THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1967 PAGE TWENTY-POUR iManrlwatfr Ettwing l|mU> Average Dally Net Preee Run V ' For Tbo tVeek Yhided The WeaAer, . Mh.y 20, 1967 About Town Many Items Face Directors Cloudy, gradual clearing to night, low near eo; fair and ■^^Three ^bmchester area resi For^ Discussion Next Week 1 5 ,2 1 0 wanner tomorrow, high In 80s. dents ai« delegate to a Gen Mtmiche$ter— A. City of Village Charm eral Synod o f the United 'The long agenda facing the to reduce or eliminate water Church o f Christ this week In iBoard of Directors Wednesday pollution. VOL. LX X X V I, NO., 230 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) Cincinnati, Ohio. Tliey are the includes apprdVal of a work Public hearings will be held MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 (Classified Adv^lslng on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Rev. Felix M. Davis, pastor of ing agreement with Local 991, and action may- be taken on Second Congregational Church; American Federation of State, four appropriations to the Mrs. Carl Chinderson o f 116 Ol- County and Municipal E5m- Board of Education, totaling cott Dr.; and the Rev. George ployes; the consideration of $59,969. All are washout items, k. Svans, pastor Of Columbia Rema to be included In a pro to be financed by equal state Cfcngregatlonai Church. posed Capital Improvements and federal grants. Bond Issue for school and mu Other items on the agenda John D. Mlnnlck, son of Mr. nicipal projects; the allocation are: on Admits U.S.'Bombs and Mrs. Wllltem J. Mlnnlck of of funds for preparation of 1. The appointment o f Di 250 WethereU St., Is parUcipat- plans for an Oakland-Parker rector of Public Works Wil Ihg in a U.S. Air Force Reserve Sts. connector; the allocation liam O’Neill to the Adminis Officers Training Corps field of funds for improvements at tration Council for lEconontlc training encampment at Lock- the Olcott St. Disposal Area; Opportunity, to replace Walter bourne AFB, Ohio. and the allocation of funds for S. Fuss, designed. topographical maps for the 2. Consideration of two pro May Have Hit Soviet Ship P vt Daniel W. TiofekJt, son of Northeast Sewer Interceptor posed amendments to the Pen Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Tofeldt Project. sion Ordinance, concerning dis of 70 Mather St, has recently The board meeting will be at ability benefits. completed a field radio repair 8 p.m. In the Municipal Build 3. Consideration of the In course at the Army South ing Hearing Ro-,%n. stallation o f sanitary sewers l/.]V . Nearing eastern Signal School, F t Gor The agreement with Local on Hillside and Buckingham G>ncession don, Ga. 991 must be settled on the Sts. and the assessment o f costs against benefiting property Show dow n basis of an across-the-board Is S e c o n d Miss Mauy Louise Blake of raise for 1967-68. The Local owners. 46 Elsie Dr. and Miss Jane L. had asked for a 30-cents per 4. The allocation of $1,100 On Mideast Wagner of 131 Bolton St have hour raise buf, after negotia for the cost of an oversize During June water pipe in Dartmouth Rd. recently been named bo the tions with Town Manager Rob tXNITED NA'nONS, N.Y. dean’s list foiivthe ^ rin g se ert Weiss, had settled for 20 5. The acceptance of a g;lft (AP) — The U.N. General As WASHINGTON (AP) — from St. Bridget Church of a mester at Albertus-Magnus Col cents. The board, when it sembly approached a showdown parcel of land abutting N. The Pentagon, in the sec lege, New Haven. adopted the 1967-68 General today on whether any call for ond such admission this Fund budget, allowed for a 15- School St., at Union Pond. Israeli troops to leave captured 6. Consideration of the Solu month, conceded today cent raise. Arab lands should depend on the tion of a drainage problem on American hiombers might The Capital Improvement Arabs finally declaring peace Personal Notices items to be considered Include School St. , with Israel. have hit a Soviet ship as 7. Approval of a new salary $879,000 for renovation of old Kflypt. Jordan, Syria and Le iftiey attacked I^phong range for the position o f town er schools, plus ^100,000 addi banon have held that, despite hai^bOr oil installations. engineer. The .proposed range In Memoriam tional for the Lincoln School, their armistice agreements with TTie new incident took. place Is $8,840—611,610. plus sums for air conditioning South Vietnamese Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu, left, and Prime Minister Israel in 1949, the year the Jew Thursday. The previous one was 1>. loving memory of Oeorge N. 7. The allocation of $21,- RiK-eeti who passed away one year Mary Cheney Library and pos Nguyen Oao Ky, shown together in Saigon last year, have joined forces to run ish nation was formed by war, June 2, but the American ad 900 for improvements to East ago. sibly the Municipal Building on the same ticket in September’s presidential electiDn. they remain in a state of war mission that it might have oe- Cemetery. Th,.ugh hJs smile is gone forever, and Police Station, plus Items with her. Egypt has used this to curred was delayed until June Aik Ms hand we cannot touch. 8. The allocation of $5,890 for 20 wl)ile investigation went on. Wt will never lose sweet memories. for improving the heating sys justify keeping Israeli shipping Oi the one we loved so much. Ferguson Rd. sidewalks. out of the Suez Canal. The statement from the De tems In the last two buildings. 9. Consideration of rescind A $20,500 allocation will be The stttowdown llnvotvies two fense Department followed ■nie Rudeen Family ing an Oct. 18, 1966 vote which considered for preparation of rival resolitUons. One intro Circus Recreates Scene of Long Ago quickly on the heels of an an approved a 10-foot-wlde ease Ky Bows, Drops Bid nouncement from Moscow that plans for an Oakland-iParker duced by 15 nonaligned nations ment to the Hartford Gas Co., Recreating a scene familiar to generations past, workmen and t^m s of horses Sts. connector, for opening the calls for an immediate Israeli a "resolute protest” had been running for 1,898 feet from ■load parade wagons from the Circus World Museum at Barahoo, Wis., aboard FOR area for industrial use. withdrawal from Egypt, Jordan lodged over such an incident. Keeney St., over Globe Hollow and Syria, and asks that only double-length flat railroad cars for trip to Milwaukee. The $1.5 million collec The U.S. statement: A $20,000 allocation will be land. An explanation of the tion of circus wagons will appear in the Fburth of July parade highligliting "During an attack on the Hai considered for constructing a after withdrawal should the Se Cosmetics proposed rescinding action will curity CouncU consider "ques Old Milwaukee Days. A steam locomotive pulled the train. phong petroleum storage facil dike and access road along Hop be given at the meeting. For Viet Presidency tions pertaining to the situation ities located in the dock area in Brook and for other Improve- Haiphong two U.S. aircraft as ITS menls to the Disposal Area, all in the area.” ries. Now there is no posslbUity makes him virtually unbeata signed to protect the bombing designed to add two or three Offshore Oil Gains SAIGON (AP) — Pies^ Latin-American and Western of a split in the armed forces.” ble. delegations intended to submit a Third Night of Trouble planes from ground air defenses years to its vise. LONG BEACH, Calif.—Some sure from military col Camel What? Liggeffs The premier was reported to The ’Thleu-Ky combination resolution today to have the as attacked an air defense site ap A $25,000 allocation will be 20 oovmtries around the world leagues forced Premier Nguyen Cao Ky to with have told his staff later: "We also eliminates the possibility sembly call for the withdrawal KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) proximately 6(X) yards from the At The Paricade considered for topographical are producing oil by offshore have made some mistakes in that their competition would of troops and the renunciation of location of the ship which the mappings in the Northwest drilling. ’The production equals draw today as a candidate — "Two camel what?” ask our relations with Gen. Thieu, split the military, a fear the Arab belligerency, provide for a 30 Hurt, 100 Arrested ed the police dispatOher. Soidets state was damaged. MANCHESTER Sewer Interceptor Area, a joint 4 million barrels a day. By the for president of South but now let’s start working to United States has been express U.N. representative or mediator “ Although pilots are under project of the town and the mid-1980s It may exceed on Vietnam. He will run in gether.’’ ing since Ky and Thieu both "Two camel saddles," re instructions to avoid Soviet to help with a settlement and plied the caller. 8th Utilities District, designed shore output. stead for the vice presi Obviously Ky, the extrovert, decided to run for president. ask the Security CouncU to work In Buffalo Race Biots shipping. It Is ixissible that cer any of you good neighbors Exiplained Margaret King, M feel the same Sure of speedy, easy shopping. Our shin dency on a ticket headed by had lost a great deal of power ’The Thleu-Ky ticket was ex on further problems. tain of the ordnance directed at BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Police estimated that about 1,- who reported the theft of the
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MANCHESTEliilBVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 ------1— ------PAOR PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 V ern o n 9:80 la owned by Joseph' Stag-: l(a AcUvlUes Monday with a re- and $6,889 for the sanitary sew da in Columbia. He-haa -Jjta- cord enrollment of 876 mem- Contracts Let er main. T o lla n d C oventry r steins and Brown Swlas, beta. Mra. Leslie Denley, Chll- The Board of Directors, Tues CD T e t Sheinwold on Bridge At 12:15 p.m. the toUT 'J ^ I , .drfen'5 LlbraHah> ie tn charge of For Town Jobs day night, will consider allocat irS FANTASTIC! School O u tj Playground In reach the Horace PcAee '.the ^program, Manchester’s ' CivH De ing an additional $1,100 for the CEEDIT ITAUANS in Somers to look at hik' lm r j . ( In Trait^i^ Yhe town has awarded a con- Dartmouth Rd. project, to meet Prepare Ppr School Board Will Return fense airens will be sounded G O P P a n e l AND BLAME NOBODY As Park Programs Start seys. At 2:l5^toe tour win rSgOh t i u l J. Roshka J r „ son pf' trkbt to Hartford Rd. Enterpris the costs of an oversize water •It 11 Am. tomorrow in * the Stephen Kuca! Farifi 'Un Mr. and Mrp. J. Roshka es of Manchester for fumlsh- pipe. three-minute test ot the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD '■ Bdhioola let dhdklren out Mat Somers for a look at Guef 8*’. o( 68 RbWIi Rd., is in . a $31,000 to General Fund warning aydtcni. N o m in a te s kmoh, arts and omflta work will Itig the dog warden with a four- On* reason the Italians won J week and the five VcoviKm paries abait at 1 pan. At 8:J5 it is the Kuca ¥& tJ,8. Air Force f t ^ r v e Officers Summer Hpir ., The test Is conducted on in Ellington for mbri Oitoif Twining CorfMl ' field training door, six-cylinder station wag- Hu Board of Bdu^atiin Junior High Honor Holt atu- the world championahlp a few faiul pUaygmounds let them In this (Miss Stibran Ytoung, Veltwn^ Chile’s 22 Lead All the flidt Saturday oC each Tow n S late weeks ago Is that they never |4 H /“ seys. J encampment ht Ldekboume Air Wedneaday night agreed to tum dents for the fourth quarter to evaluate the ay»- • a> ■week. Supervlaed J>rogiama be- phyaiical education instructor, |. Frfce Base, Oliio. ' SAiNTIAGO—Chile has more were announced yesterday by let up. Today’s hand shows how The official judge Is^liled The vehicle, a 100-B Travel- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE' • back to the general fund of the tein’s eflfecUvenees. U A n rgOn Wadneadby and will con- wMl supervise the whole pro- ifwi savings and loan institutions high school principal Howard > Tbe RepiMioen Nomlnstlng they virtually forced the North gnam. Head counselors, aW col- Us of Gilead. The 4-H ju
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J ^ - ^/ ■ PAGE FOUR MANCHESTjER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 PAGE n V B that a supermarket chain In in about 6,000 gas stations began fund. He also pointed to indus in March and was to end In fT m U S U r trial development, a balanced Stratford Police, New Jersey recently dropped a velopers of the Bubditrlslon, and call Howard Metcalf If an emer game on the ground it "made no June. . budget, development of recrea ToUand Supermarket Games’ Seen tion areas in ' the town aiid Firemen Protest Everett Gardner, surveyor of gency arises. Tug-of-War Developing improvement in sales." "But it now has been extend the subdivision. An A&P spokesman said Its ed indefinitely,’ ’ he said, "which Mayor Won’t maintenance of the council form For Higher Pay The wltneisses testified the Manchester Evening Her stores used a game "where they indicates it’s successful.’ ’ of government. Court Compromise Reached plans originally were present ald - Tolland correspondent, Over Actress^ Funeral BOURNE BUICK think it helps sales, where they S’TRATFORD (AP) — Nearly As Necessary Nightmare Run Again ed the PZC on June 6, 1986. Bette Qiiatrale, tel. 876-2848. have to be com p^tive." Manchester Evening Her 100 off-duty flremeh and police NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — the car, Ronald Harrison, 20, of ald South Windsor correspond The PZC requested a sanitary The once-beautiful body of Bux Mississippi Clity, Miss. Spokesmen for \the service Mayor James H. ’Throws will men — including some from Between PZC^ Developers s NEW YORK (AP) — The men lean Oil C3o. have teamed up to games In 1966, estimated Henry X15 Engine Fails ent, Ann Lyons, tel. 644-8582. Bridgeport — conducted a dem engineer’s report on Augqst 15, om Jayne Mansfield, victim of a Mickey Hargitay Jr., 8; was who dream up the games people run the identical contest slmul- Reichman Sales Builders Inc., station chains feei^ much the not seek re-election to the town with which the developers com USED CAR SALE violent highway collision, lay told by hjs father that his moth same way. onstration Thursday for better A compromise agreement be size from three-quarters to Bobby Kennedy play aA supermarkets and gas taneously. which developed some of them. At 107,000 Feet; council in the fall election. wages and Working conditions one acre and minimum road piled. The report, prepared by today In the white-tiled morgue er "had a date with God.” "As far as we can tell, the tween the pitaiming and zoning Richard Lorrfbardi, was filed Nations for $100 mill a year In Those who patronize the more Poncher says: "More than 600 Mayor Throws said "after South Windsor for policemen and firemen. frontage from 150 to 200 feet. Heads Adventure here as a quiet tug-of war over "He is a smart boy,” said games don’t really improve Pilot Glides in commiasion and developers of with the commission ;Sept. 19. cash and prizes say they are than 1,200 outlets of the two national sweepstakes were held much deliberation with my fam The pickets paraded around The decision, based 6n sanitary her funeral developed. Hargitay, his eyes flooded with 1965 Mercury Montclair 2-Dr. Hardtop $1895 your sales,” the Mobil spokes the Wayne Manor subdivision here to stay. But many of the chains in the Chicago area will In 1966 In retail outlets, an In- ily ar(d my law partners, I have Break Disrupts Stratford’s Town Hall. Most of and health reasons, was ap Gottler attended the Dec. 12 On the Colorado Matt Clmber, estranged third tears and his voice, choked with man says. "The volume of gaso MUDD'LAKE, Nev. (AP) — \ sponsoring merchants see them get bingo cars and numbers to crease of approximately 67 per decided not to seek re-election them were members of Local has been reached aifter one day proved last^ September. djdi^tlng of the PZC, 'demanding > husband of the 34-year-old ac emotion. "He understood.” 1965 Buick LeSabre 2-Dr. Hardtpp . ..$2095 line sold is pretty much inflexi ’The engine of the X15 rocket as a necessary nightmare. paste on them. Numbers picked cent over 1960. Expectations are to the council this fall.” Water Service 998 of the International Associa of testimony In 'f'olland Coun The commission agreed to en approval of the subdivision LEE PERRY, Ariz. (AP) — tress, rushed here after her Miss Mansfield was' coming ble. ’There are so many cars and plane failed ’Thursday at an alti 1964 Oldsmobile 4-Dr. Sedan ...... $1695 "Almost every oil- compay up at the supermarket are good that In 1967 the number will Commenting that his reasons tion of Flri Fighters, AFL-CIO, ty Superior Court. force the decision on all sub plans under the threat of court Four rafts loaded with Kenne- death Thursday and said he here for a scheduled appear they use so much gas. So, if tude of 107,000 feet but its pliot Walter service w«a efisrupted' wishes it didn’t have to get in- on the blng cards passed out at reach 700. The premium iiTdus- are purely personal, the mayor and Local 47, Association of Superior Court Judge Joseph divisions not yet approved by action. The PZC stood Its dys, friends and a kayak leave would plan the funeral. ance on New Orleans television 1964 Buick LeSabre 9-Pass. Wagon . .$1795 volved in these games,” says a the service station and vice ver- try, which supplies the mer- your gas sales improve during maneuvered the craft to a safe Im the Woodland; Parit a j ^ yes- today on a Colorado River expe landing after an eight-minute said he had put his family sec Federal, State, County and Klau did not issue a writ of it. Several large subdivisions ground, requiring the larger lot Husband No. 2, movie muscle station WDSU-TV at noon Mobil OH. Corp. spokesman, sa. Winners can get either mer- chandise prizes for the consum- one of these promotions, it teildiay by a break In a water size. dition. glide. ond to town business for four Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO. . mandamus against the PZC as had been presented to the man Mickey Hargitay, also flew Thursday after finishing her 1963 Buick Electro 4-Dr. Hardtop. whose company sponsors "Safe- chandise or cash prizes ranging er motivation contests, recorded doesn’t mean more gas is being mlain on Beelzebub Rd., approx- There was no immediate ex years during his two terms on The demonstrators distributed required by Arthur Cottier and board in the form of prelimi The writ of mandamus ac Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, D- here. He went first to the bed second show at the Gus Stevens Air conditioning ...... $1495 ty Pays.” "But once the com- from $1 to $1,000. about a 30 per cent increase in sold; it means one of your com Imiaitely a Jialllf-onjile from Ell planation for the failure, which the council and has taken time a statement saying they sought Werner Kunzll, developers of nary plans prior to a hearing tion then was filed in Decem N.Y., his wife.and seven of their side of their three children — restaurant and supper club in petitors is louing a bit of his ington Rd. petition geU one started, then Although slightly more sophis- volume last year — topping the also knocked out the plane’s he can no longer afford from "higher wages and to bo able the subdivision. The writ on ^ e increased lot sizes. None ber 1966. It called on the court children head the party which Injured when the car carrying Biloxi, Miss. 1963 Buick Electro 4-Dr. Hardtop ...$1295 sales.” Walter comipianiy cpowb were you’ve got to get In to keep your tlcated, "Double Sweepstakes $3 billion level." communications. his law practice. to negotiate a pension plan with would have required automatic of the developers had ' made to order approval o f the plans plans to float 87 miles from this Miss M ayfield rammed the She' was to return to Biloxi able to bypass the break with share of the market." Bingo” Is a close relative of oth- "Consumer surveys,” he An Esso, spokesman says: Between the time pilot MaJ. "I have considered the alter the town, for an unbiased per approval of the subdivision. out the formal application or with three-quarter acre lots. Northern Arizona community to rear of ai big truck east of the later Thursday and was to en 1963 Buick LeSobres a sysitem a t valves and reac The men who Invest the er game or sweepstake promo- adds, 'I'.show an increasing de "Most of the oil companies are William J. Knight cried "shut natives and wishes of some who sonnel appeals board and for No copy of the agreement is put up the $25 filing fee. The proposed subdivision is Phantom Ranch in Grand Can clty^ tertain Seabees today at the "3 to choose fro m "...... $1095 games disagree. ti^ng staged periodically on el- sire of poppers to vie ‘palnless- not in this by choice but by tivate a well in ithe Woodland on file at the county clerk's yon National Park. down” and the plane landed have urged me to continue. I honest negotiations with the The developers informed the on Polk Hill, off Rt. 74, over Hargitay said his former Navy mobile construction bat Jerry Poncher, board chair- ther the local or national level ly’ for cash, automobiles, trips, competitive necessity. I don’t Park area to. tamiporarily re office. PZC chairman Walter They plan to camp tonight at 1963 Olds "88" 4-Dr. Hardtop...... $1395 near here, ground crews did not have also considered the sense town council” PZC they would take court ac looking the center. wife’s mother and atep-father, talion training center at Gulf man of J&H^Internatlonal Corp. or both. electrical appliances, house- think any of the companies par store service. ’The well is not Beaton explained last night the Vasey’s Paradis after several know its fate. of accomplishment in public ser Patrolman Joseph Berke, a tion against the commission if Atty. Sol Kerensky repre Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Peers of port, Miss. of Chicago,*one of the compa- Esso Standard Oil Co. has wares and the other prizes of- ticularly wants to play these regufcwlly used by the company, agreement calls for revll?wing hours of river riding. 