FRIDAY, JULY 1«, 1966 *ifllUlB''’81Zinkk Average Dally Net PreM Run Tho W6atl)6r iianct;(Bt?r lEv^ntng If^raUi For the Week Ended FerMont of t7. IL WeollMV Jniy 10. 1660 ■onay, hot hamM Thomas C. W all, aon o f Mr. Miss DoHs O. Klbbe of 86 MorMi eloadr, InmM tm igik and M n . Harold F. W a ll Jr., Porter St., assistant professor Rescue at Misquamicut Everyone Look* for Our WEEKEND A^ ! 14,103 low 66-76) SBatewad BmoMW, About Town of LaUn at Montclair SUte iiatirlipfitpr lEupmng IJpraUi waim, handd tomorrow, fcifh la 86 Ferguson Rd., has been •NEW POTATOES ... - ...... 10 Msmbor of the Audit named to the dean's list at College, N.J., conducting a LOCAL NATIVE TOMATOES ...... - w. Burson of Clrealnttoa 80’a. Siena College, Loudonvllle, N. VtftarsBB or WOrid W ar I course on the teaching of L*tln NATIVE YELLOW SQUASH ...... 9 Maneh»$t€r^A City of Village Charm Ifcimiilia will hava aa outlnc Y., where he has Just com at a four-week workshop for Manchester Youth pleted his freshman year. PREM IUM ICE C R E A M ...... Vi !»«• Miwuiay from 1 to 5 pjn. ai Oen- teachers o f the classlos at the tar SprlncB Lodf*. college of St, Catherine, St, VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 244 (TEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1965 (ClnosifUd Advortlstag on Fage 8) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Members of the Mental Aid Paul, Minn. Saves Drowning Pair y &auian Apprentloe Matthow Fellowship Social Center will NATIVE CORN b Iwre! attend a picnic Tuesday at 6 New Haven Fire wppipm ii^^ ...... Ill i i m iii M. Morlaity Jr. of the Ooaat PLENTY OF ICE COLD WATERMELON Ouard, aon of Mr. and Mn. p.m.i at a Wethersfield park. Two small ohUdran were Matthew M. Morlarty of 76 The event Is given by volun- NBIW HAVEIN (A P I A sucked out to sea by a strong teera and helpers. The Fellow- three-alarm fire In the Fair Events Foraat St., haa liarun a 16-week undertow last Sunday at Mla- damage controlman oourae at ship will meet Thursday aa Haven section of the dty severe- usual. Membership Is open to ly damaged three tenement quamicut Beach in Rhode Is raoOTCT..o .~ . the Ooaat Ouard TMUning Cen /An bnq ' ifis tU B64I96»' M g t A . m * ter, Oroton. persons from this area who houses and caused some dam land, but Gary Novak, 19, of B52s Drop 500 Tons have been or are being treated age to a fourth today. IM Falknor Dr. grabbed a life In State v l ' ’ . for an emotional or' ihental Ill The fire started In a shed be and Bonrudne Lettuce. __ m — liinda D’Addario of 78 preserver and Jumped Into the ness. Those wishing Informa tween rows of tenement hoiwes ALSO: Savoy Cabbage, White M d Cooper Hill St, and Mlaa Bar water after them. tion may call the Capitol Re on James and Haven streets, Novak swam about 100 yards ■>.; ■■■ Spinach, SwUs Chard. Native h ^ v ’ 'A '" '' ' bara Rlohtera of Eaat Hartford Strawberrlca, Cherries. N e ^ rln es, W aterbary Acts V . ; - i aip leaving Monday by Jet plane gion Mental Health Associa firemen said. out before he reached Marla One fireman was Injured when dews. Limes, Pineapples, Mangoes, Cnrraats, nmeiiernN, far a vaoatlon In EXirope. tion, Inc., 217 Farmington Ave., Casby, 10, of West Hartford. Hartford. he (ell. and a truck driver was She toW him that her younger Sour Cherries, and Papayas. T o Force Quick burned slightly while leading out brother Tom. 9, was even tar- •W e reaerve the right to limit quantities. On Viet Cong Bases Mancheater High School re- some children, police said. leaaed today the names of two Querino J. Agoatlnelli of 81 ther out. He had her hold on to '•a Leland Dr. Is a member of the the preserver while he swam af Receives Grant Revaluation End V ie t ’f ’i'uute to dear out Viet Cong'^sentenced to death In absentla^blamed the incident on a Viet atudents who were omitted from FACTORY FIRE SAIGON, South 'Veterans Home and Hospital ter the boy. Richard W. Faatemack, son " T H E K I N « guenillas and open the rood to by a military tribunal on May 7. Cong terrorist and said ho elvM^ the regular Sophomore Honor RIVERTON (AP)—Offlcers of Nam (AP) — U.S. Air Commission and is on Its com When Novak reached the boy of Mr. and Mn. Winter Pas WATERBURY (AP) — a supply convoy. Reliable sources had reported ed capture. Rom. They are William Mustard the Hitchcock Chair Factory are ternack, 191 WooiBand St., has Force B52 bombers flying mittees for buildings and he told him to swim on his back of Produco" Waterbury officials have On (he poUticol front, the kill earlier that Thao was arrested In (he air action, the Guam- and Gloria Opidach, attempting to determine the fi been awarded a $360 scholarship grounds and public relations. and let him pull him back to filed a 81 million injunc for the first time in sup ing of a rebellious army colonel In a Roman-Catholic monastery based B52s dropped 600 tons of nancial damage a (ire did to by the Manchester Board of PERO In the Saigon suburb of Thu the Ufe preserver. The three port of Vietnamese ground by government security forces explimives on suspected Viet their plant Thursday. Realton. The presentation of 278 OAKLAND STREET e OPEN 7 DATS e 648-6884 tion suit in Superior Court Due. Blen Hoa is 20 miles north Maurice lAferrlere of 93 Nike hui^ on to the preserver to waft liiu tA fears of new demonstra CV>ng portions In Mang Yang The fire burned out of control this scholarship, given annually to forte a private firm to forces, dumped 500 tons of east of Saigon. Circle was elected to the board (or help. tions by South Viet Nam's Ro Pa.y and her husbai^ The firm la tho H.L. Yoh Co. Guam blasted the suspected term. part of the plant. Mr. and Mrs. CaM>y were National Honor Society during Dodge Demonstrator Sale forces and seriously wounded’ ’ ported that a hand grenade was Vietnamese tronpa who were anxiotisly waiting on the rtiore did thank Novak later with a H ie axitlon asked Ihnit the court Mvtat area In the Mang Yang Psss, a thrown Friday In front of the $50 check. But she says she his senior year. He piUM to at In a forest near Blen Hoa F ri clearing (he road of Viet (Jong when their children were tend Rensselaer Pol^echnic In ordsr the revaluation firm to key pert of Route 19 stretching day. It said he died of his wound quarters of a U.S. Special and opening It to supply ooor brought In. Mrs. Oaaby says she can never really show him how speed ttn actlvltiea, or face $1 Forces advisor In Phan Thlet, grateful for her children’s Hves stitute in the fall and follow a Now Going Gn At Chorches across central Viet Nam. while being flown to Saigon. voys. I was so frightened for her chll- course In engineering. mtlHon In damage aultn. It was Thao had been the subject of about 100 miles east of Saigon. I dren that she had tried to go she Is. She calls him “ wonder A major ground operation Is filed Friday, 24 hours after V iim ««ew v «f etweimci an intensive manhunt. He was The Vietnamese officials (Bee Page Three) after them herself but was ful, brave." She says that none 1963 COMET Judge Milton Meyers of Super reported under way along the pulled back by a bystander. She of the people helping that af 4-Door. Clean. •1085 ior Court said revaluation “ win MTHthCI S6*t*CtlAewW0lltAlieil says she couldn’t even thank ternoon were as quick to reax^ not be concluded In due sea- Novak when the five came into to her chSdren’8 plight u he. •on.” The city.charges thwt the firm 1963 VOLKSWAGEN has not proceeded “ with reason Deluxe •1195 able diligence and that there Is New Soviet Launch grave danger that they wUl not (AP Photofax) GS com]Hete toetr work an agreed Practically the entire state of Oinnecticut is in the “severe” section of this 1963 CHRYSLER NEWPORT to In (he oontnact.” A hearing wiU be held July 23 chart released by the Weather Bureau to show the effects of the four-year . Seen Moon Shot Test 2-Dr. Hardtop. Fully powered. •1895 to give the Yoh Oo., an op- drought blanketing the Northeast. Months— maybe years— of above average 48 HOUR Assorted Milk sad portonlty to show cause why MOSCOW (A P )— Soviet acxounts of a powerful new rainfall will be needed to restore the water table to normal level. PINE ST. at HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER Dark Chocolate Ub. V why the injunction ahoiAd not be rocket u.sed to put a spaceship with a 26,896-pound MONEY BACK GUARANTEE 1962 CHEVROLET granted. payload into orbit ro u s^ speculation today that the Impala Convertible. •1495 Scandal Figure Russians are testing a super booster for a manned ON ALL 1960 OR NEWER CARS! Strike Begins * Thirsty Northeast moon shot. Masterpieces HARTFORD (AP) — Work The new space station called use the rocket for construction B a c k in Custody of a manned space station. 1961 STUDEBAKER fCfiR ers at least four Armstrong Proton-1 was lofted Friday. Co plants scattered about the “ This,’ ’ he said, "is the'booe- in Miniature 4-Dr. Station Wagon. Standard trans. MONTREAD (AP) — Luclen First reports said it was the big country went on strike at mid gest payload ever hurled into ter we have been expecting the night last night when their two Rivard, centiai figure In a gov Riwslans to launrii following the Appeals for Help ernment scandal, was back in space. But Tass Indicated that LORT'S year contract expired. series of test firing's they have police custody today and U.S. the boosting rocket was the key UTTLI AMtTOeiMTS 1962 RAMBLER STATION WAGON The plants struck included factor in the experiment. mode (or the past three years ones at Hanford, Calif.; West officials were reported seeking ■MiATUiw cHoeounrit 4-Door. Standard transmission. •695 W ASH IN G TO N (A P ) — A. portion of the thirsty The American Titan 3C rocket from their cosmodrome east of Haven, Conn.; Des Moines, his swift extradition to (ace nar the Aral Sea into the central IS Northeast, hit by the worst drought in its history, ap cotics charges in Texas. with a thrust of 2,66 million K in g ’s Iowa; and Hatches, Miss. Pacific. The strikers at West Haven pealed Friday for designation as a federal disaster Affea. Rivard, 60, was captured F ri pounds orbited a satellite with a MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM New Jersey Gov. Richard J.-^ dummy payload weighing about "The tests were made without are approximately 800 mem day In a secluded cottage on the the rocket’s final stage. Now, at bers of Local 03 of the United Hughes asked the status (or his south shore of the St. I.awrence 21.000 pounds last month. own state plus part of New the Cabinet-level council a Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Tuesday deadline In its quest River, 16 miles southwest of The U.S. satellite was at (See Page Tw o) O Q cM orii Plastic Workers of America. A York, parts of Pennsylvania and here. He and another prisoner tached to the second stage of southern New England. for answers to the Northeast’s CHGRCHES MGTGRS INC. spokesman for the company water shortage. had escaped March 2 from Mon (he rocket bringing the total I 601 M A IN ST.— 648-M21 Hughes made five other rec weight to 32,347 pounds. The two said the walkout would have Hughes said the disaster tag treal’s Bordeaux Prison where ^rcecrlption Pbannacy dSG OAKLAND ST- MANCHESTER ommendations as he met with sections separated after six no Immediate effect on produc would pave the way for emer he was awaiting extradition. W ood Coins tion at the West Haven plant the Federal Water Resources The other prisoner has been re lx>urs. ^ ^ K i n g Council. gency assistance from federal -Sl captured. American soientista noted, (Bee Fage Three) President Johnson has given agencies. Although the council meeting A federal grand Jury In Lare however, that the Soviet satel Cause Unrest was closed, a staff member said do, Tex., had Indicted Rivard lite had no rocket attached. It was considering emergency and three others on charges of They estimated that if a rocket W hen it Comes to Value! drilling of wells plus the trans conspiracy In a $86-mllUon nar had been attached, the total At Concord fer of water from areas which cotics smuggling operation via weight would have been about 40.000 pounds. haven’t been hit by the shor Mexico. After" W* escape, R i OONCXIRD. N.H. (A P ) — The Racial Problems tage. vard was ordered extradited A British space expert said In London there was little doubt Treasury Department says the After the meeting, Secretary with the others, who liave been Concord Bicentennial Oommit- of the Interior Stewart L. Udall turned over to U.S. authorities. that the new Soviet rocket Is MEN*S intended tor spacecraft capable tee’e funny money isn’t very told newsmen that New York Rivard's surest climaxed a furaiy. At Several Sites City and some of the other larg of sending men to the moon. nationwide manhunt. Police de In effect, the department ad DRESS est cities are facing “ the most Kenneth Gotland, vice presi clined to give details of the ar vised the committee that its BOGALUSA, La. (AP) — Whit? House emissary serious water crisis” in terms of rest. However, a detective told dent of the British Interplane John Doar sought today to end the racial impasse here tary Society, also said there was "wooden nickels,” issued as a (See Page Two) (See Page Two) little doubt the Sovleto intend to promotion gag tor a bicentenni SPORT and a Negro leader vowed that if blood is shed it would al celebration, are iUegal ten be “all kinds— ^both black and white.” der. SHIRTS A. Z. Young, president of the<^ The sequence of events; Bogalusa Civic and Voters ers, halted Friday after several Jiity 12 — The Police Benevo I League, which bjos spearheaded flstfights broke out between Fall Fashions— ’65 lent Assooiattan distributed $2,- the civil rights campaign here, whites and biraolal pickets at a 760 in wooden nickels, 66,000 of added however, “ We are going shopping center near (Jlty Hall. them, to kxxU mentoants par x^eople from all walks of life— and all ages— file to do everything we can to keep After the rally. Young said In ticipating In the 200th anniver past the casket of former Illinois Governor Adlai down a civil war In this area.” an interview he was in accord sary celefaration, to be used as Doar, who came here under Hats Accented at Back, Stevenson in the rotunda of the state capitol at with Terrell’s' action In halting change. 1.22 White House orders to see what the parade. Judy 16 — The Treasury De Springfield. (A P Photofax.) could be done to solve the six- _ — •s,' * JONESBORO, La.—N4gnose partment to Boston advised the montji-old racial conflict in this Dress shirts, white broadcloth In matkih on City Haiti with a petl- bicentenniBll oommittee the papermlll town of 28,(XX), regular spread. Snap tab or button tdoo of grievances. Mayor L.C. coins cannot be used to com planned more private talks to down collars. Sizes 14 H - 17. Tait tallw wlith them 60 minutes Shoes Get Broader Look merce; that. In the govern day with city officials and civil and says he promised to do eve Stevenson Reeeiving Sport shirts, checks and stripes. By RHEA STEWART ment’s opinion, the use for pur- Regular and button down collars. rights leaders. rything within reason to settle (Special Herald Writer) Sizes S-M-Ii. Gov. John J. McKelthen said complaints. (See Page Iw o ) he must have the massive sup OREEN8BC»tO, Ala.—Un N E W YORK (A P ) — port of both whits and Negro The silhouette of the fash leadership throughout the state easy quiet settles over (Jreens- Home State Homage 1961 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan to help ward off outsiders whom boro sifter a Ku Klux Klan rally ionable woman this fall Hiawatha II 6-cylinder, standard transmission. •1195 he said were blocking efforts to wbdeh followed an outbreak of should be that of a ballet SPRINGFIELD, 111. (A P ) — In the shadow of the g - Y c o r d l e s s e l e c t r i c racial violence. Seventeen Ne GENBSBO, Kan. (A P )— gain racial peace at Bogalusa. dancer with the wind blow office where he served as governor, Adlai E. Steven “ As Intelligent Louisianians, groes sent to hospital after Near this place an ancient we dare not sit back without olaalh with pbUce and wMte by ing in her face. Hats will Indian son receives the homage of Illinois today as one of its 1960 Pontiac Bonneville 2-Dr. Hardtop, f 1 O O R doing everything we can to pre standers. Klan Grand Dragon be swept back, with the trim Made and shot a flint- great heroes. ming at the rear, and shoes Hydramatic, power steering, power brakes 1 w vent racial trouble,” McKelthen Robert Creel appeals tor re tipped arrow. Gov. Otto Kem er, In a eulogy the body had been brought back straint in the town at the ralUy. will be wider and blunter at told his weekly news conference In the air he shot It; prepared tor a simple service, to Springfield Friday afternoon Friday at Baton Rouge, the sate ORAWFORDVILLE, Ga.—A the toe, and decorated high on said all of Illinois citizens os the instep. maybe from Washington to a plain, capital retired Negro sawmill worker, Shot then wondered had well as the rest of the world wlU EtogUsh casket. Stevenson, U.S. 1964 Falcon Sprint 2-Dr. Hardtop SLICING KNIFE Young, at a rally of some SOO Jease Meadows, 66, who has That news about shoe toes carry Stevenson's memory and was especially welcome to fash his missile ambassador to the, United N o 4 on the floor. negroes Friday night, called for been given the Job of Crawford- hds spirit In their hearts. •1895 ion editors attending the New Struck its mark or miss tions, collapsed Wednesday on a BOYS' BOXER picketing today “ In the (our vlUe police chief, says he does ” Nk>w he has come home, to York Couture Group’s fashion ed its target. street to London. corners of Bogalusa.” not wont the Job. Meadows said his IlUnois, to take his place showings. When the National If he found out, who can During the afternoon and eve He also said negroes would after arresting a Negro picket with our other heroes,” Kemer 1964 Tempest Wagon. Shoo Institute Informed them say now? ning hours 1,8(X) persons an hour again march on City Hall “ and he believes In segregation. But his sharpened, chip said, in placing Stevenson’s circled the casket, mounted on LONGIES 6^ylinder, automatic transmission. • Lightweight JUST 24 I don’t want this march turned the favorite model’s shoe Is low •2195 NEW YORK—A civil righto name alongside those of Abra of heel and round o f toe with ped flint missile an old railroad table on which around.” march over the Brooklyn Brtoge ham Lincoln, Stephen A. Doug (weighs less IN STOCK two straps ibuckllng over a T- Did bring down a quarry ' the body of Uttcoln had rested a Asst. Police Chief L. C. Ter scheduled to proteet the killing las, Ulysses S. (irant and Illi than 2 lbs.) strap (much like a chlld’l shoe) Thursday. century ago. c rell ordered a parade by 300 of a Negro ex-convict by a white Now unearthed, the long- nois Gov. John P. Altgeld. Some of the mourners foldsd 1961 Chevrolet Brookwood Negroes, most of them teen-ag patrolman. they didn’t even put up their automatic resistance to any lost flint tip The state’s official cere their hands to prayer. A few 6 6 Station Wagon. •995 thing that makes growm wom Pierced and flattened monies were scheduled for 10 knelt on the stone floor to front BR IN G COPY en look like children. Jean Dobtinski’s a.m. of an armed services honor ITidlned elastic waist, poUahed cotton cord, gabar • Use Indoors or Round toes go with lower Ttuck tire as it crossed a Thousands of persons filed guard. dine, twirls. 2 pockets, Sizes 8-8. OF THIS AD. the (lag-drap^ bier as the After the body bad been 1958 M. G. Convertible Outdoors. (N o heels, and by this time the fash wheat field. A N D SAVE Convention Is Urged ion world has come to regard 'Game' it brought down y lay In state in the Illinois brought to the big rotunda, •795 cord) as high many heels which would centuries later; Capitol under the 361-foot stiver members of his Inunsdlate ANOTHER II. Could as well do Hiawa dome. liave been called medium a few (Bee Page Three) years ago. When heels are tha? The oU-ndght vigil began alter 1962 Saab)2-Door spike high, the slioemakers say, • Recharguble To Eye Federal Bill the toe simply has to be point / •995 ed. But low heels ore the rule Storage Rack Limit 1 HARTFORD (A P )— The state constitution^ conven erven on the dressiest o f shoes, Included tion has been asked td keep its eye on the reapportion- and some heels ore amazingly No Form of^ Life Found 'I960 Ford Ranch Wagon Per Customer ment controversy in Washington. broad and blunt. Some heels curve like a Flamenco dancer’s ^ ^695 A proposal fltod HVlday vwould^ or a lady In 18th century court. haveave llMme statsstate oonoUtutionoonoiitution per • Plenty of Power UJl. Rep. Horace Seely-Brown, Here’s som ething new; mit a etate Houm of Repreaen- whereas designers once tried 1962 Pontiac Catalina tatlvea aleqted on a town aye- Jr., of Pomfret. More Mars Pictures to carve a 21 lb. Sells Regularly to make heels seem os high as tem o6 representation If the Oonvention leaders continued 2-Door Sedan. possible, now they are even vegetation.<^lng through More’ atmosphere UGHT and BREEZY . . . WOMEN'S and •1695 Turkey at 126.77 U.S. Conotltution le amended to to organlu me machinery (or PASADENA, G a lif 'S'lnlght possibly be _ woiWng seeelona, eohedided to covering a low heel with the *’Xaken at an altitude of 10,500 as Mariner 4 swung behind the permit it. begin July 38. RepubUcone are same material os thb shoe In (AP)—^The world gets a miles, it showed surface mark planet calculated It extends na TEENS' CROSS-BAND Tfia Republican leodarMp In New G.T.O. Tiger Record expected to noma Atty. George order, to moke It seem abso look later today at the sec ings as small as three miles In more than eight milee above the OontraM Is currently looneoring Soden of Bridgeport the GOP lutely flat! diameter — far sharper thajh Is surface. Elaito’s blanket of e if W ith All New and U s(^ Cars Delivered a oonatltuUonal amendment al ond and third pictures tak convention oouneel and Scott But you must have height possible with earth telescopes. Is more than 20 miles deep. lowing States to have represen en of Mars by Mariner 4, MoAUUrter of Hartford meir di- somewhere, and the place for As picture No. 3 was coming They said the measuremeuite W g r e t a i l th* BEST, & W HOLESALE tfi# REST! tation In one bouse of a ‘ ' recter of research end Informa-. height this fall Is the arch. the amazing U.S. space Friday, laboratory scdentlrts also Indicated Mara’ atmow legUlature baaed on BometMng Remember when the gentlemen told a news conference that otner than populatton. 4km- craft which also found phere Is one to two per cent M SANDALS who drank champagne out of Mariner 4 had helped them de dense as earth’s. Earlier eeU> Atty. Albert L. (Jbles of that planet’s atmosphere The propoMi in the contention slippers used to admire a high- termine that Mars' atmosphere O P E N DAILY 9 to 9 ^ SAT. t ill 6 woe filed by WUUam O, Jordan Bridgeport wUl be Demooratic too thin for any form of mates had ranged oa high ae 10 arched foot? The look of a high at the surface Is about as thin per cent. This finding will h# Soft puffed budkle-strap up of WUMmoMic, one of the 43 counoei. Mra. Blanohe MHIor of PAUL DODGE Woodbridgo Is Democratic di- arch, twhloh Is that of a ballet earth life. as earth's at a height of 90,000 valuable to men now wondering pers, comfort-cushion padded delegatee. Jordan le a member dancer on her toes la achieved Jet Propulslcsi Laboratory to 100,000 feet. Whether to use parachutes o f inner sojla, little corji wedge of the RepuUioan etate central reotor of rssesroh and Intorma- thla fall by tying the bow di ottloiale said the photographs, "Men landing there certainly retrorockets in broking the dee* beeL Su m e to 16. ~ A real committee. tion. A debate on the conventicn rectly on the Instep, even when Miapped as the 675-pound sp^e- would have to wear space cent of Inrtrumented oa|)eute6 valual Hla amendment ooUe tor a that meana It must be out out r wtU be brosdosst five oo tele- oraXt swung part Mars Wednes sutts,” said Dr. WtUlam H. they went to land on Mors tg permiaeive olouee aUowinc a below, fleora, for Instance, haa day at the oUmax of a 7Vi- Pickering, laboratory director. return to unit repreeentadon In vleton July 38. 1970s. PONTIAC black patent that’s all open ex month voyage, would be re "But when you consider the The study of the radio olgnalg the house F autnorfaed by the W n O - T V of Hoittord on- 77 cept at the toe, and the straps Andrew Geller’s ‘Hi Charley’ illustrates the fall leased to news media at noon. amazing comi^exlty and variety known to react dUferently 6 i 878 Main St., Mancheeter— 649-2881 H ORMAN ’5 Totera. nounoed it would present dele oil converge in A groigraln bow The oMlalatii gave no hint of of life forms on earth, you can’t The omenteiant vroUM oIsd gate Penn Kimball of Wsstyort shoe look of blunter toes and high-rising instep various kinds of molecules in 6n high on the arch. ‘ Then“ there’s what the photographs showed. exclude the posslbUity that and John M. Lupton of Weston decoration. The basic pump silhouette has a gently otmoephere, showed no ootygeg forestoU a ooneUtuttonal ptohlbi- a closed shoe by Brars with aome other kinds might have Sti^.re Buying Power for Greater Savings (nom 1 to 1:36 p.m. The debate Ploture Nb. 1. released Thur- on Jdara. TMs agreed 445 HARTFORD ROAD. Near McKEE tion on euob a return. cowboy hssl, bucking on the In- rounded toe and tortoise shell standup buckle. The evolved on More.” Aiwdno with other propoSale w ill be rebroodoost on radto say night, oontolned the bore atudtee whloh Read Herald Advertisementf ■tsp. shoe ja shown in antiqued Nouvella calf from Eng> outllnee of on eorth^ke derart Bclentlete who meoMtred the lor tlM oonventton hoe been in- from 10:06 to 10:60 p.m. the gn du el f^rtng of elgnoto eon^ (Bee Page Thiw) dsg. land.
