ployment begins Monday, RESTAURANT conditions, excellent wages, privileges for gentleman. All OF APPEALS 1776. ment work, cellar floors, pa­ light steno, maintaining rec­ paid vacations and many WANTED good home for house- free for the taking. 649-1363. and washing machliw. Call 647- cylinder, power steering, tios, roofing. Call Leon Cies- men of all ages. Our national­ June 24. 829 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER conveniences, bus line. 649- There will be a Public Hear­ For Your Interested? We will ac­ ords, compiling reports and extra benefits plus factory broken kittens. 643-7523. 9725. brakes, automatic transmls- EIXPERT _ Trees cut, synski. Builder. 649-4291. ly advertised products make 6914. ing, Monday, July 1st in the Information cept applications from qual­ many varied duties. Com­ supervised training at com­ Sion, 4-wheel drive, alr-condl- ^uUdlng lots cleared, trees top- ified persons now. CaU or high hourly earnings possible in ROOM for rent; Wtohiii Town Oftice Building at 7:00 pany offers competitive WANTED production lathe pany exx>ense. Gardaii Taim tioned and other extras. Ex- problem? Well WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- write Sun Oil Co., P.O. Box FREE KITTENS, housebroken. THE HERALD wlU not starting salary, 8:30 to 4:30 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full- hand with some experience. Dairy Products 50 Sewing Machine privileges. Free parking. CaU P to take up the following cellent condition. Ideal for phone call, 742-8282. modeling specialist. Additions, 71, East Hartford, 668-3400. 4922 for appointment in your CaU 647-1124. appeal. disclose the identity of sportsman. Sacrifice at $1,260.______!------rec rooms, dormers, porches. hours, excellent benefits, time. Write Box R, Manchester Fifty hour week plus beneflte. 643-7086. Evenings call Jeff Keith, home at your convenience. If you feel you are qualified RHUBARB, asparagus lor can­ WHITE ZIG-ZAG Albert J. Navlckas, 1110 Main any advertiser using box Before 6:30 643-2401, and after d -L TRUCKING. Light truck- cabinets, formica, built - ins, free parking, subsidized caf­ Herald, listing references and Apply in person, Metronlcs, POINTER — German Short 647-9546. to service America’s top ning. Also rhubarb plants, Street, East Hartford, (Jonn., letters. Readers onswar- 6, 646-8483. Ing done. Attics and Cellars bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. eteria, exceUent working WANTED — Woman over 21 for quaUficatians, Vernon cu«a. Inc., 640 Hilliard Street, reu . Haired. AKC. Stud Book, 10 Portable sewing machine ing blind box ads who imported line of cars and large clumps, 75c. Tomato, appealing from a decision by the cleaned. Trash hauled to the conditions. Apply, work in drug store. CaU ElUng- months, male. Out of Dual With electric speed control, desire to protect their trucks, phone pepper plants, reasonable. 628- Apartmants— rials Zoning Agent for a variance in 1967 CHEVROLET, convertible. ^ Reasonable. Phone 643- NEWTON H.' SJUTH & SON - ton Pharmacy, 876-2232 for (Jhampion Moesgaards Dandy sUghtly used. This machine identity can foUow this MANCHESTER Tavern — Good 2616. Taiwmonts 63 order that he may change a good condition. CaU 646-1001 af- 534^*^043.9978. ------Remodeling,------^ ------repairing,■ ' “ addi­ and Big Island lines. Pick of will blind hem dresses, procedure: central location, only $4,000. FIRST NATIONAL appointment for Interview. ______■.— ;-----;------^ — business building into 2 apart- ter 4 p.m. tions, rec rooms, garages, ASSEMBLY MEN litter. (Jompany transfer forces overcast seams, make but­ Call Everett Agency, 646-8538. 649-2838 AND ASK FOR PKJK YOUR OWN strawberries. SDC ROOM duplex close to Main „ „ Route No. 6, Coventry. , Ehiclose your replyeply to the YOU ARE A-1, truck la A-1. porches and roofing. No job STORES, INC. WANTED, reliable woman in CASUAL tonholes and sew on but­ 1963 BUICK Special convertible. MR. BIRTLES sale. Must place prior to June 280 Birch Mountain Rd., Bol­ St. and bus stop and walking All Interested persons are in­ box In an envelopenvelope — Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ too smaU. CaU 649-3144. Manchester to care for 2 chU- tons. No attachments need­ ExceUent condition. Must seU EXTRA INCOME Park and Oakland Avenues Capable of working from blue­ 26. 643-9749. ton. distance to High School. Avail vited to attend. address to the Classi­ ways sealed and smaU truck­ dren In her home, 8-6 dally. ed. Our 5-year parts and Asking $860. CaU 286-6212 after East Hartford YILIACE prints on aircraft parts. able July 1st. WiU accept two Signed; fied Manager, Manchester ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- SPARE-TIME WORK Call 1-876-7363 after 6:80. TED 'TRUDON KITTENS —Uvely, healthy, 7 service guarantee. children. Write Box P, Man­ Evening Herald, together 6 p.m. mano Trucking Service toU Roofing— Siding 16 weeks old, free to good home. Housahold Goods 51 Grant E. Toothaker Sr.. with a memo listing the DISTRIBUTOR CLERICAL — Mature woman BRIDGEPORT Tolland Tpke., TalcottvlUe chester Herald. Chairman 166^ DODGE Coronet, white­ free, 742-9487. THE BEST In roofing — and SHOP 643-1891. COMPLETE PRICE $38. companies you do NOT WAITRESSES wanted, full or for position In purchasing de­ OPERATORS TAPPAN copper gas stove, 2 want to see your letter. walls, radio, power steering, BULLDOZER, backhoe work, roof repair. CaU Coughlin. FOR THIS AREA part-time. Some days and eve­ partment. - Start Immediately, MINIATURE Poodle puppies, years old, used one year. Or payments of $3.80 per month. SIX ROOM duplex, adults only. Yoiur letter wlH be de­ 2400 mUes, $2100. CaU 872-4663. land clearing, septic tanks In­ 643-7707. Become a distributor of nings available. Please apply Apply Iona Manufacturing Co., Has an opening for a l a -Ph e o p e r a t o r s JANITORS — part-time, eve­ females, $50., no papers, 647- (Jhlld’s tricycle, good condition. CaU Capitol Sewing, 9 a.m.-9 $140. 646-2426, 9-5. stroyed if the advertiser stalled, drainage fields. Paul America’s fastest growing in person. Gaslight Restaurant, Regent Street, Manchester, woman for the Slioe 1321, after 6 p.m. p.m. If toU call collect 246-2140. Is one you’ve mentioned. 1964 PONTIAC Tempest con­ nings. C ^ 643-4453, 3-6 p.m. 644-2956. Schendel, 646-0466. Prepared Food items. No 30 Oak St. Conn. Dept. 'TRAINEES RENTALS handled — apart­ NATIONAL PAVING 00. U not It wiU be handled vertible, 6 cylinder, automatic, ______Roofing cmd only. *“ • MAGIC CHEF gas range, $26. _ In the usual manner. A-1 shape. 6494)472 after l a WN Service —Com experience required. All ac­ Experience helpfnl but Liberal benefits. Presently ments, homes, multiple dwel­ Chimnoyt 16-A counts contracted for, and WANTED — Housekeeper and SIAMESE KITTENS, raised on Frigldaire refrigerator, 3 reed 21 ZENITH color television. lings, business. Courteous, ef­ 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVM.LE. CONN. 6 p.m. plete lawn care, seeding, mow­ not necessary. If you working 60 hours a week. ALUMINUM siding installers, J companion for elderly lady who TLC. (Jail 649-0628. One year gfuarantee. Contem­ ing, rolling, etc. Also odd jobs ROOFING — Specializing re- set up by our company. enjoy working igjth experienced or will train. Ex­ lawn chairs, extra long table, ficient service. Call us now. DRIVEWAYS—1»ARKING AREAS 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 1300 model You merely restock loca­ PAYROLL CLERK is up and about. Live in, own people, we will trifht perienced man will become etc., 643-7638. porary styling. $275. CaU 643- C. J. Morrison Agency, 648- Lott and Fowid 1 cleanlng cellars, attics, yards pairing roofs of all kinds, new room, one day off per week, sunroof, show room condition, tions with our National yon. crew foreman with overrides on 4047 after 6 p.m. 1016. development' w o r k Free estimates. 649-1186. roofs, gutter work, chimneys $76. Write Box “X ” , Manches­ E. A. PATTON CO. tXJST — Pair of woman’s sun- fuUy equipped, $1,436. 649-ii755. Brand Product. Person with above average crew’s production. Inexperi­ Live Stock 42 cleaned and repaired, 30 years’ ter Herald. Ex(»Uent Salary FOR SALE — Twelve pieces of LOOKING for anything In • glasses with Debella and Reale VOLKSWAGEN 1966 — black. SALES AND Service on Ariens experience. Free estimates. clerical ability and back- 303 WETHERELL STREET enced men will be completely Sewing Machine All Types Amesite— Repaired and Installed You can earn $780 or more grround in payroll work. Good Woridng Hours wicker furniture, 4 Governor real estate renteds — apart­ •cover. Call 247-1346. Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- FULL - TIME office cashier. trained. Only those with the de­ radio, sunroof, low mileage, a month based on your ef­ Comptometer e x p erience Including other modern MANCHESTER. CONN. REGISTERED Shetland stal­ SINGER ZIG-ZAG Wlnthrop desks, 40 milk cans, ments, homes, multiple dweU- Free Estimates— 'Time Payments mowers. Also HomeUte chain 8333. Five days including Saturdays. benefits . . . termination to make better LOST —LITTLE girl’s watch plus snow tires. Good condition, forts ! helpful. Excellent wages, lion. $160. 644-1795. 100 oak chairs, 6 bowl and ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real saws and International Club Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man­ than average money need ap­ Sewing machine with cabi­ l^clnlty Chestnut Apts, and > original owner. 643-4466 free benefit program, con- Apply: pitcher sets, wicker baby car­ Estete, 643-5120. Telephone 646-2431 ' Cadet Tractors, Rental equip­ Investment of $2,190 to chester Parkade. ply. CaU Young ft (Jo. 643-6166. net, used 4-5 months, has Walnut St. 643-8784. -V- venlent free parking. Apply, riage and stroller, 30 chests of 1960 CHEVROLET Impala, good ment and sharpening service Hooting and Plumbing 17 $3,960 required. You must Mr. Carl Belmer automatic bobbin winder, 3 FIVE ROOM apartment includ­ REGISTERED NIUISE or pub- PLASTIC MACJHINE set up man GAS STATION attendant, Sat- Artielos For Sal# 45 drawers, 20 trunks, 643-7449. for parts, $100. or best offer. on all makes. L & M Equip­ have a good car and at and supervisor, second shift. needle positions, sews with ing heat, hot water, new stove LOST — small lady’s wrist- M & M Plumbing & Heating. lic'health nurse. Staff positions urday nights and Sunday. See 872-6381, after 6 p.m. ment Corp., Route 83, Vernon, least 4 to 8 hours spare­ FIRST NATIONAL Experienced set up man and one or two needles. This HOTPOINT 30” electric stove, and refrigerator. Newly dec­ watch with black elastic wrist Service calls our specialty. No open in a generalized public Casual Village Dick at Dick’s SheU Service, SCREENED loam for lawns and band, call 643-2964. 876-7609 Manchester Exchange time per week. supervisor needed for second machine will monogram, $150. Electric refrigerator,' $60. orated. Adults, no pets. $160. OLDSMOBILE, 1962 Starfire. job is too small. Free STORES INC. health nursing program with a Main 8 t., Manchester 653 (Jenter Street. gardens. Delivered. George H. — Enterprise! 