1963 Chev. Bel Air 4-Dr. Sedan. The X15 glided upward to 160,- vice to the town and this makes spokesman for the policemen’s the larger lot sizes were en sented the developers and Town Dallas, Tex., also had come nles that think up the games, "Tlgerino” , for example. Shell fered by these contests.” games. As far as improving since the waiter supply is not the 49-home subdivision on its Four to six hours a day will 000 feet before starting its long, the choice a difficult one,” May union, said "a way has been forced. The PZC stood by its Counsel Robert King repre here about Miss Mansfield’s 6-cyi., automatic...... $945 says: ‘"These contests are not OIL Co. has '"The Americana This consumer desire to "vie sales, you can say the games do suflficienit for the entire area. original merits, as presented to be spent shooting the rapids and tense plunge back to hard des or Throwe said. found” to grant pay boosts to decision and has been notified sented the PZC. funeral. , Brazil Diversifies only here to stay, they will ac- Game” , Sinclair OH Corp. has painlessly’” howeger, is causing that by putting you on an equal The well formerly was owned the commission last August. riding on the river. The rest of 1962 Buick LeSabre 4-Dr. Hardtop . .$1095 ert land. Knight jettisoned his Noting his appreciation for policemen. by four or five developers of . FIrenwn to Parade celerate rapidly in popularity in "Dlno Dollars” , Great Atlantic paln to some of the superniarket footing with the competition. If by the Woodland Park Assn. The town is hiring the Buck the time will be taken up by He said it would be private BRASILIA—Brazil has up remaining rocket fuel and used the spirit of cooperation that The town council appropriated pending legal action. .Btembers of the volunteer 1962 Rambler 2-Dr. Sedan ...... $495 1967 and the years ahead.” & Pacific Tea Co. has "Bonus and service station chains. you don’t have a game and the Water service and presBure funds to pay policemen for court and Buck engineering firm to swimming, floating on air mat but declined to elaborate. One rooted more than .500 million only a pressure altimeter and has prevailed during his terms The Wayne Manor case was fire department will march in other fellow does, you probably was restored in about two hours, complete a sanitary engineer tresses, fishing and hiking. funeral home said: "We’re coffee trees and in their stead One o f the latest games on and ’Tidewater Oil Co. a spokesman lor the super- gravity meter as working in in office, the mayor said he does time, he said, but that the 1967 the first to reach the courts. the firemen’s parade and mus 1962 Tempest Convertible ...... $595 3 waiting furthef word from the the sales promotion scene is "Flying Aces.” market industry said that since will lose sales.” struments. not intend to retire from politics wdith the exception of soma Connecticut Legislature passed ing FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! 16 TIMELY SPECIALS. . . EACH ONE PRICED RIGHT! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DNLY! 16 TIMELY SPECIALS. .. EACH ONE PRICED RIGHT! BUHD. 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Compar. at 1,59 each set a t 2 .98 «ach S 8 t MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST pivit "OIARG|.ITl Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. i!; Bt Grand Wayl MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Open Mon. thru Sat. 9i30 A.M. to 9 P.M. y ^ • 3 M O H PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 iiaturl][p0tpr den firesh guarantee of higher prosper-- ity and higher inoome and more spend ing money available is news to all of us, Open Forum lEttPttltu^ IfpraUn and that we would rather encoimter it THOMAS r. FEmOUSON and feel It In our own pocketboohs "Boys (Fighting 'A number rUBUSHBD BT THB Deaerve Snpportf’ HKRAU> FR D m m 00„ INC. for real before we obligate ouraelvea to area atudenbs 13 BljaeU Areet pay higher taxes in order to keep our MmnefaeMer. Conn. To tiha Editor, mastar’a, bachelor's, and nurs' WALTBIR R. itelOUSON selves from spending it all. Ing degrees from universities, PubtlalM re I am wirilttlnig tHIh M ter tio: the etate’e delegation to the Founded October 1, 1881 Seldom has tiliere seemed such a vivid nasit my viote, tor wfaalt iPHu colleges and nursing schools B.A National Convention and be this month. Tulane: Roger V. Cheney,, of 8) Movie PubUohed Every Evening Except Sundays oontrast betwiiien what such an econo wiooith, itor the twIhioMieiEuriMl Nebraeka’a favorite son. 8-32) Mike D o u rlu and HoUdaye. Entered at the Poet Office at mist dalms the nation needs and what mippoct and benkiag of Iba- Those receiving master’s de 21 Elro St.. B.A. J But to even get on the dele .0) P e rry Mason Manchester, Ooim., as Second CHaea Hail Springfield College: Fred U) Merv Oriffln (Matter. ihe ordinary citizen feels would be beat b o ^ in VUaitinaim. I £ n t know grees by colleges are: gation, Tiemann will have to .18) H lchway P atrol for his own welfare at the moment. , wtiait all the aigtan'ent tis about, Harvard; Donald L. McLagan erick McCurry of 51 N. Elm win a etatewide election for (to) laXUi (or Today SUBSCRIPTION RATES St., B.S. ' (SO) Rlvertmat Payable In Advance The degree of this 'Contrast leads us but I do tblnk it’s a paithatio''’ of M Oxford St., M.BA. delegate In 1968. That thla Is ’The Munstera One Y ear ...... 330.00 Bfiaine (bat there should have Duqueane: Paul A. Gagnon of Southern (Connecticut State: not a Certainty for Nebraska’s . . FUm \ Six Montto ...... I U.OO to wonder Whether Mr. Ackley was Mlcs Sieglende K. Ganzler of 6 (40) P e te r Jennings (C) \ T h r ^ M onths ...... 6.60 ev«r been a question about the *’ SI Santina Dr., M.B.A dynamic Ooveihor Is a sure 6:00 ( ai840-ia) News (C) \ One Month ...... 1.86 really discussing economics, or merely baokllng of the boys in Vletnun Foxcroft Dr. B.A; sign of the Republican schism (to-40) S um m er HUgnllgiita \ the war In Vletnem. University of Connecticut: M EM BER O F by any (and alU) ocigantmitionB Miss Dorothy Jacobson, M.A., University of Bridgeport; found throughout the country (3(1) McHale’s Navy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS He could merely have been saying to staat wiMh. Douglas Pearson of 118 Pearl and now even in these Repub (31) W bat’s New? The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled and Robert Zering of 86 Bret- St. B.S. (18) M erv Griffin to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis that the war in Vietnam Is going to last I do not question tbs itglit * ton Rd., bachelor in insurance lican plains. to) KOlaml Underoover (34) NET Piturhouse patches credited to It or not otherwise credit a long time, and thus bolster up the Of dissent otf any tndtvMual. ” Boston University: Elliott S. 1967 P uMW mos Newspaper (40) Bronco (40) Ranao (C) ed In this paper and also the local news pub- administration. Syndicate 6:30 ( 8) Peter Jennina (C) T.H .E. Cal (C) llshod economy tor a long time, and also cost Dveryone is entitled to theBr Trinity College: Robert Ste Bursaok of 46 (Conway Rd., (34) StruWIe for P»ce (R) 8-40) Phyllis DlUer (C) All rlifhits of republlcatlon of special dis own o|itallon, but my honest'’ B.A.; Miss Georgeann G. Min ( 3-13) W afier Cronkite (C) 10:00 8-40) A vengers (C) patches herein are also reserved. us a lot more money than anybody orig phen Oioggia of 87 Main St., der of 613 Main St., B.M.; Miss (10-23^) Huntley-Brinkley (13) M M e inally Imagined, so we need to raise tax oplinDoo Is the cHfisent shoUhl'- MjS.; Miss Judith Ann (Mozzer (34) World of Oert Sandburg A search started for the baby. The Herald Printing: Company Inc., as oome 'bsflore the oonfliict beoeme Susan E. Burke of 76 Pros 6:46 (lito) News (10303330) Laredo sumes no financial responsibility for typo- es in order to pay tor it. of 22 Bremen Rd., M.A.; and Open Forum 7:00 (34) 'What’B New? 10:30 (18) Subscription TV Her crib was found with a leg of Braphical errors appearing: In advertisements so bnnolved. Now Itaat we are-- Robert E. Persons Jr. of 27 pect S t, Rockville, BR; and (30^) New*. Weather U:00 ( 3-8 (CJ. 1(^133330-40) and other reading matter In The Manchester This doesn't make any pro^iosed tax Invntved, the boys flUghOng tMs Miss Wanda S. Thompson of 25 (10) McHaJe’s Navy News. Sports. Weather the television set rammed Evening Herald. Goslee Dr., M.S. (Continued from Page 6) (to) Huntley-Brinkley (to) fUenard Diamond . through It. Increase in itself much more wdoome, war deMve our aujiiicdt. Rensselaer Polytechnic in Fernwood Rd., BA. ('^) Truth or Consequences Il:il5 (40) ftm rts F inal F\ill service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc. but it does at least excuse us/from seem The monate at the men In Wlllimantlc State College: Iber of today’s high school 1(1:20 ( 3) r a d ^ Spectacular A moment later the parents Publishers Representatives — The Julius stitute: Kenneth Wood, David ( 8) ’Twlllifht Zone 11:30 (1030-3^) ’T onl^ (C) found Christina-stlll asleep In Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chl- ing to have brought It upcm ourselves, Vtletnaim has been good, and I Peck, George Snyder, all of William J. McCarthy and Ron students. ( 3 ) DeaUn Valley (112) N ew sbeat ca«a, Detroit and Boston. think taht It's every Individ-' ' ald P. Valluzzi, >both of Man (40) You Asked for It ( 640) Joey Bishop Show side the shade of a table lamp. by our crime of making a i^ having too Manchester; Jacob Hoffman, We would like to point out (to) Newsreel (13) (Movie uoITb responsibllUty to see th a t» chester, BR.; Joseph P. Eaton MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUIA- much money. It is not easy to convince Alfred Peduzzi, Richard Eriks that Mr. Thorp himself par SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LISTINGS TIONS. it remains good. A man that ... son, Hans Heynau, Donald Far- Jr. of (Coventry, BA.; William ticipated In a program similar ourselves of our guilt in that respect. goes into comlbeit with a good " Zeigler Jr.’ of (Coventry, B.S.; Friday, June 30 Let the tax increase. If It comes, be 111c, all of Wapplng; Alan Ross, to the one that he objects to imonale and the knowledge that ;.: Miss Dorothy W. Hull of Tol now. something somebody does to us, not he’s being aufpparted by home Milton Wallace, Robert Mc- land, B.S.; Timothy L. Lytl- Radio something we bring upon ourselves. toiliks £tands a better chance at s Crillis, all of Vernon; Allen Earlier this year at (3oven- (This listing Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15 Dale, John Kendall, Harvey kainen of (Columbia, B.A.; (Miss A Status For Jerusalem enirvlval than the man that goes ' Barbara E. Craft of Vernon, try High School, Mr. Thorp, minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) into combet flUled wHth fear and Weiner, Jock Gorr, Thomas Mr. Loyzlm, and Mr. Moriairty, Hie perlmpe Impossible objective that Johnson, Paul Misoda, Thomas ^ D«lcek of all candidates for the state leg WDBC—1366 7:00 ’The World ’I\>nlght Turning Off The Crime doubt. 6:00 Dick Robinson 7:16 Frank Gifford dhnuld be sought in trying to create a Regardl'ess of how we here at ^ Qulgley, David Roger, all of islature from Andover, Bolton 6 :00 Joey Reynolds 7:36 Washlngtion Week Just three years ago New York’s Rockville; and Wilbert Danesl Central Connecticut State (Col- and Coventry, were invited to 9:00 Ken GrIHIn 8:00 News abaltus tar the dty of Jerusalem is that home feel, I have yet to talk lege; Mrs. Diane C. Baglin of 1:06 News, Sign Off 8:l0 Speak Up Hartford great Central Paik was most famous and Charlea Mayer, both of speak to the student body. 11:90 Barry Farber Show of a status in wlhlcih nobody any longer to a veteran of the Vietnam T- T v rn -X m r Ol'ott St., B.S.; Miss Emllle W BCH-616 12:00 Comment has any live instinct or inherited urge tor its murders, for the hazards lurking war 'that is opposed to our be ToUond, all received bachelor ^ Depending on one’s political 6:00 Hartford Highlights 12:15 News, Sian Off of science degrees. 7:00 News WTIO—1086 to seerk the conquest and possesslion of along Its paths. ing in Vietnaim, not beoouse " < B.S.; Mrs. Delores C. Buckhout persuasion, any one of the can 8:00 Gaslight 6:00 Afternoon Edition Now It iB famous tor its bizarre they are “vtcdous kfilens" but University of Connecticut of 11 Griswold St., B.S.; Miss didates might have been in 12:00 Quiet Hours 6:16 Americana the dty. School of Liuw: Stewart Oltlln W FOP—1410 7:20 (2he4 HunUey just possibly because they have!^* Penelope Rudd of 112 Summer terpreted as “controversial.” 6:00 Danny Clayton Show 7:30 News of the World It may be imposdbile, but that is, we kinds of happenings, mass parties, mass of 29D Mt. Vernon and Ronald lived with and around the Viet St., B.S.; Miss Mary A. Sim Each of the candidates ex 7:00 Lee "Babl ’ Simms Show 7:46 Joe Garaglola Should say, the ideal. That would be, if concerts, some ptenned, seme Im namese peofple and they know /*. A VUIanova of Snlpsic (Lake 12:00 Gary Girard Show 7:60 Sing Along it could be attained, one of the things promptu, some 'oommerdallly sponsored, mons of 183 Maple St., B.S.; plained his personal political WINF—1336 7:66 Red Sox vs. Athletics they need help. Granted, they Rd., both of (Rockville; Warren Richard L. Gagne of 228 Oak o:00 10:40 David Brinkley helping toiward a stable peaee in Pales some (financed by private donation. The A Gower of 63 Echo Dr., Ver- philosophies, his party’s plat 6:16 Speak Up Hartford 10:46 Nightbeat may be ofiposed to the t^ e of * St., B.A.;- Miss Noreen A. Leb form, and then distributed 6:00 News 11:00 News tine, j Park itself has been turned Into a kind ■war being fought, or the type " Jhon; Tli'Omas G. Dennis of 300 6:16 Barry Farber Show 11:16 Investm ents. W eather. Sports er of 84 High St., B.A.; Miss printed materials to the stu 6:46 Lowell Thomas 11:30 ’The Other Side of the Day How can such a status be achieved? of tuiibuD'ent rirous; some of the com of weapons used, etc,, but thi^ BSUngton Rd., South Windsor; Jean McKenzie of 44 Victoria stm feel they are iflghiting tor and Edward S. Guld F MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M AN^ES'i'Eh, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 j Pages 11 to 20 PAGE TE N Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 lEoMiing l^rraUi ~ ~ U .S. Pilots Hit WilUam Willis Graduates Hartford Man Faces Charge Ky Bows, Drops Bid Obituary Red Air Base, Sails Off Again; Among this year’s June grad In Connection with Break uates were many who received Port Facilities Town Takes WUUam E. Mahoney England Is Goal associate degrees or diplomas A 28-year-old Hartford man vision and charged Aeveral For Viet Presidency William H3. Mahoney, 68, o f from two-year coUeges and charged oariy this morning, _ (Oontliuied from Page One) (Continued from Page One) (Oontlmied from Page One) $32,000 Aid 76 Walnut St. dted swddenly technical schools. A list of Man- " say either one or more sector, the U.S. Command re- Will she worry’ Chester and area graduates by breaking and wtering involved Mlnh’s vice presidential run* early this morning: Wb home. porj[ed. A U.S. Mariiie plane on cussions of the' Ky and Thleu Mr. Mahoney waiei horn Sept., ‘•Evervbody asks me that. Oi schools Is as foUows: with crtmirtal Intent, after po- m the break, and the man seen nlng mate, lawyer Tran Ngoc' For Schools a support mission accidentally candidacies. Sources said the Lieng, a former minister ot wel*- 1898 In Manchester, a son of course I will worry some. But I Mitchell College: Miss Don- jice s&y he was seen in the area operating tte ca r was wearily bombed a unit of the 1st Marine council had decided to name a fare under Ky, said Mlnh woulif Federal and state aid alloca- Gann and EJllen Kennedy Ma have great faith In my hus- na M. Senkbell of 49 Gardner o f the Phllbrick Building at 364 a light ^Irt, Mad broad should- Regiment about 20 miles south caretaker government to run honey, and Uved In Manchester band’s'’ health, judgment and St. and Robert M. Samuelson Main St. shortly after the build- era, dark bushey hair sndand was return to SouUi Vietnam Satur tlona already earmarked for in his late twenties. west of Da Nang. South Vietnam while Ky and the Manchester schools, which moat of his life. He was a U.S. gai^j«f aWUty. He wiU come of 108 Hemlock St. j^g was broken into, Other Air Force pilots found a day or Sunday. Yesterday and early this Thleu campaigned. total more than $82,000, were Army veteran of WOrld W|ir through, I know that." , Endlcott Junior CoUege: Miss Frank J. D’Alessla, truck convoy 24 miles northeast But now’that the two men are So far, aU Indications are that morning police investigated unanimously endorsed by the n , serving In India. Befiore lus WHTia\once summed up the Joyce A. Baldyga of 439 HU- o „ g, crutch, was held In of the Mu Gla Pass and report- on the same ticket. It was not the Armed Forces OouncU several other breaks. Board of Education at Its meet retirement a few years ago, he motivation for hls daring voy- Hard St., Miss Constance R. jjjg arrest at 3:30 this ed destroying of damaging 18 blear If there would still be a would not permit Mlnh to re At 164 E. Center St., the of was employed In the mainten ages Nadeau of 183 Grandview St. jnojijiijig and presented at court trucks and trailer vans. caretaker government. The de- enter South Vietnam. It Issued a ing thia week. fice of Atty. Eugene Kelley was In sepairate actions, the board ance department o f Piatt & I’ve always been at the fron- and Miss Barbara Zubrow of pjast Hartford shortly after The heaviest military blows In cisloh to run together came aft- statement ’Thursday night say broken into sometime between by 6-0 votes Mcepted two grants Whitney, Division of United tiers—California. Alaska, and so 19 Waranoke Rd. $5,000 was the Soutb today were struck by er the decision to form a care ing he could not come hack for 9:30 and 11 last night, police to continue the vocational ed Aircraft Corp., BaiSt Hartford. on. Now there are fewer and Lasell Junior CoUege: Mrs. ^gs continued America’s high altitude B82s taker government. security reasons. say, but nothing was taken. In ucation program at Manchester Survivors include three fewer things that are not too Judith Taylor Dennison of 89 . ^ circuit Court 12, raiding from Guam smd, Thai To add to the'confusion, form Ky Is a buddhlst from North the same building, the John H. High School and for a summer brothers, Raymond D. Mahoney, easy for a man to do. To do Harlan St. and Miss Janice M. « land. Before dawn, the big er Premier Duong Van Mlnh Vietnam and Thleu ,1s a Roman Laippen office was also en program of small group instruc Cain L. Mahoney and Paul J. something easy would he to sub- Ford of 186 Cushman Dr. p,himri(>k bombers unloaded three strikes now In exile In Thailand, regls- CathoUc from central Vietnam tered and an attempt was made tion for dlsadvan^ed elemen Mahoney, all of Manchester, mU to old age. That I will never Westbrook Junior CoUege; Police say the l ^ o n c on suspected Communist con.— tered today for the Sept. 3 presl- In a country . where religion,, and t and several nieces and nephews. do " ’ Miss Barbara ClechowsW of 196 Agency was broken Into som^ to open a safe, and a desk was centa^on ipolnto In areias dential election. Mlnh, a major regional differences figure im- tary school pupils. ^ e vocational program, be The funeral will he held Mon Hls book about the 204-day Oakland St. time just before midnight pried open, police say. where U.S. officers fear Com- general who ran South Vietnam portantly In politics, •ih: day at 8:15 ajn. from the John Pacific trip, “ When the Sea Has Chandler School for Women of night. Entrance was gained by About 1:30 this morning the munlst attacks. for several months after theIn the former lineup, Ky had gun lest September, will be F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Taken,” ' was published In the Boston: Miss Elinor M. Becker forcing a door on the north side pizzg House on W. Middle Two of the raids hit jungle downfall of Ngo Dlnh Diem In selected as hls vice presldenUto continued for the 1967-68 school W. Center St., with a Mass of united States this year and wUl of 44 Oakwood Rd. of the building'with a (srowtoar, xpke. was broken Into and a gtrongholds of Kontum Province** . late 1963, was made . ambaisa- .. -'J__ ___ runningn laeir^Ai* mate NmiVAn a lawyer, Nguyen year through funds allocated by requiem at St. James’ Church gome out In England about the Centenary College for Women _ which1.1 —a. was...... ^.,...... 1 found atnif ifiVtathe scene,ca/>onA coin....i.. box taken from a xronriiniYvending ^ central highlands a tradl- dor at large in . 1964__ after .. other.a*___T Van Loc. Thleu’s ff*l«4ait*a running v*imnlTtor mate imatA the State Department of Educa at 9. Burial wlU be hi St. hopes to land there. of New Jersey; Miss Linda A. A desk in the office had been machine. How much money Red infiltration point. The generals turned him out of of- had been Trinh Quoc Khanh, a tion’s Division of Vocational James' Cemetery. 