If '''WiiV'..- ■ .. r PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1965 I. I ■ RHAM Dhtrict Sheinwold on Bridge Wonders of the Universe'^ Hats Accented at Back; Vernon From 802 to 227 Bast dsalw SYO Dehuts Stevenson Receiving Douglas Secord TRUST YOUR NBKIHTOR *oU» ihte^rala^bls Obituary Events Drugs Simulate Shoes Get Broader Look High School BUT MK’K THB DOORS Named to Head Joaeph B. Tomasek Br. With Verve Diet Research Plan By ALFRED SHEINWOLD f In ^ a t e School Board (OoatiBaed Ham Faga Om ) Lists Honors A good lock on your door 0 A I 4 ROOKVILLB — Joasph B. Home State Homag^ not keep out a professional _____ (6KQ94 Tomasek Sr., 74, of 41 Eksa- (Oenllaaei fren Faga Oaa) ‘Disorientation’ The buoklaa on shoea rise WOT KAn •And Spirit Rockville High School has sh- burglar, but It will kssp your beth St. died hwt night at New Changes a Man’s Life (Ooatinned from Page Ooe) from India, Africa and other Douglu Secord of Marl high, high, high. Ilka the tor- nounced Its honor roll for the neighbor honest. Thtre are sim AJ104S I p ington Veterane Hoo^taL ., , Dr. L BL Lwirr, anesthetlsed the dorsal nerve 0 9 9 6 3 * By JOHN ORUBim baemuse tt had just bogun its countries, filled a long stairway. routes In the neck of an animal borough has been elected chair tolaeshelT rings on a pump by fourth quarter. ilar prlnclplaa In bridge. Mr. Tomoeek waa born Got. annual two-oreek vacation o m n o B o R Andrew Gellar with a slightly G 72 It was tha moat oxoltlng oon- family — Ms alatar, Mrs. Ernest Eight nations sent consular nn> and dlaoovered that with the man of the Region Ihght board High honor students In Grade Opening lead—Five of hearta 27, 1990 In Ozeohoelovakia, and AUGUiTA, Oa. (AF) — Hai For at days ha ores given shutdown. representatlvas from Chicago to FM* PUuMtaitam rounder toe, and the glant-slSe * 939 Mved In this araa many yean. L. Iras, and Ms three oona, Of Th« Franklin Inatltuto elimination of this sensing of education. Mrs Dorothy Col- 12 are: Dorothy Casadel, Karen Eaat won the first trick otrt I ’ve heard In about 80 py Humphrty walghad R three meals a day and a bed join In the memorial tor tha mechanism, disorientation wa.s rhinestone buckles that Herbert Davis, Kathy Falconer, Irene the ace of hearts and returned He woe a retlrad farmer and years last night at UConn as time anack, with the aama food Adlai m , Borden and John Fell A new approach, ualn^ haJ- gan, Hebron, has been ohoeen ♦ 9732 pounds thrsa ysora ago, and ha Caae Qoaed U.8. ambassador to tha Uniisd Induced. The eDcperlmentors al Levine put on low-heeled formal Kolanko, Jane labanouskl, Rob the king of diamonds to dum had aloo worked In local textile was so (at ha had to sit up to served meery meal. For the next — viewed the casket alone. Nations. They Included BrltMn, ‘^uoionogenio drug* to etimiilate slippers of black peau de sole. O K7 tha Summsr Youth Orchestra NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Su so knew that when the anes treasurer and Mrs Imodale ert Lehrmltt. Cheryl Maron. my’s ace. Declarer cashed the 0 965 mtlle. He was a U.S. Army Vat- slsap. 28 days ha ata the same toad but Later In the evening the fami Germany,ny, Japan, Canada, Bel 4laorl«ntatton due to welght- thetic wore off the animals once Hats will attract more atten eran of World War I. made ita debut under the baton aU at one meal. parlor Court judge’s decision Richards, Andover, will serve as Barry McCracken, Virginia Pa^- ace of spades, draping A762 Today, froth from a dlstlng hss apparently closed the books ly rotumed to the CapMcl with gium, the United Arab Repub- more reacted normeJly. It 1« be tion going than coming, as the Bast’s bidding showed w u t w m He was a msmber of the of Dr. Jack Heller, Thera la al iie«Biess, la currently oeing In- secretary and asststant treas gani, Alan Pease, AllU research program, he le almost TTiree diets were alternated In on a csss ot a ftrsd teacher flc. France and Nationalist Chi TWtigated to determine the lieved that the novacalne may designers tend to drape them to Carol Scott, Patricia Shea, ten red cards. East might have 1 0 Pass Pass American L e g ^ of RookvHle, ways excltemont with tha debut 600 pounds llglitor and says the Sen. Paul H. DougTas, D-Ql., na. urer the rear or put their trimming 5 » m. cyelee, one mostly fats, anothsr ttuA rocked the olta bb managed to get hie radiology at Hartford Hospital neck nerves still show signs of The allocation of regional Karen Kloter, Darryl Lavltt, ton at the end of the hand so The lots of weight haa brought STATE AIR ROUTE orientation playing a significant disorientation two months af' school costs to the three dis the range, and sometimes held 1963 of WIHiston Academy, and Eggs, Broilers Highest results ware little short of weight down to 644 pounds be' since 19U. role In the near toture. Indies' Marie Mecca and Stephen Rabe. that the other three suits will Peter S. Bongard astounding. A rather sw)tty a remarkable change In Cobb’s WASHINGTON (AP) - Tolland ter the operation. However, the trict towns, for the current by a chin strap. received a B.A. degree at sUU alternate In color when the fore becoming a volunteer pa The son of Mr. and Mrs. A. tkms are that weightlessness, Honors In Grade 11 are: Gail audience was wildly enthusi tient In June, 1668, at the Medi' physical appearance. wide Airiines of Brooklyn. N.Y., feeling among the researchers year’s operations, was report If It's a cold, hard winter, the Princeton University In 1967. singleton la played. Most ex WAflHINOTON — Oroea ta- The funeral of Peter 8. Bun- Snyder of West Hartford, he per se, does not provide dis Arettambault, Pauline Cyr, astic and responded with s cal College of Georgia's CUnlcal Before he started reducing, he is seeklrw a route with four now resides with his wife and is that the animals will eventU' ed as follows: Andover, |161,- fur bonnets wrapping around At Harvard he was vice presi Jam es Doiggart, Kathleen perts know of this custom. oome from production of eggo, gard of 83 N. Elm St. wee held orientation, but when this Is dent of his class and a member standing ovation at the con Investigation Unit. waa 6 feet tall. Now he stands s t m In (Connecticut. two children at 80 ArcelUa Dr. ally compensate completely for 248.13; Hebron, |217,6TO.50; the throat and fastening under Dougan, Gregory Dunn, Mary According to the books, you chickens arid broUers In the this morning from the Holmes five (eet-nine. His shoe size was Party Caucus Will Decide coupled with accelerations and the chin (the Millinery Institute of the Aeeculaplan Society. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., cert’s close. Dr. Wayne V. Gr4anberg was 7 ^ company has asked the the loss of them nerves. and Marlborough. 1168,418.37. 8>jglel, Diane Gaetronguay, are not supposed to watch a United States last year totaled IS triple E, now It’s lOE. His Olvdl Aeronautics Board tor per 7 rotational motions, ‘Is p a c e called them "face-embracers") After a yeai-s’ Internship at with a Maes of requiem at St. Things got underway with conducting a rssearch project to There was one unsatisfactory The total of these net costs to Shs^n Gidman, Oathy Hublard, player’s hand to see from what $2,992,000,000 compared with waist measured 101 Inches mission to provide scheduled Rckness” may result. element In this procedure; only the towns was for educating will be welcome. It has been a Rochester (N.Y.) General Hoe- $2,988,000,000 In 1063. Record John’s Polleh National Cath Berlloe' "Roman Carnival” determine which diets are moet Three Democratic Contests To provide some qxiantltatlve Diane Hunt, Ph^p Jaskolka, part of the hand he takes a card. around, now It’s 44. He wore a air service at New Haven, Gro Coventry an autopsy could disclose 736 students, the enrollment at long time since women had to piral. Dr. Rubin trained In In- egg and . broiler production olic Church. Overture. The spirit of carnival effective and whether It is bet tests. Dr. Leonard A. Cohen, Sandra Jones, Joseph Kayan, Your opponents are surely so Is tha spirit of youth and the ter to nibble all day or take slze-SO collar before, a size 17 ton, Hartford’s Brainard Air- whether the precise and desired the close of the school year in worry about a hat’s blowing off. ternsil medicine for three years ethical that they keep their eyes heq>ed prorldS the gain. The Rev. Walter A, HyoOko, Contests for the Democraflc^ly that the Democratic en- ehlef of the Physiology Depart' at Albany (N.Y.) Medical Cen Gary Lee, Qlna Marurano, Jan Summer Youth Orchestra was your calories In one dose. now. port, and WilHmantlc. bundles of nerves were cut As June. Attendance for the year ice Mayorga, Nancy Mmphy, on their own cards, but they pastor, was celebrant. He was nomination for town clerk, dorsed town clerk should cam toent of the Albert Einstein of 93.6 per cent. ter and Albany Veterans Hoe- assisted by the Rev. Sitephen Ideally suited to this selection. Cobb Uved at the hospital un Cfobb said he still finds It diffi Statewide now opersJtes i Horse Killed the surgery Is most difficult— Carolyn St. Louis, Marilyn might just happen to look up at cult not to eat too much. scheduled taxi service with four first selectman and selectman paign fervently In support o< Ifedlcal Center in Philadelphia, for It Is easy to miss a few The board was Informed that pHale. He was chief resident in Stryjcwekl of Westfield, former I’ve never heard a performance der precisely controlled condl' haa been experimenting with Skinner, Roberta Smith, Susan the wrong moment and notice It "It just takes will power,” he twin-engined light aircraft be will be resolved at a party cau evaluating the present Income nerve fibers or cut others dose the teadilng staff for 196S-66 medicine at the Albany Medical pastor of St. John’s Church. of the work that lived up to Uons until last April, when his of the office, and. If It U la animals who have been given Wood Coins Smith, Martha Sturtevant, If you keep a singleton at the the title more closely. Further, weight had dropped to 227 said. "You can’t tell yourself tween New York Olty and pcinLx cus tonight at 8 at the Hicks’ by — the deftnttlve answer is complete, except for one C^enter before coming to Man end of the hand. To avoid this Henry Grzyb wee soloist. Bev In Accident the beet Interest of the town, minute qualities of drugs, such chester. Maureen Tobin and Cynthia thla was orig;lnally the curtain pounds. you’re never going to eat like in Massachusetts- and New Memorial School gym. had to oome from an autopsy. teacher's aide. The board ap- Toomey. kind of accident, keep a single- erly Burger was organist. Bur of seeking to make the office is LSD, Bemyl and Dltran, laxived the following setivitlea Dr. Rubin, his wife, the for raiser for the second act of During his stay Cobb never that again. You’ve just got to Hampshire. Mrs. Maxine Backes snd Mrs. Qoantttattva Tests Cause Unrest High honors in Grade 10 are: ton In the middle of your hand ial was In St, John’s Cemetery. A car struck and killed Irene Gay, both claiming the become a salaried position.” • which can produce symptoms appointments: Faculty man mer Donna Lee Kaaowitz of Bearera were Chester G. the composer’s "Benvenuto Cel ate less than 1,000 calories take It one day at a time, day similar to those induced by The objectiva of the rsssarch- New Haven, and two children Diane Badstuebner, Michele day. He dieted in 66-day cycles by day.” horse early this morning on Democratic Town CJommlttee sra was to provide, for tbs first ager, Frank DeStephano; girls’ Baker, Martin Buchanan, David Kosak, Chester J. Koeak, Ed lini’’ before it became a concert Maorliester Evening Herald qwoe disorientation. will live at 60 Mountain Rd. South St. The quarter horse, endorsement, and Mrs. Edith time, quantitlvs tests for the athletic coaarty takes. It is here along thla north-to-south track marking periods, was Dana Ku- GaiUand said. Mosher, Mary Mulka, Nancy and enthusiastic personnel were al services, and voted to return plane crashes have been attri nificant elements at this work the gimmicks” prornotitig the “The new Russian booster is . 8:30 - 6:46 - 10:00 “The Lost Sunset’’ Community Hall, when nom to the quarterly schedule for that the best candidates should would (all between two desefts are findings which indicate that kucka of Andover, a senior. celebration. O’FUnn, Douglas Rapp, Oaudta inations may alao be made from not altogether convincing In this B52s Drop buted to birds striking aircraft In letters to members of the be chosen to represent their clearly bigger than America’s Plus: “GET YOURSELF A drowsy and somnolent work. A paying town tax bUte. The called Elysium and Amazonls*. the vestibular sense, wtalch has Senlora named honors students Rasulls, Jan Roth, Constance the floor. or being sucked Into jet eng;lnes. state’s congressional delegation party In the coming election. Later frames In the 26-mini|te The oennmittee, be said, Seitum 1, although almost cer Satkiewicz, Donna Sdoecio, COLLEGE GIRL’’ - In Color change will not affect this Investigation proved that two always bean associated with the were Ti»da Buibs, Richard Ll- East Hartford Banks has 4P0nt one term on difficult composition from the This Is the only time that a camera sweep would cover mSi U bitzky, Elisabeth Schreler, Un- hoped Ooncord residents would tainly smaller than Saturn 6, Daflene Steniger, Janie Sumskl, 2:00 - 6:20 - 8:30 orchestral standpoint, they auTr year’s billing, however. crashes of commercial airliners yesterday, the Mancheater problem of disoiientatlon. Is keep the wooden nickels as sou- DRIVE-IN ROUTE 5 the board of education and 5 0 0 Tons Democrat can exercise his full broad dark area, Mare Om- da Shok, and Sue-Ann Tucker. now under construction for and Raymond Walker. mounted Its technical problems By a standing vote of 214 to In the United States were Chamber of Commerce placed now b^ng recognised as only venlia. ftjt, he said, residents launching American astronauts served as Its secretary for two 62, the meeting approved a mo righU and privileges as a par merlum, and another deseQ, In grade IT. James Gregory High Honors in Grade 9 are; ears. An eriglneor a t P ratt imd with ease and assurance yet caused by birds — at Boston In itself on record as opposing the one of many sensors whldi may used change from one merchant to the moon by 1970. tion to rescind the action token federal repeal of the “right to ty member.” Phaethontis. astronomers said. control this function. and Martha Hammond eainied Gall Ashland, Keith Belyea, Jl®'Vhltney, he lives on CCarpent« ter somehow they were none too On Targets I960 and at Baltimore in 1962. Statee Qualifications to buy goods from others. "B y BssembHng a nuxm ship W1 at the special town meeting of work” section of the Taft-Hart- There waa no Itint os to when It Is believed that there are high honors. Honors made by Barry Berman, Madeleine Bl- Rd, with his wife___ and,d thre e successful In evoking the sen The accidents claimed T9 lives. In reply to charges that he The governm ent said the law In earth orbit, the Russians may Jime 26. which authorized ths ley Act on the grrounds that a the later pictures being radioed a number of baste sensors, all Margaret BMs, Roger Bugbee, folck, Miark Owtonan, Warren children. suous beast of the poem who (Continued from Page One) But Khuring’s committee has not provided constructive would not be violated If only one well beat America to this goal,” Clark, Lea Cutting, Karen Du Leti Fan III school building committee to thinks the danger is Increasing repeal would violate the bcislc across 134 million miles s t^ tntegrated at sub-oonsdous CJynthla Donahue, Susan Fowl buBlnesa hod losued the nlckeis, Gatland said. Mrs. Claire Warfel, also an confuses dreams with reality, proceed with Its rtiort range leadership during his ycare as rate of one every 10 hours wogki levels, which govern the proc- er, Judith Gove, Michael Halery, gan, Sandra Fargo, Patricia Incumbent, waa chosen In June and after worshiping the god as je^ aviation Increases and principlee of Individual free so they were not used In trade. Thss said Proton-1 had been )i RgABETHTmCR WCHWPBURTOW EVR MAWE SAIff ^ o m for a schobl addition, in The spokesman said the a town official, Burokas last be released. ' I of orientaiUon. The vesti- D^hne Jennings, Diane Kelley, Flaherty, Elizabeth Garcia, os the other conunlttee - en' ot 'wine pursues quite dubious has cffiled for Increased Interna choice. night listed some of his qualifi T\o further oompheate tMngB, lofted to study cosmic particles cluding an auditorium-gymna bomUng "was carried out at tional cooperation to eliminate The chamber stressed that btoar sense is but one, though Charles Malecky, and IXim Vincent Kluczewskl, Teresa dorsed eshdidato to the school ecstasies. cations for office. FATAL ACCIDENT the police department reported of super-hi^ energies. It said Kwiatkowaki, Sandra Laskow- sium. By a voice vote, the meet the request of the government "the piecemeal research and the states should continue to It may be the most Important Wythe. Ill grade 10, WUHam some residents were malUng Uie board. Hindemith's Symphonic Met- ing then rescinded another ac He said that he was elected PLAINFIEJLD (AP) — Marijp L the station is in an orbit with a and overriding sensor. The neck Ferguson and Louisa Keogh rid, Todd Leventhoal, Ann Mor- cqiarlee Lathrop, chairman of amorphosU closed the program of Viet Nam in connection with considerable duplication’’ in have the right to govern their to, and served as the first FAIRWAY wooden nickels to pay parking Idgh poinit of 390 mUee and a low ganson, Donna Satryh, Patricia tion passed at the June 26 current studies of the Mrd men own affairs and to establish a W. Newton, 63. of Hamden, wEs receptors with which Dr. Co were awarded Mgb honors. fine*. point of 118 miles. the town committee, will op and was done in grand style. meeting, which authorized the ground operattone being con chairman of, the planning and )ciUed Friday when her porksd hen is experimenting are the Named to honors were Richard Shirehac, Jeme Smith, Laura pose Republican Mrs. Mamie Here there was no and of con ace. right to work law if they wish. zoning commission in 1961, un Jackman said the Treasury Tweet, and Audry Zale. building committee to contract ducted In the area." Oanoda’s committee, estah- It pleaded tha* compulsory un station wagon was hit by i second. Darmajlan, Susanne Russell, Department has taken no offi Maneggda as candidate for tax viction In performance. This with an archttect for plans. It was the fourth announced til his election as selectman in tractor-trailer on the Oonneott- and Jacquelin S t Cyr. Honors in Grade 9 are: Roger collector If the caucus agrees wM music the youngsters could Mdhed In 1962, was one ot the ion membership as a condition 1963. lOTH STORES There are also the extra- cial steps and that Its opinion Alsbeugh, Meredith Andrews, Then, having brought the U.S. Air Force B62 raid in South out Turnpike and exploded li|fo ocular muscle receptors which TONIGHT He runs an Insurance and real first In the world to attack the of employment not become a • During hie term on the com Lois Bailey, BonMa Bissau, was only adylaory. The commit Scandal Figure Paul Berrtault, V ictoria really "dig.” Dig they did, and whole project to a stondstlB, Viet NOm. problem on a national scale. flame. OPBI some physiologists believe Is sec 7:00 - 9:16 AIK CONDinONU) estate office In Manchester. mined some exceedingly fine ore law of the land, making thla mission, he originated “new Neuicy Chamberlain, and Shar tee has not yet received its own Blevins, Louise Devaney, Pam the meeting voted new authori The spokesman said there West Germany and New Zea country the only one In the State Police said the tru ^ ondary only to the vestibular on Rowley were named for high attorney’s condtislons. SUNDAYS Other additions to the slate Indeed. They thoroughly enjoyed was gxx>d weather over the tar- road ^leclficatlona, and propos driver, George Bynum. 33, ]qt ALL DAY Back in Custody ela Drahoe, Carol Falce, John 1:00 - 4:80 - BURNSIDE zation for the project without land have similar programs. free world forcing employe* to organ, and finally, there are the • U : I A . I I A I MA9 IM VO made last night were Willard what they were plsjdng and g«t. The B62’s normally bomb ed new subdlvieion regulations, honors in Grade 9. BaitMrs Flori, Lynn Gordon, Jane Gre- the auditorium - gynmaslum. join unions. Jamaica, N. Y., was chargod tactile (touch) receptors which 6:20 - 8:80 19H fAtfR IN'. S7R M U Billings (an appointed incum- communicated their enjoyment from a Mgh altitude. Britain end the United States which were adopted, requiring with negligent homicide a t t E V »Y MON! Balch -and JacquaMns Blais (Conttnued from Page One)_ gU8, Patricia Henriques, John The estimated gross cost rtwuld also ars busy on research. But The chomber also Indicated supply stimuli either on the made honors. bent) and Franklin Delansy, to the audience. now be about $360,000, down Asked the glirrt bombers a developer to provide free land carrying a dangerous weapoB. Arid Northeast Idziak, Gory Johnston, Eric board of finance; Chester Luke they have no central body co its belief that labor unions to the town for school and town soles of our feet, our buttocks, Many more studants made newsmen that two other men Kennedy, Caaol Kirk, M anha You simply must get out to 8160,000 from the largw proj were used today, (he spokesman Police said they (oimd a pistol or by stimulating the hairs on board of assessors: and Mrs ordinating It. should sell the benefits of un' use. Billboard regulations and tha honor roll in grade S than were taken into custody with the Kulick, Ava Landry, Donald hear this gi^up. There wUl be a ect total of $640,000. said, "We wanit^ to get a real Ion memlbershlp in the same In Bynum’s cab. He waa held In our bodies. in the higher grades, given high Asks for Help Evelyn BllUngs, board of tax free concert outdoors In the good pattern on the target we Kuhring said the committee Is a comprehensive plan for the Ueu of $1500 bond. narcotics suspect. Langloie, and Nancy Leech. review. Th4 motion to authorize encouraging the elimination of manner as any other organiza town were approved.” The presence of these various honors were Karen Berk, Ray Police had offered a $16,000 Alao: Linda Lelmnltt, Deb skating rink next Tuesday. “payments to a member of the want to Mt.” elements has led Dr. Cohen to (Bring your own cushion.) ()r Support Force Boost dumps near airports and Is tion and should not fall back on In running tor state repre mond 'Bnmell, Eugenie Jose, (Coathmed from Page One) reward for Informaition leading orah Lisk, Thomas Luddecke, board of assessors for special legal forqe to maintain or en postulate that a relearning pro Cynthia Malecky, Claudia Por Man not apply to thla number of troops and thrt Mc Kevin Rowley, Deborah Sear, reached by aU of the scientific I UUa Namara had not made any com FRESH FRUIT LIME SHERBET 7 William Smith, S a r a 1 e a people hsrs ores that tbs only Mansfield Choir mitment. Patrolman Samuel Maltempa Thompson, Abraham Wexler prudent thing to do Is for ovsry- TTie blind choir from Mans It also waa reported that a heard and observed a car speed and Wilhelm LsAvrence. body to op an ts on the sssump- field State Training School, rise in U.8. troop strength was ing down Hartford Rd. from his FOR A DAY, WEEK...OR LONGER Uon there orlll bs a fifth year of under the direction of Mias being considered as port of an position at King’s parking lot rrS THE REAL THINOI the diougt^*' Gertruda DeLeo, will provide over-all buildup that would in Only 2 Swim Strait The long-range aspects of the sacred music at the 10 a.m. clude Induction of 100,000 Viet- lata last night He gave chase No artificial flavoring hara. D E T i y T A 1965 Car from water plandiig were given addl- Sunday morning aervloe of the nameoe reorulti. and arrested ElUott Randall, 17, I Morlarty IrotiMn AUCKLAND, New Zealand— Uonsl impstiis by Dr. Rslmut B . Andover Cfongrsgational of 162 Loomis St. who claimed No $ir! Wa make our Fraih Tuibulenit Cook Strait’s 16 Lendsberg, director of tha church. he was being chased by two miles of tide-swept waters, at Weather Bursau's Otfios of CU- At 8 pm. in the afternoon, other boys. Fruit Lima Sherbet with tempted by many, have been matology. tha same group will sing con w iy About Town Maltempo found the other the healthful, vitamin-rich oonquered by two swim Bald Landabotg: "W e must temporary songe at an in two and Drought the three to mers, both men and both New learn to oonserva the water formal get-together at the home Zeakinders. Barry Davenport headquarters where Randall juice of FRESH LIMES. W a when It is abundant In ordto to of Mr. and Mrs. George Mun A fire on Keeney St. near the was charged with unnecessary did It in 1962 and Keith Hanoox have enough whan,tbs Insvltto ThU long eatabllshsd Coffee Shoppe, equipped and in son, Hebron Rd. Anyone Inter ■chool was reported by box at in 1964. noise with a motor vehicle and squeeze them ourielvei so ble drought oomas.” operation — popular because of its wholesome food, ested In hearing the group is 1:26 thla morning but proved having a defective muffler t lul neatness and courteous service — oan now be purchased. Invited by the IMunoona to drop to be a false alarm. Tha Town was given a warning for driv we know! Enjoy thii re- It offers many possibilltles, and ita potential is a chal Fire Dept sent two engine ★ Brand new, folly equipped care ready to go. In. ing alter drinking, 'mo puiu..i.s freihing freih fruit sherbet lenge to an ambitious "husband-and-wlfe-toam" expert- Star Night truoke and a ladder truck of all throe boys were called •k Reaaonable rates. ^ enoed In this type of bustness. Ths 20x20 Shoppe opens Some tiokets for Star Night, worth approximately 8100,000 and they took them home. Trial for Sunday dessert. HALLMARK Into a 34x86 pleasing 4-room home with Its own oheer- sponsored by the Andover Dem- to tha soena. About^HTfiremen date for Randall la aat for Aug. 'k EoU iaaonuice corerage. ful kitchen, living room, 8 bedrooms, bath, hot water ooratio town oommittee, and reeponded to the oill. 2 In the Mancheater Seeetoo ot oU beat, aiumlnum storms and screens. A patio oon- scheduled to begin a t T p.m. Circuit Court 12. ★ la rg e discount If your car Is in our abop for PHARMACY neots ths house with spacious garage which has 7x6 tonight at the elem entary ANOTHER HOIDUP Martin Uaraburda, 66, of rmadra. work room and private soreened porch. Large amealted armATF(»RD (AP)-A holdup Wapplng was arreatad last SHADY GLEN — 971 Weat Bllddle Tpha. parking araa. Valuable 300’ frontage on State road mid man wbo knew the hablta of hla night at Doming and McNall Fresh Fndt Orange and way between Wllltmantlo and Manchester in attractive viottms took $166 from the Be- Sts. and charged with Intoxl- oountry sstUng. Trees, shrubs. Prloed in low 30'a Real Sktoefioiel Finance Oo. office Personal NoUoet oatlon. Court date la Aug. 2. Freeh Fruit Lemon tor co-operation Invited. UlUan O. Grant, Raaltor. Friday. Richard Gorman, 10, of East MOMARTY MOTHERS The mesked man told acting Hartford was arrested last Bherbeto ore extra good, manager Thomas Blair, 86, ot M l CEJVTEK STREET — TEL. 64S-81S8 In MsmorUtm night og N. Main Si. and You Can £ iste Tbe Quality ki kwlng msmory ot mr molher, S to m i^ , not to call police tor tool WaltM W. 8rant Agtnti j^pke. who passrt away Chafed with failure to carry UDASrarO riA N S f o b a l l IMS Maway « 10 minutes because hie secre a ilcense and given a written Routts 6 & 44A — Manchester, Conn. n Oansbrlga Stiaal — tary waa being held hostage. warning for failure to display A sUMit thousM, a Bseirt Man Blair aald he learned later hla Keeps b«r nemory ever dear. oeoretatF wma borne eating his lights. Court appearance Is lunoti. ■et for August 9. f'"!'*’ i.