1946. shift, 4:30 p.m. to 12 midnight. make fancy stitches, sews or best offer. Call 649-9im be­ monthly. CaU 649-0134. 2-door hardtop, power steering estimates gladly given. Call If you are interested, have tri-town agency, serving rural Grifflng Inc., 742-7886. LOST — Boy’s yellow - gold PARK & OAKLAND■*XvES. Operation of plastic injection buttons on, make button tween 6-7 p.m. and brakes, good condition, SHARPENING Service — Saws, 649-2871. ^ the desire, drive, determi­ and suburban areas. Call 1-226- 4% ROOM To'wnhouse — ap­ Hemitite — Intaglio ring, department. Supervise produc- ADMIRAL color TV, brand new holes, blind hem dresses $600 or best offer, 643-6338. knives, axes, shears, skates, nation and want to be suc­ EAST HARTFORD, CONN. - 3742 or 1-228-9280 Or write Mrs. (JOLOR PORTABLE TV, blege pliances, utilities, parking. JUNE GRADUATES vicinity Bennet School. Re­ tlon and quality and make left over 1967 model, $395. with and overcast edges all with­ rotary blades. Quick service. cessful in a growing busi­ Marilyn Smith, Box 94, Hebron, A'TTENTION TEACHERS 9x12 rug, double chest draw­ Private basement, $176. CaU ward. Call 648-8746. Millinory, necessary production machine service. CaU 643-2205. out attachments. Complete 1961 CHEVROLET Bel Air sto- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 ness of your own, write us ers, Polaroid camera, girl’s J. D. Real Estate Co., 643- Conn, Read Herald Ads mold changes. Good starting with onr 6-year parts and LOST—Passbook No. SS 12822 tion wagon, 6 cylinder, standard Main St., Manchester. Hours Dressmaking 19 today. Please enclose name, TEACHER TRAINED MUST SELL — Moving. Com­ Schwinn bike. 643-0295. 6129 or 643-8779. PART-TIME bookkeeper for rate for qualified man with service guarantee. APPRENTICE TRAINING Savings Bank of Manchester. transmission, radio and heater, dally 7 :30-6. ^ursday 7 :30-9. DRESSMAKING - . Alterations, address and telephone num­ plete Encyclopedia library, 20 Application made for payment. luggage rack, trailer hitch, Saturday 7:80-4. 643-7968. ber. small contracting firm. Geper- thorough plastic injection ex­ SUBSTITUTE TEACHER LIVING ROOM set, kitchen MAN(JHESTER —Five room zippers replaced, etc. Excel­ al Office work, benefits. Write perience. Send resume to Per- volume International, 18 Our (X)MPLETE PRICE $75.50 extras. Good condition, one Wonderful World (children’s). set, stove, ’TV, washing ma­ newer apartment. ExceUent lo­ lent workmanship, 649-4311. We welcome investigation. Box "A ” , Manchester Herald. owner. $560. Call 643-4676 alter BACK - HOB available with Immedhfe Opening sonnel Department, Iona Manu- SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 10 Great Classics. Save $125. on Or payment of $7.66 per month. chine. Inquire fourth house on cation and tiptop condition. a t the operator, trenching, ceUars, factoring Co., Regent Street, Announcomonlt 2 6 p.m. complete' set. 646-1896. CaU Capitol SeWlhg, 9 a.m.-9 right. Lake Rd., (Joventry. Garage. Adults only, $140. septic fields, pools, sewer lines National Pizza Company M anchester.______employ part-time p.m. If toll call collect 246-2140. monthly. Hayes Agency, 646- ELECTROLUX vacuum clean­ Moving—Trucking- 10407 LIBERTY For A Young Man or Girl etc. New equipment. Reason­ . while taking courses or full­ DARK Hch atone-free loam, 0131. AIRCRAR ers, sales and service, bonded 1900 FALCON, 2-door, stand- able rates. 648-6166, or 666-8870. Storage 20 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI 63132 CLERK $15. Pool and patio sand, FIREPLAIJE SET, odd chairs, representative. Alfred Amell, ard. $166. Call 646-1466. time. Salary range . . $60 to \VE HAVE customers waiting AREA CODE 314-423-1100 MAINTENANCE stone, flU, gravel, ssuid and REFRIGERATOR, 14 cu. ft., 646-0496. 647-1719 or 643-4913. TREE removal-Trimmlng. Rea- MANCHESTER Delivery—light FOR WAREHOUSE OFFICE $150 per week. A Marshall for the rental of your apart­ manure. 643-9504. Hotpoint, 2 door, freezer on OLDSMOBILE convertible I960, sonable rates. Covered for trucking and package delivery. Ask For: MR. ARTHUR Man needed for general Field Family owned group. ment or home. J. D. Real Es­ No experience required. MONITORING top. A-1 condition, 3 years old, We have openings for students graduating this JOHN MERZ is now working yvhite, 38,000 mUes, fiflly property damage. Got a tree Refrigerators, washers a n d ------maintenance t h r o u ghout For information and de­ PROCESSED gpravel for drive­ SMALL 4 burner gas stove with tate, 643-5129. - - Figure work Involved. Must 643-8696. year who are not going on to college, but who at Russell’s Barber Shop, equipped. Excellent condition. problem? CaU Dana’s Tree stove moving, specialty. Fold­ factory. ExceUent fringe rails, join us for breakfast ways and parking areas. A ls o ______oven, $15. 643-0921. comer of Oak and Spruce. ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. be able to start at 7 a.m. at 9:00 A.M. Saturday, June want to further their edu(»tion. Pratt & Whit­ Must be seen to be appreciat­ Service, 622-8429. Private Instructions 32 benefits, such as pension bank run gravel and fill at MOVING, must sell. Maple half JULY 1st occupancy, i'A room Excellent benefits and LINOTYPE MACHINES 22 at Statler Hilton Hotel, Townhouse apartment, 2 bed­ ed. 649-1867 after 5 p.m. TUTOR AVAILABLE. , plan, profit sharing, group our screening plant or deliv­ bed, maple double bed, walnut ney Aircraft has been training Apprentices tor LAWN MOWERS sharpened working conditions. Apply Suite 416, Hartford. Em­ rooms, 2 children, all utilities perlencod teacher, primary insurance and paid holi­ ered. George H. Grifflng, Inc. oval dining room table with 2 Machinery and Tools 52 over a quarter of a century and our program is Pononalf and repaired. Engine tune-ups. Pointing— Papering 21 at employment office. ployment begins Monday, included, parking, patio, cellar. through junior high. CaU 1-429- An excellent opportunity for the right person to days. Apply, 742-7886. leaves and 6 chairs, refrigera­ among the best there is . . . anywhere. Many of N n ir— Adair drv skin foot OLDSMOBILE, good con- reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and June 24. SEVEN h.p. tractor with mow­ Lease to May 31, 1968. $165. NOEL Adair dry skin loo 049-3029 Tmto L. PELLETIER — Painting -p 0798. tor, freezer, etc. CaU 649-0182. our graduates are in supervisory and manage­ deliver, 649-7968. H. M. Frechette Realty, 647- creme. Lubricant for callouses. ______Interior and exterior, papenhg FIRST NATIONAL learn the printing trade. Excellent benefits. MANCHESTER MODES PKJNIC tables — aU kinds and er and bulldozer blade, $495. ment positions with the Aircmft. dry skin, rough heels, legs. 1902 Mercury convertible, very RUBBISH — trash renjoved to and paper removal, fully in- TUTORING — High school Eng- STORES INC. INC. sizes, $25 and up. Delivered. EIGHT PIECE dining room set, Call 742-8261 after 4-30 p.m. 9993. llsh and grrammar school sub­ W. Zlnker, WindsorvUle Rd., nine pairs of curtains, 3 pair Softens, soothes tired feet, good condition, moving, must u,e dump lawns maintained, sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. Come in soon. PINE STREET OIL BURNER service man of­ HEAVY-DUTY' platform trailer jects, Red Cross swimming, life PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Ellington. Call 872-4843 after drapes. CaU 646-0264. Quinn’s Pharmacy. _ sell. CaU 644-0639. Call 646-1868 after 6 p.m. jNSIDE-outslde palntln^"i^^- MANCHESTER, CONN. fering good pay, vacation, paid saving, 649-5324, 429-1270. 4 p.m. 7’xl6’. Good tires, may be used EAST HARTFORD. CONN. holidays, uniforms. Insurance APPRENTICE TRAINING COURSES RIDE wanted from Broad and ^903 PONTIAC LEMANS, con- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, cial rates for people over 65. — (JHILD’S dresser, blond, half with truck or tractor, $350, 742- and other fringe benefits. CaU Woodland to downtown Hart- vertlble, V—8, automatic, 647- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Call my competitors, then call WELL KEPT carpets show the drawers and closet $30., tan re­ 8181. lE op ittn ^ EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, 289-5431 or apply Kasden BHiel results of regular Blue Lustre ford. Working hours 8 to 4:10. ^32 after 6 p.m. , au concrete repairs. Reason- me. Estimates given. 649-7863, Schools and Classes 33 clining chair $30., Whirlpool Jet Engine Metalsmirii top wages, fringe benefits, over­ Co., 340 Tolland St., East Hart­ spot cleaning. Rent Electric automatic washer $60., sofa all Call after 6 p.m.. 649-1261. ably priced. 643-0861. 876-8401. R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., ...... MUST...... SELL—Immaculate...... 1963 ...... SEWING INSTRUCTIONS — 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. time. Apply at E ft S Gage Co., ford. shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint ft rubber foam $60.. wrought iron full or part-time. Laurel Musical Instnimants 53 SARAH COVENTRY Jewelry! Super Sport Impala, 4-speed, EXPERT SHARPENING—Pow- INTERIOR and exterior paint- . Professional. Teen-agers enroll Mitchell Dr., Manchester. Wallpaper Supply. kitchen table formica top and Machinist now fot beginner summer Manor, 649-4519. ~ PRESS OPERATORS If you’d like beautiful Jewelry 327 engine, sacrifice $1,250. CaU er mowers, hand mowers, pow­ ing and papering. Call Phil 4 chairs $26., eak end tables course, 8 weeks, $15, adults, DUMP ’TRUCK driver and grad­ FORK LIFT OPERATORS GARAGE, new display model, absolutely free, please call 742-9566. er saws, hand saws, electric Denoncourt, 742-6173. (2) each $20. Call 742-8181. $20. Individual attention. Ad­ ing for working with driveway PACKERS 14x22’, with 6x22’ side patio, 2 OLD ’nM E PLAYER piano, $76. Toal and Die Maker 647-1384 for details. hedge clippers, knives for home 1967 CHEVROLET station wag­ vanced classes available. Call and parking lot crew. Connec­ windows, one side door, 9’ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, as is, firm. 644-0628. or restaurant,rotary blades, cir­ First Shift, 46 Hour Week on, 8 cyclinder, automatic, good terior, very reasonable, free 742-8206 or 742-6657. ticut (Jonstructlon Co. 261 overhead door, interior walls ranges, - automatic washers cular saws 6" to 24” , lawn and FENDER slratocaster and Gib­ condition. $150. call 649-2687. estimates. Call Richard Broad St., Manchester, 643-9666. peg board lined. WiU deliver with guarantees. See them at Electronics EASTERN BblLER ft son electric 12-strlng guitars, Automobiles For Sale 4 garden tools. Satisfaction Martin, 640-9286, 649-4411. fully erected to your property. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 guaranteed. Sharp All, 685 ______EXPERIENCED tractor trailer ELECTRONICS, INC. both exceUent condition. Also Trailers— I Help Wanted— 99 Loomis St. Must sell. CaU 643-6166. Main St. CaU 643-2171. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Adams St., Manchester, 643-6305 JOSEPH P. LEWIS - - custom Are You An driver. Steady work for quali­ reverb unit, fuzztone, and wah- Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Mpbilo Homos 6-A — ' ------painting, Interior and exterior, Female 35 fied person. Apply S ft D, Inc., TOBACXJO netting. Good for wah pedal. 649-1453 after 4 p.m. Don't miss this opportunity. Come est Douglas accepts lowest paperhang^ing, wallpaper re­ 96 Hilliard Street, Manchester. lawns, trees, and berry bush down, omallsst payments, any­ 1966 DELUXE Space Age pick­ BOOKKEEPER with figure ap­ Satesiiwn W aiifod 36-A Sewing Machine In and apply NOW, and start moved. Wallpaper books on re­ covers. CaU Rockville Scrat) where. Not small loan finance up camper, sleeps 4, sun deck HoHsohoid Sorvleat titude and experience in all your training after graduation. quest. Fully insured. Free es­ LICENSED Real Estate sale- Company, 872-6587. company plan. Douglas Mo­ and ladder, refrigerator, bot­ phases of payroll operation, WHITE ZIG-ZAG Offorod 13-A Experienced MACHINISTS men with previous experience. tle gas or electric, gas stove, timates. Call 649-9658. pleasant working conditions, ’TREAT RUGS right, they’ll be tors, 846 Main. CaU Mr. Phllbrick, Philbrlck oven, exhaust fan, double sink, REWEAVING of burns, moth- NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ liberal fringe benefits, 6-day a delight if cleaned with Blue Cabinet model sewing ma­ University of Conn. 1969 CADILI^C Coupe DeVllle week, salary commensurate PER DAY PER MILE For machinery building, Agency, 649-6347. mono-matic toilet, 30 gallon holes, zippers repaired. Win­ ing, paperhanging, paper re­ Lustre. Rent electric sham­ chine, late model, makes VISIT THE NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 4-door hai^top, full power, water tank, pressurized water with experience and ability. some related experience or dow shades made to measure, moval. Free estimates and dec­ EXtJELLENT opportunity for pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. buttonholes, sews on but­ good condition, $376. Call own­ system, gas, 12 volt or 110 all size Venetian blinds. Keys Call Mr. Pierce, Manchester trade school background. tons, blind hems dresses, Health Center . WILLOW STREET (off Main Street) orating service. Quality work­ COMPOSITOR? Must be able to read blue­ ambitious men or women with Public Schools, 649-2841. er, 643-1610. lights, intercom, formica coun­ made while you wait. Tape re­ manship, neat, competent serv­ one Connecticut’s leading FOUR H P., Sears riding mow- single lever zig-zag control, ter, carpeting, jalouaied wln^ corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 prints, mlcs schematics. firms. Attractive mechanical condition, automatic bobbin winder, EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 1666 PONTIAC Lemons hard­ ice. Call 647-9564. GIRL WANTED for telephone real estate dows, screens, jacks. 643-7490 Main St., 649-6221., IMMEDIATE "OPENING AVAILABLE Good wages, exceUent op­ $80. Also Reo trlm-a-lawn $28. makes fancy stitches, all SECRETARIES top, overhead cam, floor shift, fringe benefits and fuU insur­ OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. after 5 :30. work, days or nights. Ex­ portunity for the right man 1-872-0766 after 6 p.m. without attachments. bucket seats, console, $1,695. PAPERHANGING Specialist — ance plan offered by Company. NOW IS 'THE TIME to protect Free estimates. S. J. Cornelia, perience not necessary, will 1968 OLDSMOBILE F-8S Club Coupe with fast g^rowing com­ Call owner 643-9869. After reviewing the many fringe benefits, CaU CoUl-Wagner, 289-0241. TWO—Year old StroU-O-Chair, Many interesting openings. A.S. Degree in secre- SATURDAYS 8 ajn.-12 Noon and restore original appear­ 876-7401. train. Call 649-6309 between 5' pany. Evening or Saturday COMPLETE PRICE $46.70 ance of your amesite driveway and 6:30 p.m. for interview. Fully Equipped Interviews arranged. exceUent condition, best offer. taria] science, or a related field, or 4 years of AUS’HN—Healy, 1962 Mark II. GET OUT TO you'll* wonder why you waited so long to with a good coat of protective Proper Insurance Furnished 649-3119. Or payments of $4.67 per month. tical experience. STAR'TING SALARY $100 PER 3000. Black roadster, cream [oin us. I Halp Wan tod— CAMPER TOWN sealer. Free estimates. 742- ip ‘Call Capitol Sewing 9 a.m.-9 WEEK, 3 WEEKS PAID VACATION, 11 PAID leather top, mag wheels, red Floor FIniiliing 24 N. P. HALLENBECK, Inc. SAVE BIG! Do you own rug 9487. Mala or Famcria 37 p.m. If toll call collect 246-2140. HOLIDAYS, Blue Cross, CJH.S., Major Medical In­ interior. CaU 876-2416. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- and upholstery cleaning with Evenings or Saturday WANTED Apply In Person At The Bunker HUl Road, Andover surance and many other benefits. PRAH& VENETIAN blinds — repaired, ing (specializing in older 4 f B U D o a r % BOOKKEEPER wanted for po­ Blue Lustre. Rent electric 1966 MUSTANG, hardtop, new And Save On Clean, Late Model sition with building contractor, shampooer $1. PInewood Furni­ retaped and recorded. 646-0273, floors). Inside painting. Papei?- 742-8051 SINGER’S “ Hawaiian Happen­ tires, low mUeage, excellent Rockville area. Salary com- ture Shop. WHITNEY 649-2971. hanging. ' No job too small. ing” now-going on! Big cele­ For Further Information Contact: condition, $1600. 872-3816. ' mensurate with experience and NEW '68 NIMRODS ------John Verfallle, 649-6760. USED CARS GARAGE SALE—Lawn mower, bration specials on used ma­ 1967 CORVETTE, hardtop con­ JANITORIAL services — win- PLUMBER — EXPERIENCE ability. Send resume to Robert chines. Drastic reductions on (M(m. thru Fri. 8:30 to 4:30) AT SPECIAL LOW dows, washed, kitchen floors FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- Top Prices Paid snow blower, bicycles, miscel­ AIRCRAFT vertible, 11,000 miles, like new. BUDGET MANCHESTER EVENINC steady work, new construction, J. Pue ft Co., P. O. Box 148, portables, consoles, zig zags. ing, old and new. All floors For All Makes! laneous Items. Saturday — 30 UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER Call days 643-9667, nights 1-684- TRUCK LOAD PRICES washed and waxed, general good hourly rate with overtime. Rockville, Conn. Save! See our $88 specials Wise Malnten- treated with 3 coats of hot wax. ’Tuck Rd. 4411, ask for Dave. maintenamce. CARTER CHEVROLETl RENT-A-CAR Inquire Imperial Plumbing Co., brand new sewing machines, — Personnel Department — Division of United Aircraft Gorp- ance, 643-2603. Also cleaning and rewaxing. HERALD 989 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ Rt. 140 (North Rd.) CO., INC. OF MANCHESTER Situations Wanttd— : vacuum cleaners, TV’s. Save! PLYMOUTH. 1969 Fury 3, 2- Call 643-03$l. sor 644-1621. See the Hawaiian Boutique — Hartford Plaza, Hartford, Conn. East Windsor, Conn. LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ IS BISSELL STREET MANOHESTER, CONN. 4 An Equal Opportunity Employer door convertible. Power steer- 1229 M ^ St. Famolt 38 Boats and Acetssories 46 full of Hawaiian-inspired acces­ ery, yards, attics, cellars 512 W . CENTER ST. WANTED — CLERK to work ing, automatic transmission, Plwne 649-5238 sories and g^ft ideas. Now at 278-7720 cleaned and removed. Also odd I__ 647-1380 J in retail package store, part- BABYSI’TTING — College girl 21* ’TROJAN cabin cruiser, 100 radio, heater. Excellent condi­ Rentals Available ' Singer, 856 Main St., Manches­ jobs. 644-8062. Read Herald Ads time. Write Box N, Manches­ desperate for summer work. h.p. Mercury motor. Best of- tion. Oall 649-1486. 1-623-1941 ter. ter Herald. 640-2428. for. Call 649-0622. t '-w:

■ f. t , PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COJ^N., ^ D A Y , JUNE 21, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE ------— — ------^ — ______:______i ------Hoow t Fof Sate 71 HoMMt For Sate 7S H ousas For Solo 72 H o w m For Sate 72 Housos For Sate 72 For S«te 72 Houtot For Sate 72 H For Sate 71 Oat Of Towa Oat O f Town TRULY A home for larger fam­ 8PLIT-LBVEL - 8 rooms, 4 MANCHESTER — Colonial — For Sate 76 For Sate 71 Miilcahy, Seven Gun Qubs, FOUR BEDROOMS under $18,- COMPARE THIS 6 room Cape ACADEMY ST. -^iarge over­ GOOD-BYH, TENSION I ily. 8% custom built rooms In­ MANCHES’TER — 6 room bedrooms, IVi baths, large ,8 large bedrooms, clean, ga­ HANG'S RESTAURANT 000, central location! Joe Lom­ with others. This one Includes sized Cape, full shed dormer, BOL’TON —Large custom liult COVENTRY — Here is a friend­ CLASSIFIED cluding 4 bedrooms, living Ranch. Two baths, family family room, new wall to wall rage. Owner wants quick sale. ■OtJTB • aM 46ft. BOUrOW ’This house stands on a a breeieway anm Colo­ 1677. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. garage, fireplace. Authentic 1413. — ------^ ______room, garage, large lot. Near High Assumable 5 %,% VA area in a couple of weeks. Mve Judldary Committee which ^ criminals by the court.” terior, windshield washsr, 2- Out of Town Businoss Proporty the bus line; convenient to nial with a solid 2-car ga­ Colonial paneling and decor. bus and shopping. Hutchins Although our roads are still will hold a public hearing on The clubs' statement came speed electric wipers, heater, LIKE HORSES? Big immacu­ schools and shops; and all rage, enclosed porch, land­ Four bedrooms If needed. Agency Realtors, 649-6324. Mortg^e. Only $144. Per defroster, 4-way safety flashers, For Ronf 6A . For Sate 70 MANCHESTER not finished and our models gun centred July 16 at the State ^rom the Fairfield League of late 7-room Colonial on out­ of these "plus’’ features; scaped private yard. Priced Built-lns and convenient walk- are not quite complete, back-up lights, front and rear ROCKVILLE —5 room apart­ 12,000 SQUARE FOOT Industrial Capltd. Sportsmen’s Clubs, OonnecUcuf seat belts. skirts of Manchester. Modem Two large apts. (6 ft 6), to sell at $20,500. Don’t be up attic. One of Manchester’s MANCHESTER — Older 6 room Month Pays All many have already selected ment, heated, stove included. building for sale or lease. One RANCH Colonial, aluminum siding, The gun clubs did not favor State Rifle and Revolver Asso- kitchen with built-ins and new store on ground floor, cor­ disappointed, call now. better locations. Priced In up­ their lot. 649-5806. $110 p er month. Call 876-7967. floor, mostly clear span. 12’ large rooms, $17,900. H.M. licenslng or reglstraUon o< shot- claMon, ConnecUcut Gun Guild, birch cabinets. Large, ‘ diry ner lot in Bus. Zone 2. In­ THE SPECIFICS FOR per 20’s. For appointment call ’Two year old 6-room Raised Rto. II, TeMssd TpW. ceilings. Ample land to expand. rooms. Large barn with stalls, Six rooms, 3 bedrooms, Frechette Realty, 647-9993. guns and rifles, but supported Stratford Gun Collectors Assp- TED TRUDON ROCKVILLE — 4 room apart­ come of approx. $8,000. Ex­ Warren E. Howland J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, tile TMtethOaMiiiekeihr Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ garage, work shop room. City large living room with fire­ B (Sl W a seven-day waiting period on Connecticut State ment, heat, hot water, stove tra lot Included. Complete­ YOUR HOUSE $23,000—7 ROOM, 1962 Garrison bath, li'vlng room with pic­ m-MN tor, 643-1108. water. Minutes from Hartford. place, dining room and eat- FIVE ROOM Ranch, sun deck, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. the purchase of all fli'earms to J^eegue d Sportsmen and Con- VOLKSWAGEN and refrigerator, nice yard, ly modernized. Realtor 643-1108 Colonial, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, ture window and raised Beautifully landscaped, treed, in kitchen, one car garage, basement garage, good neigh­ hearth fireplace, dining Manchester Parkade permit police to check tor felon "ervatlonists, Connecticut Skeet $125. monthly. 