'Thomas of 114 Steep Hollow rifled, but. nothing------was appax----- yet been de- Vietnam’s flee. farmer. Education. •jM -''*■' H _____ ...... Friends may oaU ait the fu Lane. ently taken, police say. termined, police say. northeast comer, where the ------” Of the $28,264 approved for neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 Public Records Modern School of Fashion When police arrived at the Shortly before 4 this morn- ctommunlats have been Infiltrat this program, $28,860 will pro and 7 to 9 pjn. Design of Massachusetts: Miss scene to investigate, a man fled, ing, police checked a break at through and around the vide 100 per cent costs for This Is the Only Way to Run an Invasion Palomino Back at Home equipment, supplies, travel re Warrantee Deeds Nancy Carol of 74 Spruce Sit. got into a car and drove away, One Hour Martmizing at 299 (jemllltarlzed zone that divides Arthur Moore Bay Path Junior College o f but police got the registration W. Middle Tpke. A window was Vietnam. imbursements and program de came to greet the leathernecks who are escorting 3 K C Oonstrucitiion Oo. Inc. Marines from the Glenview Naval Air Station are Arthur Moore, 81, of Sher- Massachusetts: Miss Karen number of the vehicle. Another found broken at the north side heaviest ground fighting velopment. The remaining Adolph Fang, president of the &th Marine Division for Francis F. and AUce E. After Sojourn at Pound $4,914 Is an additional appropri led aahore on Chicago’s North Avenue Beach on brooke, Que Can., father « “ er ofm ^ p^jperty at 17 Dale Rd Mega of 196 Oak St. patrolnmn saw another man of the building and police say coastal Binh Dlnh Prov- Association, which opened its annual convention ation providing one-half costs Lake Mifehigian yesterday by a group o f bikini-clad Mrs. Jullen Stmng of Du- Vincent J. Edgar to Robert Central Connecticut State who “took off on foot down the owners checking ® ince. Units of the U.S. 1st Caval- ^A anoeiessshoeless paiuuiuiiupalomino hwdo horse,, chla then took---- the animal to for more equipment. swimmers. The “natives” were friendly as they in Chicago. ______rant St., died Sunday at Sher- Martha’ A. Russell, prop- College: Miss Linda L. Gar- morning to see if anything was Airmobile, Division reported k,, Mnnrhester no- pound Haynes St., through a rear In Its motions, the board ask rison of Irving St. missing. killing 62 Communists In clashes ^ , Burrill said the horse, nam- brooke HospiW. grty at 214 Ferguson Rd. 68 yard.” The person was carrying • Queen Elizabeth talks with Oapt. Charles Adorns, left, leader of the guard of ed the Board of Directors to es Survivors also Include his h e a te r J. and Jeon T. Kle- Hartford College For Worn- A car belonging to Emma Wednesday and Thursday. U.S. Monday morning and con- u^pper, belongs to hls son 'a cane or a crutch and had a ^ honor band at Uplands Air Force Base on arrival there fOr a six-day tour of tablish "washout accounts” to Third Man Gets wife, another daughter and two Joseph F. and Elisabeth en: Miss Francesca DeClocclo limp," police say. Glode of 466 W. Middle Tpke. headquarters said seven Ameri- fined at the dog pound, was gnd is used for riding. He said None Arrested Fuss to Assist was taken at 1:30 this mom- 33 wound- reclaimed by hls SouUi Wind- that on Monday he went to \ Canada. At right is guard commander Mar. J. L. C. Entwhistle.______receive the funds. sons- s. Loersch, property at 19-21 of 127 Bissell SU Miss Karen gbortly after police say they Before the votes, Sidney Co 18-Month Term Funeral services were held g Howard c of \.T 85 Green Manor Wrt AUUl* _ . ing as it was parked in front owner and returned to hls Clark St. where the horse U In 5 Crashes saw the vehicle parked and hen, occupational coordinator Tuesday afternoon at St. Peter’s Robert T. and Virginia B. Rd. and Miss Enid Rosenthal of her residence, police say. ^Tear Khe Sanh, just below the pasture off Oark St. In Wap- kept and found the fence down In Mail Fraud empty at 104 Haynes St. They Arrives for Centennial Town Teachers for the school system, explaln- Police yefifteaday Iniv'eeltlgaJted Town Set to Proceed Church, Sherbrooke. Burial was to George H. and of 38 Lawton Rd. Witnesses sajw the car beingdemilitarized pone. U.S. ping on Tuesday. and the horse gone. “ UsuaUy waited, patrolman Brian Roon ed that, by internal provisions mdalhapB. No tojuriee iJH^'St. Peter’s Cemetery, Sher- Qjgijpa u. Mayo, property, at 41 Marymount College of Vir ey said, and at 12:10 a.m. saw driven away, and the keys had jigrines reported Rilling 17 The owner, Robert C. Burrill horses don’t wander away like A wieOt Hlarilfioiiid man the FBI that,” BurrUl said. , "Maybe of the allocations, all costs for j ______brooke: ^ 3^ gj. ginia; Miss Donna Klejna of D’Alesslo appear at the south been left in the car, police say. communists Thursday, while of 82 Felt Rd., said he found the program would actually be were rejxated, and no arreste says wbo fwos involved with Roy Mrs. Jen Hylander of Glas- losing four Leathernecks killed the horse missing Monday he was out looking for a girl On Northeast Sewer Nutmeg Homes Inc. to James 133 Ludlow Rd. west comer of Manchester Me Elizabeth Is Assured 1 fully reimbursed and that no miade. GoiUey of ToOland In a mail Mrs. Oscar F. Philipp Vermont College for Wom tonbury reported yesterday to 34 wounded. morning, spoke to South Wind- horse.” and Santlna DuffleW, one-half morial Hospital. D’Alessio ran, partment chairman of Man- ggah outlay would have to be ^ oar driven by Dennis The Town of Manchester is applying to the State ___ gcheme, was sentenced nOCKVIULEl—Mrs. Bertha en: Miss Anita M. Rupner of police that someone to o k ^ ^ r u.s. headquarters claimed 94 sor police and they told him to Copper remained at the dog interest In property at 78 was stopped and brought to the • (■oo/.Viino- Chester Community College and mgde by the town. KeWn, 29, of 21 HoHlrter St., -^^ter Res'o’urces Commission for'authorization to pro- ^ jg months In federal Weller Philipp, 70. of 71 Davis Hawthorne SL Troul Stream Dr., Vernon. Communists killed In a 20-day check with Manchester police, pound Monday and helped to car, where he produced regls- wal ®t as she 'vas ^ n g iShe’ll See Canadians president of the Connecticut The matching funds for the ^ exitensSveiy damaged yes- , . envineering and design work for the pro- St., (Wife of Oscar F. Philipp, Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Sebas- Dean Junior College of Mas tratlon to the vehicle. At this Bible Class at the search and destroy mission About 8 Monday morning. Pa- "mow the gnrass” around the place. BurriU said that Tues closed Coune‘l English Teachers, $4,914 appropriation would tgp<3,gy moming as it pulled in N^rtVi past Sewer Proiect and Secondary Treat- died yesterday at her home aft- g^ i Josephine UcceUo, sachusetts: David B. Dougan of time, Rooney said. D’Alesslo Lutheran Church Monday which ended Thursday. The U.S. trolman Robert Love found the * OTTAWA (AP) — Queen Bllz- ahead of Elizabeth’s and Gilbert B. Hunt, English come out of the $23,360 alloca- between a trailer truck and the ■ oecon uary______g ^ _ Edward Barten- 54 Discovery Rd., Vernon. was using a crutch. He was morning. She told police the Army’s 1st Brigade, 9th Infan- horse wandering along on Gen day he was able to get a van abeth n, here for Canada’s American limousine. er a long lUness. one4ialf Interest In property ______department chairman of Man- uon, he said. curt, on Main St. at W. Middle “ J ® Stein, 59, whjs sentenced b y Mrs. Philipp was bom In yg Hawthorne St. (Forsyth -Dental Center of brought to headquarters and wallet contained -personal p try Division pressed -through ter St., corroUed It and hand- from Vernon to carry the ani KV'ui birthday celebration, gets The Queen Is staying at Gov Fuss, when he worked for mal back. mansion Chester High School, have been w itli a $76,000 vocational j^g g„^ the truck made a “rn'i Judge M. JhBieph Blumenttwl ot ThompsonvUle, and Uved most Attachments Massachusetts: Miss Royann turned over to the detective dl- pers and change. heavy forests and rubber plan cuffed it to a pole by Its halter 4own to the handshaking, ernment House, a appointed regional judges for grant to the town last year, turn, police say. ■ UllM ee District. the town, was directly Involved tations about miles northeast at the First National Store. Copper Is now back, mowing ^eath-placlng part of her tour where she and her husband, the U.S. Ddstriot Oourt in Hart of her life fi Rockville. She was ,pbe Savings Bank of Man- Thompson of 57 Tuck Rd. 20 the National Council of Teach- several new courses were im- ^ tpggk was driven by ClOr- e o ' tor in the preliminary planning. Hartford State Technical In- of Saigon. It reported U.S. loss Town dog warden Lebero Frac- the grass In hls own pasture. today, assured she Is able to see Prince Philip, have a staff of 20 The two consulting firms ford. Execution of the sentence employed for 47 years at the Chester against Chester J. and ers of English Achievement piemented at MHS, and new g„gg Nosen, 27, of Houlton, out- UB. En'velope Co. until her re- jeaimette"u. Berk, jxroperty on stltute: John A. Llmberger Jr. es at 15 killed and 78 wounded in i^me Canadians. and a suite with two bedrooms, c. Is will receive a fee of six or sev was suspended until July 15 so War Games Replace Twist the sweep, Operation Akron. chandeliers. Awar^ Program^ for 1967. equipment was purchased. Maine, and had no d/aimage, po- ^ M « t c ^ and Eddy tlrement about rtx years ago. piorence St„ $650. of Box 142, EUlngton; Bruce N. • The Queen— was------reported ------won- . , bathrooms. Judging committees, compos- »r^ coursea included u>oa c« v n.nea an a ana jua y en per cent of the eventual Baitenstedn can make a doctor’s She W 8 is a member of Union Niichols-Manchester Tire Inc. BldweU of 22 Mt. Nebo Pi.; Viet Cong terrorists killed 47 Pentagon Says U.S. Bombs cost of the project. The en eippoinbment. He has been in Congregational Church, the ggainst Arthiu- McCarthy Jr., Burton L. Frazier of 176 Oak For Indonesia Collegians civilians, wounded 89 and ab S T lle T J o u ld t e T t o e w au l t e t h ° l o S ' l n i ' S h " s c h X ^eri^' is qubted as saying he “ '^The I 'd e r t o proceed is un- gineering and design work will the hospditiaJl recently. land St.: Robert P. Lawrence of ducted 136 In the week ending Bartenstein is the second man American Legion ’Auxiliary, property on Falknor, Dr., $400. of red-coated mountles.. c i r a r i f h e r Z h lolT 'k ep t" Fe^ »he writing skllU " " " " " start as soon as the state ap Army and iNavy Auxiliary, Marriage License 111 Birch St.; Miss Sandra M. JAKARTA Indonesia (AP) - sun with the heavy rifles. Many June 24, U.S. officials reported May Have Hit Soviet Ship a right turn wttien he pulled In Water BC, adopted by the 1967 proves the town’s application im(pOdicated with Galley in a today. -B ut Elizabeth’s press secre- tlve education, food services. ca the rigiht beside It. The truck State Lagtetoture. and designed Py.tWan Sisters smd the iLadles phdUp Anthony McGahan Jr., Niles of 778 Center St.; Robert The twist ls‘ still banned In In- let them traU In the durt " tary said the Queen was pleased British selected high school ~ 'T for an interest-free loan, to scheme the FBI says which in- of Maple Grove. % ’■ 26 Marahall Rd., and Linda M. Valda of 88 Academy St. In the teeming capital of Jak- This brings the total, civilian (Continued from Page O n e ) ------' ' to find that ’’security precau- the-knee look. She wore a yellow ZJL*. ® education. had been stopped tor a Eght at tz reduce or eliminate water pay consultant fees. The loan vtolveid cashing Itodien Security students. Supplementary grants tor ad Survivors, besides her hUs- Christina D’Addario, Hartford, and Robert H. Carrier of 361 donesla, but university students youths train on casualties from Viet Cong ter the new Incident as the mer tions aren’t being frighUully P*^‘ the Intensectlon, police said. , pcliluticn. w'ill be repaid with future fed- Insurance Gmq> bhnk drafts rorism so far this year to 1,558 Vessel in a North Vietnam har- The Achievement Awards pro- ditional equipment were also band, include two sons, Allen July 8, Emanuel Lutheran Summit St., all of Manchester. get their kicks, with hand-to- city’s main squares, chant vessel Mikhail Frunse obvious ” dress for traveling. gp’am attempts to grant recog-' Kerin’s veihiole bad to be tow- The town and the Di'Strict eral funds. thinough phony insurance ctaimB. PhiUpp and Noitnan Philipp, Church. Also, Richard W. Steele of hand combat training and bayo- in the shadow of a statue of a killed, 2,748 wounded and 1,955—bor. and gave the date as ’Thursday. J u , J Her schedule today Included a tional equipment were also a{>- ed away wdith heavy left front '^aire required to have the new On Jriine 5, Thomas Devine of ’The royal party had been led gjgfgigg reception, a wreath- nition to high school seniors for . - ______> «... The full cost of the project both of Tolland; two brothers, Building Permits 253 Phoenix St., Vernon; John net drill. huge man breaking hls manac- abducted, the officials said. The Russians charged June 2 It made no mention of any cfeimage, hut no Injury was re- fa’cii'dIMes in operation cn or be- Wleislt-Harttoiild received an 18- More revolutionary develop- that American planes had to believe In London that It jgyjgg ceremony at the Canadl- exceUence In English. Finalists will be split tour ways. The George WeUer of Rockville and (Mrs. Jlamels P. Irvine, altera- J. Cahill Jr. of 142 Graham Thousands of students are jes. The Sovlet-bullt statue sym- personnel Injuries but said the are recommended for scholar 1966-67 year. ported, poUoe say. tore Deo. 31, 1970. federal government will pro- monlth sentence for the same ment team cadres have been bombed the Soviet ship Turkes damaged by an would be virtually ju g g le d National War Memorial and Ill its other vote Monday, the Walter Gerstenlauer of East taicxnls to dweOillijig at 72 Baidwin Rd., Wapplng; Everett F. Stew- now In the midst of the annual bollzes Indonesia’s take-over of ship aid to all colleges and uni A oar driven by Jo(hn W. Har- The time SKihedule sets Dec. vide 50 per cent o f the cost dhoiige. killed than any other category, tan In the North Vietnamese from placa-to place by hundre^ ^ menu Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Rld., $500. art of 49 Oakland Rd., Wapplng; two-month military training west Irian from the Nether- antipersonnel bomb, of a type versities in the United States. board accepted a $3,824 alloca kins, 33, of 571 Hartford Rd., 31, 1968 as the deadline date and the state will provide 25 GOlley is already serving a Burton Monette of RockvUle R. Rajutemtoerg, alteaiations to Rudolph E. Luginbuhl of 29 program. Curiously, the pro- ignda. with village and hamlet officials t used to help sUence antiaircraft of police because of some anti- (ggtgrgg lobster pie and saddle tion tor the spertal summer was'diaimiaged______^ as it was parked, tor the Water Resources Oom- next in number. The United States first denied British sentiment In Canada. per cent. almiilar sentence. and -Mrs. George ApeJ of Man -tiwtHfiaimlilliy dwedling at 12 Em- Butcher- - Rd., Rockville; „ . MUton gram Is enforced not by the grgas, the traln- installations. school program. The fuiuJs had ,gigiocu|pieid, in the parking lot mri?=ion’.s approvai ctf contract The remaining 25 per cent Bantenstedn today alao recelv- chester; amd five grandchildren. enson St., $50. R . Brown of Cemetery RU., ^ut by the students them- j includes not only university that had occurred but later In the Turkestan case the Arriving here Thur^ay to Eu^gbeth wUl stay In Ottawa been set aside tor Mlanchesfter at Manchester Memorial Hospi- plams and fpeoiiPiicaticn.? conceded the Turkestan might wlll be paid by the Town of ed a six-month sentence in a Funeral services wUI be held Geniemall Home RemodeUng Vemon; Jack R. Lube of Sun- students but children down to Russians said one crew member begin a slx-day tour, E U zab^ 8ggdgy when she goes by Fund at Uo£H under State legislation provid tal The vehicle, whdoh damaged Town 'Manager Robert Wedas, have been struck during a raid Manchester and the 8th Dis- tewce, though, runs coocurrent- tomorrow at 1:30 pin. at the Co. ftoir VliotoT Moaes,aes, altera-allieira- nyvlew Dr., Vernon; Richard j,ew university students nrimary grades. They can Hospital Notes was killed and several Injured. was welcomed by some ^ g, jg j^jgg. ing aid to disadvantaged chil the right front door and rigiht on June 22, after Interviews on North Vietnamese antiair trict, under a ratio cost basis blackmalll attempt. The sen- Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elling ttoiiis to dwcaiiiivg at 66 Con- s. Dibble of RFD 3, Coventry. gj.g required to take the train- almost every day Saigon dispatches said the subjects along the route of he. ^j.ggj g^g will technically avoid Honors Coffin dren (PubiCc Act 523). rear quarter panel o f the car, with representatives o f ' engl- craft installations. stm to be determined. ly with the moll fraud sentence. ton Ave. The Rev. Lyman D. stance Dr., $30a Northampton Commerc 1 a 1 which Includes Ilve-fire rifle jchlng with serious little Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. targets of the bombing were on *"2i?” ****‘ . entering French-speaking Que- With BlmUar appropriation owned by Manchester Motor neering firms, announced the 'The U.S. statement on that A permanent Vincent Brown Reed, associate pastor o f Un (Robert J. Teonple, altenatlionB Ctollege of Massachusetts; Miss f^r a minimum of two rutted, broken —in all areas excepting mater. the ouuu*south bank of thev.™ Kua Kam Tte press secretary ^aid the Province where her 1964 last year, summer reading and Sales, loft the scene, police say. enigagement of James S. ,' ’weeil ''waa Wa>a smauffkru.unaware rnatthat e sixIy . .‘ . brought M “ outbroak*”of .. . .. estabUsh- ion Congregational Church, to dweUlmg alt 5 Samltina Dr., Karol E. Knoess of 37 Autumn ,rionths. Those who continue the gf jgyg nity where they are 2:30 to 4 River. Haiphong’s artery to the mathematics Imiprovement pro- Mingeis & Associates of Fdirm- reg;rets and offered assurance artUlerymen who fired her wel- ggti.Britlsh sentiment. Expo. ed at the .. University...... of. Hart' A rented truck driven ^ will officiate.’ Burial will be In $ 1 ,200 . p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private sea. The city Itself lies on the ington to de-iJgn the Serendary that efforts would be made to coming salute were slightly In- jgqgtg,j gg man-made Islands In ford. It was announced today by grams were conducted tor se- Leiwils Deluca, 24, of Glaston Grove HIU Cemetery. Jo(n Miarx, gamage ajnd patio Vry ward secretarial school toe^o^v!^ rooms where they are 10 a.m. south bank, and ships often are Treatment Plant and Griswold of HarUord: Miss Cathy Hub- ^ts ' " ““ Sh to button their ovm ...... avoid more such Incidents. Jtired when their personnel car- Lawrence River, Is con- the board of regents. looted pupils in Grades 2-6. bury, pulled diown some tele Eni’ lneeninig of Manchester to VOLKSWAGEN @ LEASING Friends may call at the fu- at 67 SebaUor Rd.. $2,200 to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested moored up and down the river, Dr. Coffin, the university’s Thia summer’s program la phone lines floff a garage at 6 lard of Hublard Dr., Vernon. These groups, which Include blouses j)ften maren p smoke in patients’ rooms. As in the Turkestan case, the tier collided with a press bus gj^gj-gd "international” territo- de-dign the Interceptor 'sewers. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. J . Mbem- outside the Immediate harbor Steriing P4. yeateoday after- ______tions to at 218 Hack- Wentworth Institute of Bos- girls, often carry weapons and beside hardened veterans ° No more than two visitors at Russians demanded “ strict pun traveling about five minutes first cliancellor, retires today af- currently getting underway A representative of the 8th 24 Me. Letese Flee Installation. rX' ternearly nine years as the uni- and Is being directed by Mrs. noon as It tried to pass under ■iHiunwnr vinnAnf' V Mftcca Tnataxjk tSftLj '$1,800. ton: Roger O. Moore of 51 Ver- work with the armed forces in antl-Communlst blooa a time per patient. ishment” of the U.S. airmen. Precise bombing targets were Dliitrl'ct participated In the in- Hr ■valliM* M In the earlier _ incident the verslty’s chief executive officer. LdUlan Segar, a teacher at H- them, police report, pohee say •«9 $112 mt. o f Vernon, died yesteitiay at case Bros. Inc., demolish dwell S. Small of Dart Hill Rd., Rock typical of most of the group. own purposes, part of the plan hoII St.; Clarence Carlson, 52 sador Llewellyn E. Thompson In about half a mile farther out. (It MM.) ing at 276 Bttiroh Mt. Rd., $600. ville: Walter T. Foster of 90 “Yes, I like the training,’’ she for an eventual take-over of tile woodland Sit.; Dennis Cham- Moscow, did not renew the pre- DIAMONDS Bteie Dr. has filed a notice of arshlps, academic awards and jgonjee. pickup truck driven by James ggj.g^ jg learn that Mr. Walter ■ OtMr MmAIv Lmm hls home. Warner, 18, of Farmington, col- pggg former director of public PH I Plan* Avallule..i. Burvivons allso diuclude his R. TlSdiolfea- tor N. M. Lam Foster St., yVapping. says. "It’s hard and dirty, but country. bers, West Hartford; Sandra vious Soviet threat to take “ ap Injury wMh the town clerk’s ------PANEL TRUCK - V $112 * ritti laiivlrlat InvIM bert, alteraitions to dwelling at Scandinavia Prospers that Ms wife Those wishing to support this llded at W. Center St. and Vic wife, another daughter and son, University of Hartitord: Rus- it’s good practice. Besides, I see The youth were also trained Dipkerman, Rt. 31, Coventry: propriate measures to ensure office, oladiming works, win be joining the Gris- 74 Gairdeai St., $900. COPENHAGEN — Scandi effort may send contributions toria Rd. yesterday shortly be' a birother, 5 sisters and 14 sell F. Broderick of 872 Vemon lots of my friends here.” gs part of ex-Presldent Sukar- Laura Cottier, 18 Liberty St., the safety of Its ships.” fell Wedncj'day oo an Elsie Dr. woild Engineering firm fJuly Rfa. 13, Tolland Tpla. J. A. MicOairthy Inc. tor G. directly to the Vincent Brown Planters Sport fore 3 p.m. police report. TED TRUDON grandchUdren. St.; William P. Dwyer of 405 jeannet, like most of the stu- no’s dream of crushing nelgh- Rockville; E>avid Jones, Ware But It did say: "The Soviet navia Is tlie size o f Texas, New sldewaiik and that 9he scraped 10) and will be directly respon- Taleettvllta-Manehaifar T. LaBonne, aUfterattons totw o- Coffin Fhnd, University of Hart Police say the Anderson ve Ih e tfiunerall will ibe heid to Spring St.; Miss Kathleen M. dents, does not know when she boring Malaysia. house Point; Carol Kelblsh, 25 government^______with______all seriousness Mexico and Oklahoma oom- her knea sM e for the project for the 649-2131 fiamily dweliling at 169 Main ford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Red Geraniums hicle attempted to pass the VOLKSWAGEN morrowiiiLniaunv Bit 11:15 —am . . . ------£rom------the „ Gioiglo of 699 W. Middle Tpke.; will ever be called upon to take The military training Is nftw Anchorage Rd., Vernon; Mrs. wams that the responsibility for bined and has a population of He rtlates that hls wiife under Town.” the dangerous, piratic actions of 21 million. Its gross naiUonal Hartford. truck on the right when the D'Bsotpo (Funeral Chapel, 235 ♦'i.uuu- Miss Nancy C. Long of 134 up her rifle and fight. But she being channeled by the army Rita Lahue, 17 Terrace Dr„ went surgery on her hack In Filantens along Main St. are truck made a right turn. The the American Air Force will lie product amounted to a healthy WethiMBlfBield A've., Hhittrord, Glenwood St. isn’t worried about that. Into dlrecUy opposite stre a m y Rockville: Karen Meyer, 74 April and that It hee not been qpnrting a bright neiw look this drivers gave police differing re with a Mlaias Of requiem at St. Also, Miss Theresa C. Ash- With a flounce of pigtails, she to see that the Communist party upon the government of the $51 billion in 1966 and its fori determined yet whether the fall Underground River season through the joint efforts Dale Rd. bll- ports about direction of the sig Justin’S Chiuirdh, Hartforid. oft land of 193 Northvdew Dr., ran to her partner and began does not come back. Also, Mrs. Ethel Minor, 58 United States.” elgn trade exceeded $21 eiffect'ed her bock. In Jasper Nattonal .Park, Al Of the Mlanidheeter CSiamlber of About Town berta, Oanada, there is an u n - ______nal lights. nooffiL Buriiail will he ill Rose South Windsor; Edward J. Pa- leaping about in mock combat. in many parts of the country, Prospect St., Rockville; Mrs. Moscow identified the ship in lion. He cJadmls that the sidewalk Oommerce and Manchester At the Stop and Shop parking H5U Memoriaa Park, Rocky Miorine Plflc. Jocolb G. Smith, trizzi 2 Cerntral St., Vemon; Long lines of boys and girls the army quieUy Issues weapons Helen Murray, .52 Weaver Rd.; WBB defective and In need of re- dergiiound river, running Garden Oltib. lot off W. Middle Tpke. a car HM. son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren and Robert A Krause, 17 Pam faced each other with flattened to students to be used agtonst j Carmella Rojecki, 210 poare for some time and sug- through a canyon, which Is 188 VUvid red geraniuimBi, 44 to be driven by Emilia Belling of Bol Friends may call at the fu Smitt) o f 362 Adams St., has hands, feinting and chopping Commimlst underg;round agita- greets that it be repaired betort feet deep and, to ptoces, only Lane Wappdng. Diane Dr., South Windsor; exact, were punchosed by the ton backed Into a parked car neral hiome tonight from 7 to 9. recenlblly completed an Avdaticn with something akin to karate tors they may spot, Frank Rollins, Ridgewood Trail, someone edse faiiiK there. a few yartis wide. Ohamlber and pitanted Monday Closed MondOy, driven by Arllne St. Pierre of crash Crewman School at the blows. These armed youths represent Coventry; Penelope Rudd, 112 by garden drib merriberB Mrs. 76 Essex St., yesterday shortly Under the supervision of regu- a small part of the program, WUliam GertcheU Naval Air Technlcad Training Powerful Pump Summer St.; Mrs. Shirty Sim Lyman ’lOyitor, president; Mias after 1 p.m. police report. ■WBliom Perry Getchell, 63, Center, Memphis, Tenn. lar army sergeants, the stu- however. The political and mill- mons, Cedar SwEimp Rd., Cov Good Used Cars MllUiicertt Jones, Mra. Earl H. Slight damage was done to both of Pine Meadow,;''brother of The limimienise heart of the dents------drill----- ___ for hours each day tary . aspects. of the , i,. training » j ar'6* cmiv,entry; Rodney St. Jean, East — Blsseill and Mm. Eari T. Trotter. vehicles, police Indicate. Francis I. Getchell of Manches Army Spec. 4. Robert W. g^reiflfe is one of nature’s most with sticks Instead of rifles on lost on the bulk of the students. pgyj Todd, 4 Summit HURRY HURRY ’The project was approved by ter, died yesterday afternoon Hemenway, son of Mr. and, Mrs. Jowenful pumps. It sends blood shoulders. For mbst It is only a time to 1967 DODGE Rd., Vemon; John Weiss, 81 1967 DODGE SALE ENDS MONDAY, JULY 3rd the. beaultilficalUicni cammlttee o t at Hartford Hospital. Robert Hemenwiay of 173 to the aniJrial’B head. As they progress they are is- pigy at war, pretend they afe Lyness St.; Raymond Wog- 9-Pass. Staftiton Wagon. the Ohamlber, which includes Chickens Keep a Year Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop. Survivors also include hls Spruce St., Is participating in yvajen the (head is lowered, a sued weapons by the army to Xarate experts—and a chance man, RFD 2, Manchester. R&H, auto, trans., power Altttiy. PhUIp Bayer, dhalnman; R&H, aiito. trans., power CHICAGO—To make sure you wife, a son, another brother operatton Malheur n near Due checks the rush of blood train with. Many of the rifles for some courting on the sly. BIRTHS YESTERDAY!* A steering, power disc Dr. Douglas Smith and Aldo J. steering and brakes. get the best flavor from chicken and two grandchildren. p j „ vSetaam, with his unit ^ prevent rupturing the brain; are World War I weapons and ------son to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Car brakes, 16” whitewalls. Saptxritt. you buy, use fresh chickens Funeral services will be held AMbome Dlvi- j^e anlmnl stand's upright, appear unserviceable penter, Warehouse Point; twin Extra low Roof rack. .. SAVE within two days after pur Sunday at 2 p.m. at the John slon’s Idt Bridgoidie. the valve prevents too rapid a Delicately boned Indonesian , g t Q j i t s i n B r i e f sons to Mr. and Mrs. Paul mileage. ^2595 EAST HABTFOBD LOAM OK’D chase unless you freeze them. Shea Funeral Home, Steele dminage of blood from the girls often look near the point of Chapman, 83 W. Middle Tpke. WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The Eld., New Hartford. The Rev. collapse after four hours in the FYozen chickens can be stored 901-907 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Jdhn D. Egon, son of Mrs. brain. NEW YORK (AP) — Losses DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 1966 BARRACUDA Department of Housing and Ur- i« „ .frAnrar Sidney Craig, rector of St. Mloiry B. Elgpan of 75 Jlarvls Rd., had a slight marg;ln over gains Glenn Foml, 430 Broad St.; Wil 1966 PLY. CONY. SALE ban Development has approved months in a freezer John’s Episcopal Church, Pine is attending Ajnmy Reseiye Of- in the stock market early Fri liam O’Connell, 109, Summer Fury 3, R&H, 2-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, atito. a $1,677,894 loan to East Hart- “ *®™’ Meadow, will officiate. Burial liceire’ Tnalning Corps basic day. Trading was active. St.; Mrs. Virginia Kreuscher, Auto., P.S. $2595 trans., power Steering, ford, Conn., for construction of wUl be in Pine Grove Ceme FASHION YARDAGE camp at F t Benniing, Ga. Muscular Dystrophy Group Changes of most leading Is- 194 Hollister St.; Mrs. Lucille whitewalls. $2195 100 low-rent housing units for tery, Pine Meadow. sues ranged from fractions to Grzymkowski, 63 Carman Rd.; Friends may call at the fu- A SALI ISN’T RRAUY A S A U UNLISS the elderly. Airman Peter P. Boehm, son iiround a point. Mrs. Gloria Taylor, 614. Abby '1966 DODGE Also announced Thursday by you don't have to see it neari home tomorrow from 7 THB MBICHANDISE OPKRID IS DESIR- of Mr. and Mrs. WH'Miam Boehm Gives State $210,000 Grants In a mixed airline group most Hd., Wapplng; Mrs. Mejva Dan- HUD was a $317,060 giant to to 9 p.m. changes were narrow but TWA durand, 496' Hilliard St'.; Mrs. Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop. R&H, 1963 DODGE AILE AND PRICIO 8ILOW THE REGULAR A of 577 Adams St.; and Seaman auto, trans., double $ 4 4 0 E Trumbull, Conn., for purchase of m oontiinudng to support a Irelianid, Itaily, Japan and Mexl- gbout 2 points. Pearl Burke, 498 Foster St., ‘440’ 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, auto, ■Wlaillter Peitlg, son of Mr. and powered. SEUINft PMCEI 285 acres for a park. Mins. Frederick Pet^ of 94 wwldwflide progmam of research <»• . providing exceeding a i»lnt were Wapplng; Mrs. Norma Salant, trans, power $ M S Personal Notices 83 W. Middle Tpke.; Elizabeth steering. 9 9 ^ t o e n i o y i t l Davidson, 189 W. Middle Tpke.; n^bere atooird ^ a i^ l^ oifiniuHciuter dystrophy, (the Mus- yestlgators, the current ^lo- RgytheonRaytheon and United______Aircraft__ Madelyn Altken, 7 Taylor CSr- 1965 DODGE THIS IS, A SALE bi Memoiiam 1964 PONTIAC wiitih the UjS*^ Sixth Pleat in the Dysbrophy AatocSOMon of cations o f $310,140 g yjan a point. Litton cle. Coronet 2-Dr. DELAY CAN HURT In lovlne memory of my dear Bonne'vllle 4-Dr. Hardtop. wife, Mrs. Mae D. Anderson, wno S lt e ^ S n .America reports that to dMc .it ?tlpends for fo^ st-d^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ip^gstries was off close to a Also, Emerson Mosher, Suf- Sedan. Std. trans. $995 passed away June 30, 1904. fleld; Mrs. Ann Luezai, Hazard- R&H, auto, trans., $ | 4 Q E Do not delay getting the double power. I w w prescription filled that your And while she Hes in pe&ceful sleep vllle; Carl Lynch, 23 Raymond aways keep. 2 5 > .*• 4 0 > doctor gave to you. Your Her memory I shall t ann^t!^\SS^’'S K SatSi^^iSon ^nuT^riT^thrto! Rd.,...... Wapplng; Mrs.. Beverly 1964 DODGE Illness cannot he properly H usband w? St ^7sS 1^ ^ “ I distribution o f Muscular Ruence of a lower projection of peeney, "177 Thompson Rd.; 1964 COMET treated unless you explicitly 171 S. MMn St.. U ta k i^ h « g ^ g ,to ailiooatten. osBoetotiton dystrophy Abstracts. These are egmines Mrs Kathleen Buck 9 Colum- Polara (Convertible. Auto, Army basic _^tolng at the aaUfl. 1^ been gtven X g t / J professional lltera- — Mrs, Kathleen Buck. Loium OFF follow your doctlor’s orders. In Memoriam Xerox eaised fractionally, bus St.; Tom Bargos, 4 Pearl trans., fully $1295 4-Dr. Sedan. 6-cyL, $ | | Q B OUR REUULAR LOW PRIDES Xilany times one'win “wedt” In lovinK memory of Madahne E. U.S. Training ^entw, UntvarEity o f Ooitvnw^ ^g^g ^rritten in all languages to powered. standard trans. ®«Fw Anaaldl, who passed away Juno 30, stemming its headlong retreat St. to SM if he feels bertter be- Armor, Knox, I^. ™ coniUinutlnigr piroje^ res^rchers throughout to re getting the medication OIL 1966. of recent sessions. Polaroid DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. tern assigned to Oo. D, 12th ^ proiduciing dystrophic fow l, dnfoimed on develop- OHIFFON PRINTS picked up a fraction. Pearl Dorey, East Hartford; ARNEL JERSEY ordered tor him. A few days Thourti her smile has gone forever. Battalion, 3rd Brigade. vvhlch are disbiilbuted to lobora- g^g^jg jg field. delay may result in a much And ter hand we cannot touch Sperry Rand opened on 28,000 Mrs. Thais Bliss, East Hart OOTTON PRINTS nUPOON STRIPES We wUl never lose sweet m ^orles. lories the worid over. ,j,jjg gibatracts ’ are prepared U. S. ARMY V4-TON M37 Tr«atur« Ch«>t longer recovery period. Or, Of the one we loved ao much. Fireman Appren. Patrick M. shares, up % at 36%. ford; David McKinney, New SOEnTE PRINTS SEERSUCKER not getting the prescription •me UOoiim projeM te^eiwg guidance of an edl- American Telephone eased % Britain; Mrs. Hazel McGary, Diatnohda, from Husband AWo, Son Richard 4-WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS $100 to $5000 POOR BOY KNITS b o r d e r P R in re fined at all may cost you Wales Rd., Andover; Eugene many times more In lost Rooney of 72 Lock- ^ y^g Department Ing of outstanding authorities stigi-gs, BONDED OOTTONS lin Memoriam wood St., is attending a basic Genetics. A new grant at ttie Lanlgan, East Hartford. We have a limited number ot Um m snrpliia tfooks, NOVaTY OOTTONS time and money than the In loving memory of teuls E. on muscle research, Including The tariff cuts under the.Ken- in excellent condition and realty for worfc. Ideal nnlta EASY PAYMENTS original price oif tl» medl- ijBine who paasM away June 30, Ehvgineman School at the Serv- unlveitsity was given this yoar tor oontraetors, farmers, garage work, snow plowing, HEAT the members of MOAA’s own gedy round agpreement brought oation. 1966. Ice School Command, Naval ,dt. RaO|ph G. Somes tor oot^ Third Spire a v a i l a b l e WE HAVE THE medical advisory board. some complaints from spokes- etc. Complete apeoifloatlona avaUaUo. It seemB ao strange that those we Training Center, Great Lakes, TOiaory Studies in djnstiroiifalc NEW UNIQUJ ’Today’s PraKrlpUon is the MDAA also sponsons a major meg for affected industries, ’The preserit slteieiple on Bos- £ i i i | i m 1 m . ftxwi r m Biggest Bargain in Hlrttory. * Clean And fhoae we love ^ beM. ,,ac/.^nrti rnnrwnmiTiR research lacdllity, the institute among them the textiles and toifs Old North Church Is the Are iuat the ooes Ood calls ^ a y . third on the tibruOture. ’The onig- PubUshed in the interest of And takes them home to rest. a T> t M HonaAn wnrld^wd^**^ fo r Mluscle Disease In New York chemical manufacturers. It was inaA steeple, erected when the 1967 CKRYSLERS AND DODDES miiLi.s' Pbaimacy and Medioine by Wife. Ohttdren. Grandchdldren MefM l^t * Comfortable dhunch was bUItt, was blown 8«a./1AtJ. • om pLlC lTT Anl areat-graiidcblldren MOST MODELS FOR IMMEDIATE DEUVERF Huw, ot M Vemon St.. S Mt tho »*ose SlS' down during a atoxrm in 18M. TOQVK • BimEEICaK Ocean Station Patrol as panojedts were eipproved recently Was spent ^ $26 w ’The Associated Press average NaztTo OaUor Naxt Ta Ctldot Card O f Thanks on an of 60 stocks Thursday fell 1.4 to ’The senond a te ^ e was fODed ^ttieh a d • Opim 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. ^ Dependable wish to express m y." to a crew member aboard the ere aflflUatted with InstlbutitonB on a c o i r * r ^ ^ v e s c d e ^ c Opan 10 AJA ta9 P.M. Every Day WESTOWN program of basic and cknlcal 323.2. by the hurrioatm of 19C4, and CttORCHES MOTORS, Inc. JEWEI^BB—BILVER8MITH8 Krary Day BUTTONS BTt gJP'SpraiSSS?? ^kSndMM“ mS Coast Guard cutter Mackinac, abraad, the MIDlAA noted. s t u a m l i n i : > Incloding ■■ PHARMACY research. Cunrent annual ex- Prices on the American Stock was repiaced with funds con- Indirtiiif Saturday at Ocean Station, Delta, near «n..nhri«i h 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER Satarday 459 Hartford Bdv—648-0948 current reseaaich grants are pertMtures to r this purpose Exchange showed a lightly talbulted from aU ports of the 958 Main S t, Mancheater Manchester Oil Fuel Institute B'siuA^’s tanj^. Newfoundland jn the North At higher trend on balance. , oounlbry. Tfioiiipmn AustraUa, Bellglum, England, average nearly $2 miUkxn. (Kn. Ckudner B. Stanley) lantic. T 1 ? ^ IX. V y MANCHESTER E^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 PAGE T ja& l PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 Richard Insalaco, Thomas A. - s B o lto n Two Auendin^>m^lum h ia , ] - Jones. Elizabeth Kelly, Dorothy State News F erftd n m A Conventio«gj^g^, Recalled Knapp, Matt Koiva, Amelia Events in fFish^ Outlined at Church: Kozelka, Harry Leet, Ethel BEimrs Mil 85 East St.' Lusky, Helen Morin, Jean Board tJrges Tax Statements All in Mail; Chester, outgoing president Natsch, Marshall Nuhfer, At Summit St. Capital :i People to Help People the Connecticut Education Chaiilian of State GOP Eleanor Pederson, Edward Pet eOMlNG SdON seeded her husband in the po| *oeiatlon; arid Mrs. Carol Hausmali, AcYnibllcon all tWs before but everybody erson, Richard Resnlsky, Ann All School to P,0. Hat Pay Plan Firsf Payment Is Due Today ifPeople want to help other Sadlon, Marlon Savage, Wayne WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL pd^Ie. 'Fish' is a vehicle for sition .after his death two years han, recording secretary for oKairman, addressing a Swtint else do you expect Schoppaul, Walter Schroder, CORRECTION — . , • WASHINGTON (AP) — The y giving them this opportunity,” The first installment on the Bottaro of 181 Union St.; Walter The New Look O f ago. This would be her second MiBA, are among 57 C onnebti^^^^y^ sponsored W the Wo- f*^4**Jioan state cDalimwn Hazel Spearman, Eleanor Tam- Desegregate i a B S M Post Office Department, cur tax list of Oct. 1, 1966, is pay- Abbe of 21 Chamberlain St.',;7^ James Hanmann, chairman of full term. rently running $1.2 billion into full term. educators who will he. HenObUcatt Club Wednes- *** *Ay7” ’ bomini, Irying Tannenbaum, able tomorrow at a tax rate of Birth Wednesday: Daughter the "Fish” group in West James Veltch, a former alter ' - '4 the financial red each year on tending the annual meetliW''Mrs, ■Virginia Lewis, btate Marie Tettelbach Louis Miniature HARTFORD (AP) — A 60 mMM eodontiig to Tax Oi^ to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paseka Springfield, Mass., said, de- nate on the Zoning Board of its operations, has announced a KARItlSOirS STATIONERS and convention o f the N atiM lH S^y’ Democrats built commltteewoman from Thompson and Stewart Tibbits. per ( new State Boiard o f Educa lector I^ymond E. Splelman. ot Mounteltwiew Rd., Sonocn. sclHbing the organization at a Appeals and recently appoint plan that may help cut the defi Education Association in fttlh- hfld image in tbe recent leg- the 88Ui dlartriot, intixxluoed // Bills for all taxpayers should Discharged Wednesday: Dar- meeting Wednesday " night at ed as a fuU member of that bunch ' tion policy ur^es local cit—gradually. I ,, ! M a n e h M la r^ neapolis, Minn., tomorronD, i®lature arid pay falses asked Hauaman, State Sen. Andrew Carnations 1.79 have am ved by today, he shld. lend BlelecIeleckl ot RFD 4; John 849 Main Sine* 1945 board, will seek election to a Maneshester Evening Herald school boards to “take The depairtmCnt said Thurs U4lted Methodist Church. , through Friday, July 7. V other government employes. ^ne of only 11 RipubU- OPEN T O '9 P.M. THURSDAY and! IIDAY, of Ifi9 TalcottvlUe Rd.; ,\ A full five-year term. Columbia correspondent, Vir prompt action to prepare day that starting July 4 it will The second installment is due Boblick Hansman explained that peo iMrs. Maher will be chairtnaa,^ ^aU^an told an aumence of membere of the Sena/te, and _ Jan. 1. Failure to pay the first May Fopiaho of Bryantvllle,' He ' has also filed for a posi and implement plans to cor furnish-for a fee tentatively set ple with problems of an emer of the 22-memiber CEA d<4 ti;,J^''ar lOfr, persons toatthe "cred- Mudlein, State central,oom- ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. "iTir*installment on or before Aug. 1 Mass.; Ronald Harrison of 10 gency nature call the ‘IBMah” tion as fire commissioner. gation and .will preside At w ldei^g Mgard- miititeeman from the 36th dls- rect” racial imbalance. at $1—anybody s last recorded xr-onh. Albert Hopper, appointed last The new policy' statement, chsmge of address. ira ml Please Excuse Our Dusf answering service which then mornlng meetings of the iaOL* M Ctoyemor Deinptey. luring ko of Kozley Rd., Tolland; Kar a volunteer lall to fill a vacancy with the though tougher than previous A posted spokesman said re with interest as of JUTS' Spiel refers the call to vldual state delegations, durr, he fay^^ Ammyering a question from Ribbon Insignia en Phllbert of Sugar Hill Rd., Publip Building Commission, statements, falls short of an quests for such address chemges man warned. on duty. ing which they decide th eir^ ,^ to 18-y^^^^ Hausman said he During Consfruefion will also seek to become a full DUrdlng the Aanecpioan Revo- will be handled only when an Taxes may be paid at the col- Tolland; Cindy Sandberg of 'Most problems are of a oom- positions on policies and <6&. lelt Legislature was in session ^ ^ . . NAACP request to declare that term member of the PBC. 'lutlion, it was often hand to tell individual has moved and left a lector’s office in the Memorial Dayvllle; Shirley Smith of 6 m mpn sense nature, Hansman re racial segregation is wrong and Any Republicans interested In an Officer from an enlisted man Building on Park PI. Hours are Prt*q>ect St.; WOlRam IXjgipeny ports. Many deal with baby fore theth. conUfentlon. ‘ ■ kiro 0i« Hou... “ ™ ^ PARISIAN to order local boards of educa forwarding address at his form seeking nomination are remind : ^ at Asems to me the dhly time slMe , ta t oandidaitos to run in the Oontinewtell Army. Gen. tion to desegregate. er post office. 