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1966 PAOB^PTVt** PAGB FOUB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1965 Aren Omrehei + 1 IKmtrl^pBtpr that oouM happen on the poliUeal side ■ the collapse of the sfforts of the South 8t, Franoia of Aaalal Rookvllla Methodist Oiurch Vietnamese to pretend to bo govom- 979 Ellington Rd., CppttittB ifpralB lU Grove St., South Wiadaor Ing thsmselvoa—would. If they ever do* Churches Rev. Willard E. OonkUn, Pastor Rev, Gordon B. Wadhnma, vslopsd and added themselvos togothsr, Oharoh of Christ St. Bridget’s Church United Peiitooostol Chnrch 1S7 Woedbridg* St. Paator rank as a disaster o f the first magni lordall aad Varaoa Bts. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor 9:80 a.m.. Worship Bsrvlc*. 11 Blu«Il 8M*t Rev. Robert L. Baker Rev, John E . Rlktoraltta, M«iichjirt«r. C»n. Bogea* Brewer, Mlnlater Rev. R oW t i . Keea Aaaiatant Paator tude, for the United Statea, and for the Rev. Dennis R. Hussey " S X y . TU. p..n.. P r.y.r S; people of Vietnam themselves. It would 10 a.m„ Sunday school. ^ M ls h tn „ • :M a.m., Bible olssses for and discussion time. Maaaea at 8:46, 7:46, 9, l0 :u B^MadM Ootob«r 1. im mean th* destruction of all that we all ages. Masses at 7, S, 10:M and 11 aim.. Worship. 7:10 p.m., EvangalliUo Serv- end 11:80 a.m. D 10:M a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Noon. * TaloottvIUs Oonpegattooh* n had gone In to save, and, unless th* S < » a United States suddenly developed a "Not That Others Be Eased." Church St. Maurice diuroh, Bolton B ^ a i U r , Ooaa., m SMond C laa ItoU • p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Choroh of ths Assumplton Wedneaday, 7;M p.m.. Blbla Rev. Robert K. Shlmods, brand of behavior hitherto strange to study, prayer meeting. Rev, Robert W, Cronin "Lovs’s Dlmenalons.” Adam* St. and HiompMn Rd. Minister Paator SUBSCRIPTION RATX8 a great and power-oonsoious nation. It Wednesday, T;>0 p.m.. Mid- Rev. Frands J. bUhalek In Advane* would mean we would soon be thrash- wsek Sarvle*. Pastor Goepel Hall 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser ...... ^1.00 Rev. Ernest J. Ceppa 418 Oentor St. Maaaoa at 7, 8:10, lo and llfrathi ...... our power around elsewhere to mon: ”At Jscob's Well. 11:80 a.m. □ OUNLIFFE H IG H 6 R A D B hr** Month* .... Trialty Oevonaat Churek MAHOHESTER n* Month ...... make up for th* disaster In Vietnam. Rackmatack St near Keeney St. Masses at 7, 8, »:1S, 10 ;M 10 a.m., Breaking brtad. St. John’s Episcopal Church CAR LEASING W* W port this pessimism, along Rev. K. BJnar Rack, Pastor and 11:40 a.m. 13:10 p.m., Sunday School. Sacred Heart Church MOTOR SALES MEMBER o r ___ Rl. 80, Vernon Rt. 80, Vernon PRINTING THB AflSOCUTKD PRM® . toward [the middle of th* monsoon sea 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Rev. James Grant, Rector On 1 or 2 EXPERT AUTO BODY and Attoclat«d Preii U oxcluilvely •ntlUtd l;S0 a.m., Morning Worship. St. Bartholomew’a Church Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer Rev. Ralph KoUey, Paator SEAFOOD .rr-tr" FENDER REPAIRS Job and Commercial , Ui* nil* of r*publlc*tlon of nil n*w* dl^ son in Vietnam , as we reported the meeting aiid Bible reading. Rev. Patrick Sullivan ntohoi orodltod to It or not otherwU# cr*dlt- Rev. Reynold O. Johnson of Rev. PhlUp Huasey, Paator 8 a.m„ Holy Communion. YEAR P U N Printing optimismwhich seemed possible before Cromwavsif, (u|u*at apsaker. Nurs- Rev. Richard C. Bollea Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Street Aaaiatant Pastor CHOICE VARIETY ENAMEL a.id I.ACOUER d tn thl* paper and al*o th* local n«w» pub- 0:30 a.m.. Holy Communion REFINISHINGS the summer campaign had begun. As Aaaiatant Paator meeting. First In Manchester. New Prompt and Efficient f^n* ri«M* of ropuhtlcatlon of *p*cial dla- and Sermon. The Rev. Norman Masssa at 7:80, 8:80, 10 and |atch*« h*r*ln ar« al»o r*««rT*d.______the optimism has since had to be ^sdnstday, 7:80 p.m., Mid P. Dare of Rockville, officiant. cars, full maintenance, fully REASONABLE PRICES Printing Of All Kind* week Ssrvics of Bible study and Masses at 6:46, 7:48, 8. 10:18 Hie Salvation Army 11:18 a.m. Insured to reduce your prob Qualify FREE ESTIMATES hedged, so, no doubt, events may al IVFiium nixuitf'i Th* H*rald Printtaf «3onipMr. Jnc -, prayer. and 11:30 a.m. ' 861 Main St. Union Congregational Church lems and worries. For full In FSaanAbawMi m m I " - — ..... 1 am** no financial r«*ponilblllty tor typo- ter the present pessimism. Capt. William D. MaoLesn St. Bernard’a Church BT. 88—VERNON, CONN aphleal error* appoarln* >" Rockville formation call Seafood i n Community Press ,kl other reading matter In The Mancheeter St. Jamea* Church Officer In Charge St. Bernard’a Ter., RookvlUe Juat Above the ’Trafflo First Choroh of Christ, Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Pastor Circle 9 East Middle Tpke. renlng Herald. Sdentist Msgr. Zkiward J. Reardon, Rev. George F. X. Reilly Rev. James L. Austin Paator Paul Dodgt PonHoe 43 O AK ST. w - TEL. 848-0016 Telephone 643-5727 ) IVll eerrlc* client of N. E. A. Service, tea 447 N. Main St. Pastor 9:80 a.m., Sunday School for Minister of ChrisOan Education TEL. 64U-9987 A Analysis Of A Generation Rev. Eugene E. Torpey all age groups. INC. Publlahera K«P™**'’ ***‘ ’^**m'- w -* "^ 878 MAIN HTREET Mathew* S ocia l Agency — New Tork, ChP One of the moat inclslv* attempts to 11 a.m., Sunday service, Sun Rev. Joeeph H. MeCtm 10:46 a.m., Hollnesa Service. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and li Rev. John J. O’Brien Nursery services available. a.m. Phone 640-2881 * ^ 'E M b £ r AlfonTBlSilEAU OF dRCUl-A- analyse the situation, character and day school and nursery. Sermon: “Christ — 'The B a x t We Urge You To Support pONS.______‘Ihe Lesson - Ssrmon In Chris 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Service. er with the Holy Spirit." The spirit of one portion of th* American Masses at 8, 7, 8, t, 10:18 and 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 8t.’ Matthew’s Church, Tolland The Lutz Junior Museum PONTIAC GLASS 1 DIeplar advertlelng cloeliig hour*: tian Sclancs churches Is on the Rev. Mr. Austin preaching. AAA 1 For Monday - 1 p.m. younger generation we have encoun subject of ‘‘Life.” The Oolden 11:30 a.m. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., Bible Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor AND • For Auto Windshields ' For Tueaday — 1 p.m. M »day. tered is contained In an artlde titled Text is from Proverbs, 18; 88. Study. Eaatmtnster United Meeting Sundays at Hick’s PUMP SERVICE • For Store Fronts and all iry,r Wedneaday — I p n>i,Tu«“ ;F . Th* readings will also Include Zion Evangelical Presbyterian Fellowship Memorii^ School Gymnasium sizes of window* For ThuiwdayiTiureuM/ — 1A 1 p.nv^W^ne*day.^.***. .» "American Idealism, lOM," in the Sat North Methodist Church I C E COLD Water Systems and Pumps Foi'or Friday — 1 p.m. Thumday. this passage from the Christian Lutoeran Church George E. Slye School TEMPEST • For Table Tops FY)!.r Saturday — i p^m. Friday. urday Review, urrltten by Harold Tay 800 Parker St. JscuzzI Gould* cianifled deadline; iO:SO a.m. each day od Science textbook; p. 487; 87. (Missouri Synod) Kingston Dr. off Oak St. Masses at 7:80, 8:80 and 10:30 lor, an educator of very deftnitely liber (Science and Health with Key Cooper and lUgh Sts. Rev. Earle R. Ouator, Fhlrbsaks Morse OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ubllcatlon except Saturday — 9 am.______East Hartford a.m. S A U S o h I s e r v ic e al views. to the Scriptures by Mary Bak The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, BEER 24 Hour SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON BALLANTINE Emergency Surplus Sales for Camp Supplies Saturday, July 17 In one descriptive passage, Taylor er Eddy). Pastor Minister Wapptng Community diurch Wednesday, 0 p.m., TesUmony 8:80 a>m.. Worship Service. SCHMIDT’S Service Why not let Manchester Sur-double air mattress pock they have oil paints, acrylics, PAINT SUPPLY (raphtcal, military or psychological ad Minister Cash 'n Carry with five aluminum poles, It is Ask to see The Home Deco leaders. TTie transaction between th* Pastor fants. Sermon by Paator Peter Rt. 80 ets, full size 100” zippers and water colors, pen and ink, can 645 Main Street 7:30 a.m., Holy OommuRlcn. 8 Day Service! self-contained, simple to erect vas, eeisels, pads, even an art rator, the book of painting and A. AIMETTl, Prop vantage. generations has shifted the moral au Rev. Richard W. Dupee 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer with son at both services, ” Fortuna,te Rev. Morton A. Magee are dry cleanable. A fine qual Faiiurea.” 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 808 Main S t * 648-6682 and, naturally, portable. This ist's carrying case. decorating Ideas published by : A few days later, another appraisal thority to the young who act first and Asaoclato Pastor sermon by the Rev. Mr. Hughes. Worship. Sermon: "When the ity sleeping bag and tent are the Sherwin Williams Co.; this Tel. 649-0300 Harrison St., Manchester Next to Pinehurst could be set In front of a tent, The wallpaper department dt the situation In Vietnam, this one explain later." Rev. mUard A. Legg, Nursery to old pniisb hnll for Past and the Future Flow To 9 a.m., Worship Service. Child a trailer or make an Ideal eat surely the first stops In plan beautiful book haa many color Assistant Pastor Second Congregational Church care. Sermon by the pastor. ning the best camping vacation also haa been enlarged and they from the pollUcal side of things, wa* "The activists of the present genera pre-school chUdren. gether.” ing and lounging spot in your have many new sample books lllu.stratlons featuring the col Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy 988 N. Mato St. ever. Come In and ask ques Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister bi^k yard. for you to look over. Murals ors of America as Interpreted leas optimistic. From the political point tion” writes Taylor a little later on In 0 and 10 a.m., Worriilp Serv Oommunion. tions James Farr, the owner of by famous American artists. K K Upholstery of view, from the point of view of win ices, Nursery tor babtes and Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, A vast supply of camp ac' are becoming quite popular to his article, "have not rebelled. ITMy Dally, 7 p.m.. Evening SEE US FORt cessories make complete shop Manchester Surplus Sales wlU day, and until now they have You will find all kinds of ideas P and IV I Shop STEVENSON’S two and three-yeax-olda at 10. Asaoclato Mlnlater have seen the litter that they help all he can; no obligation ding In the minds and hearts of peo- have simply bypswsed the older genera Prayer. s Aluminum Roll Up ping available under one roof: been a rather expensive luxury; In this book to help you make RE-UPHOLSTEBINO Dr. Shaw will preach. Sermon: leave all over the neighborhood Awnings of course. over every room in your home. as well as In the military ambushes, tion and Its political appara/tus . . . “The Affirmation of Doubt.” 9:80 a.m., Morning Worship. Open Forum Coleman cook stoves, laterns, but Willard Marvin, manager Jehovah’s Witnesses there and I do not think that * Door Canopies ovens, stands. Ice chesta and Bicycles! You wdll be amazed of the Sherwin Williams Co., It Is one of the most exciting * M o ^ m Fumiturt ESSO nie prospect seemed more dubious. They are skeptical of heroes; they owe Service of Baptism. Kingdom Hall Nursery. Sermon by the Rev. this Is an exaggeration but at wdiat you can save on 24" Mr. Wilson, "Saintly Oommu- * Storm Doors Jugs with Oofleman parte and cordially invites you to stop and intriguing books you can and Antiques * Still, If the military situation could allegiance to those with whom they 726 North Main St. Teenage Loitering plain hard facts. * Combination Windows and 28" American made bi find and it Is a real boon to the 405 MAIN ST. ten ." repair service Is available. In at the store and see the new * store Stools and Booths slay relatively stable. If It could be work and to the people they are trying Calvary Oiurch My sympathy Is with the Manchester Awning Co. cycles In either standard or de- home owner who wants t<4 re- ’ To the Eklltor, ■nR«HR O A 1 .I . Wooden cots, alumtnun cots, murals. These are prices so * Custom Furniture TEL. 649-5533 proved to the Vletcong that the worst to help . . . (Aaseroblie* of God) 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse: people of W ad^orth Bt. and 198 WEST CENTER ST. and the popular double decker luex models, many styles to reasonably that your budget decorate without engagln Jt h e *47 E. Middle Tpke. Center Congregational Church Just a few words about the Telephone 649-8001 choose from. Slipcovers and Draperies "Evolution or Creation — Which Ualted Church of Christ vicinity and not with the Im • MOVHSO folding cots which may be used will not feel any “ stretching" servlcea of a professional'de t|sey could do during the rainy season ‘They have also developed new forms Rev, Kenneth L. Gnstafson Do Facts Support?” recent item In The Herald about EstabUshed 1049 For those ready for their first Mode to Order * Tun«-Ups 11 Center St. mature that call themselves separately or together. Re pangs. For Instance, they have signer. You can not go wrong was not enough to mean any real tilt of organlzatloti for themselves, in which Pastor 4:15 p.m., Bible group discus a petition to prevent teenage two wheeler, several models of when you follow these color Complete Selection of Rev. Clifford <>^. Simpson, adults but refuse to act like placement cot covers In stock. a mural on display, the size is Materials * EnghM Ckanlng la the basic situation, perhaps then It the older patterns of the liberal move sion of the Watchtower maga loitering and disturbances adults. Try sUylng home Ahintinum nested Mirro cook 20" bicycles, convertible for 40"x60" and the Idea Is that schemes. 0:48 a.m., Sunday School zine article: "Jehovah God, the Minister boys or grirls, equipped with FREE ESTIMATES sfould be an easier matter to settle ments have been replaced by loos* Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, with your family once In a sets, service for 4-6-8 people. you paint your walls and the Sherwin Williams paints are * Minor Rapairs classes for all ages. Great Potter.” around drive - Ins and other MORK training wheels and all set up Lower Level of the Porkode f^ywn and "stay and resist" for what membership arrangements and a casual Assoewte Minister while or build your own cen Heat Pal tent and trailer heat background of the mural famous throughout the coun * iW Stamps 11 a.m., Divine Worship. Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. Theocra public places. I do not often. If ter. Then you can come and go DKOORATSI w i t h ers, safe, efficient, using alcohol ready to ride. English bikes for matches this paint. This give* try and they have a paint for 649-6324 ever Indefinite period It might take kind of leadership marked by an easy tic Mlnistiy SchcMl. Rev. Francis C. Hawes, ever, write “ letters to the edi those who want light weight Nursery and children's program Minister of Christian Ednearion as you like, even to go to the for fuel. Alcohol stoves, water more depth and expression to every purpose, from their la the Vletcong to realise that It was not Interchange of members and leaders. In lower auditorium. 8:30 p.m.. Service meeting. tor” but this one makes me toilet Inside. herwin illiams and gas containers In plastic bicycling, speed and ease of the mural; in fact. It looks like tex house paint to Loxon in want to write one. S -W handling, with the 3-speed tfklng over the* couht^ ty "^rce. The charMter of the leadership depends 7 p.m., Fhmlly Gospel Serv Thursday, 8 p.m.. Group dis 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service. I doubt If the majority have and metal In 1,3,8 gallon sizes. a hand print. If you have been terior masonry paint, from Lox ice. Weather permlUing the cussions in the Bible aid: Why should It be up to tax- Monehostar Moving Stunner - Archer shift and J Such estimates, made a few weeks on th* nature of the Job to be don*. The Rev. Paul Simpson, pastor the Intestinal fortitude neces SUPER Air mattresses, at least a dozen longing for murals in your on concrete floor enamel to VIC’S PIZZA SHOP service will be held outdoors on "Babylon the Great Has Fallen! payli^ law-abiding citizens to sary to act on any of these sug and Trucking Co. different styles, rubberized cloth hand brakes. Complete line of home, do stop in and see for porch and floor enamel, also DON W ILLIS are not being made today, with “The new generation does Its own re of FltzwlUiam (N.H.) Commu set in motion machlneTy to put accessories, including speed 168 W. Middle Turnpike the church lawn. Oueet speaker God's Kingdom Rules!” at tha nity Church, preaching. Ser gestions but find It easier to KEM-TONE or plastic. New tufted style is your.self just how lovely these shake and shingle house paint, Phone 649-3700 e rainy season barely opened, and search In foreign policy, economic re and musician will be Pastor following locations; 87 Birch St., such an ordinance on the books, sit and cry or have others do DLlUXl WAl.l PAIN I the most comfortable sleeping ometers, front or side ba.skete murals are and how very rea Loxon exterior masonry paint, mon: "Who Is the Lord?” Nurs or to prod the officials whosa t&ivlng two months more to go. form, disarmament, education. When CsTl Gulimey of Woonaocket, 786 N. Main St. and 287 Oakland ery in Kindergarten Room on for them. If you would like to air mattress ever designed. headlights, horns, kick stands sonably you can have them in exterior velvet flat, gloss house GARAGE HI. St. in Manchester, also; 144 duty it Is to prevent disturb tires and tubes. PIZZA ’ The latest report to the Wall Street volunteers return from Peace Corps the main floor of the Parish be treated like adults, act like Also camp blankets, navy your own home. Kem-Tone deluxe wall paint. 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Wednesday, 7:90 p.m., Mid Griffin Rd. In South Windsor ance* or quell them. Into action them. style hammocks, mosquito net For the smaller fry, tricycles You will also find all kinds The Sherwin Williams A-lOO SPAGHEHI Jtournal from Correspondent Philip service abroad, they bring with them House. SHERWIN WILLIAMS week Service. and French Rd. In Bolton. in a matter of this kind? Disgusted. ting, ground cloths, camp toast wagons, pedal cars and trac of different wallpapers in the. ;^ t e x House Paint allow* you R A V lO U (ieyelln In South Vietnam wins Itself a bodies of knowledge derived from direct Saturday, 8 p.m., Service talk. Community Baptist Chnrdl Chief Reardon makes the 981 MAIN STREET ers, fire extinguishers, alu tors. Sherwin Williams wallpaper 10 paint at your leisure; brush Spocializing in Iwadllne reading "d o o m In Vietnam; experience; they have knowledge im- The Presbyterian Church 685 E. Center St. amazing statement that "we do •The Rmre Gift* minum poles, stsJcee, rain suits, Bring the whole family to department; these Include wash es, rolls or sprays on, stands OPEN DAILY 48 Spruce St St. John’s Polish National not to want to aggravate our TEL. 648-6686 Manchester Surplus Sales; they l)oubts Rise That U.S. Can Move Fast avallable to any except those who have Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, To the BJdltor, parkas and ponchos for those able, plastics, pre-pasted, and up under punishment and of BRAKE SERVICE 8:00 A.M. too 11:00 P.M. CathoUo Church teenagers” . If they are break TTie world will long remem rainy days, (ilothing bags, foot guarantee you will find some pre-cut papers and the Handi- fers long term durability. This Mnough to dlunt Reds' Drive; Amerl- served In the field. They are Impatient Minister 8 a.m., Sunday School classes Rev. Walter A. Hysxko ing the law, or are doing what ber Adlal Stevenson, for he had lockers, folding shovels, laun thing to please every member Hang line of papers that need paint dries In minutes and you Front End Alignmont SUNDAYS n n Strength Increases But Commu with a society that takes Its knowledge for all ages. Pastor 9:80 am .. Morning Worship. is wrong, or making public nui the rare g;lft of the "under dry bags, sweat shirts, nylon of the family. only to be moisened to be ready can clean your brushes and 4 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. , nists Continue to Cobble Up Terri and values at second hand . . . 10 a.m.. Worship service. Ser Sermon: "The Power That Con sances of themaelvee It Is up to standing heart.” to put on the walls. equipment with water. When CLOSED MONDAYS mon by Interim speaker. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Chief Reardon and his personnel General Repair Work tory.” "The yotmger generation,” Taylor quers Fear.” Nursery and Kin Sincerely. There is a special paper here you plan to paper, paint or re In the department to use vigor m anchestei for every room In your home decorate your home, make your That Is a sort of direct telling of concludes his article, "has won. In th* dergarten. (Mrs.) Samuel H. Moees Tolland ous methods Instead of pusey- Center Road R.No. 3 and with the wide range of headquarters the Sherwin Wit the story directly from the scene, field, the right to represent the forces Ing around. He Is, In e«eet, tell Vernon, Conn. AUTO PART prices you will find just what | Hams Company at 981 Main St. pother stories, also from the scene, of intellectual and liberal reform. It Is ing the more disorderly teen you want. Choose from three ' and be satisfied with results. agers to go ahead and make all 270 United R ih t’CUiA, Osfrinsky ; l^ve been those dispatches which have entitled. In this gallant endeavor, to the A Thought for Today BROAD SI Board Delays Appointment Connecticut Yankee Sponsored by the Manchester the rumpus they want. I say suddenly begun proclaiming that this itopect and support of those adio con Chief Reardon should be close MACHINE Shop oommlBslon has announced that DEALER IN WASTE Council of Chnrches Radio Today 356 BURNSIDE AVE. has now become an "American war," to trol the universities.” ly examined in this matter by Herald SERVICES It Is looking for a part-time By A.H.O, Until Democratic Caucus secretary to take minutes Of EAST HARTFORD MATERIALS which we will now have to make In Many of us have had. In some degree the Town Manager, and If the * Valve Jobs Bridges or Barricades? present Board can do nothing, s Cylinder Heads Do m meetings two or three times a WDBC—lMff creasingly heavy commitments of and at varying distances, some aware W* went ovar, last Tuesday, possession of two state bosaea Yesterdays Board chairman Daarld Cook month for a few hours during 00 Shannon let’s got a new Board. Complete ■iTie board of education-f* OU Lnng John Wad« 289.6333 RAGS, IRON American manpower, which will have to to help our new Constitutional 'o f equal standing and preroga There is something fSs- also went on record as fayor- the evening, and to do some ness of the qualities of resolve and tive and authority Is also, ilka Guy W. Brtsson Foreign - American Cars Wednesday night voted not to 00 News be put Into increasing use against the Convention move a step closer elnatlng about bridges. Even 25 Years Ago Ing the postponement until af clerical work during the month. 10 Golden Serenade Power and Hand Tools leadership, in present day young peopls, two majority leaders, a novel 41 O oft Dr. (Off The Car) fill the vacancy, caused by the 00 News. Slifn Off SGRAP METAL to its own workaday responsi- the small and relatively unim Open Saturdays Until 5 P.M. TURNPIKE ter the caucus. He said that it Interested people may contact Pointing and Decorating guerrilla enemy and his reinforcements which Taylor was trying to describe. It ty, but one to which the state Manchester, Conn. General assembly o f local resignation of Democrat Bar Gerald Lojzlm, Cassidy Hill Rd. WBC1I-<91« Tools portant structures are sig might seem to be on endorse 00 Matineu opming down from North Vietnam. does seem different — refreshingly dif blllUea. We must confess that has already had some riianc* Editor’s Note: What Chief Rear British organizations Is expected bara Chamberlain, until after ment of an Individual prior to UO Hanford Highlight! Garden and Land Tooh and PAPER we had it in mind to call to its to become accustomed. nificant; but tbe great archi don meant, one a&sumes, was AUTO ;00 News ;What these reports from Vietnam ferent. It does seeift to contain hope. If to bring out largest group of the party caucus tonight. the caucus. Manchester Evening Herald Baby, Household, Party attention, should It prove nec In the leadership conference, tectural achievements are es that a community has trouble It also approved the hiring Tolland correspondent, Bette :S0 Gaslight 781 PARKER ST. ■ay, and what comments about th* only, one thinks, such youth which Is so The board will act on the new ;00 Quiet Hour! and Banquet Supplies essary, certain Connecticut one supposed, there were to be pecially fascinating. Their enough trying to moke law stick British sympathizers since SEAT COVER of an art teacher, and granted appointment at the nlxt meet Quatrale, tel., 875-2845. WTIO-lMi Invalid Needs Tel. 648-6786 or 648-5879 nted for more manpower from Wash :00 News brave and so determined to make Its traditions that ought to be ob- the final touches on what the grandeur and synunetry spesik to the chronic troublemakers World War days when local or Reuben Plen’s permission for outside groups to ing, tentatively scheduled for Mrved, especially for the con :15 Home Decorator ington also say. Is that the Vletoong own Judgments and discover Its own caucuses had done, and the eloquently of great aplritual without trying to crack down ganizations with pro - British i r Convortiblo Tops use school facilities. August 4. :30 Monitor duct of dellberatlv* or legisla final decisions aa t(^what the guerrillas have somehow succeeded. In values, and refuae to accept th* stotile truth. There Is a symbolism In uimecesaarUy on teenagers leanings Joined with American Texaco Sfafion tt The delay in the appointment Miss Pattlanna Chutro was :30 PYank Atwood tive bodiea. assembled delegates'would do whose main inrilnct Is merely I Auto Soot Covers :00 News. Weather. SporU the opening phases of their rainy sea ritualistic concepts of Ita sldeni — if volved. As you travel over one groups of nil kinds In fostering was approved so that the board hired to teach art in both Aimiial :30 Monitor CAMPING But what wa found, we are that day, once their formal ses of these en ^ eerin g triumphs, to congregate. Liberty loan drives and other Custom Made from the would not seem to be endorsing ;00 News son campaign. In cutting up and de- 381 Main Street the Hicks and Meadowbrook WATKINS-WEST only It holds some portion of this genu pleased to report, was an Insti sion had begun. whether an apeient wonder or a forms of war defense planning. Bolt of Goods to Fit Your any particular candidate In schools. She Is a graduate of :25 Boston at Cleveland nf>raHzlng the South Vietnamese tution which was off and The new Constitutional Con Car Town Reports :i»5 Monitor EipUIPMENT ineness, this finding out and Judging modem marvel, think of th* ‘Thee* Poor Teen-agers’ Chamber of Commerce plans tonight's caucus. Glassboiro State College In New ;00 N owh winging of Its own scoord, vention's uncanny talent for Phone 643-9149 it Free Eatlmatos FUNERAL fbrees which, up to Just now, had al- for itself, and then trying to mak* symbolism Involved. To the Editor, for publication of booklet or E ^ a r d Jendruoek and Bar- Jersey, and has taught at the 16 Sports Final Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags without any special tutoring or Imitating Connecticut tradi i t Free Installation Ijara Kalas supported the mo WICKHAM PARK 30.SO Sinrllghtrllght Serenade Air Mattresses, Stove* anays been-^expected to carry the main something better of Its world than ws TO be sure, a bridge has a Evidently the young people leaflet to extoll Manchester to Hydraraatic Transmission Lafayette and Irving Elemen 00 Sign Off reminders from anybody. It tions was brilliantly exempli practical purpose: To get to the tion to postpone the appoint tary schools In Highland Park, The trustee of Wickham WINF—I2M SERVICE Lanterns burden of the actual fighting in the have, beyond the normal span of youth who wrote to you and signed visitors, tourists and new resi Repairing "Drive Down or Call” . . . ssemsd to have all the essen fied when caucus and leader other side. But a brlc^e also Is ment because, they said, they New Jersey. She wdll start her Park, the Hartford National :10 Weekend Greater Hartford tials down pat. themaelves (I believe It waa dents are proceeding slowly be All Work Guaranteed 166 Middle Turnpike West :66 Yankees vs. Waahlngton field on behalf of their country. ful wisdom. ship conference procedures, all a means of communication, an felt it would be unfair to other teaching duties In Seotember. ORMAND J. WEST MANCHESTER It began Its day, as all good behind cloced doors, took up so Adult Teen-agers and Teen) cause o f lack of Interest on part Texaco Lubrication Service Manchester Bank and Trust Co., .has Issued :30 Weekend Greater Hartford 'What la now being admitted, by those That Is where the old cynics begin exchange of Ideas, a traffic of certainly have their problema. possible candldatea at the cau Permleslon was granted to :50 Sports Digest Director •sssions should, with two se much time that the (!tonven- of Chamber members, who arc the annual report for 1964-e,*!. :00 World This Week SURPLUS SALES CO. who urge us to realize the need for holding back. Just a little. In their the mind and heart. Symbolic The adults are ganging up on being ^ked to make contribu- We Give Green Stamps cus. the United Congregational cret caucuses. The Democrats tlon which had been formally A proposed Democratic nom It says, "Wickham park ;:16 Weekend Greater Hartford 142 E. CENTER ST. 189 N. MAIN ST. more American manpower In Vietnam, ally, a bridge reminds us to them, complaining to the po tlona to finance project. Ohupoh to use Hicks School 30 Spotlight on UConn hope about where this kind of youth hsld theira In the Approprla- •cheduled to convene at 10:80 inee for the board of education, classroom* for Sunday school continues to be a most popular ;30 Sign Off at Depot Square build our own bridges of love lice for no reason at all about WPOP—u u . Is the at l ^ t temporary disappear may lead th* world. They esn rsmsm- tlona Oommittee room, a ^ a r- a.m. didn’t actually hear th* and understanding between per- Quality Kenneth Kaynor, waa men next year. TTie 4-H town com 'Manchester’s Oldest ently In homage to the last two gavel until 11:35. After nearly them, and now are abusing 10 Yeart Ago spot for local residents, not on too Lou Terri Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. ance of the South Vletnsimese army as ber, the cynics, other bright and gal sqns and groups, between races them. Work! tioned to fill the vacancy. Pres mittee was also given permis ly for the picnic and passive ;(X) Ken Griffin With Finest Faculties state budgetaViitton there by two hours of caupoar hore you over had two majority leaders curred when Republican Ma ^ Rev. John D. Hughes free-form play equipment, as are a fine—and ahrevrd—follow. If you at' th* asms Urns. Boon after 8t. Mary's Church p T l^ to why don^t they pool Area Weather proposed by the PTA. of the officials of the towns of taining their own presence there, never jority Loader Alcorn, putting Church C om on Inn disagree, you are stupid.'* w* had rtoovsrsd from our dls- hla first motion, used his won their rewmrees and form a Sub Reek Becretary Manchester and East Hart 860 Main St., East Hartford ford, together with the mind liberating anything outside the Few oommlssion and board raombors eovenr of this novelty, which derful strong voice to mak* o f their own, rent a place and WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - Phone M9-4SA9 The planning and zoning a4rrow confines of th* cities and ports would dlsagrso with Mr. Snow, whosa ths Convention Itsstf disguises himself heard admirably Duplicate Bridge ^ W «end*ntT Sound too Weather wUl be warm through benefit of the opinions and UE WARM advice of the Commissioner* of they occupy. And what It planning term comes to an and asxt by calling them both maraly through all tha HaU of tha hard? Than H won’t be neoea- wa weekend with acabUred BE CLEAN month. winners in a duplicate bridge ■ary to run around whining J j^ e r s likely Sunday, the U.S. Wickham Park. Wo look for suggests, on the political side. Is the floor Isadsia, the two majority House without tha use of th* BE THRirrV It's no easy task to oonsclsntlously Isadera diaappsared'from pub mloroidione. Everybody could gam* last night at the former that they "don’t have a thing Weather Bureau said totey. TN HMMlIW |o9. . . w# h«# W * * PIZZA and MANCHESTER ward to a continual Improve possibility that all the structure of or- carry out the duties of a city board or lic view. hear him, and It aeein^ won teohnlcal echool, 39 School at., to do or any place to go." PiMforit .. In colon R iMl* inyl»^IHjRe ment of the facilities for the BE AN r.f. m. OWNER were: North-South, Dwight Winds In a warm mass of sir Tuottkin oa eolof J . . . who! to URt. . . tow to do KT GRINDERS RUG CLEANING benefit of local residents.’’ gi^ilsed government In the dwindling commission. You ars dealing mors Th* day's caucuses having derful to have a strictly hu ,ubt If th* majority havt over Oonneottout ars slowing s aijw of South Vietnam not now con- often than not with friends apd bean oomplstsd, tha next order man vole* to ths old Hall ^ r r y and John Perry, first; the Initiative to do anything but M U H I tor aiwort koto oa year *« ( oototlnf iok. DELIVERED COMPANY ••f*m*The Finest In David Saunders and James Me- to the south. They will acquaintances, with people to whom it of bustosas was, if tradition again, but sine*-' th* recording ■It around Frltndly and the allow more humid air from the within 5-MU* Radius hamburgers trsUsd and dominated by the Viet- comber, second and Mr, and 15 HANNAWAV BT. Aiiatria Srila More would be much easlsr to say ”T * ^ was to bs foUowad, tha Isad- tostrumenta to which th* mi others and bemoan their hor- •outh to entar th* area. Oa Order* Of M Or More AUTOMATIC oolif may suddenly collapse into noth- than "No.” Mrs, James Tatro, third. srahlp confsrsnos. crophone system Is pl^ the town erected IJto hwreassd humidity will VIENNA — American goods OIL H t AT ln|n*as, so that we, the Americans, Most of us like to b* oonsldsrtd a When th* two majority lead- couldn’t hsar him, Convsntwn Also, EasUWest, Oeorg* Rus- t n ^ a club they would be most n t^ e ths heat mors nottossble CLOSED SUNDAYS Phono 643.0012 valued at | 1 0 0 mllUon were Im m^y find ourselves alone In the coun "fine fellow” and that makes th* tornp* eta disanpearad, thersfora, It Chairman Baldwin had to prs- eell and Wayn# CauUsr, first; unhappy because there wasn’t a t^ a y and Sunday. nM air mass 728 MAIN ^ ];M >^N dlB ST B R — PHONB 649-4501 FOR THE SUMMER ported by Austria last year, W. G. GLENNEY CO. (tation all ths greater. waa to be aMnimed that thsy tand ha couldn’t hsar hlin Mrs. J. c . Donovan and David Trin m tinus over th* area 21.1 per cent etoove the 1963 to try we are trying to save. To canw out the spirit of things, iU Y THE PAINT THAFS WORTH THE WORK 3.DAY had dtowpitarad Into eonfar- either, and Alcorn was m ik^ Donovan, soeond and Jack Desoy ttiraugh Sunday, tal. As In the post, the United 336 N. MAIN ST. 1 ^ 0 wofst that could happen on the however, Mr. Snow went ahead and enee wlUi Ramiblloen State and O. M. ^ r r y , third. I have bam on Wadsworth CHARTER OAK States was Austria's leading broks soon enough, and with '^•.Pwdlctod showers ars ex- SERVICE look for the loldon arches. . . McDooald’s * m ^tary side—the American military voted ‘No" against th* application at Chairman Beane Ptnney and out much of a atruggl*. Bo all Bt. on a Saturday night and RESTAURANT non-European supplier. Austria hand Wednesday. Ths gauM Is sponsortd by PeoUd to bs spotty snd do little — ilso — TEL. 649-5258 46 WEST CBNTIR STRin oojnmltmdBt pinned down to a fsw nar- Demooratle State Chainman goes smoothly, and tha Con Uto Msnohaator xWOA and Jrim ***” f.® Adult IM CHARTER OAK BT. stepped up her e i^ r U to the H* lost but at th* same Uma n a d t Johp Bailey, th* two state T**"***™ lined from Main Bt ” .f***®* ths drought. Bom# o H l » PAINTS | « | r ooastal aBclavss and^yiw worst vention hasn’t had to think for playsd each Friday-at « n.ia. Motions may rsoslva a good 648-1492 FURNITURE f LEANING U.S, market nearly 14 per cent, SILVER lANls ByiNSION hU point.—BRISTOL PRBSS { boeaas of this Convention. Tha Itsslf y e t Up tha htH, lying on towna to 869.7 million, a record high. 1 ^ T Im public Is Invtlsd • • • m ’ ln g and drlming b s e r !i “ AJtog, hut rainfaU erU! he In- •ghifloant In most. • > Jinx that South Wind-t**‘»"<*'‘y< meeting W*th*riifleUlf«on *nd remain* undefeated Inland Don Romano to load the* Zons Four action. sacks. Needham was called In ah aor’a American Legion has at Mt. Nebo at 2 o’clock and iSTlno, 8b t then must contend with streak South Windsor used three to pitch from first base and D. Brady, X> 3 held over the Manchester Mike Leach greeted him with Rom ajV), ss 0 ing Rockville, Wednesday night pitchers, Jim Grace, who 8 . Brady. M 8 Legion the past two years at Henry Park In Rockville. pitched to only three batters a wrong field sinigle to left, I/sach. a 4 was finally snapped last STANDINGS in the first frame, wae charged scoring Ravino. A perfect I. yncb, rf 3 G.B. squeeze bunt by LaGace lA/iarr, p 3 night at Mt. Nebo when W,. L. Pet. with the loM. Jim Needham Hnllrr. a 3 Manchester .. .8 I .888 — finished out the first Inning brought Brady home with the J. Dmrui. lb 3 the locals posted a 6-3 tri second tatly. Rylandrr, U 3 0 6 in \ umph. Victory was not only In Rockville .... .8 S .727 1 giving away to Marty Norleka flouth Windsor 7 8 .700 In the second. Norleka fanned The vlMtors added one In the V ■’ ’ the form of revenge, for four >.'/l third. Jim LaFebvre started the Trdsis 3B straight setbacks at the hands Danielson .... .8 6 .646 1 five and walked one over the In .6 8 .466 nings he toiled. The latter who rally with a two-out aingle. Soslh WInripor (I) of Coach Porter Bltnn's crew, Ktefford ...... »'/l Needham, Dan Merit and Tom ab r h pn three coming a year ago, but It Wethersfield . .2 9 .182 7 tossed a one-hitter in the early Twarklns then drew back to Murphsy, 3h 4 1 1 Windsor Locke 1 10 .001 8 season 4-0 win over Manches lA/<-hvrr, 3b 4 1 g also put a little daylight be back walks, forcing in Ndlim, p-lb . 1 1 0 tween Manchester and con ter, was no mystery, giving up Febvre. MerU, r( 3 0 1 Sunday's Schedule four hits and as many runa. 'Pwarlcliui, c 3 0 1 tending rivals from S(mth Heller hit a long double,. Ilnffman. rf 2 0 0 Windsor and Rockville. Wethersfield at Mancheater, Ahead 2-1, LaGace opened bouncing off the fence in left- K. Malnr, ss 3 0 0 i Cloee-up of the Zone Four South Windsor at Daalelson the fourth with a single to cen field, to score LaGace with Kubso, if 3 0 0 (2), Windsor Locks at Staf (Irace. p 6 0 0 standings, which has developed ter. Mark Heiler'e sacrifice bunt Manchester’s last run in the Nnrirka, p 8 0 0 Into a three-team race between ford. was dropped by the third base fifth. I D. Malnn*.^ a 1 0 0 Rockville, the defending cham man and everytKMly was safe. Determined South Windsor' Rinrdas. \k 1 0 1 Manchester opened with two C onu rr*. im 0 0 0 ■ E l pion, Mancheater and South Joe Dlmlnico, attempting to made sure everytxxly knew It ,s ^ Windsor, shows the locals at rune In the first but South | sacrifice reached first htoself was there, staging a rally In T oUIn 38 8 7 18 4 6 I the head of the pack with an Windsor came back with a on M infield error, scoring La the firral inning. Rick RIordan A D. MMfma iMttipd for K. § )onp }n 8(h. 8-1 log. Next comes Rockville, tally In the third and it re Gace. Norleka settled down to opened with a single and after 300 310 6-0 winner over Wethensfleld mained close until a three-run ' get the next two batters, but a strikeout, Dennis Murphy fol Soiith Wlndflor 001 000 Manchester fourth Iced the vic Dave Brady singled sharply to lowed with another single up last night, at 6-3, and South 3b—-Wrller: nb — lAfpbvrr. 'if/ Windsor Is next at 7-3, still tory. It was the second loss In center driving in Heller and Di-1 the middle, mnners winding up man; aar--Hoffman. laaiMcp- dn very much in the running. a row for Bllnn’s charges. mmico giving Manchester an on second and third on the H fllrr Id J. EMmlnlro to HAlUrl Lanky Ray LaGace went the edge it maintained throughout. throw-in. I.aFebvre then col lot>—Ifancbrat^r 2. South Windsor The success for CV>ach John 7; bb—LaOarn 4, Grarp 3. Npodham -liir ‘'IpW Cervini’s crew wae the fifth distance, hie fourth comiplete Manchester put two notches lected his third hit of the night, 1, NorlPka 1; •<>—LaGaco 8. straight In none play and saw game of the season, allowing on the soordboa,rd in its ini Hal a solid knock through the box ham 1. Norlrka 6: Klu off—<>rabf the team outhit, seven to five, seven hits, fanning six and at bat. Leadoff hitter, Joe Sa- that brought in two rune before 0 for 3 runii In 0 Innlnn; vlno was hit by a pitched ball LaGace retired the side on an 1 for 0 tn 1: NoHrka 4 for 4 tn 6t (Herald Ptioto by Oflara) but not outscored or outhustled. walking four. The jpJaet Oafh- hbp—Savino; wp—t*aG«ca; L 7 ARMY & N A V Y CLUB— AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS — Front row, The locals return to action oWc ace la now 3-1 on the sea- and Grace walked Dave Brady Infield out and a strikeout. Oraop. left to risTht, Steve Anderson, Cliff Dube, Larry Voiland, Jeff Bissell and Glenn Banavige. Second row, Bob Hodgson, Ray Dube, Dave Berube, Mike Belanger, Alan Rodonis and John Guard. Back row. Coach Mike Nimirowski, Sports Vieibing Second Guessers Working Overtime Record Payoff cv Willie Oleksinski, Al Schulze, Mark Hagenow and Coach A1 Hagenow. SATURDAY PHILADIRLPHIA (A P )— t 1:66 ( 8) Yankees ve. Sen One unidentified bettor won ators $74,221.80 Friday night by 2:26 (18) Mete ve. Cards picking the four winners o f 6:00 ( 8) Race of the Fast Hook Backfires the Twin Double at Liberty Woufax the Hitter Week Beil Hsmene Park. ITie Twin Double payoff ( 8) Wide World of NEW YORK (AP) __ <^two rune that tied U and sent it<|>Bpitcher who’s gone seven winning run in the IWh, beating off with a double and scored on son a bettor won 874,466.20. 6:i6 (SO) Sportsman’s Hol- innings and given up just Dean Chance and giving EMdie two wild pitches by Larry Sher Paces Dodger Win day three hits and you’ve got a Fisher Ws 11th victory — most ry. 7:80 (80) Red Sox vs. In in the league — againck three dians 3-0 lead and then he gives losses. NEW YORK (A P ) — .Wgainat three defeabi. He poated<^up home runs to Charley Smith, SUNDAY up one more hit. So what • • • — ' __ ' S-Ms — third* * t a shutout and ^ — lowered — * ^ — Jesse—— - F’* fT Gonder,-1 r6 T Johnny Maft«p T apppl^ Lewis % ’■ taken Sandy Koufax 12:66 ( 8) Yankees ve. Sen do you do? INDIAN8 RED SOX— his earned run average to 2.02 and Jim Hickman. ators Larry Biown's homer leading Stage Set Canada 10 years, but he’s finally wMle oomplettng Us 16th game p p p 1:00 (80) Roller Derby Bill Rlgney lifted him. And he lost It. off the 10th inning won it for the made it. As a hitter. in 23 staite. OIANT8-A8TROS— 1:68 0 8 ) Mete vs. Braves Indians and handed Boston's He also extended Ms National Bob Shaw held Houston to two The Chicago White Sox, de Koutax, one a l (he best pMch- 2:00 (80) Red Sox ve. In lighted with Mr. Rlgney’s quick Dick Radatz his .seventh loss. League recopd by reacMng 300 hits through seven innings, one dians svB in baseball but prevtoualy hook Friday night, called on The Indians had taken a 3-2 lead For Palmer ‘Surge’ one of the worst hitters, oonUn- staikeouta for the flfth consecu- of them Joe Morgan’s home 6:80 (SO) Sports In Action in the sixth on homers by Fred tlv« year. He fanned nine, run, and three (Jiant relievers Floyd Rob1n.son and EMcUe Fish ued hie surprlaliv batting pace er for key performances, quick Whitfield and Leon Wagner, but Friday night as the Los Angles giving btm a major league-lead held the Astros hltleas the rest Boston tied it in the ninth on TORONTO (A P )— ArnoW Palmer was set today to ing total of 204, Just 102 away of the way. Dick Schofield sin ly tied the Los Angeles Arigels Dodgers defeated the Chicago after George Brunet had been Bob Tillman's rtui-scoring sin stage one of his old time fast finishes and win the J from fals National League rec gled across the winning run In Cuba 3-0 and remained Just four Pagani Nine gle. ord of 306. San FYancisco's two-run seventh lifted and finally won it in the $20,000 first prize in the $100,000 Canadian Open Golf pei’centage points behind Na n th , 4-3. * * • tional Lioague-leadlng Olncin- EUsewhere in the league, Cin Inning. YANKS-8ENATOR8— Championship. cinnati knocked off F hllade^la The viotory Ufted the Sox to The belter from Latrobe, Pa., opening day and a second round natt. Out to Win third place, 4Vi games back of Hector Lopez led the Yankees The 39-year-olld Dodger ace 6-1, Milwaukee crushed F against Waj^ngton, driving in started the final round of the 72- 66. buigh 12-2, 9t. Louis trimmed the American League-leading hole tourney with a 207, two Big Jack Nicklaus, the Mas* rapped two key elngiles, setting Minnesota Twins and only one- three rune with a sacrifice fly up two rugs and scoring the oth New York 8-8 and San FranciB- LL Tourney and a bases-loaded single, the strokes behind the 206 of the tens champ from Columbus,' 00 nipped Houston 2-1. half game back of the second leader, Bruce Devlin of Austra Ohdo, also is in a spot for a win-- er. pOace Cleveland Indians. latter in New York's five-run The two-hdt game, his fourth * • * . Reeking to end It today, Pa- lia, playing out of Hilton Head ning finiflh, althou^ he miased- Kansas City bombed Min third. A solo homer by Bobby ef the season and second in a REDS-PHIU— ganl’s Caterers take on Morl- Richardson in the fourth proved Island, S.C. a chance to take the lead or tlS: nesota 10-2, Cleveland edged DevHn when he posted a two- row, rocketed his batting aver ChKinnett’e Sammy BTlis arty Bros. In round four of the to be the winner. But Amie has shown Improve U Boston 4-3 In 10 inninga. New age to .327 with 16 htto in M pitched a five-hitter for hie 18th Town Little League Tourna • • * ment in every round over the 6,- over-par 72. That dropped him, York took Washington 9-5 and into a He with Palmer at 207. times at bat. Never befbre has victory against four defeats. National League ment at Waddell Field at 5 A’S-TWINS— 828-yard Missl.s.saugua course Baltimore edged Detroit 2-1 in and. unless his play falls off. he Mason Rudolph, oi Clarkaville,* Koufax ooUeoted more than sev ()ne of the Philadelphia hits was W. L. Pet. G.B. o’clock. Pagonl's needs but one Kansas City rushed In four en hilts in a season. Never be Jlohnny OatUson’e 18th home run Oinclnneutl .. 