875-7362. Should it be Urge? . . . small? . . . o ld ? , 1% baths, aluminum aiding, shrubbed. Belfiore Agency, 647- excellent and well cared for Call today. ’The price will borhood. Gerard Agency, 649- room. Kitchen with lots of Manchester 649-5306 convloUons, narcotic addteUon, Shooting Association and Con- Invesrmont Propony large treed lot, $21,900. . . . new?_. . . costly? . . inexpensive? We 0638, 643-0866. trees, privacy, suburban. alsohollsm, mental or emotion- r*®ctlcut Trap Shooting Associa- ROCKVILLE — FOUR room 1413. surprise you! cabinets and built-in stove. list a variety of homes almost all the time. ( Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 849- VERNON — Immaculate 6Vi __ t!cn apartment, heat supplied, stove For Soleate 70>i MANCHES’TER—7 room Cape, Rec room. Dad can have al disorders which would auto- OWNER will help with financ­ NEW LISTING - Cape, 6 6324. room split, full basement, m maMcally disqualify a purchas- and refrigerator Included, $110. WOLVERTON full shed domer. Formal din­ Once we know your needs, we can watch his work shop in the cellar. FOUR FAMILY — central, with ing if necessary on this nicely BOB BLANCHARD of the ing room, finished rec room, rooms very clean, aluminum ------baths, fireplace, garage, $26,- er. monthly. Call 649-2871 before 6 A gency for what YOU want. Drop in! Talk it over! Washer and dryer room. 2 extra 4-family lot. Call 643-1111, siding, garage, well landscap- LARGE 6% room located 4-bedroom Contempora­ extra lot of record. Handy lo­ Be our guest in the nest. You’ll never regret Aluminum storms and 600. Prestige Real Estate, 289- Mulcahy said Cmnecttout’s Heads Drug Group Wlwn Th« Oeeosien Collt for Howtrs,' p.m. ask for Mr. Lindsay. Principals REAL’TORS 649-2813 KEITH REAL ESTATE at ed yard, Bowers School, ask- Fireplace, 1% baths, ry in the highly desired War- cation. $23,900. Philbrick it screens, hot water oil heat, 6827. "most urgent problem Is the HARTFORD (API—Eaton E. only. Ing $21,900. Hurry! H. M. built-in range, basement. Quiet Think of tho anoke Rd. area. ’Two full baths, 649-1922 or 643-1646 Agency, Realtors. 649-6347. 2-car garage, % acre cor­ avallabllKy of firearms." Smith of East Hampton, direc­ Frechette Realty, 647-9993. street. Hutchins Agency, Real­ Resort Proporty INVES’TMENT property, three unique and tasteful stone fire­ tors, 649-5324. ner treed lot. ’This home Is Present state law, he said. tor of Food and Drugs for the r a n c h — 7 rooms, 2 full MANCHESTER — 6 rooms. Im­ Wantttd— Real Estate 77 apartments, 2 stores. Center St. place, delightful secluded FIVE AND FIVE flat In the in excellent condition. Im­ "onlv "xcludes aliens, minors Connecticut Department of Con- Parkhill-Joyce For Rent 67 baths, modern kitchen with maculate condition, fireplace, location. Realistically priced, glassed in screened porch, And­ south end of town. Owners KEITH MORE THAN sixty, one and mediate possession, now va­ SELUNG YOUR HOME? For under 18 and convicted felons sumer Protection, Is the new built-lns, formal dining room, sunporch, attached garage, COVENTRY LAKE —lakeside Inquire about this Investor’s erson windows. Lovely, land­ must sell, have been asking two - family homes from cant. prompt courteous service that from legaUy purchasing of lumd president of the AssoclaUon of family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- prestige area, near school, bus, MANCHESTER Flower Shop cottage, modem, all conven­ special. Morrison Agency, 643- scaped private yard. Plenty $19,600. Fairly good condition REAL ESTATE $13,900. Financing arranged. gets results, call Louis Dimock guns and there are no restric- Food and Drug Officials of the car garage. Excellent neigh­ shopping. Char Bon Real Fnuk Oalceler, Proprietor iences, some select dates still 1016. of room for swimming pool if throughout. ’Two heating sys­ 172 E. CENTER ST. The Meyer Agency, 643-0609. Realty, 649-9823. Uons to the sale of rifles and borhood, $31,900. PhUbrlck Estate, 643-0683. Attractive 6 - room Cape 601 MAIN ST., MANCH^TER available. 643-4930. desired. Belfiore Agency. 647- tems, garages, small lot. Ex­ in CALL OWNER 643-4348 shotguns." Eaton was elected Thursday Agency, Realtors, 649-5347. 649-1922 prime location. A few of LISTINGS wanted, buyers avail­ (Next to Hartford Natlotial EAST HARTFORD — Bum- 1413. cellent terms. T. J. Crockett, MANCHES’TER — three family, the M u 1 c a h y ’a recommended 0-L the assoclaUon’s annual con- Bank) outstanding features: able. Courteous efficient serv­ COLUMBIA Lake — Small wa­ side Ave., 3-famlly, showing 20 Realtor, 643-1677. excellent income, needs repair^ Lots For Sate 73 changes Include: ference in Hartford. He succeeds e YES-"V?B DELIVER e terfront cottages, June, July, per cent return on Investment. ESTATE with in-law suite on STAR that shines — 6V4 room ANDOVEIR — Overlooking lake. ice. Your saUsfacUon is our H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- • Workable kitchen with plenty LAND WITH road frontage, on — A permit to carry a rifle, Ralph Bernstein, assistant re- Phooes: 648-0701—440-144S August. 649-0498 or "Columbia Contact Bob Blanchard, at the Butternut Rd. Call for details. Ranch on % acre treed lot. SCARBOROUGH Road, Colonial Clean Cape with full shed concern. Call us now. C. J. 9993. of cabinet space. Buckland Road, Manchester, shotgim of ammuniUon. This gional commissioner for the U.S. 4,” Rt. 87, Columbia. Keith Agency, 649-1922, 643- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Built-In oven and range, cen­ 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form­ dormer. Four rooms down, one Morrison, Agency, 643-1016. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. would extend present law, which Department of Health, EducaUon 1646. tral vacuum cleaning system, al dining room, den, la i ^ liv­ Enclosed rear porch. up. Space for bath and lav up. BOLTON — 3 room cottage, BRAND NEW 4-bedroom Colo­ 649-5347. NEED 4-bedroom house In resl- only requires a permit to carry Welfare in New York City, fireplace with paneled wall, 3 ing room with fireplace, 1% Big enclosed front porch. Deep In the associaUon’s top post. eat, hot water facilities, stove nial. Almost 2,000 square feet of nice bedrooms with comfort­ denUal area for qualified handguns, baths, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car e Nice yard giving privacy BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ wooded lot. Lake pri'vUeges. and refrigerator furnished. 643- living area! Built-ins. 24’ living able sized master bedroom smd buyer, up to $26,000. Call Paul ~ Licenses to purchase hand- Land For Sate 71 garage. $32,000. Philbrick with several fruit trees. from water, treed and in very Only $j6,900. T. J. Crockett, 2771. roqm. Half acre lot. $25,200. Mr. full walk-out basement. Im­ W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. guns, rifles, shotguns or ammu- Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. nice area. Priced to sell. Realtor, 643-1677. ------ndUon. ELLING’TON —LAND; a very Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- maculate, $20,300. Wolverton Shown by Appointment COLUMBIA LAKE — 4 room Hayes Agency, 646-0131. THE APOLLO project calls for _ a dealer’s Ucense to sell nice selection of land available. 1413. Agency Realtors, 649-2813. MAIN ST. — Business zone. ELLINGTON 5% rcom Cottage, boat. All facilities. 3 men for a good look at the rifles, shotguns and ammuniUon Lot sizes range from 1-3 acres. Large 8-room house In excel­ Ranch. Convenient locaUon. NEW US’HNG —Four b^ ANDOVER — Building lot, 126x moon—which used to require of any kind. This extends pres- ^ Woodland Gardens “For Plants that Please!” Ideal for children. Call 1-228- Priced from $3,600 to $12,000. CON’TEMPORARY Ranch — lent condition, 3-car garage, Close to everything. Built-lns. 3803. room Cape, dining room, recre­ ALICE CLAMPET 300. Zoned for business. Only just a guy and a gal! Here on ent law, which only requires 11- Call Harvey Realty, Co., 872- large living room with dining $28,000. PhUbrick Agency, 649- $2,600. H. M. Frechette Real­ Nice treed lot, only $16,900. ation room, 2-car garage, re­ 6347. Earth, the place to come for censing to sell handguns, i L, 2 fireplaces, three bed­ Co v e n t r y "l a k e — Nice one 3990. REALTOR 649-4643 ty, 647-9993. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. realty assistance is, Keith Real — Renewal of all Ucenses and decorated, treed lot, excellent rooms, 1% baths, finished rec room cottage, 150’ from water, 643-7407 location only $22,600. H. M. room, carport. Large treed TWO FAMILY — $19,600, 4-4 BUILDING LOT close to Man­ COVENTRY — 8 room CoI4 baths, over­ able In two semi-annual Install­ vacy. This home has 4 bed­ and the time and place of hearing conservator, praying for authority sized comer lot. Mid 20’s, own­ veniences. Bel Air Real Estate, Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. thereon, by publisiting a copy of to sell certain real estate partlcu- Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Collards, Lettuce, i Crockett, Realtor, 043-1577. OFF ROUTE 44—SHORE FRONT LOTS ments, the first semi-annual in­ rooms, 2 full baths and ► er. Call 649-3260. 643-9332. this order one time in some news- larly describe in said application Dand^ons, Sprouts, Spinach, Onions, Tomatoes, VERNON — Building lot, treed, oversize garage. Near tnper having a circulation in said on file it is Eggplant, Parsley, Peppers, and many, many more! EASY TERMS stallment shall he due and pay­ District, and by posting a copy on CXKDERBD: TTiat the forei SEVEN ROOM Colonial, flre- able July 1, 1968, and becomes 127x350. H. M. Frechette Real­ UConn and Rt. 6. Low 20’s. the public sign post neareM to the application be heard and deter- i 1 1 A 1 LISTING — two family, ► plEice, heated sunporch, city delinquent after August 1, 1968. ty, 647-9993. To see, call Don Sisco, 649- place where the deceased last mined at the Probate office in Man- Kcscl Herala. Ads utilities, seven dwelt,—and by leaving with, or by Chester In said District, on the 2nd ______years old, asking $26,600. H.M. utilities, gEu-age, near bus line, ARTHUR A. KNOFLA When such said first semi-an­ 5306. mailing In—certified—letters, post- day of July, A.D. 1968. at two LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR GROWING AND LANDSCAPE PROBLEMS! BOLTON NOTCH —Two one- FROM "GROWER TO YOU” IT’S YOUR ------Frechette Realty, 647-9993. schools, stores, quiet location. nual Instsdlment, or any portion age prepaid and return receipt re- o’clodt In the afternoon, and that ► M3-S440 — M«.S«3t acre lots, income property, lots guested, addressed to each of the notice be given to all persons In- Priced at only $22,800. Charles thereof, becomes delinquent be­ persons: Anastaslo Kal- terested ” In' saW estate of the will pay for themselves, $7,900. B &L W THURSDAY Lesperance, 649-7620. ginning August 2, 1968, the whole Ilchis,' 'He.elen KaUlohis, Margie Ann pendency of said application and Terms, owner 742-8274. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Kallichls, William Vernon Kmlichis, the time and place or hearing there- ► tax becomes due and payable and Attorney J. Vincent Hauser, a on. by publishing a copy of this or- Patchwork Pillows Manchester Parkade copy of this order all at least 7 der & some nerwspaii^r having a and interest will be charged ANDOVER — building lot 176x Manchester 649-6306 days before said time assigned, and circulation in said district, at least return make to this Court. seven days before the day of said WOODLAND GARDENS from the Due Date of July 1, 200’ with foundation and arte­ ► The White House! DAVID C. RAPPE, Judge, hearing, to appear if they see \ BOLTON — Here is a home for B E ST B U Y S 1968, at the rate of five-tenths of sian well. Priced to sell $3,600. ------cause at said time and place and ■k • LET JOHN AND LEON ZAPADKA HELP YOU • ★ ^ one i>er cent for each month and F. M. Gaal, 643-2682. the future at yesterday’s price. OBJ>£S OF NOTICE be heard relative thereto, and by AT A OOURT OP P^OiBATE, mailing on or ^ fore June 13, PLAIN TALK! fracUon thereof which shall This 6 room Ranch with at­ held at Manchester, within and ior by certified mall, a copy of this or- tes WOODI..ND ST—OPEN DAU.Y TIU. A-PHONE MS-847. $14,600—East Hartford — elapse from the time when It tached garage has a new elec­ the District of Manchester, on the der to ail parties. In Interestin and Cute 5 room Cape, large Whether you own a red house, blue house, purple or Resort P 19th day of June, 1968. return make to this Court. MERROW ROAD. COVENTRY shall have become due and pay­ tric heating system, flagstone Present. Hon. John J. WaUett, JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, lot, city sewers. paUo and wall t o wall carpet­ Judge. cc: Philip Bayer. Ally. y any-color house. . .whether it's a 40-year old Colonial able until the same shall be For Sal^ 74 Estate of Maurice J. Coleman, A fantastic trout brook into private fish pond— paid. Provided the first semi-an­ ing. All of this for only $19,600. late of Manchester, In said. District. $20,000—Manchester — Spot­ COVENTRY Lake — 4 room nual Installment is not delin­ Call the Jarvis Realty Co., dooccuji'’d I less 6 room Cape, fireplace, 20” trout positive! Large frogs and bait. 8 or 4-year young split level. . .whether you live near the summer cottager- Excellent Tile administratrix having ex­ 3 bedrooms, rec room, ga­ quent, the second semi-annual Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. hibited her administration account ACRES OF LAND, POUR HUNDRED FEET area, close to*water, beautiful- with______said estate to this Court for rage. BLACK TOP FnOI^AGE. 6-room ranch, 2-car center of town or miles away------Hayes will sell your installment shall be due and Iv treed lot. Only $6,900. Hayes BOLTON — NEW r.lsting, near iiowoime. U payable January 1,1969, and be­ i_i_. ve / n ...t. o ORilJl£}R.EU^.ORDERED; That the 1st day of $20,000 — East Hartford — garage, 6 miles to Connecticut College. Agency, 646-0131. lake, 6Mi rojm Ranch, 3 bed­ July 1968, at four o'clock afternoon home tor you quicqly— and easily! Last year alone, we comes delinquent after Febru- rooms, one car garage, alu­ at the Probate Office In tho Mu­ Thii Vacant 4 room Cape, full ary 1, 1969. When such second b q l t o n LAKE, Bolton nicipal Building in said Mawdtea- used ccir is cellar, oil hot water heat, FOR SALE—PROPERLY PRICED minum combinations, large ter, be and the same Is assigned guaranteed semi-annual installment, or any room summer home secluded for a hearing on the allowance ot hardwood floors, city utili­ sold over 2 million dollars worth of homes. Which goes wooded lot. Lake plrvlleges. 100'’;.. portion thereof, becomes delin­ hidaway, near water, 3 bed­ Selling for $18,600. Call now. said administration account with ties. Offers Invited. 1 — said estate, ascertainment of heirs ARTHUR A. KNOFLA to prove------when you list with Hayes, things really quent, beginning February 2, rooms, only $9,800. Hayes R . F. D lm ock Co., 649-6246. and order ot distribution, and this $24,000 — East Hartford — 1969, Interest will be charged Agency, 646-0131. Court directs that notice of the NORTH COVENTRY — near time______and _ place...... assigned _ for said Large 8 room older Colo­ Box 807, 876 Main St., Manchester move! from the Due Date of January ... . hearing be given to all i>ersons 1, 1969, at the rate o< flve-tenUis LAKE'FRON’T — ^ Parkw ay. Older three bedroom icnowiT’ to be” interested therein to nial, 6-bedrooms, natural - room year round home. Built- DaU 643-5440; or 649-0938 of one per cent for each month Cape. Three car garage, five woodwork, gorgeous land­ in stove, fireplace, basement, and fraction thereof which shall acres, privacy. Only $16,600. some newwpqper having a clrcula- scaped lot. Oversl’ised sturdy garage. Sandy beach. $18,600. uavon Airpnnv a4A-ni11 t'oh In sadd District, at least seven elapee from the Wme when It H ayes A gency, before the day of saM heoi^ barn. Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- shall have become due and pay­ ------—------. lag, and by maUbig on or before 6324. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 6% June 21, 1968. by certified mall, a $28,900—East Hartford—At­ able until the same shall be The next best thing to a new can tractive room Raised rooms largo ;nodem kitchen, 3 *33® ^ih R^®^mo?: paid. LAKE Williams —water-front Ranch, 4 bedrooms, m bedroom s, excellent condition, Coim.: James B. Coleman. 74 Ly- All taxes $60 or less and all cottage. Privacy, shade, sandy dall St., MlancheBter. Conn.; Kath­ baths, wall to wall carpet­ $23,600. Philbrick Agency Real­ leen Melody, Keeney CSove Drive, AUCTION motor vehicle taxes regardless beach. Call 228-3686, after 4 tors, 649-6347. East Hartford, Conn., and return a used car with a 100% guarantee. ing, exceptional. of amount, shall be due and pay­ make to this Court. __ SATURDAY, JUNE 22nd—10:00 A.M. p.m. JOHN J. WALI^ETT, Judge, $31,500—East Hartford—Off able on July 1, 1988, and become -V ANDOVER — 8 room Raised cc; Eleanor P. Coleman, Admrx. The 100% guorantee means we'll W e give our trade-ins the 16- delinquent after August 1, 1968. Ranch, 2 baths, 3 to 4 bed­ Silver Lane. Four year old, RAIN DATE—SATURDAY, JUNE 29th—10:00 A.M. OBDEB OF NOTICE repair or repioce— free— every tnojor -point Inspection. And fix whatever two family, 3 bedrooms In When such taxes become delin­ Out O f Town rooms, family room, treed lot, AT A OOURT OF PROBATE, low 20’^. Hayes Agency, 846- held at Manchester, within and for working part* for 30 days or 1000 miles, needed fixing before we put them out on each apartment, city sew­ FV)r Alice and Bldred Barrett ait Jdt of R t 44 ft 198, Phoenlx- If Pays To Call Hayes quent beginning August 2, 1968, For Sate 75 0181. the Dlstriot ot Manchester, on the ers. Rents $146 and $160. viUe, Conn. A Targe coHeotion of heirlooms from Latham, Interest ■will be charged from 17th day of June. 1 ^ . Whichevercomesfirst., l , u ^ e Due Date of July 1, 1^ , at ANDOVER COLUMBIA, 100 year old Col- Present. . Hon. Jolm J. Wallctt, How can we do it? Easy. Whichiswherethesearerightnow. $31,900—Bolton — Towering Phillips & Barrett famdljies. ’The Barrotts are moving Into home that just has had electric Judgg. the rate ol fl've-tenths of one onlal, 11 rooms, 2 baths, large Estate of Elsie K. Amer aka. El­ *«ngln. * tronunlnlon . r.or oxla • front axle aiierobll.i . brok# lyitem • electrical lyjlem trees on an nei e lot enhance sma,I0ior residence necessitating 'thio TiquddaUon of antique and heat Installed. Five rooms, sie V. Arner, late of Mancheeler, In per cent for each montii and garage. 1.6 acres, $60,000. 1- said District, deceased. this 7 loom Raised Ranch. some not so antique household and tool category 'iitcms. A par­ fraction thereof which shall porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex­ The Administratrix having' ex­ Two fireplaces, built-lns, 228-3200. hibited her administration n ^ u n t A WONDERFUL way to bring a bright tial listing o f antique iitems: ’Trunks, walnut table, old fashion elapee from the Ume when It cellent location. A good buy at ______garage. with said estate to this Court for accent to a room is an unusual pillow! loe skiaites, covered paper trunks, old desk sot, old wooden fold­ shall have become due and pay­ $12,900. Im m ediate possession. vE R N O N July 16th oc­ allowance, it Is ^ j , These butterfly and star designs make 2'j-26'/i T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- cupancy. 6% room Ranch, fire­ ORDERED: That the 1st day of VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ing crib, picture frames. Books of Knowledge, school books, able until the same shall be July, 1968. at two o’clock aftem^n good use of leftover sewing fabrics and THE 1677. place, garage, treed lot. Only at the Probate Office In the Mu- are easily made. old Almanacs and newspapers, rope bods, wagon wheels, spin­ paid. THE HALF SIZER can be completely at $19,900. H. M. Frechette Real­ nlclp^ Building In said MOnche^ 64 VO LKSW AG EN $1295 65 PO RSCH E $3695 Pattern No. 5315 has applique pat­ Wyman aind Lord COLLECTION DATEJS COVENTRY —• Ranch 4 large ter, be and the same is assigned 66 VO LKSW AG EN $1495 ease in a shirtwaist style this season ning wheels, baskets, old guns, muzzle loader and gun load­ s c Coupe. 'Blue.^AM-FM radio. tern pieces for both designs; full direc­ The Tax Collebtor’e Office in ty, 647-9993. for a hearing on the allowance of Sedan. Bege, beige Interior, radio. 