9 .a>m. to noon and 2 to 6 p.m., Skinner R d.; Mrs. Jose- sitting, emergency transporta Mrs. Lenihan will serve 55 O A K ST. MANCHESTEH Mondays through Fridays, and ly*' Pierce and son of Birch Rd. tion, or aid for the elderly. ed that they must file notice of ifto IB rill for this bUi, is when against Senator Ribicoff In the George 'Wlasihlngton wore only The new statement was drawn Actusilly, the plan wasn't con the official representative Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. |Hie IFlsh” organization their intention by Wednesday,. Uiei.' Le^slature iS :rioi in ses- nexit eleoti'on. a lUglht blue ribbon across his up Thursday after the state ceived to overcome the depart the Manchester association. The town met its final pay- The Herald’s Vernon Bureau takes its name from an an- July 6 with Hope Grunske, Con Town Jury List chert. Other officers wore dif board read an informal opinion ment’s chronic operating defi o f Ma n c h e s t e r | Mrs. Maher, who has held-A A l,'’ Hausman saUL ■ is at 88 Park. St., tel. 876-8186 FLETCHER CLASS COi ci^^t Christian symbol and verse Rd., secretary, or Milton The .following residents have ferent-colored rUbboTB. T h e by F. Michael Ahem, assistant cit. It grew Instead out of the noOl o( ttbe Slaoiall year, ending numerous MEIA and OEA of-*- t^® Cited as tocrpdible Inep- or 643-2711. News items may be tnifs to give a atmosphere of Jensen, West St., chairman. Re been Chosen for possible Jury oOtonel’s eagle ddd not appear attorney general, who said "the new freedom of Information law today, and special borrowing fice.s. is a teacher and depar t;>;tltude Ori the part jhe Demo- CLOSED MONDAY - TUESDAf mailed to PA>. Box 827. C}wlstian service to the com- publican Town Committee. duty in state courts: Hayden untill 50 years lator, according state board has no authority to which takes effect July 4. will not be needed, according 6494511 ment head at Bonnet Juttlo|:'’«H tlo • dominated LdipBlature” ‘ When You Think of Glass, International Picnic Allen, Joseph Armstrong, Le- to the Encydiopedda Brltonnlca. order or direct desegregation.” But any extra money it brings to Mayor John E. Greuit. impiity. However, Hansman High School. Mrs. i^ lh a a «he fact that a tax-r^l^^ in won’t be spumed by the de Think of Fletcher** a ^ ed , many groups Include en- The 'Service Bureau for Wom teaches English and sooVOl-^ntortes of the.:.,.^l)0lesalers nore Berkowitz, Joseph Bonin, i Lewis M. Steel, NAACP coun Pool Aided Needed Vernon en’s Organizations wlU hold partment, which is pressing Applications are being ac thitoiastlc non-Christian vol- studies at imng Junior retollers wM m passed Alfred Brand, (Frank Budney, JULY 3 - 4 sel, had submitted to the state Congress at present for a $825 u l^ e rs as well. an Intemational picnic at the • Haustnan said JW * causes William Burleson, Virginia board a letter saying "Tou have cepted at the Horowitz Pool at home of Mrs. Douglas J. Rob million over-all boost in postal Henry Park for water safety Five Arrested 54 McKEE STREET •snie ’’FHsh” groups originat v ’/Jkm econ,oiriir to suf- (Jarlson, Harry Carter, Leonard LIGCETT CRUG both the power and the duty rates. ed^ in Elngland and spread to erts, Bolton Rd., Tuesday, July as these people must com- Couohop, John Oemesko, John to direct local boeuxls of educa ® INT kr NIA, Ik . aides, according to town rec 11, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sand Buries Boy 3 reation dlr^otw Donald Berger. By Town Police T^wt (Germany. Of itwo groups . 'P^te (With other stateB which do ErhOfJ Harry Erickson, "Patria- PARKADE tion to take steps which wlU Gtu Prices Off TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS ln>Japan one is in Hiroshima Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse DERBY (AP) — Edward C t ^ ’ijdt have taxes on i^w tories. Forbes, Earl Gardner, Fred Re-open Wed., July 5 eliminate racial imbalance.” "Atffltnifctr the good old days when all wt did was just Tlie Junior lifesaving pro- will be the moderator of a dis OPEN WASHINQTON (AP) — The Five arrests were made by Mvjitore members try to help vic- roy, 8, of Shelton was Touching on tl;h Dodri case, Gifford, Raymond Gray, George According to Steel, any board gtam, now in progress, runs from $25.00 to $45.00 cussion on world affairs. |7:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. t sniff glut?!" Federal Trade Commission re tlsM of the atom bomb. Thursday when he was b u r l« , opinion Greenway,. Albert Hadlgian, policy statement " which fails to Mon^^r through Friday from Weraon police yesterday. Everyone is welcome to at ports finding recurring in iJSegun by five couples in by about 10 yards of ^ h a to t Dodd wUl fiever run EJdlth Haver, Harry Hlnman, mandate action on the part of 9:30 to 10:30 s:.m. More classes John H. Ursin, 18, of Baxter tend. stances of xllscrlminatory pric Now is the time to bring In yoor screens to be repaired. 1964, the West iSpringfleld dumped in a sifting bln at end I also fOel lihat Sen- local boards” would be in will be held later in the sum Rd., Tolland, was charged with Stomi window gloss replaoed. Baseball Scores ing in the marketing of gasoline mer if enough persons sign up. g ^ u p was the first 90 such corwrete yard. *Uhico u ’ PAQB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 PAGE FIFTEEN T H E ^ Five Righthanders^ Three Southpaws Chosen Sports Viewing Schardt Notches Third Mound Success Beatinff Windsor Locks SATURDAY Herald. Angle 1KM> (30) RoUer Derby By 2:15 (30)| Red* ve. Cube Alston Names All-Star Staff 4:00 ( 3) Canadian Open Timely Aids Legion Win .OoM . EARL YOST CINCINNATI (AP) — Tom Seaver of the New York on an AU-Star squad. They are The orl^nal American BdKor 5:00 ( S) l^ d e World of Manager Walter Alston of Mets. Jenkins, lO-S, Seaver, 6-6, Os- League starting lineup had only Sports By PETE ZANAKDI Airdle, a lte r 'bath readhed with around In center field . . . At the Los Angeles Dodgers The southpaws, in addtUon to 10-7, Lemaster, 7-2, and uft-handed hitters, leading (18) Bowling National League Belfcumiii'sr to the winning eteglee. tendance seems to be o(n the Records Counted in Legion Tih n am ed tw o o f h ia o w n Osteen, will be Denny Lem aster t;ueuar, s-8. ___... * a, . ^ Tim Ooughlin ended Mbniahee- upswlng^t, Nebo . . . The iiaimeu two oi own ' ------Marichal’s sixth speculaUon that Alston would bo 6:00 (SO) LePs Giq to tlje W. L. Pot. G.B. side, the Manchester Le That was rather a bizarre ending to Wednesday hurlers today to the eight- AUanta Braves and Mike Races tw aoortng In the sixth. With run'totial was the most a Man time on the squad. He has a 10- * start one of his right- St. Louis 27 .614 — gion reoei-ved some thnely 49 Rudli WUtttke on via a alngfe, chester team scored in 13 night's American Legion basebaH game in South Wind- man National League *^® Houston Astros, 6 record this year and has a 1-0 pitchers. The American 7UM) ( 8) RedSnxa/t Kan Chicago 42 29 .692 hftting from Steve Benas / sas City 1% OoughlUn triipll'ed in the right games, beating Stafford 8-7 sor when, with the home team leading, 9-2 in the bot- pitching staff fOr the an- '^® starting lineup, named by record in previous All-Star however, already Cincinnati 43 82 .678 2% and another strong pit^- < (18) WrestUng center field gap, then scored last simimer . . . Windsor tom of the f im inning, the Rockville second baseman nual All-Star Game to be ^ames. in those contests he has■ ' have «ave lost ^ A1 KallneKaiine ofor the De- San Fran. 89 34 .634 aUlNIDlAY 8% ing job from Marc Schardt Locks |S)iowed up ■with ; only was ev io ^. With no players on the bench eligible, and played a t Anaheim, Calif,, dLv «nd pitched ii innings and has an troit Tigers becau.-^e of a broken Atlanta 37 86 .614 7 to deteeit Windsor Lobks, 8-1 when OBitcher Rog)er BeUlweau 2:00 ( 8).Socoer — Los An droipiped the ball on the tag. nine men. hand. Amerldan League Manag Pittsburgh 36 35 .500 8 la st night oit MIt. Nebo. B ^'^J^ejMted.. player left the visiting team with but July 11. SLrs teases oiUy the ancl^^ -eamed-run------Amerldan average ofLeague 0.82. Manae- geles vs. A tlanta eight playerB, the umpires ruled er Hank Bauer of Baltimore has Schajrdt was in trouble Afanchester (U) Th®y '*'®*‘® Hon Drysdale and „aU Reds without a man on the Drysdale with a 7-8 record Phila’phla 34 36 .486 9 'bftoigfltthe locals to 3-1 while It a forfeit, acmost unusual and this year will be the senior ii^med Minneapolis' Tony Oliva, 3:30 ( 8) Bed Sox a t Kan .444 12 throug(h the middle Irmings. Af ab r h po a 6 tbl sas City Los Angeles 32 40 the lixdc Townera loflt their Klnel, 2b rare drcumstance . baseihaJI a ^ in a f t« losing the O aude Osteen. squad thus far. The Reds led the “ “em ^ T o f "tie s"tIffTs TaTas aTeftyVtoTaic7his'pr^^^^^^ Houston 27 46 .370 17% ter setting down the first six JMfcusAirdle. If In all, Alston, who wUl man- league until a recent slump, 7®™“J . 4:00 ( 3) Canadian Open hme Zone Four outing'. Ware, c the starters. New York ^ ^28 43 .368 17 battein9^ Ray Filkdngton 'was hit GoU. c What happens to the scoring, age the NaUonal Leaguers, which came after a rash of inju- !!! h ®®"®®^"®‘*- 5:15 ( 8)i Women’s Open if any, In an incompleted in Off the Cuff The team selected by the Thursday.(B Results fay a pitch to open the third. Banes, ss picked five right-handers and Hes sidelined a flock of regu- ** *^®" el* ^*"e® Golf Singiles 'by Hay NdvakowSki and LoGece, lb ning in whloh a game is forfeit previously and has an 0-1 players to start g^irc at aU 5:30 (SO) S|>ortBnian’s Hol Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 Kowal. 3b PWlhiaips (the taOest golf three' left-handers. They have a lars. Cincinnati 14, Los Angeles 0 Paid Bllock brought PUkington Wlttfce. rf ed such as was the case In dounae iwtxrker in the Is combined won and lost record „ . record. He has pitched 14% In- positions, except pltc'ier, will iday East, Hartford CouRfhlin, cf South Windsor, allow4d eight hits, struck be; Philadelphia 1, New York 0 to. , Stiherdt. p 2 2 Jimmy Maskeir at Ohet Rau’s of 67-40 through games of at least one player on the squad MONDAY Mancheeter .7M earned-run Orlando Cepeda, S. Louis, lb; San Francisco 12, St. Louis 4 Scoring rules of baseball sup- Oo(niiiecUoiA Gofff Land. The Thursday night, from each club so a Cincinnati 7:00 (SO) Mets vs. Giants WUUmaatlo A wild pitch ptated Bellwean TVytals 24 8 9 21 14 0 6 ply the answer. >bai9kellhaai wWz who athired at average of 1.88. Bill Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, 2b; Houston at Atlanta, rain South Wlndew in the fourth. He had reached Wlndflor Locks (2) Besides Drysdale, the right player will have to be selected ab r h po a o zbi 10.03 (2). If a regulaUon game Rodovlflte High and later at Gibson, 9-6, has been on the Richie Allen, Philad' :phla, 3b; Today’s Games BockvlUe on a fflelder’B choice and moved handers named were Juan Mar- later by Alston when he names St. Louis (Jaster 4-3) at New AM Block, 2bi) 4 0 2 0 1 0 1 If forfeited. Include the record Klngawood sbamib 6-®. He’a em- squad three times previously Gene Alley, Plttsburgn, ss; Windsor locks .000 up on PlUklngiton’s double. Johnson, cf 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 ichal of the San Francisco Gi extra players to go with the but has an eamed-run average Roberto Clemente, Pitt.sbiirgh, Single Run York (R. Shaw 2-6), night Lo9h. 3 ( 13 0 0 of all Individual and team ac- paoyeid on the nDalntenance staff starting lineup and the pitchers. Tbompsonvllle .000 J. Novakoiwsld, If 3 ( 2 0 0 0 ants, Ferguson Jenkins of the of 2.26. Hank Aaron, Atlanta and ; ou San Francisco (Perry 6-9 and It was the second game In Martaak, lb 3 ( 2 1 0 fe*irK m ^vdl^nneaL ^y fOT^ ^ aummem. .Oongraiula- Chicago Cubs, Bob Gibson’of the Five of the pitchers will be Both Gibson and Drysdale Brock, St. Louis, outfiel-.:i.rs; Marichal 10-6) at Philadelphia which Manchester did not com Bellwoau. c 3 1 1 1 0 Alter pdaying ihree coneeou- PUldnirton. 3b 2 1 3 0 0 felt Is ahead at the time of for- CardlnaU, and rookie making their first appearance were clob^red Thursday night, and Joe Torre, Atiajita Losses Hurt (G. Jackson 2-3 and Green 0-0 STEVE BANAB BEABO SKBABOOF mit an error. Banas and Kowal R, Novakw’.sk, sa 2 ( 1 0 0 itdive days and wiinnilng twice, felt, enter as winning and los- ' or Short 3-2), w, twl-nlght turned in outstanding defensive Turek. rf 3 ( 0 0 0 tbedir 30th wedding anniveTsairy. work. Ing pitchers the players who RSox Cause Cincinnati (Maloney 6-3) at (Mtancheflbeir takes two days off, ttxroe and walidng cne. Dermis MlaoAjndte and 'singles Totals 26 2 5 18 12 3 1 OMck, one of the Elaat’s foot Chicago (Hands 8-2) then Tieituns to Zone Four play Manchester ...... 420 002 0—8 would have qualified of the ball otmtcialh, teachee in the KANSAS CITY (AP) — The Banas ccUected two hits, the by Daive Wlaro and Banas ac- DIAMOND DUST—Catcher Wlrid.‘4or I>xjks ...... 001 100 0—2 game had been called at the xTiuiiin.-iLT ™ ______AUanta (Johnson 7-4) at I?itts- Imating TIhomipaonvillllie Sunday only looea to do ao, and drove In coun/ted for three. Ray LaGaoe time of forfeit. Tt” ♦!,» Hbirtlfloni adhool adhod systemsyHtem ata t Bulk- Boston Red Sox, who have de burgh (Veale 9-2 or Blass 2-2), Gary Gott puts on a show all 2b—PUkington, Banns; 3b—Cough veloped a disconcerting habit at Mlt. Nobo ait 2 o’cflock. three mn& walked, moved around on Eld his own behind the plate with lin; dj)—^Lnfvh to P. NovaJcow.skl to team by forfeit U S hlnT ^ U night ilt was Sdhaindit’s second! com- Marinak; lob—'Manchester 4. Wlnd- on the HacuDity at Mancheeter of losing the close ones lately, Mlanolheeter 'waflted no time Kowialls single end scored on a his constant chatter. Etvery .sor Locks 5; bl)—Schardt 1. Lash the score Is tied at the time Los Angeles (Osteen 10-7) at pleite game and thini •victory getting to WindiBUr Locks stant- Kiglh. .Mian of hlB word la Mayo hope to break toe spell as they Houston (Wilson 4-4), night ‘Wild pitch. once in a while he even lets 6, Block 1 ; so—SchaTxit 3. Lash 4. of forfeit, do not enter a win for Goabh Charlie Graff. The er and loser Biil Lash, pushing Block 1; hits off—Lash 8 for 8 runs armUh, ntanager of the Detroit open a three - game series Saturday’s Games The parade cciitinued in the go with a whistle . . . Fans in 6 innings; Block 1 for 0 In 1; ning or losing pitcher. If a Geittiyflbtnig Bltudemit received flour mmB ejcroas in the fiiist in- Tigera. ThlB spring In FDorlda, against toe Kansas City Ath- St. Louis at New York second frame, Bhnaa’ double have a little extra to watch. hbn—Schardt (iPilkingtxm); wp — game is forfeited before it be iletlcs tonight. flemliess auippoait, atrikling oult ndng. Wlaiks to Giary Klnel and driving In Schardt and' M)ac- Model airplanes were buzzing Schardt, Lash. Block: pb • - Bell- comes a regulation game. In w hw diacussithg hUa pitching, San B’ranclsco at Phlla., N weau; L—Lia^h. he todd me when Mickey Lolich Over toe past two weeks Cincinnati at Chicago clude no records. Report' only Manager Dick Williams’ slug N the fact of the forfeit. wunfld go off to reserve camp AUanta at Pittsburgh in the ammy for two weeks be gers have outscored their op- Los Angeles at Houston, N Third Straight Hope that clears up questions onents 64-38; yet their record Second Loss in 48 Hours ediich were posed In several woUM assign e catcher to he UP AND OUT—Cincinna'ti TVainer Al Wylder gets the treatment every time for that stretch Is 8-7. The sta American League For FH Legion quarters following the game in to oaitdh the>' pitcher tistics show toe reason — many B player hits a homer and he got it thrde times last night. The man in question. ^ night, ^ne enough; when of the victories have been by W. L. Pet. O.B. whi’be weighs only 110 pounds so it’s an easy task to give him a free ride. Setting a hot pace In Zone For MB^s in Twi League Lcflldh left the drib to don khaki, Chicago 42 27 .609 — Four play. East Hartford’s Le lopsided scores, but all seven Defeat, the second one in as many days, was double barrelled Smith ordered a minor league losses were by one run. Detroit 37 33 .629 6% gion rolled up Its third straight NATIONAL XEAGUE Laiwyieim 00(3 001'— 4- 6-2 Here ’n There caticher to Xve near the base tor Moriarty Broa last night at (Jolt Park. Last place 'Valeo •• • _ V~ • • •ia The result of this string Is' Boston 36 34 .614 6% one-run victory last night, pol E1iv« runs dn tihe ffliret kept Saundema, Zoda (4) and Hes- Minnesota 36 34 .614 14 Teams Ready ishing off South Windsor at battered, three Gas House pitchers, taking a 10-4 victory and Mbnday rtgura haadbaO tedie- ^ that toe Red Sox now show 6% NBSBdltt Anms ahead to stay, go- kefth, Saunders; Leber, Humin- knocking Moriarty’s out of the Twilight League’s top spot. OBdt on COiannel 30 a t 7 o'clock TA6GED!—Attompibing to steal home, Ohico Sal AM Star catcher of Detroit, in close play. only a 14-16 season record In Cleveland 36 36 .607 7 home, 5-4. tnig on to beiat MIoaiaity’s, 9-4 srtwn (4), T w e r^ (5) and CUf- Lolich went to aunumer camp be For Rec Summer Nick Zangari’s pitching a n d ------wm feeiture the San Framcdaco mon of Cleveland is tagged out by Bill Freehan, toe one-run game category so California 37 38 .493 8 Batting hero was Joe Rug last night a* Buckdeiy Field. The ford, Lelber. didn't tbnonv a beS and when he a three-run eighth Inning, gave GWanXs and New York Mete fnxm important to any pennant con New York 33 37 .471 9% Basketball Play giero whose single drove in the ■wdnneTB needed only tihree hits, AMEJHIOAN LEAGUE Wilkos Winner Shea atanXum.'Ne(w 'Snotk Giant rejoined the Tigero It took blim tender. Baltimore 33 37 .471 9% run In the fifth which broke a taking advamltoge of itOmee Mttr- M aking good use of 10 base Vernon’s Orioles a 3-0 win over Jlnnthalll tetooaatiflg team this aevoraJ weeks to regain his Gary Bell (5-6 over aU but 4-1 Kansas CJlty 34 40 .469 10% Hie Recreation Department 4-all tie. E arlier Bob Hansen’s teirty errors. Two of .the hits hits, eight walks and four hit the Mets. ihyihmtii If the Tigers are to •Sure Knows How to Hurt a Guy In Golf Event flaH wdU again feature Jack since joining toe Red Sox) was Wash’n. 32 41 .438 12 summer under-the-llghts bas triple with the bases loaded were recorded by Radi MUka. batsmen, Sears defeated Army make it, they'll need a atrong- CHURCH SOFTBALL McNary had two apiece. BUI Ex-UConn Standout Tom Taking advantage of his va- WMteker handling the play-by- slated to oppose Athletics’ ace Thursday’s Results ketball program will consdst of highlighted a four run third in- Dion Pagand had two of Mor- & Navy, 10-2 a t WaddeU Field, armedi Lolich, a potenlUall 20- Baltimore 4, Chicago 1 Would you believe 16 runs In Calhoun, Dick Leadbetter, Bob "|®‘“ Prootor led the attack on Mor- cation, split up into single play and Fkank Glf&ird doing Jim Nash (8-6) tonight. 14 teams. Six In the Interme j a A - -- A ja .ff T3 v t 1 n m ^ a v , a ^ Via r . t., T 141 > ^ ^ iartyls edgWt bingles. Thg winners scored In every in- game winner. Williams planned to follow Cleveland 6, D'jtroit 3 one Inning? Then try this one, Rylander and Bob Litke had Each side got seven hits with larty's. He hit losing pitcher days, EM Wilkes took time off the odor. .Floqiner coaches « « * diate Division and eight in the 14 errors In a game and 10 in two bingles apiece in defeat, NbssdUf'B 051 21x—9-3-2 ning but the last. Whitfield Adds Insult to Injury with Jim Lonborg Saturday and Only games scheduled Senior League. This year the Tony Foran going the distance Ralplh Marone’s first pitch for yesterday and won top honors • Nloam Vtan ^K>ckllln of the Min- „ j an inning? Rug 020 200 1 -5-15-3 Miorilaitty's 000 130-4-8-3 Jack Arnink led the Sears Gary Waslewskl Sunday. Today’s Games teams were selected on ’a first for the win. a homer, went on to get two In the Connecticuit Golf Associ nectotei 'VIihingB In the N FL and End of the Line Finast 000 012 1 —4-12-2 iRlccaio and Oanlaon; iPagani, attack, posting a perfect three- ation’s One-Day Tournament Bell has no record against New York (Stottlemyre 7-7) come basis and regristration Center Congo took advantage Tonight, East Hartford is at more hits and score twice. Pete BaaaoBt of the university Handy pocket-size schedules, Gustafson and Holland; Mi St. Jdhn (5) and Sullivan, Mil- for-three with a double. Ekdc at the Manchester Country toe A’s this season, while Nash at California (Brunet 4-11), night was held Monday, June 26. of the latter to accomplish the Willlmantlc, South Windsor at tor. Stafford and Bobby Briggs had Valeo scored two In the first, of llteote warn do the color on which Include the roster, of Boston (Bell 5-6) at Kansas former in' beating the South chaud and Litke. Tbompsonvllle. Club. By Coming Off Bench and Homering beat toe Red Sox 1-0 on a bril Teams making up the Inter- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE two hits apiece for the winners. three dn the third and fourth N1F1L tdeoasta wltti the New Manchester's American Legion City (Nash 8-6), night Enders, 21-4 last night at Char E. H artford 004 010 x—5 7 3 Wilke's, State A m ateur champ liant flve-hltter in his only ap medlate League which is for REC LEAGUE Home runs and singles fea- Joe Eradl made an outstand- and one in the fifth and sixth Orleans Saints and Mlmesote baaeixaU team have been prlnt- NEW YORK (AP) — ful In the late Innings. The fa- The Tigers bad taken a 3-1 “Getting the 'ba;! m'cr the Washington (Pascual 7-4) at ter Oak Field. The winners S. Windsor 002 100 0 ^ 7 2 in 1942, posted a 37-33—70 VHclInga reepectlvelly. wouldn't pearance against them. boys 15 and older are: Ehigle Three runs In the fourth gave tured as Anoaldl’s downed the tog defensive play for the "Vet- innings. ed and' distributed, comple- Fred Whitfield sure knows mous New York Yankee killer, lead on a Solo shot by Ddck Mc- plate w«6 my higge;,. asset-,'' he Minnesota (Merritt 4-0), night pushed across 16 tallies in toe Foran and Glonfrlddo; Flynn, _ . T, , i card, the same as Bill Brew of It he aometmng to have a guy The Red Sox, tied for third Jr’s, Indian Jrs., Knldcs,' Slxty- Spruce St. Tavern a 6-4 win Lawyers, 10-4 at Veiplianck erans. Brendan Burke, Struck out 13 m ents of Walsh's Esso station how to hurt a guy, adding hBs won two other games Auliffe and a two-nun Mast by said after raising his t ecord to Chicago (John 6-3) at Detroit seventh Inning, helped by 10 Sullivan (3), Slomslnsky (5) and c-o. Wethersfield turned in, but the like Van BrockUn, fflired by the place In toe American League Nlners, Graduates and Shellle's over toe Army & Navy B’s at Field. It was Ansaldi’s 10th wlai~ Sears ...... 