61 36 .686 — 11 innings, all in night games. could ea.sily make iq) the two- Tenn., and Gene Llttler of Laa^ more win to relgm as 1966 town • « » runs after two were out In the stroke deficit. Vegas, Nev., can’t , be counted' fore has he batted better .than in the ninth inning. The Reds Los Angelee 63 38 .682 — champ, already having beaten first inning and romped in from .123. scored two runs against Jim San FTan. .. 46 36 .648 m ANOELS-WHITE BOX— Palmer shot a par 70 in the out, either. EJach shot a 60 Fri-‘ Moriarty’s and The Army Sc there, adding runs in clusters of first round Wedne.sday, a 69 day to make it a four-way Ue s'tt With two out in the second Bunning, 10-6, in the first when Milwaukee . 44 40 .524 6% Navy Club In the double elim The clutch performancea of three In the third and sixth tuning, Jim Lefebvre singled. TMck Stuart dropped a two-out PhUa’phia . 46 41 .523 6V4 FHsher and Robinson were the ■niursday and a 68 Friday. His 207. , , ination event. against the :kunned Twins. Two 68 enabled him to make up In the event of a tie for first, Ineteed of fiixflng Koufax an throw from Cookie Rojas. Pittoburgh . 44 46 .494 8 Coach Al Sproul’s club earned chief reasons Angel manager walks and si.x singles got the A's eagy third out. Cub pitcher Lar p p p St. Louie ... 43 46 .489 814 Rlgney was being exposed to three strokes on Devlin, who place, a sudden death playofp the right fo r another try at Pa/- started after two were out. took a one-over-par 71 after a 68 will start immediately. ry Jackson found the ball sail BBAVE8-PIRATE8— Chicago ... 41 48 .461 11 gani’s by beating and elim some severe second guessing * * * L ing into center field for a single. Wade Blasingame acaititered Houston ___ 39 46 .459 11 inating American League win today on his move in taking out ORIOLES-TIGEBS— Lefebvre stopped at second, 10 hUs for MiUwatAee, bringing New York . . 29 68 .333 22 ner Army Sc Navy, 8-2, Wednes Brunet at a key juncture. Baltimore tied Detroit 1-1 on then scored as Ernie Banks let Ms rocoid to 10-7, and socked Friday’s Results day night. Sproul is looking for Brunet had a 3-0 lead and had Laver Paired with Buchholz Maury WIUs’ grounder get by two doubles. Rico C at^ drove Milwaukee 12, Pittsburgh 3 that victory, which featured allowed only three White Sox him for an arror. Kdufeuc fol in three nuts gs the Braves Oincinnatt 6, Fhiladeilphla 1 four Morlarty homers, to pro hits through seven Innings. But lowed across os Jim Qllliam banded Pittsburg’s Bob Veale St. Louie 8, New York 8 vide the momentum for another the White Sox’ Ken Berry led off a llie d . bis seventh setbMk against nine Lns Aingeles 3, ddcago 0 triumph tonight. the eighth with a single and Major League Duel of Youug Powers ’llien, in the aixtti, Lefebvre vlcitorlss. Sen Frandtsco 2, Houston 1 Paganl's, International Rlgney decided Brunet had had ^ I k e d with two out, and this * * • Today’s Games League winners, has had little enough. = = L e a d e rs = ttma Koufax lined a single up OAR08-METS— Philadelphia (Culp 6 - 6) at trouble so far In post-season He sent in Bob Lee. Another OUtclnnaiU (Tsitourla 6-6). National League Ifie middle. Lefebvre again St. Louis erupted for six runs play. After bombing Army A Mngle and Smoky Burgess' sac Batting (200 at bats)—Mays, Marks Siugles Eveut ifitoved to second, then scooted in the sixth inning, three on er Pttteburgh (Oardiwell 8 - 3) at Navy, 12-1, they b u rn e d to rifice fly produced one run and Milwaukee (Sadowsld 5-6) San FYancisco, .338; (Jlemente, Bome on Wills’ single. rors by Al Jackson and Roy Mc- action to paste a 9-6 defeat on another single sent Lee to the Pittsburgh, .334. Oh yes. Hie victory was Kou- Millsn, erasing g 4-2 New Houston (Farrell 7-2) at San tonight’s opponent. riiowers. EM Sukla relieved him, BROOICLINE, Mass. (AP) —^Rosewall, seeded second, strug^ lead. Bob Olbnon brought his Francisco (Marlchal 14-7) Home run-s—Mays, San Fran iax’ 10th straight and 16th of the EM ETtzgerald handles the got one man out, and then Rob cisco, 23; Stargell, Pittsburgh, Defending champion Rod Laver gled to a 6-1, 10-12, 6-4 vilclory, gsason — high in the majors — record to 11-7 although he gave New York (Parsons 1 • 4) or Pagani coaching reigns. inson’s pinch double drove in over ailing MaJ Anderson of) «Z- Musgraves 0-0) at Sit Louis 21. of AufrtraUa met upeet-minded Pitching — Koufax, Los Ange Australia, and Gonzales, ratstt (SbaUard B-S) EMrl Buchholz in a duel of No. 3, swept past Pancho Segu didicago (Koonce 7-6) at Loe les, 16-3, .842; Farrell, Houston, Meports Late to Ball Park 7-2, .778. young powers while veterans ra, of Los Angeles 6-3, 8-3. Angeles (Osteen 6-11), night. Ken Rosewall and Pancho Gon Anderson was stricken with Sunday’s Games Putz Hurls, Bats Amerlf^n I/e*M(ue zales renewed their rivalry to severe abdominal and bock Pittshurgh at Cilncinnatt, 3 day in sernttinals of the $15,000 pains shortly after the start of New York at Milwaukee, 2 Batting (200 at bats) — Yas- trzemski, Boston, .340; Hall, U.S. Professional singlea tennis the match, but continued after a |oe Pepitone Fined, Phtladelplila at St. LquIb Minnesota, .320. championship. doctor's examination. OhlcagD at Loe Angeles Rockville to Win Laver, a 26-year-oid southpaw Anderson rebounded with th* Home runs ■ - Oolavito, Cleve Houston at Sen Francisco with a remarkable record of 25- help of a fine backhand to win American League land, 21; Horton, Detroit, 20. Pitching — Pascual, Minneso 6 in mat'Ohes on the pro circuit the marathon second set. Then Benched Indefinitely W. L. Pot. G.B. Clearly establishing himself as one of the best all this year, loomed as the man to Rosewall won five straight, Minnesota 64 31 .696 ta, 8-2, .800; Fisher, Chicago, -tf" around performers in American Legion baseball war 11-3, .789. beat In the battle for first prize games in the deciding set. An Cleveland 60 36 .688 4 fare, Rockville’s Al Putz turned in another superlative of $3,000 on Longwood's grass derson rallied again, winning NEW ^YORK (A P )— Joe Pepitone, the New York Chdcago .. 49 36 .683 4^ courts. four games, before RosewoU Vankees’ ’ uninhibited first baseman, was slapped with Balltlmore 60 38 .681 performance last night at Henry Park. The versatile youngster rung up another,^- The 24-year - old Buchholz pulled out the victory. A stiff fine and benched indefinitely by Manager John- Detroit ... 47 37 .660 youngest of the touring pros, On tour this year, Gonzales New York 43 46 .483 13 shutout as Rockvllle’a pitching came around a second later on continued sensational. The an Infield boot and Wayne Mc- gained the semifinals Thur.sday. has won 22 matches and lost 7 tfy Keane for reporting late to the park and failing to Los Angelee 41 46 .471 14 while winning $17,448. He ar whitewash victim was Weth 0>y’s single gave the home The St. Louis pro is seed^ Barticipaie in batting practice before Friday night’s Weahdngl’n 36 62 .408 ie*/4 fourth. rived at Longwood with a 4 ■ 1 Booton ...... 31 63 .369 22Vi ersfield by a 6-0 count. team a 3-0 lead. m m e with the Washinfi^on Senators. 'Visiting pitcher, southpaw In quarter-finals FVlday, Lav record against Rosewall, tha Kansan Olty 36 66 .318 36<4 Coach Bebe Milnese has seen 1963 pro champion who owna an ^^^The Yankees won 8-8 wlth^------—’------his pitching staff throw three EM Krayer was tough after the er overpowered Barry MacKay Ray Barker, Pepitone’s replace- Fridy’s Results first frame, allowing only one of Santa Monica, CXUf., 6-3, 6-2; over-all mark of 21-9. refusing to emerge from the Kansas Oiity 10, Minnesota 2 straight shutouts in Its last fie“ient, getting two key elnglea clubhouse, Keane scratched him three games. Jim MacKlntosh single over the last five innings. & d driving In a run Cleveland 4, Boston 3, 10 in Four of Rockville's five blows off the official batting card and ning* blanked East Hampton, Jim Pepitone, in a severe batting inserted Barker’s name. Martello followed suit against came In the first stanza. flump, was reprimanded by Chicago 4, Loe Angeles 3, 11 Neither Keane nor Pepitone South Windsor and Putz Joined Putz struck out eight and ICO Field Includes Sanders^ Keane and fined for arriving innlngts walked lust one. This season would discuss the matter public Baltimore 2, Detrott 1, 11 In- the club last night before a hours late. The amount of the turnout of 200. the stocky righthander has al b e was not dlecloaed, but was ly. Xn response to Inquiries ningn Keane simply said, " I ’m giving Putz, who divides his time lowed only three runs, all in Pro-Am Slated Wednesday Eellaved to be a larga amount. New York 9, Washington 6 between pitching, playing one game against Danielson. Although he had fedled to hit a him 6 rest.’’ Today’s Games 7 shortstop or third base, has Idle Sunday, Rockville will i^l falny In four times at bat Pepitone, when Informed that Los Angeles (Newman 9-7) at Doug Sanders, this year's only ;'backswlng that somebody one# won six straight Legion deci now point to its biggest game wrote he could take in a tele inat Washington Thursday Keane was not talkipg,^ said, Chicago (Johnson 7-3) of the season Wednesday night back to back tournament win sions this season. Last night, he phone booth, he drills the biUl. t, twice fouling out with the "Then I won’t say anything ei Washington (Narum 4 • 8) at pitched only as hard as he had against Manchester at Henry ner, will be among the top pro’s ther.” Now York (Ford 10-8) well down the middle of the fair es full, Keane had him In to after hie matee got off the Park. The rivals have clashed teeing off at the Wethersfield Iday’s original line-up. Although he la leading the Baltimore (Bunker 6ri) at De twice this season, the' first way. mark fast with three rune in (Country Club on July 22-26 But when the temperamental club with 88 runs batted In, Pep trout (Bparma 6-3) the first inning. game ended in a 1-1 tie, after (fat baseman aat aulklng In ttone is hitting only .268, hie Karaos Clity (O’Donough 4-13) The big blow in the opening 10 innings, and the second was when the 14lh annual Insurance bnt of hla locker throughout lowest avarage elhca ha Joined at Minneoota (Rtlgman 2-1) frame was a triple to deep cen- a 2-Ji, nlne-innlng Manchester City Open, sponsored by The Hackney, Smithj batting pnctloa aeasion. the Yankees in 1863. Boston (Wilson 6-6) at Cleve terfleld by Mr. Putz which triumph. Greater Hartford Jaycees gats land (Tlanit 7-3), night. scored the first run, Jim Mar R ockville...... 310 001 -6 -4 -2 underway. This outstanding Sunday’s Games tello who had walked. Puts Wetherafleld .000 000 0—0-6-3 sporting event will begin with a Win Low G ross' Washington at New York Pro-Am Wednesday with total Boifton oit dtveland awards amounting to $3,000 fol Teaming up hoe been profit* Balltlmore at Dotratt lowed by the ICO with its rec able in recent weeks for Aibxt BrittliniK Action Honsaa City at Chloago, 2 Leading Participant Sport ord purse of $70,000. Hackney, Country Club pro, Loa Angeles at Mtanaaota, 2 and amateur Red Smith. T he' U u h t i March was the month of Undor Sanders' bonanza with his win twosome paced the low groe# In Country— Volley Ball ning of the Pensacola and Doral scorers In the Pro-Am Tourna Opens a week apart. These ment at WaUlngford yaatardojr, NITE with a 31-36—66 score. FREE NEW YORK (AP) — VoileyMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., 8ATURDAT, JULY IT, IMS R oom s Without Board 59 Apartmonte—Plate— Suburban For Rent 66 H oobob For Sale 78 RonseB For Sale 92 HooaeB For Ssle 72 Sabarbati For Sale 75 Subarban For Balt 71 P A C n BIGHT TenomentB 88 Gerden—F im —Ddry r o o m s FOH Rwrr, one M o e k ,______ROOiVILLB — 3% large rooms MANCHEBTER - 6 room Oase SDC ROOM Gape, fuU abed dor MANCHESTER — BIx room FIVE ROOM home on largo ioSblTlJudi^^J^^ Drive. Bonding—Contracting 14 THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT aad 8HOHTKN Produeta |0 HUNTINGTON B t.-e raoms, for rant, newly remodeled, 336. on bus Une, handy to aohoola, mer, 1% baths, flrtplaee, din Ranch, large lot, fruit shade nicely landscaped lot, oenven- Immaculate 6 room Honan, > II bIb « r F« m 1b S7 per week. 876-6116. siMpptng, etc. 314,900. Phil- ing room, ona oar gnrags, |13,- trees. Newly pAlnted, desirable lently located m Vernoq. Leon firaplaeas, goraga, onokMte CARPENTRY — M years’ ex- gnO O IL T frartt e g p tor ^ e . men only, sea-ew, l rtove, refrigeiator, brick Agonoy, 343 6431 No, Phllbriok Aganoy, 643-3434/ location.- Shown by appoint ard Agency, Realton, 343- porch, boot dock, oxtroa,. Pa- R K M BCHOOL graduate want- ment. 324,600. Barrows ft Wal 0469. oak Roolty, 339-74‘b , 343dB0l. peiianlienee. Ceilings w flooira CRlPtK‘6 P»M4. 467% Mkln Btreet. at $13,600. Barrows ft W allace. ADVERTISING Estimates. 648-3629. iMim baitefitelWork A val^e — Small waterfront cottages, Bxoallant Ootanlal, 3% Agency, 349-6331, 343-3140. 2— 6 P.M. IMf MOCONf VMO PfflON tiiMeneheeter area. Plaaat S S ria rt HUI Road. 8449604. SIS CHARTER Oak Bt. — Room I LUXURIOUB 4V4 durtex apart- ai August and Beptentoar. OaH Wa have juat Hated a Cape 349-5803. aultebte for workli^ *l rooms, fireplaoe, natural that jAowa from loving DION CONSTRUCTION OO. — write to R. J. working |tntie-| mant. Uvlng room, dining e48-359«, 649-4m . oak trim, 1% tUsd baths, MANCHBBTBR-Grsan Road CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Complete building servloe. New h«ton Rd.. Wart Hartford, tor man, private entranoe, 3U. 6 room oustom Cape, en- oara. 'nils is an ideal piece COVENTRY — 3 rooma, I-bad- HEBRON ACRES HBAN«. Oiard. bart room and kllohen, oolored re fuUy insulated, walk-in ce room year ’round boms, axert- 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. construction, alterations or ad paitnnal biterrtew^______weekly. 646-1746, frigerator and range. BbctiM GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod' dosed I «a, ovar- for ohUdran. R boa four OOHle BttwWe dar closet, dishwasher, gar- room s wliUi 2 partially lent area near lake, only 19,' state Highway, Route 3B ditions. Rooting, siding, paint Inmude — hood, disposal, srn housekeeping cottegea. disposal, otty utlllUM, (W otrtch rF or Bigno)"■ f u r n i s h e d ROOMB, oomplete ly■***1 land *■ SOLD Laonari oomplated bsdrooma up- 300. Hayes Agency, 343^8L ing, etc. 648-4863, 643-08M. Venetian bllnda, carpeted oteir- Lakafront. Boating, fishing, to wbU carpeting, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. SltufttloiiB W tnUd ■■ light houoekaaptiy faclutiaa, owinuning. Inspect weekends. Agency, Realtors, 333-04e3. steira. H m walk-cht base NONDAT Tkni FRIDAT 10:*0 A.M. — SATURDAV 0 A.BI. HoaiehoM Goods SI centrally looated. Mra. Donay, I oaoe, heat, hot water. Just Ilka oomhinatlon wttidnwa, en ment leads to a huge lawn WILUNOTON — Just off the QUALITY Carpentry — Rooms, F an ato 88 owning your own home. Raa- Free emored plcturss, bro Well designed OUBTOM BUIUr dormers, porches, baaementa 14 Arch Bt, M^iohaster. closed porch, 2-car garage. and garden. HUIulY, it’s Parkway. On Schofield Road, a HOMES on ov«r Acre wooded g l e a n , u s e d ralrigsrators, sonabla rant. On bus line. Near chure. Arrowhead Grove, Rt. Must be seen to be appre WARANOKE ROAtT clean 5 room Ranch on bif lot tefinlshed, cabinets, butlt-lns, RBUABLB woman witti ralar- 854, Ooichester 343-9378, N or No. 141.. , vacant Cope, 4 bed only 314,500. lots. PLEASE READ YOUR AD formica, aluminum, vinyl, HOUSBKSBPINO room avail- church and aohoola. Tei. 646- ciated. Quick oooupanoy. with trees for $16,500; on Ruby enoas wlU babyrtt, m y k o M abla tor ona adult, nicely lo-| 9877 at 10 a.m ., Mr. RuddsU. wlch 867-4600. Shown by appointment rooms, two full baths, rae room. Road an oidar boms with un- or "WMt Ad«" Mam tiM P k o n ^ « steel, caramo elding. William Many foatures, must be seen to JOSIN H. LAPPBN, INC. • Charming Cope * Bubuiboa praffarad, a.m. or p.m. OaH cated In qulat hom e, 373 Main. Weekends, tel. 649-8666. Hmited possiblUUaa, two ear Ranch * Attrartive Split wutviBltiMO TIi6 Edvsrtitw should fMd his »d ths PTRsT Robblna Carpantry Servloa, 6U-9947. COVENTRY — Beautiful lako- be apprsciated. Trades eonald- 349-5331 DAT n? APPEARS Mid REPORT ERRORS In tlmo for tho garags. Mg bam, acre (more if 649-8446. FIVE ROOM Duplex, 8 bed slde cottage, excellent location CHARLES LESPERANCE sred. Two full baths, fireplace. Hob- laMrlkui. Ths llsrmld to raaponslbl* for only ONE Ineor- WILL DO troalng in mv mme. Jhn Finnegan 649-3140 wanted) for $18,900. T. J. ROOMS available at the Lamp rooms, all modern conveni and oondltlon, quality through Crockett, Realtor at 648-1677. point butU-lna, garage. 317.900- Not or oaltted InsertioB for Miy ndvertlsomMit Mid then only CARPENTRY --Ooncrete steps, 16 canto apiece, no white drees out. For full information call T. J. Crockdtt, Remlter floors, hatchways, remodeling DAVENPfHtr, grean, Poet, 17 Spruce S treet 649-3494. ences, Wait Bide locaUon, near 649-7620 $18,900. (Excellent financing). to the sixteiit of » '‘msko food” Insertion. Errors whleh do not sMrte, fancy tMnge extra. OaH eNoeUent oondltforiltton. 64B-TU6. bus Une. 648-4688 after 7 p.m . 648-6080. 648-1577 MANCHESTER — spacious OLD MELLOW Charm — Wide IsMMi ttie Tslue of the ndverttosmsMt will not be eorreoted by porches, garages, closets, ceil batwaan 4-7:80 pm .. 6499131. room dwelling conveniently lo Come and enjoy peaceful, gra ings, attics finished, rec rooms MANCHESTER — Northeast, boards, fireplaces, 8 large ■‘innke good” lneertle& SmOBR AUTOMAUD Clg-aag, Apartment Buildinga FIVE ROOM dt^ex with ga- F7VE ROOM Ranch, furnished, cated, 1% baUis, 3-car garage, rooms, modern heat, 2 baths, cious country Mvi^ 30 nrtmitea formica. No job too small. D A Uke new in cabinet, button rage, eantrall'ly located, large lake privileges, July 10-81, 300. TWO FAMILY home In central near schools, atores, churches, lovely lot, only $14,600, Alice to Hartford. D Carpentry Service. 649-8880. Dogw~-B8rdft—PwtB 41 Tenements 681 lorgs trees, $14,800. Hutchins (B oekvllle. ;Teli P tee) hotea, mcnograma, fancy d«- gardenirden available.availaJ After 6 p.m . per week. 534-0164. location. 6 large rooms one bus. Thrse bedroom Ranch, Clam pet, R ealtor, 649-4541. A gency, Realtors, 646-010$. algnt. Orlgteally over 3800., 96 W. Middle T1>ke. — quiet and HU-7890, 648-8704. side, 7 on the other. 100 foot recreation room plus basement, Appointment at other times A. A. DION. INC. Roofing OROOMUfG and boordiiw, wffl frontage on a tree shaded delightful srttlng. $30,900. B ar- SEVEN ROOM Colonial, cool, call Suzanne Suza Wiorte, 348-8383 643-2711 875-3136 eiding, palntlitf. Oarpentry. AI- ooUset and deliver. B. O. bilanoa dua 388, Uke ov« 9% ROOM RANCH, fireplace paymenta, MO. monthly. ,Dsal- BualnesB Property street. TVro-car garage, sepa rows ft Wallacs. 340^1803. country setting, firralace, fine large family room off kitchen, or Doris McLaHen, 539-5770 teraoons aniT addltiona. Oell- Cauuw, Harmony H1H Ken- For Sale 70 rate utilities. Excellent con' shrubbery, $14,600. Coil Eugene Inga. Workmanship guaran- nals, Bolton, 648-8437. or, Hartford B3S-08B1. ______MANCHEBTER i% room 810' frontage, well landscaped, ditlon, good income producer. Ck^Hardone, 649-2760. J. D. suburban, $21,900. Hutchins teed. 399 Autumn Bt 648-4800. EVERYTHmO in ateiCiMd rw able Juljr^lrt, im Md 3135. a| ^tion. Oarages. Adults only. M AIN STRE ET aits, near CeO' Wolverton Agonoy, ReaMon, Ranch with attechad goraga. J. Watson Beach k Co. A.nCATA»UlO ENOUBH SETTERS, rag^rad month. CaU 649-3860 before 6| R ealty Co., 648-5129. Agency, R ealtors, 346-010$. Troiblt RtachlRS Our Advartiser? NELSON HIGGINS Builder — Utter, bunting stock; also, uaed fumituro and Hayes A gency, 646-0181. ter, with buUdlng of 6,000 sq. 649-2818. Tires laive bedrooms, big REALTORS B «9 CMMCW. apTHlanesi. bigb qnjRty—^ p.m , ft. Many potentiala. ft- kitchen and dining area. Huge VERNON — Two commercial Garagee, porches, recreation §eiUMCtWf,t/.Y. Daohrtnmda and Watmaranera, LINDEN FlREVr — fine oan- 31 Central Row H artford f all ages. Stud aervlca. Toiomi. LeBlano Furniture, 198 f/v n a N G tor aartlHM In r ^ 1 DUPL^, near achoola, nanoa. Owner 649-5230, 9-5. Hvlng room with flreplaca. Con acres beautifully landscaped, 26-Huur Answering Service rooms, additions, repairs, re pupplee tral location. This is an e ^ t venient location, assumable GI ANSALDI BUILT 332-3U4 m odeling. 844-1700. la t hitMngton, in g 1-6389678. Street, Rookvffla. tni- two modern outstanding MTA Open 99. _____ NORTHEAST corner Main and roomer with two baths that mortgage. $15,900. Woivorton homes, one large filtered swim Free to Heraid Readers L in ^ Streets, 50x110, includ needs redsoorotlon. Has a lot Agency, ReaKors, 649-381S. SIX ROOM COLONIAL Help .Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 Htlp WaatBO— MbIb 36 WANTED — Good home tor ming pool. Only $38,900. Bar- Went iBfonuntloa «■ one of our elnsaUled sdrertlaMiMatof No cute blaok and white kitten. UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY ing Dome Building, $13,500. E x of pooslMUties. Lot la plenty rows ft W allace. 649-6306. TEN MINUTES from Manches Roofing—Siding 16 cellent financing avaUable. J. JUST LISTED — 6% room Convenient tooation, etty Mwwer et the telophone listed T simply cell the EXPEHIENCBD waitress for IF YOU ARB presently em 6499480 altar 8 p.m. MANCHESTER - Delightful 8- a big (80 X 176) an d'there la a water and sewers, full plas ter, 4 room home, ce.blnet RaCrigarator, Stove and TV bedroom garden apartment, • * bedroom flirt floor D. Realty, John DeQuattro, one car garage. Vacant, look Ranch, buiH-tna, flr^loee, 3% IN BOLTON, a true tour bed BIDWBLL HOME Improvement IMPORTANT NOTICE part-time and vacation work. ployed and wiah to aam addi acres, nlcs suburtian location, ter house, hot water oU kitchen, large Hvlng room, Company—Rooting, siding, al Must be over 21. Three J ’s tional income — look no fur Inoiuded IdeaUy located, heat hot wa apartment, built 1964, nice owner, 648-6139, 648-8770. it over. We are asldng $18,000. room Ranch with 1% baths, fuU fleldstone fireplace, copper The 1964 Civil RighU Lew yard, cellar, $116. per month. reasonably priced. Leonard heat cast iron radiation, EDWARDS terations, additions and ra- Reataurant, Route, .6 and 44A, ther — we have an axcellent WANTED GOOD home tor three ter, range, refrigerator, park T. J. Crockett, R eiA or, 643- 1% baths, quick occu basement with a two cor ga plum bing, tot 800x175, $13,500. prohHMte, with certain excep cute Mttena, 6U-919S. B Modem Rooms of Fumltuie 649-1687, 646-0104. 1877. Agency, Realtors, 643-0439. rage. Nice big family home, modeUng of all types. Excel Bolton. opportuiUty for thoaa willing to Appliancaa, Lot No. 398 ing, 3130. m onthly. AvaUablo Land For Sale 71 pancy, easily financed. Chambers Realty, 44S-3$35. ANSWERINO SERVIK lent woricmanahlp. 649A490. tions, discrUntnation because tot Ug enough to allow the chil of sex. It will now be neces ^lend S to 6 boura an evening itfP c. Bedroom Bet Aug. 1. e4a-0978. \ MACHINIST — Bridgeport op or weekends. No experience OEIRMAN Shepherd pups, good 314,500—Six room Colontal, ga dren plenty of room to climb VERNON — <3ustom U ft R sary for our readers not only tor show and good tempers' 8 Pc. Living Room Bet HEBRON—Near Bolton line. rage, 1% acres, garden, fruit PRICED TO SELL erators, turret lathe operator necessary. Applicant should 4% ROOMB. second floor, hiatal Three acre building site or 8 MANCHESTER and dig. Beautiful screened in bulH contemporary ranch, to read the usual Female and etock man. Job shop ex ment. Glastonbury 688-5872. 28 Pc. Kitchen Set hot w ater and gas, adulte Ctmiaren. uan and shade trees, suburban, porch. Must be seen. T. J. family room, fireplace, sun- 64M 5M - 175-2519 Roofing and Chlmnejrg 16-A have neat appearance and be D«> or Spare Bedroom let single lots, bordered by stone BRAE-BURN REALTY end lens* yo«r m — r~ Ton’ll henr from our ndrerUeee In Jig Help Wanted end Male Help perience preferred, 55 hour ready to start at once. For fur Call 640-4068. Hutchins A gency, R ssitors, 443- .C ^ k e t t , Realtor, 848-1577. deck, h i^ scenic sloping wood Wanted classifications, but 38 A W EEK wails. Leonard Agency, Real 0108. LISTED TODAY 648-6278 time without spending nS eTSoIng nt the telephone. R O O nN O — Bper.iaUsing ra- week. Paragon Tool Oo., Inc. ther information call 538-6686 tors, 343-0469. ed tot. Hayes Agency, 343-Oin. palrtng roofs of all kinds, new aUso our Classification Help PUPPIES FOR SALE. Cheap. WE HAVE ouolorasrs watting I BOUTON — 7 Room Trl-tovel 369 Adame St., M anchester. or 6444)203. Call 644-0804. $844 OWNER bought larger horns — roofs, gutter work, chimneys Wanted — Male or Female for tho rental at your apart-1 BUDGET PRICE BOLTON —one acre on Route 4-bcdroom oversized Cape, home on a high, dry snd scenic $11,990 — HOT value in cool . . . 