6-Pasaenger Pickup. White, radio. Two ample pockets a c ^ p t'lh e multi- ing equip., ■wagon jxattems, also saw table, fishing equip., high­ rooms. Year round home. sold admlnfeitratton account 'with tions. tho Town Hall on Route 81, dur­ Porch, garage, full basement, ELLINGTON; COUNTRY ele- said estate, ^ aocertalnment______of helra gored skirt and a trim belt nips the Realty, Inc. boy and vanity, rock maple twin beds raid bedroom sets, wooden and order of distribution, and this 65 VO LKSW AG EN $1295 65 VO LKSW AG EN $1245 SEND 3S( in coins plus for first-class ing July, will be open as folios; trees, private beach. Excellent 66 VO LKSW AG EN $1445 mail and special handling for each pattern. waist providing an award-winning pei- tool boxes, -water pump, elec, motors, folding chuck boxes for gance. Seven bedroom Colon- court” 'dtreeJs “that”~notrce of the Sedan. Dark green, beige Interior. Sedan. Blue, vinyl interior, radio. Sedan. Green, beige Interior. formance. Monday—9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. value for only $13,900. Phil­ lal. Circa 1810. This could t>e time and j>Iace asslgnrf for said Anne Csbot. M a ^ e a t ^ 13 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST . camping, cots, top hat, old magazines, new home sewing ma­ Tuesday—9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. hearing be given to all persons Evening Herald. lUW Avm. OV No. 1328 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in HAYES AGENCY brick Agency Realtors, 649- the home you always wanted. known to be Interested therein to 65 VO LKSW AG EN $1195 AimilOAS, NEW YOBS, N.Y. sizes 12'/2 to 24‘/2, bust 33 to 47. Size Wednesday—CLOSED 65 VO LKSW AG EN $1245 67 VO LKSW AG EN $1295 chine, bureaus, old mirrors, commodes, cast iron kiottles, sltep- 6347. Many features include 3 baths, appear and he heard thereon by Sedan. lf«M 14'/2, 35 bust, 3'/« yards of 45-inch. G46-3736 publishing a copy of this order In Sedan. White, red vinyl interior, radio. 113 Sedan. Radio. Print Name, Addreif with ZIP CODE and ladder, wringer type washing machine, tea kettles, coffee Thursday—^9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. extra large living room, form- some newspaper having a clrcula- su it Numher. SEND sop In colhs plus ISO lor tirst-class Friday—9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. BOLTON — Older home, barn, mail and special handlini lor each patlern. grinder, crocks and jugs, books galore, satchels, sleds and al dining iw room, tm RAurins'sewing roomroom, Hoa I" * d d District, at least seven 67 VO LKSW AG EN $2095 63 VO LKSW AG EN $895 YOU’LL want a copy of our new '63 out buildings. 2 building lots 64 VO LKSW AG EN $1145 Sue tounett, Jlanchester MANCHESTER —, 3 bedroom large assortment of tools. An H.O. model railroad, engines, Saturday—Closed. i and tack room. This home of- Ing, and by mailing on or b^ore 113 Sedan. Black, radio. Ohia Cpe. Radio. 5,000 miles. Deluxe Station Wagon. 2-tone green. Spring & Summer ALBUM from which to CLOSED Thursday, July 4, plus land $20,000. Philbrick Evening Heral^ UM AVB. OF Ranch home. Kitchen, dining lights, switches and track and other items 'too numerous to 55 EAST CENTER STREET fers much warmth and appeal 19. clinnie needlework patterns Only 50C AMBWOAS. NEW YOBK, N.Y. 1868 Agency, Realtors, 849-6347. l'Rr the second semester at Manchetter— A City of Village Charm Q ia n S,t, a junta- ma,>ortng' in 1966-67 annual report are still Providenfoo (R J.) Ootiege, available to tho.se town resi­ Next Week About Noise at Drivedn iikinatTftiTfiif and Jdm C. Oul- where he Is now a senfor. In **When You Think of Glass^ (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1968 (Okwstned Advertlalng on Page 11) PRICE TEN CENT’S ntpero of 47 AjOrnonth St, a dents who did not receive The Boqifi. of Directoiw has drants be painted yellow and 1649-4521 VOL. LXXXVir, NO. 214 May he was Inducted into Phi them when they were dis­ For France been ashed by neighbors of the that parking should be prohibit­ Think of Fletcher** m ti^ b o m a n majoctag: . Lloyd o f 218 Ly- Neville of 182 Deepwood Dr., Hster Sts., and bearing the head­ TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS North Korea Claims 20 French students will be com ­ Miaiitln J. Fegy of 95 Oamp- ing, "A Breach of Peace Com­ dril a t was named to the dean’s recently completed a Radio ing to the Manchester area Bids Rejected aoid Rd. and Judith A. Hall of plaint,” was delivered by a from $25.00 to $45.00 Met IMt semeSber at the Od- Fundamantala School at the Aug. 1 as part of (heir trip to 128 Green Manor Rd. were nam­ spokesman of the group, to the Iqgs of ArchtaPture, Oomell Communications and Electronic (the United States. The Town Plamning Octtnmis- ed to the dean’s iUst at (the Uni­ (Brectors manning the board’s UUvwstty, Itheas, N. Y. Schools at the Marine Corps The six ECHS students going don kurt ndglA unanimnusly re­ Now Is the time to bring In your sereens to be repaired. versity o f Conneotlcut School semi-monthly comment sesatai Storm window glass replaced. Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. to PYance are Paul Aeford of jected a pah* of sene change ap- of Pine Arts. last night. Sinking of Spy Ship The Rev. Stephen Price, He Is now taking a ground radio 109 Lnckwood St., Constance pUoeMoiiB, one filed by Alexan­ repair course at the depot. BeIflo(re of 88 Porter St., Cath­ The directors at the seesion der Jorvto, the other by auil- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED cisate of St Italy’s EJplScopal The official board of North erine Macoarone of 82 Haw- were David Odegard, Francis man KeUti. TOKYO (AP)—(North Korea American and South Korean formed by the 314th Air Division Chundi, will conduct a service Methodist Church will meet tho(me St, Baihara Mlassaro of Mahoney end Nathan Agoa- The Jarvis appBcation con­ proclaimed its navy patrol boats authorities had no confirmation command post in Korea that a Sunday at 8:1S a.m. on radio The policy Committee of South Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. BLASS FURNITURE TOPS station WINF. The program Is 67 White St., Rdbert Rioux of tinelll. cerned Center at pnopeirty in sank an enemy spy ship early of any such incident. In Wash­ distress signal had been picked MethodlM Church will meet The Burger C2ief complaint sponsored by the Manchester Fast Haitford and Kathleen the Roosevelt - Alexander St. today in the Yellow Sea and ington a Pentagon spokesmen up today from a South Korean Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the The Emanuel Lutheran Church charges that large groups of MIRRORS (Firaplaee and Ooor) Council of Chtutfws. Beckett of 259 Hollister St. oiren presently dn Budness Zone sent the crew "to the bottom of said that, from a hurried check, fishing boat. church. Vacation Church School wBl young adults, "mostly in cars The trip Is sjponsored by the n . Jarvis, represented by Aibty. the sea to the last man.” "It would appear that this Ini­ This might have been the open Monday at 9:15 a.m. at and on motorcycleo,” congre- PICTURE FRAMING (all types) Organization for Study in I>Yance Without further Identifying tial report Is erroneous.” "spy ship” to which Pyongyang the church. ate there far beyond closing John LaBeUe, proposed, to re­ and America, and will consist the vessel, Pyongyang’s official A Seoul spokesman for the referred, though the report did hours and as late as 2 a.m. zone the 132,000 eq. f t parcel of a four-week hosnestay and a WINOOW and PLATE GLASS Korean Central News agency U.S. forces in Korea said: "As not give the time of the SOS or Concordia Lutheran Church to Bualneas Zone m, possibly The codnplalnt cites fights, broadcast a declaration that the far as wc know there Is nothing the location of the boat. two-week extensive tour of damage to fences and other pri­ for the purposes of putting a See this NEW STANLEY TOOL at.. will conduct a Vacation Church vessel was dispatched by "U.S. to It. We have no report on it." The North Korean account Northern France and parts of vate property, drinking, exces­ kutge chain department store school Monday through Friday imperialist aggressor troops The reaction of South Korean said the vessel was sunk near Belgium. sive noises, obscene language, there. next week from 9:15 to 11:45 who arc engrossed In Incessant military spokesmen was simi­ Boopo, also known as Pukpo, a The group will study the urihating, and sexual licenttous- Oommliaaion membezis said no a.m .at the church. KATHY SATS "COMPARE OUR PMCBS!" provocative acts on the ground lar. small fishing village off the French language and culture, ness. to the measure, citing that, the and will divide Itself Into two FRE23H, NATIVE: Strawberries, Peara, Asparagus, Beet and sea ar>d In the air of late” In Tokyo, anoUier American west coasft. near the 38th Paral­ It states that, when asked by most Intend ve budneas uses Greens, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Salad Bowl, Boston, Ro- groups to Prance. Sister Kath­ should not be In that, (area, that against North Korea. spokesman s.aid he was in- lel between Haeju and Yun- Hospital Group neighbors to desist, the young maine Lettuce, Cukes, and Hot House Tomatoes. ALSO: pyung Island. MANCHESTER leen Allen of New Britain end It w(ould be a further enoroiach- adults respond with abusive Crisp Air Macs and Rome A|^>les! "U.S. imperialist aggressor Sister Immaculate of Manches­ ment ion a Ridgewood St. resl- 1 At CHA Parley language and with threats of vio­ FRUIT: Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Blue, Green, Seed­ troops . . . of late brought a ter will chaperone the group to denttal area and that It would lence. less Grapes, Mirons, P c^yus, Mangoes, Bing Chesrles, mother spy ship near Yunpyung be hosted in the city of Com- eggravofee already xx>or traffic Edward Kenney, administra­ The petition credits police ac­ Grapefrlut, Pineapples, California and Temple Oranges. Island in the West (Y^low) piegne. Mrs. Harold Weldon of condLUens. VEGETABLES: Egg Plant, Belgium Endive, Green, Yel­ tor of Manchester Memorial tion with heing effective wh«i See an/d arouivl dawn of the West Hartford wUl chaperone Keith’s appUoation wias to low Squarti, Leeks, Shalots, Hot Frytag Papers, Cauli­ Warren Successor Hospital, attended the 50th an­ provided, but states that the 22nd perpe(tretcd brigandish the other group to go to the city noises and nuisances remme chang;e from Reddenoe A to flower, Broccoli and Im port^ Red OnkMis. nual meeting of the Connecticut of Auxerre. provocative aerts by again dls- Hospital Association in New Ha­ when the police leave. Riesldenico B a parcel c f land Before arriving In Prance, WEEKEND SPECIAL for A SPECIAL KATHY! patohing spy ship near the ven yesterday. More , than 360 at Franklin and Goodwin Sts., there will be a three-day stop The spokesman for the peti­ Boopo Port," it said. hospital personnel from all parts for the pitrposes o f oonstruct- CHERRY TOMATOES ...... bskt. 3 S « May Spark Dispute over in London.» tioning group said that he had "Patrol boats of the navy of of the state attended the meet­ telephoned the Midwest offices ing a dngie apartment build­ CANTALOUPES ...... 4 for M .0 0 our People’s Army inetantly While in France, the students WASHINGTON (AP) — Three Nations, called him "one of the ing held at the Park Plaza Ho­ of the Burger Chef chain and ing. CUCUM BERS ...... 