213 130—10 10 1 of the Gas Housers. Frank De- W ^ Blalwuknla' tXk>nn jnsnlt to injury that left with lOth-innlng homers and a Mickey Stanley in the seventh, 7-3. "The only way to boat Chi- pennant race, will be hoping to (Podres 1-0), night mlscues on toe part of toe Mt. Nebo. Malone. local golfer won out by match 5^' VUclngB, doing the color on the third with an eighth-inning sin- » » * Boys. in 1'3 starts wdidle the LawyeiiB AAN ...... 000 Oil— 2 5 4 Mhuro got to Burke for three basketball ace e past three aago is to throw strikes and pick up giround against toe Cleveland (Hargan 9-6 and South Enders. Ed Pinto had three hits for ing cards. flame clUb!..iPat Summerall, h'igh-flying and In the Senior Diirlsflon: E a are now 3-10. Brown and Tucker; Peterson hits. seasons, is rooming with Bill Vi«oHlf(Vxxr gle, turned on the Tigers ORIOLES-WHITE SOX— keep lUhedir runners off toe bas- ninth-place Athletics, but so far Siebert 1-7 or Connolly 0-0) at BUI Troutman had four hits the winners with Bob Hewitt Play drew an. excellent field ttte ilonmer Giant teteoaater, will Detroit Tigers gles', Indians, Ekiglneers, Ninth Jeiflf Klojzy (had two homeirs Walsh. Holowaty In Coventry while . lOOth homer of his major league Phoebus had things well un es." this season toe teams are even Baltimore (Rlchert 4-8 and Mc for the winners with Frank and Gary Bryant with two run against Kennedy. Bob Rib Meanwhile, Herb’s heated of 208. work Dor the washinUon iRed- Holers, Hurricanes, Ansaldl sifting offers from pro en- h^ten_and bruised again, career. der control against the White ‘Tm surprised he only li.ad 11 for their six meetings. Nally 6-3), 2, twl-nlght Chaves. John Schneider, Carl apiece. Doc Boisoneau and ers, who lyas strong In relief tor the wi’nnens. He also knock------Russell, 3-2, to take over the EM Wilkos 37-38—70 akin video announcing crew.. The Cleveland first baseman Oonstruotlon, Aetos and tries. Bialosuknla is working Vie ______DnvalUllo, batting____ „ for Sox with home run help from strike oults," said Pete W ard of Those games, all In April and Saturday’s Games Ha'wks. Switzer, Cliff Coffin and Dar- Andy Zledler collected two hits got toe other Elk hit. ed oult a doUfaae. Ron Wierz- American League lead by a full game In the lost Bill Brew 37- 33—70 J Peat time for relaxed on the bench for seven winner LUis Tiant, had doubled Paul Blatr and Russ Snyder ac- Batting (176 at bats)—F. Rob- Rockingham's out at the UOonn fleldhouse. the Sox. "I thought ho struck early May, provided some of New York at California, N The season gets underway rell Croyle showing two apiece each In defeat. Green Manor 503 100 x —9-6-0 dhowokii cdliecited Ms eigthth column. Ralph Johns 38- 34—72 S6Qi annual Innings Thursday night, with one out and Max Alvis had counting for three runs, homeir of the season tor the los- inson, Balt., .337; Yastrzemskl, wimmer meeting He's reported to have been of- O 'Jit 15 or 16 the way t,e Uirew.’’ toe season’s most exciting mo Boston at Kansas City, N Monday, July 10 and will play Stamler, Jim Granato and Spruce 030 300 x -6-11-2 Elks 000 100 0 -1-3-4 Singles by Pete Odium, Al Jim Domofrio 37- 36—73 Jdly 5 wiilil be at 2 o'clock. A watching toe Tigers roll merrily sjngiied him home. When Leon The rookie riglht-bander ers. He laibo had a single. Boat., .335. fered a |30,000 no-cut three- OhttCQga Manager Eddie Stan- ments. The Red Sox victories Washington at Minnesota Monday thru Thuiudeya each'^^^ve Besco had two hits each Army & Navy Kennedy and Healy; Wolfe, Putz and John Furphey and a Stan Hllinski Jr. 38- 36—74 63-day meeting is scheduled. year contract, plus a new car. Wlagner followed with another struick out 11, walked none and ky ailso was impressed. Chicago at Detroit, N Sicott Wdggln had three hits National League sacrifice fly by Mike Leach Tim Cronin included a brilliant 13-strikeout week at the Charter Oak to defeat. 003 100 0 -4 - 9-1 McKinney (3), Rivers (3) and 37-37—74 NcSslon Qulmlby, fonmar local with Oakland In the American heads. Then hdlt, Fred Oladldtng replaced weakened only in the second "Is he that good?” he aslred Cleveland at Baltimore Center Congo tor the wlnneais wdih Pete Leber Batting (176 at bats) —ae- gave Zangari all he needed to Dick Cronin performance by Lonborg, a 15- court. In case of rain the Bryant and Taylor; Boi Downham. 35- 40—75 althlete. Is now the admlnistra- Basketball League. The St. bench, he Denny McLain on toe mound inning when Ken Berry touched of Phoebus, who has Balti Inning 11 - 10 thriller, and a ' games win move Inside to the 101 220 16 -21-18-0 soneau and Hannon. showing a pair of singles. mente, Pitt., .361; Cepeda, win. He allowed six hilts and E. R. Spencer 36- 39—75 Ittve eaalflbant at the Weibb Jun- Louis Hawks are said to have them unmercifully with wbStfiield took over for Don him for a homer. Toimmy more’s only two victories in the game In which Boston rallied Elast Side Rec Center. South Enders ALUMNI JR. Ansaldl’B 007 21x—•10-11 1 St.L., .345. struck out six Mete. Dave Johnson 37- 38—75 Sor High Schod In WethensfieWi matched the Oakland offer but f. homer in Demeter at the pdiate and hit a Agee’s snngilie in the first and laist se3’en games. “He’s a stop for five nms In toe ninth to 310 000 0 — 4-12-14 ALUMNI LEAGUE Batterym ates Al Noske and . .RepOrte have been making a 'cut basis, which means the eighth inning that gave toe 400-ifoot drive in the upper deck J.C. Martin's doufble dn the fifth Heavy Weekend Coffin and Galanek, Schneid Indians a 5-3 triumph. per. He sure stopped us to pull out toe victory. The A’s Pitching continues to dom Bob Bergln got together to pace Ithe rounds that Charlie Finley they could let the sharpshooter in right field. were the only other hats. night." staged -late rallies to win two er, Franklin; Granata and the Mets to an 8-2 win over the The loss was toe 15th in 21 Auto Race Slate inate play. Mike Kennedy as '• .... '"iL ...... wtOl puiQ his KJansas City A’s out go whenever they wanted. A of their games, picking up the Walrath. sumed the spotlight last night, Cardinals at Charter Oak. u of that cilty and move to Mil Buffalo, N.Y., personal serv games for toe second-place Ti other on Nash’s masterpiece. Noske struck out 15 while Ber the Si®*"®- who led toe league until Starts Tonight pitching Green Manor to a 9-1 waukee, where the fans are Juflt ice agency Is handling Thursday was an off day for The second contest, under over the Elks with a three- gln collected a single and dou SbCHIng to Bee ntajor league negotiations June 11. Detroit also lost anoth- toe Red" Sox. They flew from toe lights at Mt. Nebo, follow ble and scored twice. ___ er outfielder, Gates Brown, who Sportsman and modified driv hitter. Kennedy struck out 10. Wasn’t Exactly All-Star Night Minneapolis - St. Paul Wednes ers running under NASCAR ed toe usual slow-pitch pattern John LaBelle paced toe win Bob ^Gorman had the big hit joined All-Star A1 Kaiine on toe day night after dropping a 3-2 Center Congo making it a sweep sideline. sanction are all awaiting the ning offense, going three-for- for the Cards, a fifth Inning dou decision ' that left them with a 100-lap NaUonal Championship with a 14-8 win over toe South three and knocking in four runs. ble. ’^1 Brown suffered a dislocated Enders. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY 1-2 record so far In toe early event tonight at Stafford Speed Ed Johnson had two hits. Mets 230 111 x -8-8-1 left wrist trying to make a catch stages of this 13 - game road Jim Menditto went three-for- O Ff RTE 193 - THOMF’SON. CONN. FRF.E PARKING For Either Gibson or Drysdale way at 8:16. This event is one Doug Downham singled and Cards 000 010 1 -2-5-4 N and wdll be out two weeks. three including a homer, to trip, toe longest one scheduled of only a dozen scheduled by Don Landerfin doubled him Noske and Berg;in; Tomezuk, Still...... worse,^ ____ toe Tigers...... missed.... NEW YORK (AP)—It D-run Inning against Gibson batters and 14 of toe last 16, all season. NASCAR all over toe Eastern pace the second victory. Carl ROAD KING PREMIUM* ® ® M A 8C A K ^ , / # Ruggiero had three hits while accounting for toe only Wilson and Landry a chance’ t o ’plck up“a game’on wasn’t exactly an All-Star reliever Nelson Briles with striking out seven and walking The team tried to obtain Mu seaboard and carries with It EUUngton Ridge ODlPIEMPORTSMAir toe Chicago White Sox, who nig'ht for Bob GibSOn and H art’s three-run homer cli- two. He got toe only run he nicipal Stadium for a workout Frank Chaves had two. double points toward a driver’s Starting times and pairings never had much reason for hope the assault. needed when the Phillies on toe off day, but could not Dave Vesco and Jim Stamler STOCK-CAR^ Don Drysdale, both of national standing in the sports for Sunday’s Four Ball Golf as Baltimore’s Tom Phoebus whomiirK/-vrn were chosen for av,«the Despite Y toe f big ^ bulge. ^ ’ San buncheduunenea inreethree mts hits against loser get it because of other com man and modified classes of had two singles apiece in de I FRIDAY NITE • 8:15 P.M. ■ Tournament at toe Ellington mitments. However trainer feat. S*« TIm PMlMt Sp*rfsm«n and Modiflad Modit In NEW ENGLAND cut them down on three hits 4-1 National iLeague Jl^n" team toltodfailed ^re^tte to retire a 'batter allow- Jack Fisher In toe fourth Inning. cars. The purse is over $6,000 Ridge (Country Club; Buddy Leroux took toe injured with a winner's share posted at Center Congo 1 0 0 LA P ^ m ? e "" Shortly before taking their ing four straight CUB8-PIRATES— 8:30—Shlllcr, Hunter, Hartmann, 000 312 2 —14-14-6 j ^ & w i u p h i League game. Rico Petrocelll out for a pri $1,000. Keller: Markowakl. Weln- too lap Nat’l Championship Race (TWIN 50'f) « » « regular pitching turns came on and got credit for the Ernie Banks hammered his vate workout and a whirlpool ■Uen, Repko Goldfarb: 8:44 — S. South Enders TIRE SALE There are three 10 lap heats Ferguson. Wilson. Mensdiel. Van- _^PtUS Hpin AND COMOlAnON «ACf ^mTE,.7:0D^ INDIANS-TIOERS— Thursday night. -victory. 16th homer of toe season and treatment. dervxjort; 8:51—Kuhnly. Charendoff. 220 082 0 - 8- 8-7 and at least one consolaUon Blanco and Schneider, Coffin; C L A SSIC ft The Tigers remained 5% Gibson, toe over-powering St. * toe 434th of his career, lifting Petrocelll’s status for to Rubin Cavey; 8:58—Starters Time; REDS-DODGER8— race with a total of 33 cars 9:06—Meurant. W. Peck. Abuza. Granato and Walrath, Henne- $ 5 , 0 0 0 0 0 games behind Chicago and only Louis right-hander, was m an toe streaking Cubs to their vic night's game was imeertain. He Landsburg. Save An Extra . - k It wasn’t quite as bad qualifying out of these races. quin. 2% games from second division handled for nine runs In less tor tory over Pittsburgh. worked out at shortstop before 9:13 — Wolff. Petere. Honnon, OUARANniD PURSi than one Inning as San Francis- Drysdale against toe Reds. He Banks connected In the sixth The weekend long awaited by Smith; 9:19—Becker. Reynolds, dl- OUALIF'flMa CVCMrc../tNO "foiitfi' as Whitfield again proved pain- toe last game at Minnesota, New England racing fans ar Corcla, Allen: 9:26 — Anderson. DUSTY LEAGUE CO scored 11 flrst-lnnlng runs was charged with six of toe runs innlng*g>agalnst Pete Mikkelson Brown, Baum, Scranton; 9:33 — fielding balls with one hand rives Sunday night In the sched Starter's Time; 9:40 — Harrigan, Marty Kristoff’s hit In toe ^1,OOQoo and walloped the Cardinals 12-4. as the Reds charged to an 11-0 after Ron Santo singled with and tossing them in with toe Brown, P*odolny, Trabltz; 9:47 — seventh inning gave Middletown lead in toe first three innings. two out. uled 100-Iap Modified Sports ^ TO TM WINNU Drysdale suffered a similar right hand which was Injured •Kellner, Kravltz, Zubrow. Finne RAiga nBurrow 5-4 win over FTret Chlldrsn ! ITZGERALDI FORD INC. Tony Perez, Don Vavletlch The victory was toe lOto In man Stock Car Classic at gan. fate against Cincinnati, lasting when struck by a pitch last Thompson Speedway. 9:54—Knapp. Tardlff. Kearney, National at Robertson Park. into the second Inning and al- Johnson each toe last 11 games for the sec- Cohn; 10:01—Kelly, Chalne. Perac- Friday night. He also tried to The race will offer an increas chlo. McPartland: 10:08—Groobert, Bob Slmler paced with toe STAFFORD SPEEDWAY ______i-,.___ slammed home runs and drwe ond-place Cubs. bat, but quickly found he Weber, Nix, Lallmore; 10:15 — 20’( OFF lowlng six runs on seven hits as winning attack with three hits, in three runs apiece as Clfiwh- ______ed purse plus double points for THE FASTEST S MliE TRACK IN THE EAST toe Reds bombed Los Angeles couldn't. Starter's Time; 10:22 — Dymon, Including a triple, while Bob nati raked four Dodger pitchers NASCAR seasonal standings. Jbtmson. Ralhbone, Brand: 10:29 — ON ET. 140 • SIIFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. • FREE PARKING | LET’S FACE IT 14-0. Jerry Adair has been doing First green flag, will drop at Zalman, Fahle, Marlow. Skinner. Duncan, Ron Gustafson, Carl for 18 hits. 10:36 — MIcCusker. Dow, Fields, Elsewhere In toe National a good job filling In for toe 7. In the event of rain, the ^ow Warmington; 10:43--Oarison, Sny Silver, John Anderson and Jack Our Regular Low Price On t- . Milt Pappas hurled a flve-hlt- BASEBALL HEROES All Star shortstop, but toe re der. Heslin, Cashman. Fairness and high scruples are not limited to us, but Legue, Jlih Running, who ter and breezed to his eighth will move over to Monday night they are part of the very foundation of our business. wasn’t picked for toe AU-Star victory, sult is a weakened bench which July 3. Country Club BATTING—Fred WhlUleld, has been further depleted by We»are tending to our own welfare when we protect staff looked more toe part, shut- * • • 'Indians, walloped a three-run Jap Membrino of West Haven Starting times, pairings for ting out New York on three hits PH1L8-MET8— toe departure of Dalton Jones is a rare bird at Riverside. He Saturday’s Four Ball, Best Ball Any 4-PIy Premium* Tire yours . . . so besides offering you best possible value pinch homer that lifted Cleve for two weeks of Army train 8ERAPHIN you get peace of mind as well. as Philadelphia nipped toe Mets Running was almost untouch- land to a 8-3 victory over De- has won only one feature race, Golf Tournament with three- ing. !(lookie Ken Poulsen has yet he holds toe point lead for quarter handicaps follow: 1-0, and Chicago moved within able against toe M ets-the teain ‘rolt. been called up from' Boston’s e Our Finest fuU 4 ply nylon tire. , • Wider deeper tread > 1% games of first place by top- he pitched a perfect game PITCHING—Jim Running, the second straight week. 7:27—Oberkuider. 7, Henriquea 14, Winston - Salem, N.C., farm Gexae 10, EMwamla 21; 7:34—Cronin • Special Super-Diene compound with exclusive- tread design. ------r ------— 2^ ping Pittsburgh 4-3. Houston’s ^gainst three years ago this PWllles, allowed three hits and Membrino, a steady guy, was 3, Sprague 17,^ HulUne 13, Jacobson team to help fill the gap. Mokee 8, Orookott 16, Your choice of blackwall — whitewall, dual whitewall or latest red stripe. ganie at Atlanta was rained out. month. struck out seven, pitching Phlla- second In last week’s Mature. Phelan 11, Bengtson 19; 7:48—Ken Plus Fed. Tax. *This is our premium tire. 1964 Ford Falcon 1963 T-Bird Hardtop • • * Two of New York’s three hits delphla to a 1-0 victory over toe The week before, he placed n e y 4, Kelly 15, Porterfield 10. station Wagon. Nice silver gray with IMlsiretlB. 2^ 7:66 — K. Gordon 3, V-8, Crudaomatlc, power steering, OIANT8-OARDS— were infield roUers and only New York Mets. Grid Official Dies third. His total of 25^ points Ndson 16, Gonoveel 13. Delany 22; red interior, roof mck, whitewalls, power brakea, power windows, power The first eight Giants to bat five Mets reached base against ------SHREWSBURY, Mass. (AP) give him a 30-polnt lead over 8;0a-(E2ch 4. McLoffeity 16. No Rbad King etc. Extra clean. One owner. seat, radio, whitewalls. vak 10, Tliridnflbon 17; 8:00 — R. against Gibson reached base, toe Philadelphia ace, who Pitching (7 decisions)—'Veale, —Benjamin B. Zecker,' an of second-place man Tony Mordino Gordon 8, Salafla 16. R i g ^ 10, and seven of them scored. San squared his record at 8-8. ficial at the 1968 Harvard-Yale of Waterbury. SwBlfl 18; 8:18—Wilkos 7, iHxrvost (SPECIALS ARE GOOD THRU THE JULY 4th HOLIDAY WEEK) Pitt., 9-2, .818; Lemaster, AU., 16. Homans 9. Cakunari 30; 8:23— Francisco bunched 10 hits in the Bunning retir^ the first 10 7-2, .778; Jarvis, AU., 7-2, .778. football game, died Wednesday One ^bf the big point bonanzas OtdlMun 8, DuteUe 16. AnnuHi 9, QUALITY Super ffighway TruckJTires 1 night. He was 46. Cause of detUi of the season comes up Satur SConaoD 31. 8:30 — Shoflf 6. Skinner 16. Ml 6 Ply S«|ter Strength Nylon. EugiiMtrMl ftr was not announced. day night with the annual run I>yinant U. Wetaian 30: 8:37—Be- 3 WOODS He starred In athletics at ning of the 160-lap Independence mer 6. ManneHa 15, Dlmock 12, ■•iiin MUm i*. iuilt fer Heavy Service. 1965 Ford Galaxio 1964 Ford Thundeitird Colby College and^lgned a KsjU li; 8:44—Fahey 7, Teets 16, <3onv. Coupe. V-8, automatic power Classic. This one is worth 84 Bamflton 11. Hianfrra 30; 8:61—Hi- Golf 570x15 Tube Type 14- Convertible. Fully equipped Includ contract in 1946 witK toe New 8 IRONS steering, clean blue metallic finish, points to the wltmer and the ■mU 1, Leaaard 14. Turiey IL Vano- ing power 'Windows and seat. Hand- York Yankees organization but rh> 17; 8:68—^Horvaih 6. McCarthy all leather-Uke Interior. Easy terms. some turquoise finish 'With black top. outcome could send the point IS, Snofley IS, Oanoparl 18: 9:06 — Check our low, low prices on all other siiet. piqs 2.42 fed. Tqx cut short a pitching career standings flying In all direc Kiistof 6, Oonde 14, Davis 13, Reoiea 81; 9:13—Taroa 8, Ferguson Matched and because of an arm Injury. tions. 08. Ofrta IS. Dolbi 18: 9:19 — registered. Irons starter Sets FMndie 8, Anderson 16. H. GasdeHa IB, Smith 17; 9:26—Carteon 6, W1- b e autlfully “John Bean” AutoLite Heavy Duty ______187 JarvW framed and sand 1966 Rambler Classic 770 YOUR PICK TIRE SALE uC Neiabn 22; 9:40—11. Ooi^eUa 8, blaflted. Lami 88 1964 Gkiya ‘*3G0” Coav. 2-Door Hardtop. A like new white Chanda 16, LundeM 10. Edwards 34; 2 Woods "Wheel Alignment Shock Absorbers V-8, automatic, power steering pow finisb with black irinyl covered roof. W E H A V E 9:47—Tilayito 6, MdNIamara. 14. nated woods in 4 Irotia 7.75x14 Cl Morisuty mT Benton 30; 9:64—Mlg- er brakes, radio, heater, WBW. Ex Economical 6 cylinder engine, auto tinre 9, Bterinsa 14. Kenney 10, Rifl rich ebony black. P u tter tr a dean. matic transmission, power steering. W^AAfPHfS 30; lQ;0a—lAiherton 6, Hum 14, PG Frofeeaional Priced to Bell. Guai^teed of course. 8.25x14 9 ______EVERYTHINOt BackM 10. MbDaughnn 19; 10:08 — Ford, Chev., Any 8 8 WbWe 8, IMMIarHn 16. Curtis 13, grip. Men’s right 4«8 Car FUammo M; 10:16—afciFartand 7. Plymouth "YOU NAME IT— WE HAVE IT" Ouvey 16. AnsaMl 11, Boris. 18: hand only, D-3, GOLF BAGS EA. IHSTALLEDI 8.15x15 10;$a — Daley 7, Kanes 13, Cala- R S h aft # TEIfTS # SLEEPIfte BAGS man IB. Signer 18; 10:39—'MhJta'va Terrific Factory men on hand to diagnose your front-end Lifetime guarantee; fits any car; special valves PLUS TAXES 6, Hunter lA Zanattl 13. Ddbols 31. EXCELLENT SELECTION OF 1966 FORDS | 19.95 10:36—BarHlngluun 8. Owena 16, problems. Alignment on other cars lightly higher. provide automatic 3-stage ride controL SleralCDwakl m, Ctementino 30; Savings on AU FIRST — 4-PLY, NYLON WHITEWALLS! # Air Mattresses ~ :4B—PeragaHo 6. F. Oairvey 14, i n wm. 10. MlBtteni 17; 10:60 — Regular NO TRADB-H^EQUIRfiD — FREE MOUNTINO __:e 6. FonStrom 13, PilMr 10, SALE: # Dining Ganspies inner 16; 10:67—Vlgeant $7 Bolls Stock Bogs! Bennett 18. Zavarelta. 18; 11:04— REGISTERED FRL and 8AT. ' • Aluminum Psles, etc. _ wikner 8, B a rry 16. S aari 10, La- MANCHESTER - HTZGERALD FORD, INC. 19: ^ U d l : ^ , Jbhn 8. JDom WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Lavkito 9. Stephena 31; U:18 ★ ALL LEATHER GOLF SH O ES...... ^ MANCHESTER —Kieraah___ nan "6. Willey 13. Betko 13. Open Late aonodlea M: U :36^velock 3. 