37. is moving In fall. Left behind AutomobiieB For Sale 4 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum BOOKKEEPING machine oper BOARDING only — cate (must DISCOUNT FURNITURE ment or taoma. J . D. R ea lty / 6 and 44, business zoned, $8,600. 22’ flrroloced living rocim, MANOHESTF}R — seeing is be 1% acres. Well manicured Boltoh. Four room Ranch srlth aiding. SO years’ experience. ator, Burroughs, experience 643-0139. is a 6 room Cape with a very dining L, kitchen with G.E. Heving. 6 room Colonial on lawn with profusion of trees partial basement and a big BUICK 1966, good condition, be altered end inoculated) by WAREHOUSE Apartment pleases eye: FVmr bleared lots, Bolton neat and clean appearance, Free estimates. Call Bowley, necessary, part-time, 20-hour EXPERIENCED reservation. Fenros Cattery, Notch, 33,600. One acre Route buflt-ins, endoeed porch, beautiful landscaped tot, near and shrubs. One car garage, 34 2-car garage, excellent condi good tires, automatic tran.smis- 64SAS61, 644-8888. week, or full - tim e, 40 - hour 8580 MAIN STREET, 532-7340 MODERN 3% room apartment, Price pleases budget. Save 316,500. Can Tony AH M o, 649- attached garage, a nicely tion throughout. Lot Is wood HERALD DENTAL Assistant-Secretary — 875-9181. ^ money, time, trouble. Rent 85, foundation, well, oeptic bus, schools and shopping. ft. Uving room with flreplaoa .sion, radio, heater, flOO. 648- week, good salary commensur Hartford, Connecticut country atmosphere, all utili 3996. J. D. R ealty C o., 6434U39. luidsoaped tot in area of Priced for quick sale at $15,- ed rrith plenty of privacy. T.J. 5-day week, no evening hours, now rt 568 ft 676 Hilliard tank, 33,000. Seven b e a u t i f u l ______I^ e kitchen. Informal dining 3606. paid vacations. State age, exr ate with experience. Call 643- TOOL AN D ties Included, $00. per month. fine homee. Priced reoMa- BOO. Ohar-Bon Real Estate, 643' Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1377. Heating and Plumbing 17 Formerly Fuller Brush BldB, Street G.E. kttchen oppU- level acres. Route 3, pond and I MANCHESTER — 8 room Oolo- room. Heated family room. 8 perience and references. Will 3138 for ap^intm ent, Mr. Sha FREE — mongrel puppies, 9 Call 849-4500. A fter 5, 6U-S534. | tkoUy tor fart sales. 0638. bedrooms snd 1% baths. Best BOX LEHERS 1968 CHEVROLSTT, good m e GAUGE GRINDERS anoes and many either ex- brook, $4,600. Terms. Owner, nial, 12x23 foot living room VERNON — 6% room overrised give instruction to reliable per piro, Tots 'n Teens, Manches weeks d d . C ell 643-8146. 742-8090. quality one owner home Wol chanical condition, $66. Call Open Monday Through MANCHESTEIR Garden Apart tiras. Open Monday-FViday, with firroloce, formal dli VERNON ST.—5% room ranch, Ranch, U ft R buUt, buUt-ins, F®r Y ou r B O m Plumbing A Heating. Re son. Box S, Herald. ter. verton Agency, Realton, 349- 649-8696. ALL AROUND COCKER PUPPIES, buff, Saturday ments — 8% room apartment, I 7:80-8;M, or oah for ap room and large Mtchan wi< plus 2 oompletrty finished base aluminum storms, basemairi pairs and alterations. 643-1496. pointment Warren E. How- pine oabinete, 8 bedrooms, 1% LEONARD AGENCY 2813. I n fo m a t lo B 1962 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe se weeks, attractive and nicely 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. available July 1st, neat, hot I Houses For Sale 72 ment rooms, $ entrances and a garags. Hanley Agency, 348- Help Wanted— Male 36 MACHINISTS bred, AKC regtetered, H. C. water, otova, refrigerator, 3110. laiKl, R ealtor, 350 Main ttetha, oom blnation windows, REALTORS basement garage, .extra deep 0080. dan, with radio, whitewalls. S t , MianelMSter, 648-UOB. double amealte drive. Exoal FOUR BEDROOM Raised 288-0091. Radio—TV Repair Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, CALL — ASK FOR DAVID per month. 948-OMO, 946-0090. SEVEN ROOM bldsr home, 4| tot, $18,900. OaU 649-2012, 876- Ranch, Gold Medallion honM, OM ce 15 F orest St. bedrooms, 3 baths, lot 73x151. lent oondltlon throughout Wall NEW uanN O — dean 4 room IBE HERALD will not Services 18 IBM KEY IMPORTANT NOTICE Top wages, overtime, fringe Hebron R d., Bolton, Conn. 646-0469 7293. Botch Reed FJstate. 2% baths, bullt-ins. Choose diaelose the identity of 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 4 - door, benefit plan. Apply in per- 643-8427. BEWING MACHINE — Singer Marlon B. Robsrteon, Realtor. I londaeaped yard. Priced to oell Cape, fun basement, arteriaa automatic zig-zag, cabinet at 317,900. U ft R Realty Oo. 81 SUMMIT STREET — one your colors on this one. Leon weU, $10,900. Leonard A gency, any advertiser using box good running condition, new OONNIB’B TV and Radio Berv- I The 1964 Ovii Rights Law 648-6058. ard Agency, Realtors, 643- letters. Readers answer battery, good tires, standard PUNCH prohibits, with certain excep model, excellent condition, but SDC ROOM apartm ent, 473 Mata FOUR ROOM duplex, newly re In c., 348-9692, R . D . M tm ock, block from East Center. Gra R ea lton , 643-0463. Ice, available all boure. Batte- ton hole>, embroiders, hems, Street, 640-6330, 9-5. decorated, garage, no children. ADAMS STREET, juat oft the I 64S-347X MANCHBSTXR — Spotkra 3 0439. ing blind box ads who shift, $76. 649-7048. faction guaranteed. Ceil 648- tions, discrimination because Articles For Sale 45 room Colonial, breeseway, ga cious 8 room home suitable ate., was 3809.50, unpaid bal OOU 648-6376. corner of Center Street. Big Mg ------for large family or professional OLAflTONBURY — 38 flooMr- desire to protect their ISIB. of sex. It will now be neces MANCHESTER Garden Apart house of 9 rooms. Tiere are 5 [ MANCHEtfi'ER—^10 room tome rage, 1% baths, 3 bedrooms, ACnON WANTED on this im ■et Rd., less than nUle from identity can foQow this OPERATORS sary for our readers not only E & S GAGE CO. SALES AND Service on Ariena, ance 358.86. take over use. M odem kitchen with buUt- Hahn EcUpee, Jacobaon lawn ments of 38. monthly. City ments — 4% rooma, 2 bed-| full bedrooms on the second 300x860 lot, axcellent for large large tot, fine location, only maculate Cape. Six rooms fin- Manchester line off BeQ SL, procedure: 1862 VC«J{SWAGEN, black, to read the usual Female Mitchell Dr. Mancheater 330,500. Hayes Agency, 343- Im, 2% baths, 3-car garage, 140 iriied, 1% bam , rec room, acre very good condition. 649-3032. Moving— Trucking— mowers. Also HomeUte chain Sewing Center, Hartford, 633- rooma, heat, hot water, stove, a floor. Needs redecorating family or In-law situation. Im foot lot well landscaped. Excel 8 bedroom L-ehaped Ranch, 2 Enclose your reply to the Help Wanted and Male Help refrirerator and poriting, |iao. | FonUahed Aparimentt 63-A mediate occupancy. Bel Air 0181. of grass and a two car ga baths, 2 firepteeee, 36’ psnslsd box in an envelope — Wanted olaieeifications, but aaws and International Cub Ca 0476. (point and paper). Fkicloeed lent financing available. Elva S torage 20 det Tractors. Rental equipment Avmilabla July 1st. 648-0000, porohea, three car garage, ______Real Estate, 648-9131 _ rage. Owners have other com- recreation room, oversized > addressed to the Claeel- also our Classification Help NEAR MAIN 8T. — 8 fuinlahed FLINT DRIVE — 3 room Cope, T yler, R ealtor, 649-4469. mftments, must move. One of Auto Driving School 7-A Part-Time LATHE AND Bridgeport men, and aharpenlng sarvica on an REFRIGERATOR, 11 cubic toot 646-0090. Omr Information coll Rob 20’ s. Call orwner, 6491360 or 367- All gray kitten in vicinity MACHINISTS QUALIFIED selling Blue Lustre for clean lyn Court is looated on the cor rooma and sunporch fo r $11,700. 18 Church Street. The to rooms with dfixM ventila BMW, 600 cc. twin, 1960, good EXTERIOR and interior paint THINK! Almost one-half an ert D. Murdock, U ft R Realty MANCHESTER — 5% room tion overlooking the % 9600. WAPPINO — SpKt-lcvel. 1% of Princeton Street. Please JIG BORE OPERATORS ing rugs and upholstery. Rent ner of South Adams and Olcott Deep treed lot, full cellar. | tal annual rental income of conchUon, $666. 649-7048. ing. Wallpaper books, paper Avon Representahve's busi- A ntiques 66 Oo., In c., 848-9893. the five unite is clone to Ranch, oaroort, 1% baths, bte acre wooded tot. Down baths, S lorgs bedrooms, car electric shampooer 31- Okx>U Bte., Juat one block south o f ______Aliuninum storms and screens, SOUTH ROAD, Bolton — An Im call 649-6192. hanging. Ceilingi. Floors, Ful nesB com es during the (JHrist- Variety Store. $M per month total with VA, I $6,600.00, . representing a fireplaced living room, 8 bed stairs there is a spacious pet, rec room and potto, TRIUMPH, red, 1968, 600cc, ex wing Center Btreet Only 10 minutes I OFFICES 50C-1600 aq. ft., excel' maculate up-to-the-minute 6 ly Insured. Workmanship guar mas selling season which starts Second and Third Shifts Only from Constitution Plaza. janiter, parUng. no down payment.' Wolverton | groas return of about 14% rooms, large lot, convenient h>- living room, foimal dtoing M7,300. 8431679. cellent running condition, good anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. in September. If you start now, and claw foot); Victorian love- I room Ranch with a fireplace 1st SHIFT 50-Hour Woric Week LOAM SALE! aean 314. loam •%-4% Room Apartmanto I remodel to ault tenum Agency, Reakors, 349-2818. on the purciMse price. The oatlon. I^ es Agonoy, df~ room and kitchen with eait- LOST: Paesbook No. 11067. No paint job, fine appearance, new If no answer. 643-0043. you will, have a valuable cus seat, and Victorian chair. Call 0181. big apace. 1% baths. Emp and two-car garage. Gently tice la herelby given that Pase- now 318.60. FW, gravel, sand, STARTTNG AT I Very reononable. 649-6884, 348- heating, plumMng and megu^onee. Call 643-6411 any-' tomer list and the experience stone, manure, ivMte sand for 648-2607. NEW 6-3 duplex, 8 bedroom s, 3 ty and available for imme sloping lot with shade luid book No. 17067 Issued by the time. PAINTING BY Dick Fontaine, $120 7176. ______structural phases of all MANCHESTER — oversize I Wanted—Real Estate 77 needed to service the ever-in- 3rd. SHIFT PURDY-FERRIS CORP. sand boxes aad pools. 643- furnaces, baseboard heat, properties ore in excellent diate occupancy. OaU Mra. riirubbery all around. Home ' First Manchester Office, Hart interior and exterior. Paper creastng demand for our pro 686 HILLIARD ST. room Ranch, 8 good sized bed' Smith on tote one. has been carefully maintained ford National Bank A Truat 9604. Wanted—To Buy 58 tooose your colon. Hutchins | oondltlon. If you ore loMc- hanging and wall paper remov ducts. Call today, 289-4923. 649-0000 inomnp.^ Fmtnroil & Agency, 646-0108. rooms, spacious Hvlng room and shows It. Move-ln condi NBEMID Bnmedtetety, 4 and B Oo., has been lost and applica Buaine&n Services al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. IF CARPETS look dull and Ing for a sound well-pay and large kitchen, full basS' FOR THE OROWINO rodin homes rt leort tour c( PART TIME WE BUY and seU anUqua and Btreet, planty of parUng. 349- ing Investment, you could tion. Wolverton Agency, Real tion has been made to said O ffered 13 Quality workmanship. Call MEDICAL transcriptionlst and dreary, remove the spots as HURRY MANCHFISTER — New 7-room ment wlm walk-out door, com FAMILY — Get the good tors, 649-2813. them. P rice range 313,000-31B.« bank for payment and issuance used furniture, china, glass, sil 8339, M .______well consider ttuse prop evenings, 627-9571. receptionist. Excellent oppor MAN FOR Meaeenger - mail as they appear with Blue Lus Apartments are renting Garrison Colonial, 13x24 liv btnatlon windows, waH-to-wall things o f Ufe in tMs Ooito- 000. Alao, one 3-fam lly desired. of new book. LAND CLEARING, tree re tunity for a career in a worth tre. Rent electric shampooer ver, picture frames, old coins, fast... second section now erties. carpeting, bullt-ln dMiwasher aial with today's essentials Must be in good oomUtton. moval, and chain saw work. clerk position in Rockvtile. guns, pewter, scrap gold, grORE F(Nt RENT. Ideal for room, family room, built- Vernon PAINTING — average single while and interesting position TURRET LATHE 31. The Sherwin-WllUame Oo. available for Inunedlate oo- in kitchen, spacious lot. Priced , ______and disposal, amerite drive, and tomoiTow's poesibill- Batch Reel Estaite, 3493013, POUND — Sahle and white fe A. Michaud, 742-8096. famdly, $126.; two fam ily, $250.; Must have his own car. ThlB watches, old jewelry, hoblqr otfica or busineas. Recently^ ties. 6% rooms, detached in the office of a doctor in job requires young muscles. oupancy . . . paneled. FVirmer barber shop. right. Hayes Agency. 643-0131. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC5. carport, city uUUtiei, conveni 875-739Q. male mongrel, part OoUle. Call labor only. Guaranteed. Brush East Hartford. Applicant must PEERLESS Water Pump Sye- coUectiona, paliUings, attic con garage. Large wooded tot NEW LISTING Lee Fraochia, D ^ Warden, APPLIANCES repaired — all ENGINE LATHE Contact Mr. Murphy at Nelson 188 West Middle Turnpike. 648- ent location. $18,600. U ft R work, no spray. 233-0367. be neat, an excellent typist, tem, half h.p., single phM tents or whole eatetes. Funrl- MARILYN COURT SEVEN ROOM custom Si 938 MAIN STREET R ealty ao., lBC., 04S-3N3, R . D off Center Street. A true 643-6684. makee washers, refrigerators, FYeightways, Inc., 38 E. Main ture Repair Service, 648-7449 6802 or 649-9704. Immaculate 5% room and able to meet the public. with 80 feet of plastic p ^ , FURNISHED MODEL APT. wooded lot, aluminum sld 349-6341 Murdock, 3U^73. value a t $18,500. Cali Doris freexers, dryers, gas and elec BRIDGEPORT Street, Rockville. com plete $60. 649-9963. Open Sunday A- Dolly Ranch on a large, well FOUNID—>WUte nnale m ongrel, Pleasant surroundings, Mberal OFFICE for rent In Tinker stone fireplace, 8-aone heat, Smith to inspeot, today. landscaped lot. Quiet street. NOTICE tric ranges. Oil burners Floor finishing 24 11 A.M. TO 8 P.M. built-ins, many extras. Leon $18,300 — FINE custom built dragging chain. Call Lee Frac- cleaned and repaired. Cosma benefits, salary commensurate NIGHT BARTENDER wanted Rooms Without Board 59 Bloric. Apply Olenney'a Men’s 8 bedrooms, abundant clos with experience. References, DRILL PRESS AIR FILTERS, most sizes In ard Agency, Realtors, 643-1 FOR SALE or rent with option 3 room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, FOR THE NEWLYWEDS AD M ISSIO N chrla, Warden, 648-8684. Appliance, 649-0066. FLOOR SANDING and refln- for veteran’s organization, MANAGING AGENT Shop. ets, large kitchen with pine both personal and business, re stock for ybur window or cen 0469. to buy. 3 room Ranch on 1% 1% baths, quiet convenient to- — Hers is an excellent OF ELECTORS Ishing .(specializing in older hours 6 p.m.-l a.m., Monday- tral air-conditioning unit. T.P. THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot starter home on Tunnel cabinets, separate dining YOU ARE A -ll Truck la A-1! floors Waxing floors. Paint quired. Write Box U, Herald. BURRING Friday. Must have clean rec tage Street, centrally located, SIMON POVERMAN TWO R(X>M office for rent In acres, two-car garage, alumin oatkm, otoee to schools, shop Notice la hereby given that Aitkin Oo., 37 Tolland Tpke., um siding, fireplaced living R oad In Vernon. A 3 bed area, fireplace and pine AnnoonceniMits Cellars, attics, trash, small ing. Ceilings. Paperhanglug. ord. Retired or semi-retired la^e, pleasantly furnished AGENCY heart of Main Street riiopping p y , bus line. Minimum down. paneled wall. Garage. Only the Board of Admissions at MATURE Woman wanted. Ver- Manchester. room,^'8 bedrooma and a huge For appointment oaH Suzanne room ranch with attached trucking done A-1 right! Call No job too small. Jrhn Ver- person preferred, but not nec rooips, parking. Call 640-3856 60 State St., Hartford district, next to bonks. Ideally $16,900. Electors for the Town of Cov BUKTntOLUX Sales and serv planck School vicinity, to care 622-3474 Office kitchen. Excellent condition, Shorte, 648-8688. J. Watson garage on a large wooded 643-2928, Tremano lVu(licking faille, 649-5750 between 7-8 essary. Gall 640-8(>18 or 643- 100 U.S. oommemoratives, all for overnight and permanent suited tor real estate, insur tot. Cheaper than apert- entry wlH be In session In tha ice, bonded representative. Al Servlca. p.m. for two school age girls from 45 TO 60 HRS. 2248, Monday evening after 8 guest rates. 649-3653 Model Apt ance, or any servicing firm, New Offerings Quiet street 318,500. Wolver Beach ft Oo., R ea lton , 633- Town Hail, Voter Registratton fred Amell, 110 Bryan Dr., different, old and recent, plus . ment living at $15,800. Oall HAYES AGENCY 7:30-4 p.m. Call after 4 p.m., p.m . very low rent. Contact Mr. ton Agency, Realton, 349- 2114. Room on Thursday, July 33, M anchester, 644-8141, BHARPBNINO Seivlce—Saws, 649-3600. pM ket HbigM for 31. Write AVAILABLE Aug. 1st — 4-room BOWinta SCHOOL—Over our Vernon office, 349-1200. G.H. Stevenson, 1836 Homer O o^, Savings Bonk of Man 2813. 646-0181 1965 from 6:00 pm. to 8:00 knives, axes, shears, skates, Business Opportunity 28 PER W EEK MASON HELPER wanted, work apartment, convenient location, sized Colonial Cape, 4 bed BRAND NEW 5% room Gold BCRJDAY HOUSE, Obttage WAITRESS WANTED. Inquire Ave., Toledo, Ohio. chester, 349-6308. 5-6 TWO FAM ILY, lovely tot, FOR THE HANDY MAN p.m., for the purpose of admit rotary blades. Quick ser-/ice. Manohester-Bolton area. Call automatic heat and hot water, rooms, 2 baths, beautifully MsdalUon buns with carport, ting all persons who are found Street. New concept in retire Capitol Eauipment Co.. 38 SERVICE STATION for lease. Frank's CEife, corner Msin and Ideal for ohlldren, low cash re big kitchen with oven, range —This 3 bedroom home on Thom peonvllle RI 9-6116 any COMMUTfiRSI working couple, no children. treed lot. Delmont Street has a full ANDOVFIR — on the lake. 4 to be qualified to be Electon ment living. Near buses, MiUn St., Manchester. Hours 3-bay station on busy Route 6, Pearl, Manchester. CaU 649-4819. quired, assume mortgage. J.D. aM dirtiwasher, 8 bedrooms, churches and shopping. Reas ABOVE AVERAGE PAY tim e. Boats and AocesBories 46 FOR SALE HooBeB For Rent 66 basement where the handy bedroom Ooloniel, 3 baths, of the Town of Coventry. dally 7-5. Thursday 7-®, Satur available immediately. Station FOUR FAMILY — 4 room R ealty C o..,648-6129.______all aluminum erterior, $18,900. large Hvlng room, family sized onable rates. For information BOOKKEEPER - JUNIOR Ac units, prime east side loca man can keep all his equip The qualifications are as fol day 7-4. 643-7958. now open and successful. Call SALES TRAINEE wanted by BAILFISH TYPE BOAT. Fiber- 8% ROOM FLAT — Fui> Wolverton Agency, Realtors, kitchen, oil hot water heat, ful egll 640-2868. Hartford 278-0000. countant for a position In Rock 1964 CHEV. II NOVA 'niREE ROOM apartment 118 tion, complete with all ap- I TWO FAMILY—10 rdBms, near ment. Has a 4 car garage lows: Applicant must be twten- old reliable company and a glassed idywood. With extras. nlshed or unfurnished, oU heat, 349-2813. too. Ail rooms are on first ly Insulated, aluminum storms TY PEW RITEKB — BtMidnrd ville. Oontect Mr. Murphy for leader in tta Beld. 'This is a Guaranteed Excellent Main Btreet, $90. 649-5339, 9-6. pUancea. Golf Course In area of single ty-one years of age, must be a end electric. Repaired, over-| BEAUTY PARLOR , for sale appointment at 249-7671 or 875- 649-9818. good location, parking, adulte. homes, large nicely land LILAC F r R BBT — Only $14,900. floor with expanskm possi and screens, boat dock. $460. resident o f the Town pf Covw Contromatics permanent position for a man Condition. 30 Miles Reasonable. 348-3889. down. Char-Bon Real Estate, Penonals hauled, rented. Adding ma-1 excellent location, good oppor- j 3388. Per Gallon. STVE R(X>M Apartment, ga PORTER STREET AREA scaped tot. Leonard Agency, Young Cape, 4 plus 2 un bilities. A true value at entry for six months. Any ap to be trained in sales. Pre FOR SALE — II foot Oriscraft $17,500. Call Carl Zinsser. 6 4 3 - 0 6 8 3 . ______chines rented and repaired. i tunity, reasonably priced. J. D. vious experience helpful but rage, no pets, one month In ad FOUR BEDROOM home with —Custom designed 8 room Realtors, 643-0439. finished, redecorated through plicant who Is a naturalized RIDE WANTED to Aetna Ufe Pickup and delivery service. Realty, 643-5129, 643-8779. TEACHER neada woman to cara speed boat, red and black MUST SELL Raised Ranch, highly ele citizen of the United States Corp. not necessary, excellent op leather upholstery, newly paint vance, $110., central. Aug. 1. built-in oven and range, diah- out, deep tot, sewers, bus Insurance from West Side. Yale Typewriter Service, 649 for baby in our centrally lo 348-5753. vated 120x180 lot, 4 bed I MANCHESTER — 3 family flat, COVENTRY lakefront. 5% room shall present the certificate ot portunity tor advancement to ed, ready for water, V9 pow wostier, excellent locaiion, 5% rooms each, separate fur stores, small down payment. Call 640-2480. 4986. MODERN GULP Service Sta cated home. 649-6174. TEL. 643-1216 rooms, 2% baths, 2 fire Robert Anderson Agency, 538 JARVIS REALTY CO. year around home with oil hot his naturalization or a oopjr'''*^' tion available In Manchester. 300 W . M A IN BT. hie right jparty. Salary, com ered engine, trailer, many ex $175. monthly. J. D. Realty, naces, 2-car garage, excelleiri water heat Ftireplace, alum, . THREE ROOM apartment, places, 20 foot family 1773 evenings. thereof Issued by the United WANTED — ride to and from LAWNMOWER rtuurpening; re- Paid training and financial as TELEPHONE Salesladies, 9 ROCKVILLB, CONN. mission, car allowance and all tras, 3996. 648-1866. stove, refrigerator, 347 No. 648-5139, 348-3779. location. Bel Air Real Estate, REALTORS — MLS storms and screens. F\xll cel company benefits auch as va room, 2-oar garage. States Immigration and Natu Manchester Green to Hartford, pairs, sales, rotor blailades sistance available. For full In a.m. • 1 p.m., or 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Main St., <3zU 649-5229, 9-5. 643-9333. CAPE — 6 rooms finished, gS' lar, excellent condition. Good store hours. 649-8116. Aarpened; bicycle ealea, serv cation with pay, etc. FV>r inter THREE bedrooms, 2 baths, full ralization Service. formation call Hartford, 625- daily, to work in our central PHONE MR. hEOKBR rage, fireplace, newly redecor 648-1121 649-1200 value at $18,900. Wolverton Dated at Coventry, Conneotl- ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, 6681 daya or 688-6072 evenings. view apply td Singer Oo., 683 DiamondB—Watehflft— dining room, lots of dosete, MANCHESTER - I room A gency Realtors, 949-3618. air oondiUoned office. Perma 876-8817 garage, walk - out baaement, ated, new sldlnf, near schools, cut, this 6th day of Jtdy 1938, ABtomobDes For Sale 4 149 W. lUddla Tumplka. 649 nent. Salary and commission. Main St. Jew elry 48 TH REE ROOM apartm ent, 470 Ranch with two fuH oeramio 209& BUSINESS FOR SALE — Large yard. In nice neighborhood, Wesley R. Smith bus, shopping. 349-6606. Rlohard M. Gaiinot, We train. Apply 869 Main M ain Bt., $90. Call 349-5330, 9 4 . baths, two-car garage, three MANCHESTER — Largs 3-room BOLTON — Bight room Ranch. MEED CART Tour credtt tum- service station with used deal An Equal Opportunity MECHANIC wanted, part-time WATCH AND lEWIlUlT ra- available August 16. R efer- AGENCY bedrooma, fireplaoe. Huge Donald 8. Davis, HAROLD A SON RubbUh R e Street, Office 8, at above hours or full-time, experience In for Wanted Ranch, 1% tiled baths, garage, Four bedrooms, two baths, two Lionel G. Jean, 6d downT Short on down pay- e r's license (k/ing volume buM- Em ployar palrtng. Prompt servloe. Up to anoes. Rent 3140. 348-3462. kitchen with built In even, garages, tennis court, acre aunt? BanlnuptT Repoesee moval — attics, cellars and nesB. Fully equipped. Priced eign cars hrtplul. Also, ' gas |30 on your old wateb la COLONIAL MANOR 334 CENTER STREET range and dishwasher. Utility patio, hot water oil heat, butlt- Elmore Turkingtom, yards, weekly and monthly WANTED—Capable teen-ager station attendant, full or part- MANCHESTER lns, city utilities, iorge treed treed lot, asking $25,900. Bar- Board of Admissione Moa? D on't dtepn lrl Bee Hon- right. Write Box G, Herald. to work as mother'a helper lor trade, dosed Koadaya. F. E. Man to work in advertis Realtors 348-1537 room completely aluminum row s ft W allace. 349-5306. ' Mt Oouf^aa. InmAre about low- pickup. Bolton-Manchester vi tim e. Apply at 510 Hartford Bray, 787 Main Btraat, Btote ^ A nd Sabnrban For Rent 66 sided. Big lot. Wolverton tot, lull baaemeiU, excellent cinity. Harold Hoar, 649-4034. eummer. R eference#. 