3 for opened a (»unterfire, sinking will take day trips to such places Republican senators say they greatest chief justices In the his­ tel. that he was assured by its top The oommi salon declared that the enemy spy ship and sending as Mont St. Michele, the Pal­ GREEN or YELLOW SQUASH ...... * lbs. will oppose any effort by Presi­ tory of the United States.” Others from MMH attending officers that the complaints will approving this eppUoation toe spy group ab^rd toe ship ace of Versailles, the Loire Val­ dent Johnson to name a new Warren served for 11 years as the meeting were Paul Somoza, vrauM be "a flagrant example CXIMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! the bottom of the sea to the. last ley, Notre-Dame Cathedral and be checked and that the nui­ chief justice of the Supreme Republican governor of Califor­ assistant administrator; David of epot zoning.” We Now Carry The Manchester Evening Herald man.” STANLEY the Cathedral of Chartres. sances will be eliminated. Court after Earl Warren steps nia, but that state’s Democratic Bourne, controller; William Only three persons appeared s Also Complete Line of SEALTEST Dnliy Products s down. North Korea seized the U.S. Most of the French students House Speaker, Jesse M. Unruh, intelligence ship Pueblo off Harkins, resident In hospi- ait the comment session lEUit Manchester delegation at Democratic State Con­ "For a ’lame duck’ president coming to Manchester are ex­ said Warren’s "contribution to Wonsan on the east coast last pital administration, and Ron­ night, including the one who pre­ to designate the leaxiershlp of the nation and the Ideals for pected to be boys between the io t t o f lo s — RCKikM vention has choice seats in lower middle section of Jan. 23. Efforts to obtain re­ ald Schmalz, personnel director. sented the complaint petition. "THE KING the Supreme Court for many which it stands are Incalculable. Np. M-1M ages of 16 and 23. The OPSA Bushnell Auditorium. (Herald photo by Pinto) lease of 82 surviving American Two officers of the Women’s One other, a Wednesday night iHooring Aids, Gaphos Democrats to Avert Fight years in the future would break He Is a great Californian, a still needs homes here for them, crewme of the Pueblo have so SLIMKNIFE Auxiliary, who also attended the Manchester High School grad­ /FkBM ghls faith with our system and would great American and a great and Miss Laurena Dutelle of P K O w c E r* meeting and later met with the be an affront to the American chief justice.” far failed. Avondale Rd. t^d a teacher at uate, said that he is concerned The Pyongyang broadcast statewide Auxiliary, were Mrs. ARTHUR ORUG 276 OAKLANBi STREET, MANCfilESTER s 643-6884 Other Political Developments people,” Sen. Robert P. Griffin, California Gov. Ronald Rea­ KNNt Illlng Junior High School will that the high school has dropped charged that "all provocative Martin Duke, president of the its wrestling program as of next R-Mlch., told the Senate. gan’s immediate reaction was Manchester Women’s Auxiliary welcome inquiries from pro- Over McCarthy Delegates “ With the court in adjourn­ "I wish he had waited until Jan­ CUTTINe cpectlve hosts. year. He asked the directors to (Sec Page Fourteen) of MMH; and Mrs. Raymond Intercede for its continuance. ment and the American people uary so his successor could be Their stay here will last from ed and Interruprted at several Rockefeller GOP Picking Peracchlo, flret vice president. The program was dropped By SOL R. COHEN Bailey, last night, said, "It’s about to pick a new administra­ apiK>inted by a Republican pres­ Aug. 1 to Aug. 23. They will be points in hiu 30-mlnute address, E¥ERYW m ! when Jack Early resigned and i.u i i t ® lle,” when told that (Soodwln tion which may considerably ident.” taking courses at East Catholic It appears that state said he (Bailey) was al- but never lost his “cool.” reorient the philosophy of our when funds for naats and other Warren himseld plane to re­ RANGE High School in the mornings. Democrats, convening in locating “ a single delegate” to McCarthy people, many of To Tour State Candidates national government, it would equipment were deleted by the turn to California Tuesday for a Their teacher here will be Dan Downtown Main St. Hartford today, will avert a the McCarthy forces, them guests and not delegates, be a major mistake to presume summer vacation. In the court Lone Sailor school board from its 1968-69 HARTFORD (AP) —’ Republl Carney, a teacher at Northwest floor fight between Sen. Goodwin, in a press release, gave Hart a rude reception and HARTFORD (AP)—New York today to fill such an important tradition, he has been silent on budget. FUEL OIL Catholic In West Hartford. Eugene McCarthy support- had attacked BaUey as "the nuany times during his speech, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will can congressional districts con­ post,” said Sen. John G. Tower, the whole matter of retirement, The third person who ap­ begin a campaign tour of Con­ The students will go from here HOUSE Manchester... ers and uncommitted party last state boss in the country,” especially when he said that ventions today are considering R-Tex. as have his aides. ^Saved’ by peared last night complained "those who harshly disapprove necticut at 10:30 a.m. Wednes­ GASOLINE ^New York City and then regulars for apportionment’-®*'^ boasts which persons stand the best Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-S.C., Speculation on why the 77- of illegal parking on Foster St., of President Johnson will find day when he arrives at Tweed- agreed with both of them, add­ year-old Warren chose this par­ ^p[8hington, D.C., before flying of the 44 delegates to tlie alone will dictate the chance to upset the Connecticut nome. between Pearl and Bissell Sts., that history Is not on their New Haven Airport. ing he was "delighted to hear ticular time to step down cen­ Coast Guard BANTLY OIL particularly In' front of fire OPEN 6 Democratic National Con- cobventi®” - side.” After his arrival, Gov. Rocke­ Democrats’ 5-1 upper hand in Chief Jus(Uce Earl Warren will tered on the belief he wished-to hydiwits. He recommended that vention - Bailey, In a short speech when He said toot Johnson’s ' deci­ feller then goes to the Leg;ion the U.S. House. be retiring from the Supreme ensure the llbral tradllon of FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. C O M iA N Y INC State and National Demo- he convened the convention, Casalino Gets all townwide curbs at fire hy- sion to quit toe presidency will Center, op Legion Ave., for a U.S. Rep. Thomas Mesklll Jr. Court. 1 have long favored such his court, which President John- (AP) — Hugo Vihlen’s one-man m MAIN STRfM DAYS cratlc Chairman John Bailey, an said, ” I look forward. In the next g o do'vvn in history as "mag­ meeting at 11 a.m. with inner- fight against the fury of 4,700 of New Britain is the only in­ a move.” son has mostly supported. Partial Grant old pro at compromise and con- 24 hours, to another spirited nificent in motive and very city teen-^ers. All three commented Friday Another, but- related theory. miles of Atlantic Ocean ended dilation, Is expected to allocate Democratic convention and I am cumbent Republican congress­ .T H i TOOL BOX OF THE WORLD RocWvillt l»7S 1771 Thomas Casalino, son of Mr. HALE THURS. likely as magnificent In re­ A public rally will be held on In the wake of authoritative re- was offered by Fred Rodell, off toe coast of Florida Friday 11 or 25 per cent, of the 44 na- open to aU different ideas and and Mrs. Steve Casalino of 11 LIQGEn DRUG sult.” the New Haven green at noon. man from (3onnecticut. He is not ports that Warren had written Yale, Urjiversity law professor with his tiny tub of a boat In the tlonal delegations to the McCar- proposals. We all will do what Dorset Lane, was awarded a • la c * Hart drew loud applause Fdllowiiig toe rally, Gov. contested for renomlnatlon to- Johnson of his intention to bow and authority on the Supreme frustrating clutches of the Gulf PARKADE thy group. ^ people of the when he said, “I myself am partial scholarship to East Cath­ I • • • « ■ NITES till 9 Rockefeller will have a public day in Torrington in the 6th out after 16 controversial years Stream. olic High School recently by OPEN The action will forestall the state and nation, and the out- uncommitted to either Deino- hot-dog lunch outside toe Holi­ that saw the barriers of school (See Page Fourteen) Battered by storm, thrice McCarthy group’s move to come will be a united Demo- craJtlc presidential candidate day Inn, on Interstate 91, in District, which covers the north­ segregation tumble and guaran;- Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La­ :45 A M. to 10 P.M. ■If aground, followed by whales, dies of Columbus, at Its final force a secret preference ballot cratlc Party,even though some and I could, with conviction, Meriden. west mer of the state. tees of the rights of individuals Vlhlen made the first 4,600-odd event of the season, a cookout among the convention’s 960 of us will g o home unsatisfied. ’ support either one.” A welcoming session will be The other districts: vastly exp(anded. miles from Casablanca to Mi­ R o v a l at the home of Mr. and Mrs. delegates, and will eliminate an Goodwin, for Sen. McCarthy, The McCarthy people cheered held following lunch at 3:30 —1st (Greater Hartford): Se(nate Judiciary (Jommittee Goldberg ami by himself. when he revealed that his wife William Stenger. Oastom Home Deeigm aiccompanying action by party And Adlai Stevenson ni, for p.m. at the Hartford Hilton Ho­ Chairman James O. Eastland, Then, betrayed by westerly and the two oldest of his eight State Rep. Elmer Mortensen of He attended Illlng Junior High BbiudiMitor SAT. ONLY! regulars, to commit all 44 of the Vice President Hut>ert Hum- tel, in Hartford. At 4:30 p.m., D-Mlss., said he believes the winds and the swift Gulf Stream children are for Eugene Mc­ Newington and Roger B. Ladd, School where he was in the ac- Btas Priat * Supply Ine. national delegates to the results phrey, wUl speah for seven mln- the New York Republican en­ elevation of an associate justice Boivs Out current, he reluctantly accepted Bf that secret poll. ' utes each at today’s session of Carthy. cellerated grroup, majoring In «f0 Huptford Bd. ters a private meeting with del­ Hartford councilman, remain to chief justice needs Senate a 25-mlle ride on a fishing boat algebra, and participated In MunohMtor, Oonu. The McCarthy group will pre- toe convention, And, everyone laughed when egates and alternates to the from what was earlier a six- confirmation, as was done in to a hero's welcome at Fort 1941 when Franklin D. Roosev­ sports. He Is a musician, and 848-8693 sent two minority reports, on Overshadowed by the contro- he said, “ what is troublesome in GOP National Convention until man field. The convention will Of UN Post Lauderdale. ( BxdL U m t 14M proposals turned down by toe versy over the selection of na- my house is that the family rule 6 p.m., at the Hilton. elt nominated Harlan Flske "I'm sick that I didn’t get to plays several Instruments. be in Hartford. Resoluitions Committee. tional delegates la the nomina- may become.the unit rule.” Rockefeller will attend a fund­ Stone to succeed Charles Evans UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. finish it," he said. "The west The first, a resolution to be (-io® today of Sen. Abralmm It was the change for Hum­ raising dinner at 7:30 p m. aJt —2nd (Tolland, Windham, Hughes. (AP) ___ — ______Arthur _J. Goldberg,...... wind held me off shore and the Introduced by Playwright Ar- Riblcoff for re-electdon in No­ phrey backers to cheer when he the Hartford...... Hilton,...... sponsored------Middlesex and New London con- Constitution says nothing out as U.S. chief envoy stream pushed me north. It was POOL SALE tour MUler of Roxibury, urges vember to his second six-year by toe Republican State Central ties): Former state Sen. Peter about that s^ clflc {X>int, speU- United Nations, Is setting the very worst thing, that could said, "I ’m sick and tired and an immediate halt to all bomb- term. The nomination w;ll be fed up with the notion that (Committee, and will address the P. Mariani of Groton is un- toe need for Senate ^ ^ busy future for himself as have happened. 