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ‘'Toltand Countjr's Oldest Ford Dealer” SURPLUS SALES CO. Chorgn It with Oiguere 14, ’ibomiiaan iB, Benoit in N. MAIN ST. A D teTlil;8B-SaUaid 4, Rleder 16. Csildor Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings Cbiddbi M, Bourke 17. _ ■ MORIARTY BROTHERS •t D^t Sqnare te.M.r. 05:89—tehlstott 8. Ogden 16. Claik CHARTER OAK SPORT SHOP Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway Every Night TeL 643-2485 875-3369 . Oneo Dolly to StOO PJM. « 10. Baltawd IS; ll:46-)Prtoir 4, Mbr^ 301 CENTER S'TREET, MANCHESTER—643-5135 , FA B B — 84S-1111 or C .C .P . ■ne 19, R. MUNamara 9. Stanford 649-975S , V 17. 1189 TOLLAND TIPKEn MANCHESTER (N ear Caldor) m ft SERVICE ■ ■ THAT SAVES Alteniale — iBuUer 18 (wUl play aCMr U only.) i . r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, lOG*/ MANCHESTER JIVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,'CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1967 BU6 6 S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ImliMss ScrvicM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY PAGALY M SHORTEN H«lp WantM^--Mal« 36 ^COWs. DOWN TH^ /KrTlAVEASARDi^ O fftrad 13 1 AIN'T ^ STREET TOM/ SANCWICH AND A 'toU CALL T H A T A FI5H? MAN, GASSY'S WHAT GASSY 100k LANE maintenance man, full PROCESS SHEET writer aoma HAUTl IWISH cO HAR-RUAAPH / SURElW/AMOS. IF 8T0PPIN' HERE, '/efWA^64/?6TOP FLAGON OF m il k ! YOU DON’T THINK YOU'D CLASSIFIED RUSS’ MOWER Service VOU 6HOULDA SEEN THE OlANT, THEY c a l l THE A LIE DETECTOR or pait-tMno nights. Will train. Job shop experience in ma-, TO MAKE A LIKE BVEI^'BOOy sharpening and repair. Rotary l is t e n 1D Call Holiday I ^ e s , 9 a.m.-4 PURCHASEi s y u v e s T B R ^ TOO BAD THE PRESS FORMER CHANNEL onalbIe for only ONE Inoor- PONT FIND RASSUN' BASED ON TH' TDGO BALL ) LIKE THAT...WE INTO A HOLE WITH 28 Household STEPS. SIDEWALKS, Stone Mancheater Bebnont Rug, 648- AN ACCEPTABLE SPORT | APPETITE OF A ALONG wrm AN' A < CALL IT HILL- I 50 Main city 35 Statement community 52 Meadow reot or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and *»«« only FEWER KNOCKS / THAT 32 Maaculine name supported by 45 Outward 53 Stripling to the extent of a "make (ood" Insertion. Errors which do walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter 0012, 646-0068. FOR INTERNATIONAL DUMB FISH IS SOME GAME THAN SOMEBODY/. SOUNI arguments appearance 55 Right sMe (ah.) DELIVERY COMPETITION, HOW TOO SILLY EVENV PLAYED WITH ELSE DOES! J LIKE O 33 Employed' M t lesaan the vnlno of the advertisement Witt not be oorteoted races. All concrete repalra. ABOUT FISHING? FOR DIPLOMACY? A BALL! 34 Oppoied to by "make good" Insertion. Reasonably priced. 848rt)861. JOURNEYMAN electrician, Im GAME I contrite (theol.) r"r~5” 1" r“r r IT mediate steady employment 37 Cylindrical L IT ATTICS, CELLARS and yards SALESMEN Wilson Electrical Co., 640-4817. <§?a k e 40 Small village IT r jjn r T here'5 one at every 41 Worm cleaned, trash hauled to the GOT HIS 14 643-2711 dump. Reasonable. Call 648- 5HINDIG WHO’s SURE TD Good home service delivery WINDOW CLEANERS needed, .4 SHARE. TOO = 42 Church officials 875-3136 ixMiteB ere now open, which i w w m a ! im ' t m i .« u I pV oh 44 Caudal (Rockville, Ton PIrae) 6810 or 1-684-4624. START ■WE BULL ROLLING- . must be experienced, top wag appendages 17 ‘ wUl give the right men es, paid holidays, vacation, 45 winnow - ■ ■ YOU ARB A-1, truck Is A-1. good dnoome. Five day hospitalization, plenty of over 48 Greek itland week, many fringe bene OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIANS 51 Country Cellars, attics, yards and small F. 6. MILLHAM time work. Apply Rudder Win . aettlement '« ' |U B? Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? trucking done A-1 right. Call FULLBRTOH,m. fits. A lllbeiail oommlsslon dow Cleaning Co., 167 Charter 54 More dilatory Tremano Trucking Service toll arrangement makes pos Oak Ave., Hartford, second NO, NOT INSTINCT 56 Manatee free, 742-9487. sible high earnings. floor. —mSMEIMORy/ (2 words) 24-Hour Answering Service Apply Peraoimel Dept. J 6-30 ^ rrjusTCAWiE 57 African Mininory, Schools and Classes 33 Help Wonted— TO TH E BULL SALES AND Service on Aliens, 'T.M. antelopes Free to Herald Readers THAT WHEN HE 58 Arabian seaport JT Hahn Ecllpsei Jacobsen lawn Drossmokmng 19 35 Tuesday - Fridby WAS A WORK 8:30 A.M.-3 PM . WANTED 3 moiwers Also Homelite chain DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS MAN HE'D NEVER DOWN vr Want Information on one of onr olassUled advertlsementa? EXPERT alterations on all CLEANING woman one day a CAU-TH'CKANE 1 Deformed- No answer st the telephone listed? Simply call the saws and International Cub clothes, zipper repairs, etc. week, please call after 4:80, (comb, form) Cadet Tractors. Rental equip A Tractor SEALTEST FOODS HE DESERVED r a f t e r SENDING YOU HERE, Reasonable prices. 648-0741. 649-1838. 1 DISCOVERED JOS^ WAS 2 ()uechuan ment and eharpening service MILK DIVISION FUrst edaas mechanlic, excel t h a t — A N D Indian lent wogea and benefits, MORE.h e w a s L a DOUBLE AGENT ‘ 3 Pedal digit u 10 EDWARDS on all makea. L A M Equip Trailer School 256 Homestead Ave., Hartford A T R A IT O R . ment Corp., Route 88, Yemon, i ■ t I -'fc # —* 3 M O H n n a a , i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRTOAY, JUNE 80, 1967 ------^------^^------j------PAGE NINETEEN Wanted—To Bii^ 58 Housed For Rent 55 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Holitt Pof 72 Ho iiim Par iM t 71 HdWM for Sdh 72 Snbufbaii For Sd* 75 Suburban For Sola 75 5uburbaii For 5alo 75 rwynbOMwiitj ., A « Ji ---- - . n;... , ..-i —, _ —...... ■ .... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ______.•______L____ WE BUY AND sell antique and SIX ROOM HOME, for lease, JOI^ THE prosperous Investors NEW 6 ROOM Ranch, under THREE BEDROOM Colonial, SEVEN ROOMS of beautiful KAMCBESTBR ->■ 4 bedroom Third Night of Trouble LARGB BXBOtmVB Cbtontal, OOMPACTT Colonial just off East VERNON — Extraordinary Sac SOUTH WINDSORS room BOLTON NOTCH Rd.^ Box 604, used furniture, china, glass, very clean,, references requir with this sound 3-family, $2,- construction. Bowers School 2% ceramic baths, closet space Cape Cod living, kitchen, llv-> Rmnoh, kleel family home In 3 years old, modern funUy size CLASSIFIED Center St. Aluminum siding, rifice, 6 room Ranch; 4 rooHi SpUt, reo room, garage, large just reduced, six room Ranch, silver, picture frames, old ed. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, 760 income per year. Priced at section, city utilities, 140’ galore, huge kitchen, bullt-ins, Ing room, fireplace, dining «R>oice oantral location. Spa kltohon, family room, 2H garage, 1% baths, lovely pri home, over 3 acres land, 160x lot, swimming pool. Leonard 2-car garage, 2 acres. Out of coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, 649-5347. only $17,900. Call Paul W. Dou frontage, bus line. Call Build utility room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, family cious living room with wall to baths. 4 large bedrooms, mud vate rear yard. Indoor and 200, zoned for business. For Agency, 646-0469- - state Owner on premises this 30 Hurt, 100 Arrested watches, old Jewelry, hobby gan, Realtor, 649-4535. er, Leon Cieszynski, 649-4291. room, -2 fireplaces, 2-car at room, interior completely re- wall carpet and fireplace. room, formed dining room, 2 MANCHESTER — for rent or outdoor fireplaces. Assumable complete details call Paul J weekend. collections, paintings, attic con tached ' garage. Wolverton flnlshed from tbp to bottom. Uodecoped tree shaded lot, car garage, $86,600. PhUbrick SOUTH WlNDSORr-Woodland ADVERTISING sale, 5 room single, 2-car gar CHENEY ESTATE 14 rooms, 4 OM per cent mortgage. Excel Oorrentl, 648-6363, 643-2125. tents or whole estates. Furni Agency, Realtors, MLS, 649- This is the one. Wolverton $19,700. Louta Olinook, Realty, Agency, Realtors, 640-6647. Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod age, hot water heat, $115 baths, 2 car garage, approx lent value. Belfiore Agency, BOLTON — 4 -bedroom Rais ture Repair Service, 643-7449. 2813. Agency Realtors, 649-2813. 949-9993. VIERlNaN em kitchen with buUt-lns, for In Buffalo Race Riots CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS monthly. Write L. Thurlow, 98 imately 3 acres of land By ap GLENDALE RD. 648-5121. ed Ranch, 2 acres. Sacrifice LAROB — OLDER country mal dining room, 8 large ibed- (OouUmod Iran Page One) 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. South Second Ave., Taftvllle, pointment. Philbrtck Agency, SIX ROOM Split level, dish ON BAST OBNTESR Street ... $21,500. H.M. Frechette, Real home. Needs rodeoorsitlng A HOME FOR Uving —Mg 8 FOUR BEDROOM room s, 1% baths, finished fam ty, 647-9993. Conn. Kealtors, 649-6347. Now under construction — washer, stove, 2-zone heat, wall iwel nice older three bedroom the riot-tom area. About mid-; Rooms Without Board 59 MANOHESTEIR large ehade trees in front yard, room older Colonial with 4 Uy room, garage, large wood vailed. Roadblocks around the Ranches, Raised Ranches, to wall, beautiful finished fam ootomlal. Three rooms ..down 37’ porch. CaU J T" \ '■ ) PAGE TWENTY jHanrl;:(0t:?r lEttmfng lim lb FRTOAY, JUNE 80, 1967 Washington LOL. Daughters About Town of liberty, Noe. 17 and 125, and Chairmen Set Hartford -LOL have been Invit Grant Goies’ PLAN YOUR 4th OF JULY MENU WITH Fifteen students at Betty- ed to attend ithe 10 aim. ^service GARDEN FRE^H PRODUCE FROM PERO'SI Jane Turner School o f the dance By GOP Women To Garden Cltib Sunday, July 16, at St. Mary’s N A T IV E : Hbt.House Tomatoes, Siunmer Squash, Beet ^ received 6th year dance achieve- Episcopal Church. Those pleui- Mrs. Philip Hdlway, presi Manchester Garden Club has Greens, S p in a l, Kale, Boetqn Lettuce, Salad BowL Ro- 'ment awards recently at Man-- nlng to attend are reminded to dent o f »the Manchester R e rr^sl received $50 from the Civic maine- Lettuce,- Endive, Esoa'role, Cabbage, Strawberrlee, cheeter School. They are meet at 9 ;45 at the church publican Women's Club, today Beautification P r o g r ^ of the Radishes and SoaUlona. ' 14 m Jensen, Debra Farr, Debbie grounds. ’ announced appointment of Sears Roebuck Foundation for ALSO: Fancy Bing Cherries, Peaches, Nectariiies, Plums, Cutler, Donna Bennet, Thomas board members and committee landscaping at the Mary Chap Honeydews, Cantaloupes, Sexless Grapes, Mangoes, ITgll Fruit, Gr^Mfruit, Florida Oranges, Blueberries, C ^ Degen, Alida Ostrlnsky, Lynn Members of the Army^Niavy chairmen for the coming year. man Memorial In Center IPark. .Ostrinsky, Donna Rand, Sandy Auxiliary will meet tonight at , They are Mrs. John Shea, Watermelon, and CRISP-AIBE AlACS and DEUCIOCS This Is the fourth year the club APPLE S. « i ‘ I>ecloe, lin da Prank, Vickie flrat ^ c e president, prograjm; 7 at the Ladd Funeral Home, has received the aiward. j SEE US FOR: Belgium Ekidlve, New California Potato^ • Pearson, Karen Vozzo, Judy Mrs. Henry Sinnamon, second 19 'EaUngrton Ave., IjtockvlUe, Twelve Carolina rhododen Comi, Leeks, E gg Plant, Oreen, Tallow Squash u d Red 'Scaidon and Christine Klzis. A vice pre'sident, ways and means; to pay re^>ect8 to the late drons were planted at the me Imported Onions. 1 \ -10 th year dance award went to Mrs. Oscar Phillips, a menyber. Mrs. Raymond Schaller, mem morial for Miss Chapman, the 'E&izabeth DalPolnte. bership; Mrs. Donald Wells ic OPEN TUESDAY, JU LY 4th! it first president o f the Man and Mrs. Eldgar Coughlin, hos Miss Candace S. Hacha- chester Garden Club. The LETTUCE ...... head Arthur L. Oreen of 121 Lenox dourlan, daughter of Mr. and pitality; Mrs. Arnold Thomp planting, a spokesman for the FANCY BING CHERRIES ...... lb. son, telephone; Mrs. Roger Beg S t director of the Connecticut Mrs. EMward Hachadourian, club said, not only beautifies FRESH CORN ...... A for 49A Commission on Civil Rights, has recently been named to the ley, publicity: Mrs. Jack Mer the park, but helps eliminate CANTALOUPES, Extra Large!...... 3 for R l -will be among the delegates dean's list at Chamberlayne cer, legislative, welfare and a soil erosion problem. from t^ u g h o u t the nation and Junior College, Boston, Mass. cheer; Mrs. John Pickles end COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS! Judging for the award is Canada who will attend the 19th Mrs. Raymond Brown, decora Also Complete Line of SBALTE8T Dslry Prodnots e sponsored by the Sears IFo\m- annual Conference of Commis Miss Karol E. Knoess, daugh tions. ‘ Loilnir photo ^ FaMot photo datlon, with the asalstaiuie o f sions for Human Rights which ter of George G. Knoess of 37 Also, Mrs. Leon Dobkln, par- the Federated Garden Clubs o f will be held In Toronto, Can Autumn S t, has recently been llmentarian; Mrs. Wells (Den Engaged Radiologist Connecticut. To- be oonaldered ada next Tuesday throu^ Sat named to the dean's list at nison, political edu’catlon; Mrs. for competition participating urday. Northampton (Masa) Commer The engagement of Miss John Mrosek, rules and revis Heelbert SriyBex, MD., was PERO garden clubs submit plans, ■ PRODUCEI" cial Ccdlege. RJoaemary Ihereisa Sblomsion of ions; Mrs. J. Herbert Finley certified by the American Board ' hOas Diane Livingston, worthy and Mrs. John -Rottner, mem- photographs and detailed ac 816 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER e 648-8884 Soultih Wlndaoir to John Henry of Radiolog;y early this month counts o f a d vic project to a -advihor, and 18 officers and The recreation • department bers-at-large. Ponbillb of Afancheater Has been representative o f the Federat 'membera of Manchester As- has announced that women's District liaison chairmen as a radiologist. He has been as ed Garden Club of Connecticut. -sembly. Order o f Rali4>ow for noon swim classes will start ennOunoed by her parents, Mir. were also announced. They are sociated In this capacity for the In 1964 the Manchester club 'Girls, are attending Rainbow Monday and will meet every and Mira. SamueS 9olom»on of Mrs. Richard Murphy, Dis past two years with Drs. Rob Grand Assembly today and to 3«3 miton Dr. trict 1; Mrs. Robert McIntosh, won the award for plantings at Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ert Kams, Douglas Roberts Jr. morrow at the Park Plaza H er fiance is a son o f Mr. District 2; Mrs. Donald Knofla, the Tolland Agriculture'Center. and FMday from noon to 1 p.m. and Walter Helmann at 29 Hotel, New 'Haven. end Mjra Jiames J. FMUblUo of District 3; Mrs. John Wallett, Since then they have been hon SKILLET at Waddell Pool. Haynes St. Euid will continue as 66 KenslngtoR St. District 4; Mrs. Robert Stav- ored fo r plantings at this year’s an associate at this office. insky. District 5; Mrs. John location in Center Park. (MtsB Shtomson is a graduate He was formerly In general Malone, District 6, and Mrs. of ESDawoith Memorial High pmacUce wttJi Dr. A. EJDmer Di»- KNOWN (OK VAl U1 S Edward Calam, District 7. SPECIAL School, South Windsor, and St. kHn for seven yeacs. He Is a Flrancds HostiltBl ScHolol of Other members o f the execu gradluBJte of Trtidty CbUege and Prachoal Nursing, Hartford. tive board are Miss Elinor received his MJD. degree in FOR SALE mm Hashim, past president o f the She la emipOoyed as a licensed 1904 from the Ohlciago Medlcfd pnadtiioal nurse in the cardto- club, and Mrs. Harlan Taylor, vice chairman o f the Repub Scbboll. H e punsued Me resi 1965 Mustang BIG B O Y vBsculer section of St. Francis dence in radiology at Hartfiond Hoepitol. lican Town Committee. 'The executive board met re HospUai from 1962 to 1966. Mn. Pontlllb, a graduate of cently at the home o f its presi Dr. Snyder, his wife and two Convertible AtoncheiSter High School, has dent and voted to contribute children live at 47 Hlghwood Std. trans., 190 HP., 6-cyL received his BA and IBS degrees $28 to the Vincent A. Geno- Dr. He Is the son of Mr. and Very sharp model. Banana Split from New Eiigland OoMege, V69i Memorial Library Fund. Mrs. A. Snyder of West Hart HennUcer, N H . H e is a mem- ford. Call 649^013 'ber of the U.S. Airmy Reserve TOPPED WITH OoiiipB, and is eriiployed as an intemM auddlboa- et G. Fox and Slight Increase • PINEAPPLE • PECAN NUTS Co., Hoirtfard. ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS it A Seipitemiber wieddilng is NotiNl in Claims • STRAWBERRY •CHERRY pbuined. Combination Windows and Doors Main Streat, Manchester A 3 per cent rise in unem ployment compensation claims Door Canopies, RoII-up Awnings, Canvas Awnings Repaired, Re-covered. Re-Hang Service and Storage. Boat Canvas Re was reported for last week In paired or Made New To Yoitf Pattern. AH Work Custm Mothers Circle the Manchester office of the Made. Grommets — Eyelets — Fasteneis. Storm Panels lOr OPEN State Labor Department. Jalousie UiUts. Waterproofing Compound For Tents, Boatcovers Elects Officers A total of 409 claims were and Canvas. W e Do Resereenlng of Aluminum Screens. filed locally for the- week end Heavy Duty Zippers. Mrs. John Lessard of 844 Ver ing June 24, compared to 397 MONDAY non St. was recently elected claims for the week ending leader of the Motherhood of June 17. MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Mary Mothers Circle at its final Statewide claims rose by 600 STORE HOURS — 8-6, Wed. 8-9, Sat. 4:30 BST. 1949 — 196 W. CENTER STREET — 649-8091 Manchester JULY 3rd! meeting of the season at the last week to a 20,007 total, far Parlgyli home of Mrs. Richard Thorpe, ahead of the 11,980 figure re till 5:30 p.m. 166 LydaU St ported in the corresponding per Other elected officers Include lod last year. Mrs. Bernard McDonnell, sec New Haven led the state last Please Note: retary; Mrs. Paul Gruessner, week with 3,166 claims and was treasurer; Mrs. Paul Paulsen, followed by Bridgeport with 2, librarian; Mrs. Thorpe and Mrs. 663, Hartford with 2,422, and THIS WEEK'S SALE Donald Gray, representatives; Waterbury with 1,670. Mrss- Raymond Murphy, wel MORIARTY Manchester retained Us 18th fare; Mrs. Kenneth' Lappen, spot among the state’s 20 o f SPECIALS WILL publicity; and Mrs. Edward flees. ■"Sts Gross Sr., contact chairman. BROTHERS The circle ended its year's ac BE GOOD THRU tivities with an evening cruise on the Connecticut River aboard the Dolly Madison. The mem hcis MON.. JULY 3rd! bers' husbands were guests. A Mariow*! ny« buffet supper was served and there was dancing. This is th« v M r for a troubl^frc* TOftCi K yon own a cbeaD power 100 NEW CARS mower now, yon probably know all about expensive repair bills and miserable Bummet Saturdays. N'oa’re probably ready for a trouble- In Stock To Choose SENSATIONAL free TORO . . . Ctnne on tn and see onel LOW PRICE! From; Or You May Solid-Siale O rder From The Factory. Traveler! ovAJirMiNT a ou s WHtKf SAVINGt AM M rASHOH New Whlriwliid> by TORO* FROM m .n TERMS! :\ 1967 MERCURY COMET CYCLONE CONVERTIBLE 200 H P V-8 engine, presidential black, white Federal SALE PRICE! convertible top. AutomaiUc transmission, cour tesy lights, electiic clock, white sidewall tires, Label carpeting, twln-«coop GT hood, power steering, power bi-akeS, A M radio, interval selector wipers, List right hand side mirror, remote conifeol mirror, deluxe seat belts. $3637 * 3 2 7 9 Delivered, Plus Conn. Sales Tax RRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY BRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY MONTEREY CONVERTIBLE COLONY PARK STATION WAGON Amaiing 990 cubic Inch V-8 engine, polar white with blue top, all TORO vinyl Interior with full interior cai7>eting, automatic 9-paasenger, Caspian blue, matching blue Irrterior, auto tnanamissloni, white sidewall tires, power Steering, power matic transmlsBlon, white sidewall tires, power Steering, "POWER HANOLF' brakes, radio, tinted windshield, deluxe exterior chrome power dlac brakes, AM. radio, tinted wlnOahleW, heavy Operatos a Whola trim. Fedeml Label Ltst $3941. duty suspension. Federal Label List $4333. Yard Full off SALE PRICE! SALE PRICE! :1 Power Took *3429 *3679 ONLY 484.95 BRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY BRAND NEW 1967 MERCURY TERMS! CAPRI 9-DOOR HARDTOP COMET 9-DOOR SEDAN 289 cubic inch V engine, polar white, black oxford -8 cubic Inch, -cyUnder engine, red all vinyl interior, roof, red all vinyl Interior, automatic transmission, 200 6 K's a 5 Pound Miniature Marvei automatic transmission, white sidewall tires, A M radio, courtesy lights, electric dock, white aidewall tires, power Tape Recorder i... it's the — HOURS — deluxe wheel covers, carpeting, bright window frames, steering, radio, deluxe seat belts, remote control mirror, Federal Label List $2703. 3onymatic 907 Battery Portabiei Mon. thru Sat. deluxe wheel covers. Federal Label lis t $3191. 9i80 aan. to 6:80 p.m. SALE PRICE! SALE PRICE! mtursdava recording and listening on-the-go, Sony-style. The 9i80 a.m. to 9:00 pjn. *2929 *2479 •plM-iUite 907 operates on 4 flashlight batteries or converts to ------mimr^------A C with a convenient adapter accessory. Either way it’s Olooed This Monday S M y to go wdiea and where yon are. Sonymatic A .R .C Q n ly -^g% 8rd. Take Up To 36 Months To Pay With LOW BANK RATES! M u t o m ^ Recording Control) guarantees you perfect record- without ( ^ touching a knob. 1-2-3 operation couldn’t OPEN NIGHTS be a i m ^ gangbusters to fill a t o m wiffi s u p ^ Sony sound. It comes complete with dynamic MARLOIVI tIH 9:00 mike w d iupdioine traveling case, truly a tqtal porUbfe Sint for KverytUng MORIARTY BROTHERS at marLOW P r l ^ Thors, till 6:00 * * * ■ IwHNMI Wilf Downtown Alain St- "Connecticut's Oldest LIncoln-Mereury, Comet and Cougar Dealer" ^ Btsiinlifiitfs 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER * ^ PHONE 643-5135 J . ' ' _ SiT'. .7.' ^ -V- * r ‘•-I 3 -/—..J -t/*-f ■ -.J '■ #>— A'*-. . V-8, auto., radio, heater, do not contain and plant the seeds of Finally, the most tragic aspect of this steering, nuUo, heater, ILOfbOC power steering, radio, jkv COC whitewalls. 