383-3874. Rd., Manchester. ing department at The New Listing condition, 3 years old. CXiories eat down, smuleat payments PROGRAMMER — Upe or ran Theater Building.. Agency, Realtors, 348-3818. anywhere. No amnll loan or fl- Money to Loan 29 Herald. Must be high ESTATE STYLE Hvlng on 8 Lesperanoe, 349-7320. HEBRON, London Park. 4 room dom access computer with pro COLONIAL OAKS OOLONIAIr-11% rooms, 8% expendable Oape, B years old, . Banco company plan. Dougins STEPS, SIDEWALKS, Stoikl STOCK ROOM attendant, Mgh school graduate. Selling acres of lawna, trass, biwk WEDQEWOOD DRIVE. 3% gressive organisations, one to baths, living room 80x16, Compact 3 room Caps — stornM, screens, low, low « MoUirs, MS Main. walla, fireplacea, fla ga ^ e tar- SlkXlND MORTGAGE - Un School education, previous ex Garden— Farm— Dairy Ona and time bedroom and stona walls. Naw Bolton room Cape with full riied dor NEW LISTING — ExceHent 3 SUMMER SCHEDULE racea. All concrete repaira two years' eKperienca required. experience helpful. Must stone fireplace, 3 acres of West aids — Garage—Prl- teens. Owner 646-3110. limited funds available tor aac- “SEWING perience helpful. Apply Penon- apartments available, rtl Center Apartments, 8 rooms, mer and 1% baths. Oil hot room Cepe, 3 • cor garage, I m A R L O W S o p e n Tnes-I jllMMi OCNIVETTE, fuel injection, Reaeonably priced. 643-0851. ood mortgagea, paymenta to State salary requirements. nel Dept., Iona Manufacturing, Products 50 have a car. Many ^ne- Hotpolnt refrlgarotor and land, outbuildings, $81,600 vste rear yard with stone porch, baauUfiil rec room, Ule appliances, heat, hot water, Phllbriok Agency, 348-3434. water heat, plaster walla, fire m ils snd outdoor stons I day thru Saturday 9i83 tol * 4 speed trananUsstoii, two tops, ■ult your Dudgel. Exoedlant Bend resume to Box V, Herald. Regent Street, Manchester. fits. See Mr. Thorp, Advt. stova, laundiy, Individual heat Mth, nicely landscaped and POUR BEDROOM Oape Ood I biSO; Thursday tni 9t00| HAVE TIME — wiU work. Odd An equal opportunity employwr. CHOICE cultivated bkiaberrtaa, private oellora, large spa place. City utillltes. Newly fireplaoe — Bixcellent for a Excellent condition. OeU 643- aervlca. J. D. Amity. 8496UI. D irector. cious roome, multi olooete. ing, oloeete galore. Oall 348- treed, city utilities. Owner with bomb shelter and sum |p.m. Closed Mondays d u r-l jobs our speciaKy. Will do most MACHINE Wrtrous -Road, Bolton, pick $16,900—115' FRONTAGE, shads painted 1934. Falrty priosd. children— FuH basement — mer house on 8 acres land, j 0939 alter 6. call for an appointment. 4813 evenings. ______trees, immaculate six room must sell. Charles Leeperance, oi ling July and August. anything. CaU 643-3097 or RI A FRESH STA R T v/Ut lump CU8TODUN for Saturday night your own, 60 oanta pint. Dooley, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Whole bouse is in "apple many extras, reazcxiable. Call Salasman'Wanted 36-A Cape, fireplace, dead end 3497320. iSfOUttWAOBN Camper — 1961 6-0064. your debta into ona eaay pay and all day Sunday, light du 649-6096. ANDOVBR-4 room aprttinent, 649-2818. pie” order snd ready to 876-7784. ^ ment. If you have equity in OPERATORS” ties. Must have own transpor- street, Manchester. Hutchirj move In. A tow moiirie- aomjrietMy factory equipped. J. D. REALTY CO. worMM ooupie, no oMMran, MANCHESTER — Ranch, large RANCH — 5% rooms, Mtohen .•48-0669, M9-6674. property, call Frank Burke to Utlon. 640-5384. CAREER Opportuntty in aalaa A gency, R ealtors, 646-0108. nonoe, rsosonsbly priced Household Services can $86. monthly. Availabla Aug. family sized kitchen with bullt- with bulU4n oven and . range, dlacuaa waya and meana. Con PLEASANT WORKING leading to sales managamant. 648-«129 648-8779 1. OaU 743-8357. home worthy of your seri dining area, 8 bedrooms, ce- 46M RAMBLER American, 3- Offered 13-A necticut Mortgage Exchange, IMMACULATE 4 room Ranch, Ina, 8 bedroom s, hot water ous oonrtdsrstlon, $16,900, F7RST OLA8B mechanic want Bxpenance not required. Com ovsrslied living room, recent ramlc tiled bath, generous .: door, automatic, exesHent run- 15 Lewie St, lurtford. 346- ed, good pay, plus many com pany wW train. Boms collsgt heat, plsstered wails, one oar REWBAVINO oC Duma, motb CONDITIONS! r OCKVILUD — AMraofiva 8% ly customised kitchen with garage, trees, $13,900. Phil- rtzed Hvlng room, aluminum . ning oondMion, |996. or beet of- holaa. Zlppara rapairad. Win B897. pany benefMa. Apply in person hel]M. Only ambtttdua man MORTGAGE FOUR ROOM, first floor oaps*^ room aportmant avoiliable Aug. ■torma and soreena, big lot. • far. 4499664. NEED ment, $90. monthly. Available buUt-lM, beautiful shaded lot, brick A gtnoy, 349-3434. FOR SALE - 6 ROOM CAPE dow ahaoisa mada to maaa p.m „ 64a-OOU. Riiildlng— Contracting 14 ; A gen cy, R s o lto n , 343-0M3. tsr with 37 acres. 8 room room, 1% baths, dlnlite room, tually aatlafactory working Sately selling Ohryalere, Ply- MT-U38. A SAVINGS BANK ons osr gangs, priosd in tow attoohod garags. sorssned and screens. Good buy at man and 4 p^n. :*1|80 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- NEWTON H. SMITH ft BONB- hours can be arranged. Math' 14DGAL saoratary, ganaral pn o moutha, Valianto and Imparl- house, 1% baths, boriL oute 816,SOa Wolverton ABonoy, OLBAN ■ room oportmoat Isr buildings, corrals, stc., $60,000. JO’S. PM lbrick Agency, 3( porch, dtetasaslwr, fittle-fui, . a. Boor Bardtoe, S-tone, auto- Remodellng, repairing, raoraa- ematical aptitude helpful. Peer tics. Real astata background ala. Damonrtrater furnlanad. odUNs yfaj^.Jtoquira VBRNOff — B room1 apartment, caiprthig. Owasr MIdtM. Itoiat^ 3493318. Ni ■ ------it ftO n L PMlbitok Agsnoar.------’ natle tiumuMdon, one owner. Uoa rooms, add Wil las and racks on the sidewalks Mmore Watkins, 88 N. Lake- mantlc has been announced by Randall Kulper of Wyckoff. liam Bender, alternates; Mar trading stamps offered by food wood drcle. A pot luck wlM be her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bkl- N.J. has been announced by her stores? Eighty-five per cent Parkade Sales Is reported to carrying all kinds cf once-a-year shal Nuhfer, and Thomas be a big succeaa for most of bargains. served at noon. ward J. O’Hara of Bayberry parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Fagan, planning and sorting answered YES. Raesler of 93 Phelps Rd. Question No. 2 — Do you the stores Involved at the W. Rd comirtlsslon; and Raymond Middle T^ke. shopping center. Bdward OoU, director of Re- Her fiance la the son of Mr. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Clark, Louis Soracchl and think 3TOUT food MH le more be- onuse of stamps? Slxty-eevao One o f the stores reported a vnaMiatlon Con>.. Hartford, will and Mrs. Joseph J. Cavoli of and Mrs. John J. Kulper of Joseph Pakhhk, constables. Swimming Pools apeak Theaday noon at a meet- Wllllmantlc. Wyckoff. per cent answered YES. 60% Increase in sales with oth er stores reporting up to 30 to tUf of the Kiwanla dulb at the jviissMiss O’Haraw nmi* Is.a ao srraduate of RacsIcr Is a 1961 gradu- Question No. 3—Do you Manchester Evening Herald Richard Patterson at a food store because It 40% Increases. Get Heavy Use Manchester Ooimtry dub. Hie Manchester High School. She is -Manchester High School Ooliinibla oorrespondent, Vir topic win be "Amerlca’a New fers stamps? Twenty-nine per employed in the _____ ^ jpeg___ graduate of the ginia Oarlson, tel, 228-9224 is a test facilities engineer for Bears, Roebuck & Co. has IVontler, Pact or FlctlonT” partment of Pratt andtann WhitWnlt» Rhode Island . S.iSchool__ i of wv Design__i__ cent answered YES. Over 16,000 persons used the ney. Division of United Air Pratt and Whitney Division of Question No. 4 — If you announced that It expects to three town swimming pools dur Robert B. Oetsewlch, aon of craft Corp., Blast Hartford. Mr. Kulper Is a 1961 gradu United Aircraft In Eteat Hart shopped at a store giving spend more than 680 million ing the week of July 5-11— the 7 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Qet- Mr. Cavoli is a graduate of ate of Ramapo (N.J.l Regional Drivers Swerve, ford. He Is a Hcensed profes stamps and that store dropped for newspaper advertising this first hot week of summer. Most sowtch of 371 Hartford Rd. en Windham High School and re High School and a 1965 gradu sional engineer in the state of the stamps, would you ocmtinue year, a record figure. Last year of them—16,600— were children. listed this week in the U.S. ceived a B. S. degree from Bry ate of the Rhode Island School But Same Way Connecticut and received hls shopping there or would you the corporation’s expenditures Globe Hollow was by far the Marine Oorpe and left for 12- of Design. In September he B.S. In mechanical engineering switch to another store offer for newspaper adverUslng roae most popular pool, attracting ant College. Providence, R.I. He '> Si weeks tralndng at the Marine is an accountant with the U. S. plans to begin graduate work from Auhum University in Ala- ing stamps? Bhghty-one per 17.1 per cent over the previous 12,500. But weekends are not Oorpe Recruit Depot, Parris General Accounting Office, at Cranbrook PTne Arts Acade A motorcycle collided with a cent replied that they would year to a record J76.35 million. so popular. At Globe Hollow and ______le ta a mduate Hartford. my. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. small foreign car In the Park- stay. The forecast is based upon ex the other two pools, Verplanck Thm c f MaiKhester High Softool. He A November wedding Is plan The wedding is planned for ade parking lot early last night, Question No. 5—If the whole pectations of most of the Indi and Saulter’s, most swimmers anMated for four years active 1 Aug. 21. food Industry gave up stamps, vidual stores In the network of ned. police say. came from Monday through HOLLTU service. would you be pleased or cHs- 780 branches. Friday and stayed away in Robert Stephenson, 21, of 466 pfleased? Sixty ^ cent Indicat irouht an Rockville; Rebecca Norwood. Main St. rode his motorcycle ed that they would be pleased, droves on the weekend. 'H^grrlag rt 145 Adams St.; Mrs. Florence Kennedy Camp The 30,000 square foot ad MB to beco from behind parked cars to en thirty per cent displeased and dition to the plant facility of Hospital Notes O’Oonnell, 437 Birch Mt. Rd.; ter the travel lane while the ten per cent Indifferent. "Becaiw Mrs. Gertrude Plneo, 37 Con Has Visitors the Iona Manufacturing Co. has Judgment Upheld taught me car, driven by John Hudson, 21, now reached the stage of about ADM ITIBB TBISTERDAY: cord Rd.; Mrs. Esther Ring- of 31 Autumn St., was traveling Walter Schulthels observed .jnomer la 70 p«r cent completion. The NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) — rrte.t' Bxp Mrs. Ines Adamec, 56 Gardner stone, 38 EJdward St.; John One of the Gemini twins vis in the opposite direction in the Ws fifteenth service anniversary The $460,000 libel judgment Roy, 168 Pine St.; Mrs. Ade addition, started In early spring, niaat men St.; Mrs. June Angell, 22 San- ited Camp Kennedy last week, lane, police report. Although with the Hartford Electric Light will house assembly units, a awarded Wally Butts, former fttid Rd.; Mra. Katherine An- laide Sturtevant, East Hart both apparently had time to Ob. on July 11. He began work ' ihhilute W« and brought with him a screech cafeteria and executive offices University of Georgia athletic saldl, 51 Sherwood d rcle; John ford; Mrs. Joyce Taylor, Cov swerve out of each others way ing with the company in New director and football coach, Bujak, 74 Overtook Dr.; entry; EJwln Towler, 36 French owl named "Bllnky” and a tur- In a two-story concrete block .MBoauM, they both swerved in the same London in I960. In 1962 he trans structure. The new facility is against the Saturday Ehrening George Cone, 103 Irving St.; Rd.; Donna Vincent, 54B ferred to Manchester. He as Ue. direction tmd collided. expected to be functioning by Post has been upheld by a 2-1 George Davis, 22 Bonner Rd.; Chestmit St.; Mrs. Hilda Wax- All three were escorted by The front end of the motor sumed We present poaisiton In deciedcn of a federal appeals rate, research and planning at the end of August. SBriea. whi J o se ^ Dedcus, Wapping; John man, Bloomfield. Mrs. Madeline McAwley, direc cycle and the left front fender court. 'O o ^ Joir Dewart. 437^ N. Main S t; b i r t h y e s t e r d a y : A tor of the Lutz Junior Museum. of the car were damaged but Wethersfield peneral Offtce in Robert Dumais, East Hartford; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1958. He ie vice president of the Caldor Bic., a discount de ^ONite and The twins are four-month-old no one waa seriously injured. partment store chain, will fi been renev Donna Garry, 25 Brimwood Brent Marlow. Wapping. raccoons named after the starry Police made no arrest*. Lutz Junior Musem. He and his family Uve at 91 Robert Rd. nance the building of one of ^ foot, Dr., Vernon; Mra. Mary Hauk, DISCHARGED YESTER twins. Castor and Pollux. Cas Carl Colangelo, 17, of 134 BBnt from 18 Franklin 8t.; Arthur Ka- its stores in the planned Burr DAY: Mrs. Malvlne Lleplns, 45 tor did not explain why Pollux White St. misjudged a curb Comers shopping V» center In aiairrUge 1 mlenaki, 388 W. Center St.; Cambridge St.; Cart Peterson. didn’t come. and tore a chrome strip from Daniel Miller Jr. of 64 Leland Ohrlstense Mrs. Rheta Kittle, Wapping; Dr. has been named planning Buckland and of four others by 51 Litchfield St.; Mrs. Concetta A group of girl scouts, train the right side of his car last the private placement of APPLIANCE ham Youn Mrs. Rosa Hlncka, RFD 3, Felice. 120 Eldridge St.; Rich night on Wadsworth St. police assistant in the data processing Mlaa SI ing to be counselors at Camp William Balch department at the Travelers In $4,000,000 of 614 per cert, 16- ard Jensen, Coventry; John Yankee ’Trails In Stafford report. year promleeonr notes with hand’s ag« Hutton, 28 Benton w..,St.; Mrs springs, also visixea The Investigating patrolman bams. He is a member of the surance Oompanlee. The aj>- •TU be . J Springs, also visited Camp polntment was anixunced yes Mutual of New York. New 'York REPAIR Gertrude Cass, 843 Main St ; ' Kennedy last week. They are reports that Colangelo’s four said via Hartford Engineers Oluto. terday by Russell Leinbach, sec Robert Willard. 280 E. Middle passengers, all 17, ran from the Balch of School Rd., Bolton is i^iartment COSMETICS touring various Southern New ond vice president. He joined WE CARRY ALL Tpke.; Mrs. Ruth House, El England Camps to get an Idea scene. secretary of the Quint Machine SERVICE Provo, Uta lington; 7 ' ’ 'ce Pinto, 371 ’Two cars collided last night the company In 1958 em a pro o f shows, 1 THE TOP LINES of which type they would Corp. In Manchester. He re grammer and was named sen W. Middle Tpka. ' i i p eventuadly like to work In. at Broad St. and W. Middle ceived his B.S. in mechanical OPEN SUNDAYS r u be im ior programmer the following w b y r u DISCHAi- < T O D A ^ But the big event of the week Tpke. police say. Both had eng;ineering degree from the A l l ARTHUR DRUO Mm. Ida Adams, 291 Spruce stopped on W. Middle Tpke. for year. In 1962 he was promoted AI bL nuiti I show.” took place test night when the University of Maine. to analyst and In 1963 to senior 8 A.M . — 8 P.M. St. the light and Robert Rayburn, The Hartford section of . Boberta camp held its «rst overnight analyst. A native of East might ha camping cookout. ’The special 48, of 843 Main S t was signal ASMIE comprises some 800 PINE PHARMACY INSTANT ing for a left turn to go south Hampton, N. Y., he was gradu bemthy a visitors Uiis time were the members In the Greater Hart ated in 1966 from Trinity Col 664 Center St. • 649-9814 SERVICE on Broad St. ford area. It conducts regular oome, plui U cooks, who helped the children lege, Hartford. He is raiarrled OB an act Police say that when the light monthly meetings at both Trin prepare breakfast. airf has two children. more ren The cooks were A. Raymond changed and Rayburn began his ity College and University of WOW!! WHAT SERVICE turn, the other car, driven by Call 646-0111 oohsider h Rogers, principal of Manchester Hartford to keep its members George J. Maloney of 860 big; child 10-MINUTE SERVICE ON ALL CALLS H i^ School; Walker W. Briggs, Thomas Looey, 28, of Rocky abreast of technology advances Windsor St. opened a Mutual DONT BELIEVE US — THEN TRY US HiU, started across the inter SUMMER SCHEDULE qmt show high school social studies teach In this rapidly progressing en lAfe Insurance Co. Office In TOluniarU; NOT 1102 BIGGEST — BUT THE BEST er; and Michael Wilk, and Ws rear fender and damaged his gineering and srience age. I m ARLOW*S o p e n Toes-1 GRINDERS AND PIZZAS IN TOWN seoUoBr'Yiooey hit Raybnnrt Springfield, Mass, on July 16. *T Stan wife OMve, who Is the camp’s He has worked for the Insurance I day thru Saturday 9:80 to! Roberta i own front fender. No one in 16:80; Thursday till 9:001 NORMAN’S 643-0031 nurse WORKED ON BEAM 643-0031 cluding Looey’s three pasengens Industry 10 years. pusbed hy PIZZA-RAY'S Last night’s dinner cookout The laser beam that was used 1p.m. Closed Mondays dur-l MANCHtSIFR waa Biinp and Rayburn’s two were in Craig Belcher of 363 Spring lin g July and Augnat. 130 SPRUCE STREET was followed by a bMeball jured. in a w n c broadcast Wednes L game, a swim, and an Indian day night might not have St., Ernest Kjellson of 56 Hel- orn in TRY US AND COMPARE Campfire dance and sing. woorked as well as it did without alne Rd., and Norman Wheeler' Park, she QUALITY MEATS A CHEESE SERVED HERE The Police and Firemen Jun the servicea of Fred Edwards of 827 Elltagtoh— Rd., South a Loa An; Open Mon., Toe#., 2-11; Xhum., F it, Sat. 11-11; Sun. 4-10 lor Athletic Association provided of 428 Porter St., an assistant Windsor, plan to attend the later joltie Cloeed Wedneeday the breakfast, and the Oivil De- "Playground supervisor of maintenance and Fourth Annual Highway Man as dancer fense supplied the cots. agement Seminar to be held N O W OPEN was maMi next week at the University of with Jane Connecticut, the State Hlg^i- aide Theai Notes way Department aimounced. ned with t The prog;ram waa initiated In touee 90” tbsr Kiur Playground acltlvities this GRINDER KING shows. He MANCHESTER'S week centered around the an nual playground Carnivals v e je . which were held cm Wednesday 176 SPRUCE STREET — Next to Poly Clean ooo ONLY FUEL OIL DEALER PcoduoUon evening, at the West SldePlay- HOME of tho GIANT •Tbs VI groiuid and Bowers Playground. I seemed hi Games consisted of such games nron OPEN 24^0URS A DAY! asapouge throw, bean bag toss, FAIRWAY 75c KING GRINDER Chrii gun shooting, tin can basket a two ball and dart throw. 14 VARIETIES OF GRINDERS sent MORIARTY BROTHERS West Side Carnival was su BOTH STORES ol pervised by the playground None Higher than $1.00 member. staff members which included OPEN After be SERVING YOU WITH Nathan Hale, Charter Oak, All Meatballs, Sauces, Etc. Homemade B.T.U., • tl 24 Keeney St., Verplanck, Valley A U DAY •ed by lei 24 MobiMiGOI St. and Wert Side. Bowers Car •ooeaiQnal nival was supervised by the EVERY M ON! OPEN 11 o.m. - 11 p.m. 7 DAYS A WEEK married t playground staff members Provo tofi HOUR HOUR which Included Green, Buckley, ^•Ksnt • BURNER Waddell, Robertson and Bow fwtreee,' FUEL OIL ers. Frederick Edwards was the ro F U E L O ILS SERVICE Some four hundred fifty and told I DEUVERY youngsters enjoyed participat field operations for the Hart- deelBlon. ’ ing at these two carnivals. foffxi radio and TV station. •bent it - The Special Event for the Edwards was one of the two SUMMER STORE HOURS: moce'etun) week was a Turtle Race Con engineers concerned with the •Tv M test. Following is a list of the Installation and operation of the tty mj CALL 643-S13S winners: Bwhley: Big Turtles, machine that seift out the beam tbat;1 I nil “ Clarence,” owned by Mark from the Springfield Museum pond high 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Poulin; Tiny Turtles, "Sunday,” to the broadcasting tower on workbig. : owned by Terry Nassiff; Keen Proven Mountain 10 rollea ey: Roger Granger; Robertson fiuway. AT REGAL MEN'S. SHOP ▼ara tor t Park: Fastest, Pai.i Morlarty; This wa« the first xmt of the to go to sc Verplanck: First prize, David beam for radio purposes. It Is RolUnson; second price, Greg Maurice 7 F la veil; third prize, Ed an ABCs Chaves. hoe” tonlg Tournament winners for FOREST PARK HEBRON horseshoes were as follows: ' ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER Buckley: Senior Horseshoes, CLOSED MONDAYS jOdc 8 F Carl Ogren; Junior Horse WHTOWN (NOW THROUGH MONDAY - AUGUST^ 16) TRUL shoes, Dennis Gliha, Nathan PHARMACY 6-ROOM LAROE S-ROOM " Hale: First, Angle Intagleita; second, Steve Wilson; Robert 459 Hartford Rd^-640-0946 C l EXPANDABLE GAPES RANCHES son Park; Butch Talagg; Ver Browa planck; James Quaglla. To Maintain OUT OOUtlnillty TUESDAY throush SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 P.M. Fireplace, built-ins Another tournament played of medical servloe wa are The woi and garage. *1 5f00 0 this week was jacks. Winners 22? ‘ *14,500 0.1, were: Buckley: DeUble Palmer; THURSDAY I AJI. to 9 fM. Keeney: Joanne Choquette; Open All Day OAL Richard Oatway; Rob Robertson PtokCi 6-ROOM RAISED RANCHES Park: Donna Kodes; Ver Built-ins, fireplace and garage. , planck: Priscilla Joasie. SUNDAY The riddle winners were: "TH E MARVa OP MAIN STRlEr' KOI All homes at Forest Park feature 1 acre wooded lots, amesite drives, full Robertson Park: Eddie Irish basment landscaped yards. and Diane Gagnon. 10% Minimum Down, Financing Available ' Inter-playground softball scored as follows: Charter Directions: From Manchester Center, Take Porter St. from East Oak 8, Keeney 5; Charter Oak 8t. Continue to HigMand Paili; and Rt. 85, Forest Park across from Gay City X, Valley Street 0; Verplanck NOTICE Park on R t. 85. 10, Nathan Kale 1; West Side 7, Valley 0; West Side 5, Ver O LUE'S OPEN SAT. & SUN.. 1 P.M. riN DARK V lanok 4; Keeney 8, Nathan [ale 0; Robertson Park 8, AUTO BODY. WEEKDAYS from 6 fM . HH 8 gBowers 0; Green 8, Waddell 7; - «r Aaytiiiw ->* Coll for Appolntmont . Waddell 10, Bowere 0; Rob 281 Adoim StrMf erteon Park 4, Buckley S. Hie CLOSED FOR •os MAIN UK SALES l Y ‘ standlnn to date ore; Amer ican: Verplandc 8-1, Charter V A C A TIO N •4S-2470 Oak 2-2, Nathan Hale 2-2, West U & R REALTY CO#. Inc. Side 2-2, Valley Street 0-4, July 19 nNough Keeney 8-1. National: Bowers July 31 ROBERT* D. MURDOCK — 643-2692 643-6472 1-2, Buckley 0-8, Robertson 8-0, Wadddl S-2. Otoen 2-1