25% off! tags in North Vle(tnam, a cessa- proposed by Gov John Hubert Humphrey is too close dinner at 8:30 p.m. contested at the session in WllU- confirmation of a justice. lawyer, writer, lecturer, profes- To his chagrin, the Coast tion of hoatiUdities, and peace ne- expected to be by to the president to have views He will depart at 10 p.m. ac­ m antic. Both Johnson and Warren, sor and government consultant. Guard listed him as a "search gotiaitlons involving all parties acclamation. and ideas of lus own.” companied by Secret Service —3rd (New Haven area and however, s u r e l y ^ mindM Goldberg, 59, has paid his and rescue case.” In toe war. The resolutions Keynote Speaker Sen. Philip There was a howl when he agents. Stratford): Stelio Salmona of ^ t the Se^te that spearh^^ gecretary-Gen- Vlhlen shrugged and said. committee had adopted a plank Hart of Michigan, a force- said, “ I don’t believe that Dick NEW YORK (AP)—A group of Orange, the 1966 nominee, re­ ^ In recent w « k s the attack OT eral U Thant. On Monday, after "the (3oast Guard confiscated whlch supports the Paris i>eace tol, witty, intelligent speaker, Nixon can put on enough TV young people supporting <3ov. portedly has an edge over Law- _.______heading the American delega-* my boat. I was ready to sail on omnlbus crime control bill John­ talks and commends President And an old pro at stirring makeup to beat anyone. ” Nelson A. Rockefeller an- rence DeNardis of Hamden and tion here since July 28, 1965, he to South Carolina—or wherever son signed Into law the pq^t ON ALL MEN'S Johnson for efforts to gain an crowd, certainly stirred the one He cautioned McCarthy and Robert Dunn of Milford. The will hand over the job to his sue- the current took me.” week. honorable peace. last night. (Sec Page Fourteen) convention will be in Hamden. cessor, George W. Ball. Vlhlen’s ride to shore in a (See Pago Fourteen) Some provisions of the bill are He W(aa heckled, booed, cheer­ Goldberg announced his resig- fishing boat detracted little The other resolution will be In- —4th (lower Fairfield Coun­ intended to overturn court deci­ nation weeks ago but stayed on from the courageous feat which troduogd by Atty. Sanford Plep- ty) : S(taite Rep. Lowell Welck- sions that restricted the admls^ TROPICAL WORSTED ler of Manchester, chairman of er Jr. of Greenwich goes un­ slblUty of confessions as evl- until he saw the U.S.-Soviet nu- started March 29 when he t)te local Mc(3arthy for President contested to the session In West- de(nce and eyewitness identlfica- clear nonproliferation treaty ap- shoved off from the North Afri- ppoved by the 124-natlon Gener- can coast. group. It calls for a change port. tion made in police Uneups. , ^ His six-foot vessel April Fool NEW In the state’s election laws, to —5th (upper F^^lfld, Water- Despite the rommente in the ^ . provide for a statewide prim­ bury-Meriden): Gaetano Russo Senate, ihere was praise for the historic Journey FOR ary, to choose pledged delegates of Waterbury has the town com­ Warren Friday president of the council In June, lashed to the side of a Coast to a national convention. mittee’s endorsement and is fa­ Arthur J. Goldberg, who left a , to law Prac- Guard cutter which, escorted McCairthy supporters are hold­ vored over Thomas J. Fitzger­ position on the court to become he engaged In Chi- Vlhlen to a landing at the mu- ald of Naugatuok. U. S. ambassador at the United ^®29-61„ and in Washington nicipol pier. Hundreds of well- 1968 ing a 9:30 rally this morning on before entering government wishers roared congratulations. the grounds of the State Capitol. ------service as secretary of labor in "I guess I’ll park it in my ga- SUITS The principal speakers are Paul the Kennedy Administration, rage for a couple of years,” Vlh- • COMPLETE STEEL FRAMING O’Dwyer of New York, a Mc- This time he will practice either len said of the sturdy craft Oajtoy backer and surprise win­ In Washington or in New York, which had brought him so far. <» OZITE CARP^ ON ALL DECKS ner of Ws state’s primary elec­ He has rival offers from firms After the greetings by the Many Famous Names tion for U.S senator; and Rich­ Prompt Signing Seen in both cities and will decide be- crowd gathered on Fort Lauder- > PLUS MANY, MANY OTHER FEATURES ard Goodwin, a form/er ^ e c h - tween them over the weekend dale’s Pier 66, Vlhlen recapped wrlter for the late Sen. Robert on his Virginia farm. his voyage. MICHAEL STERN # BROOKFIELD Kennedy and now a McCarthy PRESENTING The WORLD'S MOSTELEgT n T supporter. I For Tax Hike Bill (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Seven) • CLIPPERCRAFT WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ taxes since 1951 during the Ko­ BACK YARD FAMILY SWIMMING POOLS! dent Johnson Is expected to sign rean war wtien^-€is now—U.S. forces were heavily engaged In within a few days the 10 per electrically Plank Included an Asian war. HOT WATER cent income tax surcharge bill The 10 per cent surcharge Is and taxpayers should find pay- retroactive to April 1 for Indi­ The Metric System: 18 x48' POOL PACKAGE On Fiscal Study checks smaller before the end of viduals, Jan. 1 for corporations. plenty for a srowini family Men's Ughfweighf July. It expires June 30, 1969 unless • 4” SIT ON LEDGE • AUTOMATIC SKIM HARTFORD (AP) — One of It doesn’t make much difference to Dolly The first federal income tax extended. • WINTERIZED LINER • TEST KIT the c|ilef surprises at the State hike In 17 years, coiq>Ied with a A few senators*' warned Debate Starts Again • SAND FILTER • BOnOM VAC whether the water is hot for her bath. Democratic Convention yester­ $6-bllUon cut In federal spend­ against the bill in the final de­ • 41" UDDER • CHEMICALS But, enough hot water makes a big dif­ day was the Resolution Com­ ing, whipped through the Senate bate, but the grreat majority ap­ By ROBERT A. HUNT a leading republican economizer SPORT COATS mittee’s decision to put a new Friday by a surprisingly large peared to feel it was essential to Assoi'iated Press Writer in the House, gives an indication ference in the needs of a growing family. fiscal plank in the state plat­ margin, although passage had demonstrate the fiscal responsi­ WASHINGTON (AP)— The that the debate which started form. Removed by the commit­ Do you have an aggravating shortage of been expected. bility of the government. gram and the meter, the foot when the French adopted the OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-8 • DAILY 10-8 tee was a statement of opposi­ The vote was 64-16 with some Sen. WUllam Proxmlre, D- and the pound—those scarred metric system In 1795 Is likely hot water? So you never have quite tion to a state Income tax. In­ senators predicting that eco­ Wis., argued that it could lead Old veterans of earlier congres­ to continue. enough for all the dishes, cleaning and stead, tj)e committee platform nomic recession, not rekindling to an economic recession in sional wars^—are , about to "What do we need a study of SEE OUR FABULOUS POOLS TODAY! baths for your family? This problem calls for ’« study commission to of faith in the dollar, would be 1969. square off again on Capitol hill. the metric system for," says review "all sources of revenue the result. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., Scheduled to reach -the House Gross- " I ’m sure the Bureau of may be due to an overage or ailing water essential to meet the fiscal Johnson Is sure to sign the said the bill was. certedn to floor Monday is a bill to author­ Standards can give us all too In­ BALL • DAY • IH8HT • fUN. heater which just isn’t up to your needs. needs of the state.” measure despite misgivings on mean shortsighted cuts in ize a three-year study of in­ formation we need.’ ’ FREE BEACH BALLS Upon hearing of the com­ the depth of 'liiandatory spend­ spending for education ahd wel­ creasing the use of the metric Miller is chairman of the ing cut. Just when was not cer­ system—grams and meters^ln 688- 6W 1 There is a simple solution. RENT a save many dollars o ff our mittee action. Governor fare programs. House Science and Astronautics FOR THE CHILDREN Dempsey said he remained op­ tain. White House press secre­ Nor, he declared, will It ac­ the United States. 5 ^ Oil Of T«wr • Call Oolliot brand new Electric Water Heater from regular prices rt ooaita epring to life wiith the lighter, brighter hoped the original plank Is re­ inflation and restoring a sound the Senate in the last CXmgress or plumbing contractor or HELCO for look. Our large ccUeofcton spotlights multed piaids, itaitter- stored by the time the platform raised 10 per cent for Individu­ dollar. ment. and was approved by this same Is finally approver by the full als In the first pay period 16 ” It’s got to come. We can’t go the “ HELCO hot water service plan’’ salls and soUd color blazers. Three-button single vent “The economic problems of house committee but never got Utytes. convention today. days after the measure Is this country result from the oh using our present system and past the House Rules Oimmlt- Republicans expressed opposi­ al^^ed. Vietnamese war and the people do business around the world,” tee, which clears bills for House • Regulars 86 to 46, Longs 88 to 46, 1695 POQUONOOK AVENUE (Route 75) WINDSOR tion to a state Income tax In Passage of the bill marked are beginning to understand It,” says Rep. George P. Miller, D- consideration. ONE MILE SOUTH OF BRADLEY FIELD The Harlford Electric Light Company Shorts SO to 48 their platform adopted at the Gov. John Dempsey, left, chats with State and National Democratic Chairman the first time Congress had (3aHf., a chief backer of the bill. John Bailey. (Herald photo by Pinto) agreed to boost federal Income (See' Page Three) But Rep. H. R. Gross, R-Iowa, (See Page Seven) rOUR im^TOR OWHlB [LICTRIC C O m H Y (At This Low Price, There’ll Be A Slight Alteration Charge) (See Page Foiiiteen)

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