91150 new war? sad situation—and the root of It—Is the But there is a less personal Trlntty CoUega? Richard J. terventlon In Vietnam as De whitewalls. ’''AWTD heater, whitewalls. ” 19 7 9 unquestionable fact that Sen. Dodd has reason for general interest in SuUlvan of 27 Keeney St. B.S., QauUe ended an 11-day visit to 65 FORD Tiemann’s fate. and David B. DoU of 720 Spring the Soviet Union. 64 CHEVELLE 62 CHEVROLET fal'led to understand the nature of sena Bt., B.S. Today’s Birthdays Qalaxle 500 XL Sport Coupe. V-8, Malibu 4-Door. 6 cylinder, Impala 4-Door Hardtop. No Guilt In Our Pockets torial responsibility. It iis a sorry de Although he has burst forth auto., power steering, radio, V-8, auto., radio, heater, as the most progressive Nebras Skidmore: Miss Suzanne Bast German Communist boss standard, radio, heater, 91195 fense when a man entrusted with one Sharp of 865 Summit St. B.A. Walter Ulbrlcht Is 74 years old. heater, bucket seoits, R 9 AAR whitewalls. ” 1 9 A 9 whitewalls. What Gardner Acldey, chaiirman of of the highest elective offices below the ka Republican since George whlterwallis. the Council of EJconomic Advisers, and Norris bolted the party In the Rochester Institute of Tech- Actress Susan Hayward Is 48. 63 OLDSMOBILE 61 CHEVROLET presidency repeatedly fidmits that money late 1930s, he is no doctrinaire 65 COMET therefore President Johnson's chief has been wrongly used but repeatedly Model 404 4-Door. 6 cylinder, auto., Super 88 4-Door. V-8, auto., power Impala Station Wagon. V-8, auto., spokesman on the economic front, told progressive In the Norris mold. i ___ steering and brakes, radio, 0 | AAB power steering and brakee, SIIOR excuses It on the ground that no law Rather, small town banker Tie- radio, heater, R IA O R Congress the other day was that fears or ccxle has been broken. whitewalls. ” I "IT® heater, whitewalls._____ ^ I 9 * t 9 radio, heater, whitewalls. ^ O T 9 msuin has applied business When Th« Occasion Calls for Flowars,' of recession end oontraction of our For a man In high public office, laws men’s techniques to problems of m m n IF YOU HAVEIiPT DRIVEN A USED CAR FROM CARTER’S . . . YOU SHOULD economy are now all vanished, and that and codes are no substitute tor a per government, and that inevitably Think of Tho what has now become assured for us Is sonal grasp of the ethical imperatives produces bigger government. It the new Inflationary pressure of too which go with public trust. also produces opposition from Parkhill-Joyce •miioh pro^Milty. We regret this disgrace that has come inside his own party. On that basis, he said, we now need, upon a senator elected by the people of Thus, Tlemaim’s troubles P A D T C D CHEVROLET Oonnectiout. more than ever, to vote ourselves that here are but part of the na Flower Shop The personal tragedy In thiis situation tax income tax increase—or possibly one tionwide schism of the Repub Frank Oakaler, Proprietor is deep. lican party between pragmatic Ml MAIN BT.. MANOIESTER U H lf I even heavier—that the Johnson admin Ln CO., INC. But the public tragedy—and the pub probj^em-solvera and ideological (Next to Hartford National istration recommended back In January. lic obligation arising from it—is grave conservatives. It is natural that Bank) 1229 MAIN ST,—OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9—THURS. TILL 6—MANCHESTER One instant comment cm this,\ from and paramount. — NEW HAVEN REG- Tiemann has far greater affin '.... m m s Hii HOUR um m a YES—WE DELIVER'O HK)«t Americans, wiU be that thirsud- ______Phonra: 6484)791 — 649-1448 I t OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY. JULY 3rd FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 16‘TER . . ity for New York’s Nelson sm m G. Krueger Brewing Co.. Cranston, R.l. P A G E EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., ITIIDAY, JUNl^ 80, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE SO, 1967 P A G E N IN E son, Williams Rdi; John B. -Coventry Teaching Staff Bolton Toomey, Toomey Rd.) Courtney D EV a O P IN Q C. Tuokei’, Hebron IM.) Mbs. PKINTDt^O Announced for Elizabeth S. Ubert, Bolton Cen ENLAROEMENTS John Klein Named Head Potential Jurors Selected ter Rd.; Raymond A. . Ursln, Hebron Rd.; Daniel F. VerlUl Ig lllH II Bible School T. Miller, Brookfield Rd.; Rob ARTHUR DRUB Bolton residents on the jury Jr., Tolland' Rd.; Neman P. Extra ert B. Munson, Riga ''ILane; Of American Legion Post Tile teaching Staff of the list for state courts for. the Ward, Cook Dr.; Richard F. Vacation Bible School of the 1967-68 court session are: George B. Murphy, French Rd.; Warner, Carpenter Rd.; Mrs. Raymond E. Myette, Fernwood Saving 8 in Green - Chobot - Richardson Other offiders elected anil to Presbyterian Chdreh has been Mrs. iFrances E. Angelo, Wil Nancy F. Warren, South Rd.; Dr.;. William E. Neverette, Poet, American Legion, has be installed in October include anounced by Mrs. Robert Per liams Rd.;. Mrs. Edith Allison, Mrs. Doris V. : West, Hebron elected John Klein of Schooll Emory Hill, steward; William sona o f 26 Goalee Dr., director Brandy St.; George A. Banks, Lakeside Lane; Mrs. Betty Nor Rd.; George W. WUoox Jr., - ■«> Picnic St., as its commander for 'Uie A. Miller, lecturer; Ernest of (the schodL Carpenter Rd.; Mik. Elda M. ris, (Riga Lane;' Norman C. Westvlew Dr.; James W. Wil 'V'*- •'■’ v ‘t ; 1967-68 year, succeeding John Brown, Chaplain; Mrs. Nancy They are Mrs. John Pohlman, Calhoun, Flora Rd.; Albert Quellette, Dean Dr. son, Mt. Sumner Dr.; Kenneth (568 Center St., R. ILacek in the post of com Hannoni lady assistant stew Mrs. Donald Hammersla, Mrs. Calve, Brookfield IRd.; Ronald Mrs. Isolda Pagglolij RFD 1; Wilson, Converse Rd.; Gunther CHAROE YOUR Patio & mander. \ \ ard; Mrs. Corinne Pender, as- Ronald ' Schultz, Mrs. Alfred W. Churchill, Volpl Rd.; Mrs. Mrs. Irene H. Pesola, RFD 1; H. Winkler, Conveirse Rd.; Ray (Francis' Murphy' is the new sist^n't keward, eind Mrs. Ger Klein, nursery; Mrs. Truman Kathleen Dolln, Keqney Dr.; Mrs. Frances M. Peters, RFD mond C. Wogman, Feimwood 1 -,y\ vice commander with the folr trude A. Haven, secretary. Crandall, Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mrs. Cornelia M. Elliott, (RiFD 2; Carlton M. Phillips, Hebron D*.; C. Arthur Wortman, ’Tol- GAS - O IL Holiday Needs lowing other officers elected at Also, Miss June D. Loomis, Mlsa Nancy Brandle, kindeiv 2; Albert W. Hemingway, Ver Rd.; Mrs. Sadie Plante, Bay- ' '"S '-'V* laiid Rd.; George B. Ynema, aiM E inm a the annual meeting June 23 in treasurer; Mrs. Edna Roberts, garten. non Rd.; (Richard A. Henser- berry Rd.; William E. Prlndle, Vernon Rd.; Charles J. ^ p p a , w f . J. ' , . : the Legion Home on Wall Pomona; Mrs. Albertina Also, Mis. Hamllbon Leach, son, Lyman Rd.; Arthur L. Bolton Ceivter Rd.; Albert A. School Rd. C r o d i t St.: Sanford Jones as junior Lynch, Ceres; Mrs. Ruth Mrs. WilUom Vahone, Mrs. Higher, Carp^ter Rd.; (65rs. Pullo Jr., French Rd.; Robert C arib Loomis, Flora and Ernest A. Lillian Keeney Dr.; L. Putman, Mount Sumner Dr.; vice commander; John ILacek, Russell Turner, Mrs. Morgan Landlord Accused adjutant; Oharles (Benjamin, Brown, executive committee, Wilt, primary; Mrs. George Bruoe R'^Hutchinson,.'tHutchi Shoddy Dan Rattazzi, Brandy St.; Hen three years. The other two on ry Rau, Plymouth Lane; Mrs. NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A New finance officer; Richard Snow, Sm ia, Mrs. Russell Taylor, Mill Rd.; Mrs. Flora B. John Britain landlord Is accused in a the executive committee are son, RFD 1; Mrs. Odett D. Emily Robotto, Volpl Rd.; historian; Tadeusz Szelug;a, Awarded $250 Mrs. Stanley Matteson and Circuit Court suit of trying to Adolph Roberts and William Keimeson, Clark Rd.; Mrs. Bruce Ronson, Bolton Center chaplain; Robert Garrepy, serv Mrs. , Charles Holiday, junior dloulble the nenlt or evict a wiMte A. Miller. Marion M. Kilpatrick, Keeney Rd.; John F. Sambogna, Bolton Waleem* Hart ice officer, and Sheldon Jones, Dr. Richard T. STvenson, son and inteirmediate. tenant whose Negro son-in-law sergeant-at-arms. The next regular meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Swen Dr. Center Rd.; Abilio R. Santos, will be held at 8 p.m. July 20 ’The Bible School will have a Tinker Pond Rd.; Howard E. moved into the family’s apart Also, Paul Maddox, assistant son of 47 Candlewood Dr., has closing program Friday, July 7, Alfred T. Lanerl, French IRd.; in the Grange Hall. Server, RFD 2; Mrs. Dorothy ment. sergeant-at-arms; Oscar Miller, recently been named a winner Mias Beverly A. Llebman, ’Ihe Grange Hall is sponsor at 7 p.m. 'The students will tell Sharpley, RFD 2; Wallace A. ^The State Ciidl Rights Com- George Kelson of Andover, and of a $250 National March of RIFD 2; Mrs. Bernice P. Love- ing public pinochle card parties Bible stories, and sing some of Shearer, Cider Mill Rd.; Mrs. mlsslon instituted the suit Matthew Sataro, members of Dimes Foundation Merit Award. the songs that they have grove, South Rd.; Robert L. at 8 p.m. in its hall on July 6, Alice B. Skinner, RFD 2; Wil Wediiesday. the executive committee. Dr. Swenson, a June g;rad- learned in the school. Hand Luchenblll, Surmingdale Lane; 13 and 27. fred F. Smith, Cider Mill Rd. ’The landlord, Rudolph Pom- (Installation o f the new of- uate o f Baylor Unlversitiy Col work made by the children will This cor Report Cards Carl G. Ludwig, Llynwood Dr.; Robert P. Stephens, Fernwood erenke, was ordered to appear fleers will be held in the fall. lege of Medicine, Houston, ’Tex., be on display in the Fellowship hos posseci 6-Foot Tall Students of Coventry High John McCarrlck, Bolton Cen Dr.; Samuel H. Stitham, Rt. in Circuit Court Monday to show Poloron Alpine Poloron Alpine Plaid Finish Aluminum 51/2-Ft. 6 Rib Two Coventry High School received the award for writing Room 'of the church. The event our 16-point School are reminded their re ter Rd.; Mrs. 'Barbara K. Mc 44A; Mrs. Clara Stygar, RFD cause why he should not be and two £1 O. Smith High the most oiitsbanding original is open to parents and their safety and Garden Torches 3 port cards may be picked up Kay, Brookfield Rd.; Mrs. Mar 1; Miss Jeanette Sumner, Bol restrained from raising the rent ICE CHEST Vk-GAL. JUG 4GAL. COOLER SAND CHAIR Beach Umbrella School of Storrs students are paper on the 'subject of birth frienda performance ion N. Miller, RiFD 2; Wesley ton Center R d.; Carl E. Swan of evicting the tenant. representing Coventry and in the school office after 9 defects. The winner was deter lust. o.m. Monday. Any report cards Our Reg. Mansfield at the Department of mined by the medical school. Our Reg. •not picked up by July 7 wiil be Our Rag. Our Reg. Our Rag. Our Reg. Connecticut American Legion ' Swenson, 26, Will start his 4.29 4.19 p r . mailed home at a la’ter date. >4 2.99 ,99 4.29 2.99 5.90 and Auxiliary program this intemahlp tomorrow at Ben . 7 7 3.44 2.29 4.29 3.29 Strawberry Stole week at the University of Con ’Taub General Hospital in Hous Molded of Hi-impact leak proof The Ladies’ Association of Handaome — lightweight, can- Leak-proof, heavy gauge eteel; Colorful Saran seat and back, Sturdy 6-rib umbrella with 2 Spun aluminum, 7" diameter ton. ^astlc. VacucelS huulatra — necticut. These students have the First Congregational not mat or corrode — Vat/acucel® foam insulation keeps food hot 1” tubular aluminum — finger piece pointed metal pole. Green head, 6 ft. black sectional pole. just completed their junior koepa cold up to 4 days, ao quart Church is having its annual Here’s The inaulated — two-tone Red li or cold. Gay plaid finish. #535 tip folding. Perfect for beach, and White only. #2395 One filling lasts 8 to 10 hours. years at their schools. capacity — aluminum carrying strawberry dessert and Spring White or Green k White. P-IG li^e, boat or pool. #90 #3A Randall W. Glenney of Cov sale will be held from 4 p.m. Area Weather handlea. Red/Whlte. P-IS entry High and James F. In to 7 p.m. tomorrow in the ves WINDSOR LOCKS (A P I - galls of the E.O. Smith High try of the church. Admission First Place School are delegates to the Nut Considerable fog covers the 6” LILY PICNIC PLATES is $1 for adults and 50 cents coastal sections of southern New meg Boys’ State program. They for children under 12 years of have been sponsored respective England this morning, the .V ' ."''■Vx 't , Our. Reg. age. U.S. Weather Bureau reports. MIKADO ly by the Rotary Club of Cov To Look .57 Block Dance Sunday Inland a thick cloud layer , • 4 4 ' entry and the legion post. Leo The "Fugatlves” will play for PARTI-LITES Vlgpieault, guidance counselor covers the sky and some drizzle White > sandwich size-100 per package 5-POSm ON FOLDING CHAISE the block dance from 4 p.m. to is falling. at the local high school, is the 8 p.m. Sunday at the new St. local Leg;lon’s chairman of this ' Skies will ^e mostly cloudy For Your Our Reg. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church today with the coastal fog lifting 9” PICNIC PLATES j program. south parking area during the 3.59 Joan Murdock of Coventry very slowly this morning. Tem 2.66 strawberry festival the High and Susan Gant of the E. peratures will be cooler than C f Q Our Rag- 20-ft, string of 7, U.L. approved church’s Holy Name Society is ’Thursday In all sections. High O. Smith High School are the Second Car! • 0 ! 7 •«» Our Reg. cord with bulbs. «8PL sponsoring. reading around 70 are likely at delegates completing the week’s A square dance and exhibi course at the Laurel Girls’ State the coast while inland middle White — 100 per package. 4.49 tion by the Whlrlaways Square 70s will be more common. NO PRIMIN6 , program. ’They are sponsored Dance Club will be held from ■ respectively by the auxiliary to Some sunshine is possible this REQUIRED YARD FOG 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. afternoon but it will be of very 65 VOLKSWAGEN 100 LILY COLD CUPS the Legion Post and the XI Kap The “Destructions” will be 1" aluminum tubing; spun ends; pa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. short duration. 2-Door. Blue, black vinyl, “Insect Killer” the diance band playing from Our Reg. 5 adjustments. 6 web, green or Mrs. Eugene Rychllng of the A weak front Is moving radio, outside CO 4QK 7 p-m. to 8'pJn. mirror. blue with white. #615. local AL Auxiliary is chairman through central New York and .89 In the event of rain the of the Girls’ State program for Pennsylvania this morning. dance progpums will be held in Scattered showers and possibly the local unit. side the church in its hall where 63 PONTIAC 7 os. cups — 100 par package. Delegates and alternates for a thundershower will spread out Grand Prlx Hardtop. Auto., the iStrawberry shortcake is, ahead of the front today. In the 49th annual Amerlcal Le being served from 4 p.m. to 8’ PS, PB, Blue. $ H 9 5 50 U LY HOT CUPS gion Department of Convention southern New England the most Amazon Tested. Fogs pjn. on the basis of ’‘ah you 'MM/VWIIfll* to be held July 13, 14, and 16 likely time for showers will be 60 feet. Insect killer & can eat’’ in New Haven have been elect during the afternoon. LASTS — ^ C ! B Y Our Rag. repellent. Admission for the entire pro ed by both the local post and The showers will end early 66 OLDS. gram wlU be $1.50 ftor adults EVEN LONGER its unit. tonight and skies will become CulUaaa Oonv. Ooupa. Red, J and 75 cents for children uiuler For the Post, John R. Lacek, partly cloudy with the passage PS., P B , auto. $ 2 4 9 5 T OS. siae for any hot beverage. 14 years of age, with proceeds chairman of the delegation and of the front. Winds will shift 5 WEB LAWN CHAIR CITRONELLA to go to the St. Mary’s Church first delegate; Richard Snow, from southeast to west. Building Fund PARTY 'N PICNIC second delegate, and Tadeusz On Saturday skies will be CANDLES Rotary Dinner 65 VOLKSWAGEN Szeluga, third delegate. Alter mostly sunny, and temperatures John W. Allen will be in CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Our Rag. nates are Eugene Rychllng, Squarebaok. Red/ CO TOC charge of the entertainment will be warmer than today as TREATS first; John Klein, second, and black, 'whltewa'UB. ^IfOv 3.69 program for the Rotary Club westerly winds bring drier and Our Reg. Charles Benjamin, third. 2 .4 9 dinner meeting at 8 p.m. warmer air to southern New For the auxiliary, Mrs. John England. lV44b. BOX POTATO CHIPS .47 Wednesday in Coventry Grange 66 VOLKSWAGEN “toT . 8 9 Sturdy 1" tubular aluminum. 6 web across, 4 Lacek, chairman of the delega j Hall on Rt. 44A. Five Day Forecast Sedan. Blue, plus 4 down. Green & white or turquoise & U tion and first delegate; Mrs. WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— QUICK CLEAN-UP radio, wtiitewtoUe. M495 Oakburne Briquets—SOO per store. 2 per customer. Contains oil of citronella. Repels Elaine Hotchkiss, second dele white. #200. Manchester Evening Herald Temperatures In Connecticut .69 insects. gate, and Mrs. Eugene Rych- during the five-day period Sat ling, third delegate. Alternates Coventry correspondent, F. 65 VOLKSWAGEN Paulino Little, tel. 742-6231. urday through Wednesday will X4b. BOX PRETZELS for the Unit are Mrs. Louis be near normal with dally highs % -ton pickup. $1395 ‘‘Big-Boy” Motorized Grill Steullet, first; Mrs. Ernest averaging 80 to 86 and over TRANSOGRABJ Marsh, second, and Mrs. Hen System 5 7 % Finished night lows 60 to 65. No signi FISHING KIT ry Korber, third. Auxiliary del- COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa— ficant day-to-day change. 64 VOLKSWAGEN .69 egates-at-large are Mrs. Rich It’s possible drive from here to Precipitation may total up to ard Snow and Mrs. Helen Mac- 10.88 a point 1,600 miles away In New l ^ O o n v . ^ . one inch locally in showers $1295 l-lb. BAG CORN PUFFS N Farland. Hampshire exclusively on no- about Sunday. Aho Family Guests crossing, no-stop-llght freeways 24’* tiowl 8% ” deep; chrome revolving grill with Mr. and Mrs. Aaro Aho, and and tollways within the Inter Part of the city of Texarkana, FLOWS ON EASILY 64 VOLKSWAGEN handles; screw-type grill adjustment; 5” wheels. their children, Alan and San state Highway System. ’The fed #2402. Only 40 per store. No Rainchecks. with ^(Xxipulatlon of 60,000, lies Black, sunroof. S I IO C .49 dra, were special guests of eral system is 67 per cent com in Texas, and the other part in #2173 A. Toy kit that kids actually fish with. the local AJ-. Post and Auxiliary plete. Arkansas. CHELTON HOUSE during their annual Past Com manders’ and Past President’s 62 FORD WHISKEY SOUR MIX ADJUSTABLE HIBACHI Night recently. FtolrlaneFlalrlane 500 eedan. $795 Alan Aho was awarded a Auto, V-8, PS., radto. 10"xl0" 6-PIECE Meritorius Service Medal and MUNICIPAL BUILDING . Big 4th of July Sale! Our Rag Certificate for his excellence in .77 6.40 SAND SET planning and conducting the 4-H 64 P O N T IA C 4 .4 4 7.99 Rid Litter Day progp'am held 4-Dr. Hardtop, a/c, PS., PB., SALADA ICED TEA MIX May 20 in removing litter from aulto., dark green. $1695 Adjustable chromed grid with wooden handle. the sides of the streets and DUPONT LUCITE® HOUSE PAINT roads in Coventry. Cast Iron body with wooden base—draft control. The A1 Fourth District meet 64 VOLKSWAGEN ing is to be held at 3 p.m. July 3,.,.19 CLOSED Red Sedan. < 4 4 AE Set consists of pail, shovel, sifter, 9 at the local Legion home on #P190 ^1193 fish, boat & ban. Wall St. SUMMER SOUPS ELECTRIC FIRE STARTER ’The July 13 meeting of the INDEPENDENCE DAY Does a better job with less work than other leading post etnd unit will be omitted house paints. Why? It contains its own primer . . . 64 VOLKSWAGEN because officers will be attend Tuesday, July 4, 1967 resists fading, cracking, chalking and mildewing be 113 Sedan. Black,- <44AB Multicolored ing the department convention cause of its Latex composition. Brushes can be cleaned low mileagje. '^ 1 19w 5., .99 in New Haven. 1.39 ’The post is completing its quickly, easily — with just soap and water! Dries in ,«EACH BALL Boa Vlvant Gourmet aoupa. Coo- The quick dependable way to start charcoal fires. plans for its annual public auc only 30 minutes. A complete line of handsome colors. 64 VOLKSWAGEN aomme or Vlchyasolae. 13 oz. cana. tion to be held July 29 on the EMERGENCy TELEPHONE Sedan. Red, Safe, economical. 500 watts. UL approved. #98UP. property of Tadeusz Szeluga on radio. $1195 Main Street. Donations of items l-lb. MARSHMALLOWS are being accepted for this and anyone having items to be pick NUMBERS 56 PORSCHE ^ Charcoal Lighter Fluid, 28 oz.... 27c ed up may call Commander. Speedster Conv. Vinyl, multi-colored beach baU. 24" John Klein or Szeluga. Highway ...... 649-5070 Ckmpe. Red. in diameter. } Grange Officers Raymond L. Pender is the Garbage ...... 649-1886 59 BUICK I new master of Coventry Grange with Mrs. Janice Going as over Sanitary Sewer and Wafer ...... 649-9697 DuPont Porch 2-Dr. Hardtop. Very atiaip. seer. and Floor Enamel Delux Trim & Shutter Enamel 63 JEEP 4-Wheel Drive, dean. $1295 Rubbermaid Sc^e-Thru Genuine Cowhide i iV!( 4 .4 9 63 STUDEBAKER Vinyl Auto Mats qt. 4-Dr. StelUon Wagon 1 Travel.Case 1.99 Auto., 6-cytL, ilBdh>.i LIGHTNING For exterior or Interior painting. Unbelievably "tuff” to scuff — 1 piece Rear nO Transbgram inside or out! Superior enamel in all 60 DODGE Moviechrome Film Or Twin Rear d U tA A 2.22 sturdy spring style frame with COMPLETE PROTECTION matching colors. 4-Dr. Sedan 1 piece front ^ Kiddy Picnic Table Auto., radto. *1M 8mm Roll by GAF Polaroid ‘Swinger’ Tri-Pod Auto Jack collapsible feature. Waterproof FROM DAMAGE and DESTRUCTION or Twin front O .W li^g. 63 VOUaWASEN Our Reg. Our Rag. Sunroof 15.87 ' 15-Minute Stick Flares Sentinal First Aid Kit 4.97 6.88 U. L. 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