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s uaed the pools dur- 8-H— the s’d Rather imer. Most e children, by far the attracting Hdtiisewife Is are not follow and Verplanck swimmers Thaa Star f through HOLLYWOOD (APV Why away in irmU nd. •barring »ole in a tsleyMon aer ies to become , a taouaenUa.? )h e ld “Because ' my'' religioR has taught me that being"a wife and A. (AP) — ..piother is a-fhotta isbportaot Judgment M e,'’ axplaliis.Itotaarta S h ^ , te, former memlMr of- NBC% ' SO- pia athletic minute WSMMn, “ th e Vliglnt- ell coach, ; jpneauae M her beUefa, Itober- ly Evening is doing hdr last saaaon in Id by a 2-1 Vit^nian," - atfinxigh thd nal afipealB aarias, which also stars l> e J. "Oobh, Jlames Drury, Dotag ICe- -Ctare and K.rndy Boone, haa ^ bean renewed for neitt year. Bt'fact, Roberta haa been ab- aant from the ehow elnce bar auurrlage last Dee. 10-to Kent IL Ohilatensen, a e tu i^ t at Brig- barn Young Unlveraty. Mlaa Shore is 20. Her hue- band’s ege is unavailable. “ m be oack next month,” she aald via telephone from her i^partment naar the oampwa at R ov o, Utah. *TU shoot a couple ef shows, InClumng one in which ru be maiilied & t t, to explain why ru be gone from the a h m .” Roberta Is quitting a Job that might have aslured her a healthy salai^^k yean to oome, plus anH RRdihg osreer as sn actraw. Her decision is more reniaritable when you oohslder her early start in act out ing; child performers seldmn quit show business, at least not voluntarily. "I started when I was S," Roberta renjarked. “I wasn’t pushed by my parents; aoUng . was siminpiy ' something I en- orn in suburban Monterey -Park, sbe began performing a Los Angeles television show. later Joined the Pinky Lee show as dancer and ringer. At l4 she aras making her dramatic debut with Jane Wymah -on a “Fire- atda Theater,” and she eontin- wsd with appearances on “ Play- touss M”. *«tudio One,” "Fa- Comedies will bo in abundance next season. Aniong Jerry Van Dyke as an awed'son in “My Mothmr, thar Knowa Beat” and other those appearing in them will be Barbara Feldon, the Car,” and Nina Wayne as a counselor in “Camp IG abows. Her Rlma included “The ■IwgiDr Dog.” “ The Young 8a- l^ t , as a secret agent’s assistant in *‘Get Smart” ; Runamuck,” all on NBC. vagaa“ and “Blue Denim.’^ ly Clean A . oootrabt with ReviM life very much. She will always PioduoUana led to her oasUng in be the chUd-at-heart who buys *^ni8' Virginian,'’ and she crasy things by maU from the aaamad haadad for a career of Life Is a Peachy Keeti A ffa ir Sunday papers, using phony high promise. Then she met names. And riie’B always bs ■sot Christensen. Hs was here the woman who keeps framed M -a two-yaar. mlaelonary as- By DICK KLEINBR cause Utely MU Fairow has 'No artist should be required pictures' at John Kennedy and arirnment for tba . Mormon HOLLYWOOD (NBA)— MU become a celebrity of acme to do something he hasn’t seen. Ivank Sinatra on her televlrian OEtirrii, o t which she is'also a Farrow la a baby doll who has note. Aa AUlaon MariCenrie on And I am. Blvery Friday, I get set. mamher. been tapped by aomebody's P^rton f Place, MU U the t^ three acripta■ ■ for* next wee: 9k’s After be returned to orilege at magic WMid and turned into a eud on the World’s biggest soap sbooUng. And many times I am B.Y.U., - their romance oontin- living woman. And she hasn’t opera. required to do or say things I Cominff Showt oed by letters, phone calls and quits piade it there is stiU As a ohlld—the daughter of don’t believe in. I. don’t want Panelists scheduled for "Btaiw WEEK •ocaalonal visltB. They ware much o f the doU about her. John Farrow aud Maureen that.” ring The Bdltors,” on Channel marriad here and retumsd to She has a doll’s eyes — big, .O’SuIHvaa—she went through Thete odds dre fSvorablo that, SO Sunday at 4:30 and Channal Provo together. blue and innocent Bhe has a the. dream thnee o t saoat kkU. when her term expires, she'll 40 at. 6:80 p.m. are, for this ’’Kant wanted a wife, not an doU'a viewpoint — life is a For a whlle^she wanted to be a be able to move on to whatever, week, Richard Murphy, Hotyoka aetraes,*’ aha said, “ and that peachy keen affair. And there fireman. Ai)d a nun. Asid then ahe wlriiea. Scripts flood In, Tranrindpt • Telegram; Rriiert taras the rbla X wanted. I went in is stlU ri>mehing about the rile wented to be a boy ao she even now when she can’t do Lucas, Hartford Timas; HaroM and told the studio peoide my doll in the way she talks, A ooi^ be « general "and wage them.. . (Although . _ there _ is talk fit LriVanway, Oreenflrid Reooidscw daelalon. They ware veiy nice small and sweet voice, and a brilliant campaigns for peace.” that 2Mh Oentury-Fox Oaaette, and Bice CUensow, Ooc- ah6tat.lt — ;X think they ware her Into a feature later thU gentle intonation. ‘T deoMed to be a writer,” nectlout Life. Ruiee stunned than upaet. But murii of Um transforma Bununer.) She U a good bet “rva bben going tot the uni- tion has taken. Uie's strictly a she says, "and. my father en for movie stardom a few years myself, and I've enjoyed human, maturs woman in her couraged (he in Biat baoauea he from now. that; 1 naver was able to go 'ba ehyrical appearance. And she thought t hril talm t" Ih ose who know her feel that yond blgti school bscausei.I ’ hae a human outlook Uwrard But eventurily the wish to such stardom will not affect her woridiw. My husband wUl be her career. act supersetted all those other goUm to graduate school id Har H iis cQnfllotfng attitude is wlehes. And ahe Was acting on vard for two years; and I plan Obvious when you visit MU in Broardway, in T lie lih p o rt^ ce to go to school back there, too.’’ her cheerful but modest ssc- of. Being Earnest,” when the BELMONT ond-fioor apartment in Beverly •oouts from 30Ui Century-Fox Hills. The room refleota her saw her and asked her to;teat OARPETPUZA ELECTRONICS Maurice OhevoMsr U the boat half-doll, half-woman person- for Payton Piece. •B ABC's “The Pal- allty,— there are the p a p e r “I eald, 'No thank you very WB USB WITH OUR LABORATORIES (onlgM »:S0-10; flowers she makes on the one much,” she says. “8o they asked WALL TO WALL hand, and her ‘ collection of me to test ,for a stra it .mo OARPBTm O 277 ^ 6 antique books on the other, tion picture contract. Ihat was BROAD Our SPEEDY ‘Tve had no adult exper fine. But tjien Paul Monash, TRULY DIUCIOUS iences, until lately," she sey«- the executive produced o t Pey Vt” Foam OHsklon "And' the cnee I’ve hod have ton Place, said that I had to be TAKE OUR STEP TEST ALLNEW CHICKEN hurt and shocked and sad AUU6n. So I agreed.” You w ill think yoQ. are Brown in 6 Mlnutdn dened me. I uaed to trust ray in Mis signed a three-year con Walking la Spaea tuition about people, but no tract with the show. A Ut more 11165 The M’S “ftaest m m * more. As a riiUd, I was an ob-. than a year of that has run out, with MMMfirable server—2 yraa terribly shy— and ahe says with flnaUty, that FREE ESTIMATES and X would meet people and she will not sign to do any more. la your heme with sample FM - When her three yeaiv is up, NstaM Braada OAIX IN OROBB watch them and I thought that 1 had them all pegged. Peyton PUoe will nave to write nek Up Id Miantso Later 'iBut Utriy pMpIe seem to out Allisdn MaoKenria some ChiMMitMd Ifinttltlotif M RADIOS have put on nusades when I how. ' CAU *49-1124 M ol’S DRIVE-IN meet them. And that’s been Why is ahe so adamant about 4M CENTER nr,—dIS-SdiO hard to take.” UT 80S Mbda Bt. Maaohaetar TV-Ra«lo, hales end Secvlee ThU, «( course,,may b* be “Only one reason,” ahe seyA 1-— ■ L a ss A iy sa a M u w w '' —...... rid III. I ■ — I L
> F A O I f .T W O . ggRALD, mWCHlBiatB, CONN., SATPRDjjr, JULY 17, |9« r y »; r C |* F ■ * f • f ■: % M a sm fota BVBanwcftgggAtj^BawEHtwrBii, ew tu; «fflO BPAf;>w .T w. im . SATURDAY W PROGRAM Mornitia PROGRAM Educational • (•> I wSl T U E S D A Y JO P R O G R A M <•^1 — _____ MiM TV W ln a «a M h _ MiW 8*5 gW» 08.88 ’‘•4IJiainr-.dy.-d M ounddr ylewa .J*njj^ Ir—tor. Uth Canturr IBmHiaa. A ^ ITangiand durM the IS7:88 Ks:til After Diaaer Mavb S.'S(|2S:^ ^ A ) A t '_____ . :.*»W*8, .Nawa ^ on tta A (roMler aoaJf*’ki ^MrejTT) (W )' Ym M •^egwb and Bla^ Brath. u m (|m ^ nowT h m » JUhrtalu—8 la F ^SR Staat nghta at tha i ) AoWm Newa MhUeal story of the man ‘ SiiisrA"*^* Nawa h««d a C«Mt-bn—a traia froM Aqaedaet — Iha Dwyer AMn. (Void L t ^ W i t aarte Oaa— FL Om c *. - M8VW ____ _ "K ing at tb» Wnd BtallkM, W< niO S l^ N awa. BBOgta «al 4 s r O M ttA ^ I Naora Oaorga M aatfooM ir aad OiUM T iavei flW l^ rtaad liU i i S w Brawater. A eapMn«4 Mack •iM fupddttknBonwo 8(88 ■UlUoo' oomM to 0 T:88 I L S a f f a ^ <€) Tofoat Saeula j g jM ^ ) taeal Nawa f i a Y - — af Pear of a widow aad■aa MrM r torn. U tM 8 ) ’ c ^ A P a re w m ^Paiformanoe.” A •TM UttlcM “ ■ • idl J S 2 S * * taw tan y Tarta — wMh MRa jrtntiili Bait aad W< 7lU tm Sanuwr BlgUlghli (88) ____ stiangl— ta wta .SrtE tta." ^ .1 ^-^JSLTtSr,N0W8 ( 9 A ft e r __ J eta Hoyt (i» ) ‘ ^ ^'Coior * ^ i s a i g 5CJ2* • ta e ta m a — and fcm., Sh#w ^ _ WIM Cleeiee'* (0 ) t ll8 ■awM -PUlity . In a ■■arch for bar iniaihig MMe% tta B it At Lako OoauMMBM oaeh kM- “ ------Bloks VD A triH 8:88 <1 l&4f)**Txjag» la 8(88 urdajr afteiaoce. to I^y5u8—eee <0) FV>relgn Offloa ia Semite a kw (M> CaadleilB riiiM ii ^ c T d e V p S ! !i) Talk 8lS8 IMtata’ af ttoYS^ Ws ______TIaaiil Bhipera. j^ tU M ."^ Beavfow muat S S ^ ‘ d a 2 s a Shortly after U iM <*> JUn> a m > jS w t n M *7*«aiV Bar- ekfonn a auolear aataWti StttUct Reaehmea Uiatereh "V eibotan." Jaaaaa Beat atari k aT B el am <|> Mm of Nbht Bela Lugott Doctor trana- Bee# the Ctowx tjwCiaather W ^ _ J y W c S J iur^sssxsnn^ <•» ■a a yooNr CU wlwdaSaa part at a^ .gaagatera |iU Pegaty Dawg ^ TV flM lA T •UaiM eroa* ■|The B li^m t’'nnio atorr at ™ Oeimany afur ~ .MTa a Mend, aad i l l toavie It fo Be .v8r «Im ) O aaaiaf U m SW di88 W h^t Now the A ir FOroa aad how it do* btand beoauMBaa a klBeUer. Xarrtada (|) Ta Ten «w Tratr toonieJtapta—' M diaooveJ^ | liven mea aad matariitl aar^ Oartaia Tiaaa )> Xhpea d fo it ee am Clilldran •"ilSaS**- JSf, i u m Yeu lbn*t Bay <0) 8:88 take WSdeeuw where oe earth la a BMUtor at Claudette CU* ,J) Nawa ) jhtta ■xytoraSaM e«.!8W .5fcS'® ® =^ houn. ta rt aad __ ran— WUltamaTA . Truth 18 tapeat of Jub It Maaalo at the RonuadBgypUan 7)88 What'e NaB liM (S> On Waa Boeha "Harria va. Caatra" The atory siss :Na^5^*^ Sataorte Katiaoa ct an Ainerieaa buaiaeaamaa Cleopatra fo r Mare Antomr. «•> Oai« Sform *Slita •:H '( n r l t •“ collect a ■JChriatmaa. ta JM y," DiSt - , _ ™ ..—dlo eommenta- lile ^ ^ t^ Wetkihtf “ ‘•jkdSrisa.st.*’ Joaa Crawford la “The Daoia- million doilara owed to him I (8848>lnmt’s Thia Beagf ia art ually a craven mur- *m (8) ta^flch^Jl^on. (R) (O) ed Don't Cry." David Bitaa PwweQ aad BOan Drew, (48) Thia b Aliea ( t » ______... (0) ^ Caatro'a Cuh^~ young man beUeraa be '-h U .1 . ....srargr^sS K If), ktiekay Mouse U<88 (iV SSe) co*fltan in th t melodmnn con- (U). X«ar BeilSbn — The *TOitaen Hauiu by Air" ITed ee M tav O riina Mtow tapeat of July 18 8) News, Spetfo aad ce n ia a a woman who haa Warid woo a. eontaat-vwMwnne aadnew roapa iTMirW theIIM macjauiray.V a^ur^,, jeonJohn Boward. ***** » h -r ^ iW MSttoa Dellar*l&^b Weaiher fallen la lore with aa arch rewsrd,d.. amtr *-to diaoover “it Mi88 % ,W ^ i^M ita !®1 i». W on^ " Gary Cooper, (88) Nem aad Weather Per AdaHa Oaly “Stranren on a Train." Ruth played ou —■■■■ iSiiYftr 1:18Il8 (8) Bte 8 Theater 18:H ^tggmnnt a t iKdtatfoa - . ^ Traamoster "The Histresa" Ron>“ ^and Robert Walker TmFN ews. WeellMs M i (88-88) Jeapakdy (O) "ThePathflnder,’!«eem * macoa saa\a« 8. 8MVrWStory UBef gha ^ ^ W BDNBabAT diH Nem (88) BIx Nem atar la thia biiarre tale of a ill ( 8 4 ^ ) PHm b i% W t nian, raised ta Indiana, who «iM (8) Big 8 Theatro UtU (88)^lght Ufe younc man who wlabea a ***** flpaetaealar (8) tave ef Ufo helpa , the Bn^lah after the “*• Sl 8ar “ 8:88 t ^ s Now ‘ R og^’ Regimaid^ Ametl- (88) Trslxht Shew atranger to help murder hia "Black Or^aua.^' Woman bdle Children (uui intelllgenoe offtoer iota to lov e^ i^ a BtaaUlan atraet r n a c h attack the tribe. Goo. father. Btantog A1 Hlrt. Queata: Tere Deaaa F Montgomery and Helena Car 8:88 Paadaniaatab el Manta toe French Foreign taglon In u,8.?s?'?S‘M s r liM (S) T e n Oeagriaanaa . b a n oar conductor, who la loved by 18:88 (8) Newe - Vletiwin to ftal a Nosl war "Undercover Mon." Secret sa BrroU Oamer, another. All come to tiagio U il8 ter. Coaa. Chartle Manna, The Letter- (8) Beareh for Tamil rag ^ ^ A dattral criminal. Dick Powell, Marta Servioa agenb tnfUtraie a Cong. Donald JT. Irwla, »- enda. Breao Mello aad Mar- (8S48) rn Bel (O) —r Peatarc . Torett and Vlnetat Price. Mng to trap a criminal leader. Norwalk m a, and the Donald McKayla wuaa Dawn. (O (84848) - Pather Km w s LANOUACHB (8) Admiral Jack Show Glen Pbrd, Nina Fbch. XMncera. U :t t *Di\ JUiythm, APiMeBing aawBT.Cnfota. lift (8) Btff S nMatev ( J ^ aiMag UghI A Ptyk, Ave.. doctor aervoa U8m b Um attiBctlve yotaiB Repeat of 8 p.m. (88) Peatare Pear-IUrty "Abt^ and Cootallo Meet ) h ^ > ” » « 5S J ^ m lly ^w ^^U ^e^??’ iO ) * ^ UiS8 (8848) Newt •«py to toe t t y ,-' ^ v J Brt»- Toatokt dhiw ^ a JMdyguard. iMUas from foiAagn oountrlee ’ • * * 2 J : t S ^ Frankenateln." Dracda and (»^ > Bad Jen BaaebaB n t t i e r t o t the Kina UnIvenM die and Sandra Pntada. A "Bxperiment P erils,” Hedy Frankenstaln i monster !*!l£fP* Persaedtiva V.a intelligence agent ao- Lamarr, George Brent Doo- ***** **■• BeiHity Paceent. wUch wfll b . Abbott and Coatallo in older t,..feiL .a ‘S5r% ) HILUUULT BXOPM (88) Oheyeai SiiiThe Oreativa Fwam aignedtorSscuaacaiittTe Ger tor suapecta ^llantoorplst’a to tranafer Coatello'a brain to **** ®'*' ^*** Peioe Bellgleaa Irena Ryan, Granny of "The 148) Swabby televtaod ntxt Satur^, Ian- John Clardl man scientist who has escaped wne of murder of her auter-. P ita 8:88 Fetat af View f> ^ toe Ruotana. tn-liiw. **'« niOTster. Abbott and Coo- 1:W (M> Newa, nga Off Beverly HUtbUlies," is wei*lng Stl8 (I) Yogi Hm t guaca pcoblems ahoiAil be at a _ (88) Bapennaa ^lo. Bela tiugoal aad I TwiUsht lo M 8:88 Travel Time T;tS <81 Snored Beai* Ills (8) Year Ceagreeamta^frem 8:88 (l> Tha ChrlateMava *1 Dream of Genie.** Howard ___ Repeat ot July M < » Thia la Ib eT tte Morris* Dranoa ooooenis a 7:88 WhaFe New (81> God b the Anawev „ Bmllio Q. Daddarta !>■ mMk office clerk who ae- tapeat of 8 p^m...... eXonL qutres a modem Terskm o i fits Places 7:88 The Prueh Ghef B.ne *“ Parade 8:18 (8) The World Araand Va (IS) Topic TURNPIKE PROGRAM 8:15 (1) Davey aad OetaA • •.vK BK .fi.J"' * • 8:88 <81 Davey aad OoHaa iSI Snawera (M 8^)8m 32r Right Mevb Xtaa Ohaaael X-15," David H tiU tia, diU (8) Nem M Show (88) aevem m aat la A auriea 1:SS(18) Meta iaMball TEXACO 1:88 (S> Best Seller (88) dobhoaie Oaraea (O (M) Dawa BIUe laatitata Charles Bronaon, Jamea ' Ore- like Bookcases SEi WlUey a gueata 8:88 (88) Special Bepait tw 8:48 (8) Uaht Ttae Miy and Mary Tylar Moore, h^ude Bloe Clemow of Coon. (8) Movie 8 (•TBllTitaJgS’^ * * jamea StowaiL • narrator. Open 24 HfNm A D aj I^e Matotolne, Robert tacaa "Room Service," Marx Broth- 8;M (8) Nem ------Canon (O) •*•• •* ““ BlTWitaak tn Trinidad." Two beeau$9H ^m U nna*$tqt front in the handly era, LuclUe BalL Ann MOIer. (8) Sortslde Sta 1:15 (8) Newsoope (8) Faith for Today (0) Dynamic air adventure about w t**Sjbtrtford nmea and "Midnight for Prince Chrum- 1:88 (8) Newa aad Weather (88) Saadoy Fanata amall-tlmo rackoteor'a lotn the experimental super plane. (C) Firestone Tires Ru—eUD’Oench ot the Middle- Pennlleaa theatrical producer Artnv and turn their rlidlU to 18:88 (8) Candid Camera . Vnaa. , and aides fake meoalea to keen tog", Ken Madison solves a (8) Memento ef Gemfeit -w (88) W oidV Ufe m a t being kicked out of their murder to convlniM a friend Good Night Hyma (48) Sacred Heart Csht^m lea. Brian Donlevy, (1848) The Regaea Quality Line Products 8(88 bforaatieaai isw -t t Pat O’Brim and Janet Blair. (8) What’ a My LbeT botRl. he is toe victim of a con game, 1:85 (8) Moment ef Meditattoa -> (48) The Ohrlafophen "The Story of Will Rogen." I Gen. Repairers License Repeat of July b T 8 p.m . <88) Nawa, Qtotta aad (1848) At norm WMh Bitty llie Challenge of (Change Weather boy ,'humoriat who became a (88--48) Newa Com er Broad and P.M w h d a y (48) Actfen Nem 8:48 (MrNews aad Weather (8) laalfht natio^ 1 ^ WIU Rogera 8:48 (88) Nem (88) nUa b the Ufe (U > 8:88 8 ^ s Now J|J5 (*•) Bi^tora Bernard Shew' IlM (1) Little It Heta (48) Oral Baberte UlU (8>-P. J. Wevle M iddle Tpke. W est Children 1:88 Yatua Omttir**** *^’ ^**“ “ *“ “* "Dark VIctora," Bette (18) SabSoriidieB TV M:88 (8) tamp Unto My Peet (18) Paatare POme Bumphry Bogart, __ (88)im r The Chrlst‘“ • ^ **«•* <®> (88) Insight^ AUTO STAR ( » Jewlah Newa aad Tiawa 08-8#) Bed Sox Ba BreaL Geraldine PiUgai_m Phtme 643-217« *’“ Ss^as « fi£ r ‘‘ (48) The Bebea (884M) iMeal Nem (88) Challee of Solvattaa - B ^ m at Cleveland and R b^d Reogen. Carefrao I ll s (88-88) Newa Weather (M) The Big Pietare . — Ifevte 8:88 (8) Fas sword 1:15 (81) Bnmmer )BlghUghte 4:88 (8) PIve Fbgera helrem leama that becauaa of t a g - t M .p m . (88) Spelts Oamera ‘The BatUe at St.Vlth." Part a brain condition she hM only 1(88 Oheolnnrto ton montha to live. (8848) Whera tta Aetfoa b (48) N em chilling atory of one ot the 4:88*(tS) YeHewetoae — TravebgM 1:88 (8) Mister Kd <*»>^tacal News, WeaBwr nmi 8:88 (8) — Haa JW Forty <8^1 The Virgtalaa '• ‘ ‘ I “ * * « t a w (8) Faria c ^ -r tanniutlc a^enturer bd ie^ WHERE 8:88 (8) Baveriy HUIbilUes Ing ta beautiful osaiatant and 8:88 (8)* Bdge af NBM (8) W a^r Speeiali (88) ladaatry aa~Paiada ns hss finally found the coal oiuy ta betrayed wife bellevee Mareaa- « « Jl* ?•“ * » ' ttaay^ of htddm weiuth in an emerala be'a InnocenL Hardy Kuiwar YOU SEE mine In Columbia, Sa Ameii- *•'*• ■eArtPiagiam ata BJtabeth THIS OARNER'S (i^iek'ltal'lyha Staw 11 an ■'•‘ ••I* Calendar (88) Medal itSPTM In OayBeipa and White eeU 8:88 Ui88 (8) Camera Three % > T t a : SUMI W edaee^ N^M^at the (8) Pamitara BeffaUahlag WIWIW Mevlee (8A48) Benny S S o S S T * "Fancy Panto," Bob Hope and (88) P ^ fo 'lh ith amia’SS am l4tolUe BaU. ^R) (C) ^ (88) Freatlera at Fetth (48) Sheitff of Oechta (88T~tta'i?s2a®^ M O T O m H n A 8:81 (8) Nem UiU (8) PTi at Ull BKLMONT /‘fi. %?.,*» Seere4 il88 (8) Baaxar Andy Shew •^^*^lad tta'l^'SoldlarT" 11:88 (8) iBtoraattoaal Ttae (88) News, Bin Off OARPBX BLAZA OMOMT ta" PonrjmLmry' <8848rKtodiCRuM (0) urn (8)I OemmetaTaiM^Oemmenta aad Paapla MIehey Kaeea Oeb ss& snrm ta'i& jir. la s onto Thompaon'a guertia a “Is m V A ^ i b P m m Bang (U) Mfflian Denar Mevie reculTi..miter for. . . tna„ „ PeoM Corpa. d:88m {tfl-^**^***^fi?* (|> Itaatfolh Oeatory * *• P ita - Oscar Mami (8A48) BallwIaUo "Top Young to Hate." Btory 1:18 PUDHra TXXAOO »-• ItU CAU M9-17S2 18:18 (SlOna Stoaltamid Sales Mamigir ^pertol*y!ttar." Dana- and SMta to tava been tnuw- (8-1848) 1:88 (8> e r riM — Um baby of ta lato . ( *lf you dMit buy (18)' SondayS t e s j S ^fiswissatta 770 MAIN 8T. f ^ lt o to another m A tore S OrigweU m. imtU awboritles Ob- ^ your car at Auto p r t ^ Jto, Auer and Dennb i8 ia DiBeonnt House, id lh b B . ' W T M ^ OZL fXK am. ^ editoror oTo f a i PL ------KANdE m 4 DRYOI M ICAIN XT. ig^^'S.'ue you're paying too M wapmr taaglea with aa un- dtl8 iSM8>. Ifoerfo he Aatfoa MAKB A DIFFBRBNCB WHERE YOU SAVB1 A gooii," pi»pw)etli acniinUoua, cattle buyer. WIRINO SEEVICE ^ DOES Uiee w y e ta ) News, 8 ^ ai * L much. , (18) The Way TRUNELE wuyjABB Howea. o f ____reaitliy> arietoern- fftwa and Weather "The Bound M a Btoaw." Ooidd I yiiMsww ttsbrnwaw wito tta& e Moot Can an ' you prove that you are not a 1URNPWI I8RVICI CommunlatT S tapg^ t isssjas « g IB O M ■htowrecked on a guaranteed 100%! U iU (8) FiefOa fe w R o m M hat mrnt- U lU t a ) N&htUfe tot 8htw „ ^ "Booker T. S A V I M t ; S I MSTANT •l88 • Large Selection of , !s i w B o i A u a utaGTiiaiiSSlS*' »i88 (8) bfoela " ^Ifoo Malay Lovaie Fine Can! r o . A M 1 lA R N IN dS IN I lN of a woman who attraotad mi mwf^dSSrVuSr b Pief. !8)^ ?teiarS r» nomaa a Beritn, author of Dante" viw will dtacuon the WImsI AUgnmoit ItU di• t L*TO'j5k3TJS:.j?rir *•» Mud BRlaadbf With AUTO Precision Snmp-On H—rwartt? i4ud U toM . m S S u the oncittng (S ^ )“ WfomS*hata r.JeaSaFsSHtu I M E M A I M M i Equipment T\ • BoimD n, oovBirm v . — itf^ A oU m Ifew t ^ DISCOUNT ,m ii;,-Hs>Sr “ *1 W eatoet S'dAvaYIruf^iraioJt *“ * U iM (b) . . . . Tta Uviag Ward Doubts Stamps ta ) Matv OrtfllB gtaw CsmieCSMe On Sunday : HOUSE, Ina UiSS(S) Tear DIMRSIY.nOELSR « mI C o - Rm . WILSON TUniPIKE A in Honnt7AJII.tollPJf. Gorog# 478 Center S t „ —...N .y . va. T.. Waahlagtan Paahlagtan The Man Wta Waited.” Jody a5‘5£l2fv,t22 «AWgAOnOW» HANPMP ON UCTSKMCO. MJJU nKOBAN fiM USOBD AND PNIJMrsaw-AlTTTTTAt. irCNlMI ■W aCttAlJETB IN Pltone 843-9581 Sjfa'jffga .iis.its SEATOOVSIt DICK NOBLt Prop. WmUBL AXJONBIENT AND cow (R)”"’"* *® **• IMW. • m a i n W H M g WRAMM BPHVMTUl • B-Z Financing . S i «S!Sv£riu.8. *^532SSitt5«35iSt'' m o e m 128 Tbllaiid HAs. OBNKKAD AUTO KEJPAIR - * Open Evenings O H « JWaaHh NEW of wet brought heaviest Februar flash f ■mall st PAGE FOUR - MA1^6HBSTER*EYENING HERALD, MAf^CHESTER, CONN,. SATURDAY. JU iY 13,. 1S6B east coi The U. Windsor heavy mi Can *Jeanhie* Fail? THURSDAY PROGRAM cause mi Btreams m ow TORE—(NBAT — l« lT ]r f ‘ TiaM ClHunMl alaatsUon ha's Inhartted Jack ^ Iba Bad Rl^ Um i w i i iiM a predloHon to l:i* (I) Bast asllar Kdly, May Wynn anf ftlobard There > aaalc«, but iM t Jie. #outd like miaka a movie, the flihn vetalon "lifave Her to HeavoB,' Part (B-ld-M) Sanaa Bead SbfW at the X o t.U u cy MDdarthy*a "Ihe I. Ban Amea Wllllama' atorr Admiral tote She# ' t tiad>m-W> Dr. m darajBl ' ' the wea everyme to know he W a pea- of a Jealoua wife, who atoitpao (t-tdAd) My Theaa Seas 'Ol at nothing, bidding muraar, % ’ ^ f f e :^ 5S -»U ld .y f :##' Password ‘ Xhitnam Befotw he waa caft In I to maaKgmUaa n n nuaba^'a and R i^rd Conte. A young • ’ oddA d) B iwditb ad •Tm taie Mn4 of guy wtw aaya Qream.oi Jeannle, talL talented aftaetton. Oane Ttemay. Cor- couple expecting thair flril dtid Tbs Da lh a t’a 1)0# peeelmtaOc I am.' a portte of that time hla Mvefar Astaire, mm rt Ryan. Robert Kfatt'l lihOi that In mind, I want to Banehlay. war hero aponds Site (Ml I “Tlw Kamchatka aay that I don't know bow ‘I ftwedhdi wife, KaL'took a m laava la NTC dreaaed la clvl- .M) Maveriefc John PdtayUia, R efer Berry. t: I Han d otb a s; meats and falls (Wt Swabhy - A rroup -of dtraageis gam Praam of Jeamde’ eaii fliM." ,1a lore wito young girt. |iW <•> thMhIsberry Haaad fdoae uaderataadlng of each Sc “I Dream of Jeanhle” la a Other when TtosalaB tighteia ahd Prefton. *- 8d When you afti M l H m S A o a Oamo liai MUHaa DOar Merle aew televialon aeriea, aet for Bo m Whh UIW iMt VUsa VaSlarea aUempt to foKO thftheir Laanr tf hk had mo9od thoughta Be «IM) - BiOeauW— :ba i^ 00-7 down orer f M K next ML laury playa ah about aojcepUog a aertes -Ma 0 »V (C> _ aatronaut wtm an Mows Ooarentloai Is la saaaioa. .^lai Par _ •• .1 PASi ■kaglo. powata, Jeande ahoOM ftse (l> Faaawaid (S) Haws aad Weather Dig Hsws .•at men dreaming. whim-la entlelpated and oatared ----- It MaaMUr at Trath <»> Baehy and Bis FHaads' U t ld .m i H______lkkg- aion L( to by a gaala baa not affacted 8 (Ml Adrealare wSh Plaak lit) TeiiwM dbew a Iflehaal Aaaara, la expectli _ Oerdea StaiTiag Jobaay CaiwCarson <0 ) study 0 a( Mehael 'Anaara, la ecpeothig Lany, ba Inalata. But Mai aaya, l:ie (» Maaaa Baity U iW Tharsday INaiiighl “Now avary morning X have to Tha Paata fa AeMea Ifewa ,. . **Bst«m afTtha Texan,.* Yoaac 8 rate ( Mialr fln t oM d In.Septemher, aay, 'What do you deftre for :i<*toM> A Tims tar Vs ditf. (t> taerle. Hears aad Weathor hasp his home. tta aatlea la way ahead o< ttH ■•ws wltk Ws . » i y ^ v —lalaa ia Paiadlso stead. ^ irtsoa, Joaand' of life. athiaa, with 11 itta m mmad and bceaMhat; Meetarf' t dild <•> Haws and WaL Lahore *>** (*> .■ < • • •* s< O to haaaa 4^ jRrMUMHe H. Plclw prodootton now atopped un (m yAiw thet Weald <■) TeUMm Dr.hr. Biolhers after the baby la bom. 8o Laity if! nallnuutar of hfe ( (ie-Ml Oasaial ■aapital U iM .I B E ii m the nloe poaitloh of balM fiM The Big Pletaie Wealhar . 3 yetnere.'areeitala: letter tar! Atkninial iX. (toM l Teaag Marrieda (M> HHawai t i i f (t> News -bar. .spending Can Protect t ie i (t) B a ir n Aady Show Uifd «») Tealsht ____ dollare t B a teh O sm e . _ Stantog yohaw Caisoa tO) No evl (•> MIekay Maaae (Sab ’l:dd Oaa V & oa k Bepejlf -> In the 1 MUHaa OoIUr Marls Weather. ’'Cooouailng Horde," Richard treleaeed TtU (S » SgnaTs Daaoa Party v S . Perea BaHgleas T he A ctor Arten. Pay Wmy (M> Saeita Ctuaera ' lined a (lAM) TraSmaator . Haws Hsnw aad Weather to the ] 4 iM <»> Newa ♦ lid <1> The Meaaten — Hews tilt (S> Btg t Theatre (SS-M) Daniel Beeae lild ft) Memeats.af Meditatien -• aietess 1 "The Bong Kong Affair." Sol ' (SdSM) 'Jenay ()aest Siga OH Before dier goes to Hong Kong to . „ fid) SabserlptUe TT Til^Measeala ,af Oeaalert -• ELECTRONICS 1 ^ AiOMB8 MOOBEHEAD learn about mysterloua tea t:dt (I) Perry MaSaa am o t I n O L L-YWOOD '. (!P) — I hava Osed Might Hyma g r a i^ t LABORATORIES played eo many autborttativa peat Ma and atrong qbaiacters that soma 10 be c« |>eople are narvoua bt the proa- Transi 277 BROAD pact of meeting me for the first FRTOAY J(/ PROGRAM Bon mile time. I many ‘ ‘ Hmnunm, coma to think of it, lift (t) Best Sellar it) Marla g . „ (TOAd) OeaarM HaepHal fijtot^^agdtort the corrupt ,pow> ing terr lii their aboes I ihfght be, too. •tld (|> .Ta Ten the Trath ' company town. and ated To ba trank, there la a certain ‘What a Blonde," Leoa B r- OMd) Tea Doa’t Say (0) 01) rol,.Teds Ann Borg. Underie (U) la the PabUe latdrest aiail nu SERVICE amount cf aloofhees on my part dalesman hurt by war short OtoM) T m M anieds aefuaUy ages, tries drasths ways to ob- . . _ at timee,. becauae an actor can tala sUk. t :U Haws aad Wealhar be some clem. . . . in-Sd) At Borne with Kitty | »^ M lo| ^ Mease OMh After all. In their profeaeion Aettea Hews Bis News BVir In aCtors" play on 'emotiona and I) TraSutstorTraSmstor „ „ -Starring------» JohnnyJohn Carson. RADIOS a moat vulnerable aray becauee __ ___ tor Today dstS (O) toe fmn . Aimrica’s Orestest Moriaa CAU *49-1124 they are aeUlnjg themselves — (tM d) Hews d:dd Big t Meatio "My Six Convicts." Psyi^o- thw looks, attitudes and so (S) Password . "Cobra Wonuui;" Cobra worn- gist gets six prisoners'to taira makes the snakes part'' t InI___ an__ experiment______designea, forth. If people take potahota at OMd) Meaieel et Troth pleasant Maria Moatex. Sabu, to prove psychology can in »v-i flalea and Sendee them, it raelly hurts! Adadial AdC SW "Angels Over Broadway.^ RtteI___ ber of actors tend; to soclallae (M M d ) A TtaM for Vs Of) Psatare Psar-Thitty Hayworth,------1, Thomas* Qumu __ MltcheU. IdAdAd) Hears with Wsmaa ’ ‘AmbUBh.” Robert Taylor aad Douglas PalrShnka. Jr. WitMn their own professloa. Artoas DahL A seout asaignod 0)^U Dr. Brsihars TUa is not anObbiam, but rather •idd 0> Bdge at Nlskl to rescue a white girl cap- UiM ») P. J. Msrie GARDEN a ease of protecting themaelvaa. »> Another Werid toed.hy Jtoeebee has trouUa 'ITo-w ..m.wlUre mMmx-' aad^ nwrrHers IIINot,** TmSaaaatar ^ CMpUla. Humphrey Bosart, Lauraa My profeaeloo la sacred to Mil, Walter Bramaa, Boagy SUPPUES m e, Tm h a j ^ when peo^e Ukc Stdd mi Carmtohaol. Brnost H eia^ OWysaaa • perfonnaDoe. X oaai’ t help It- Swabhy SI ' womaa .O ialn when they don’t. This la a re- Coming Bhows liM Mwnaibiliw 1 have to shoulder. I lS £ w Merto !»' rata. Pet Beada T bor OiMtis aad Manejr Amaa and Pet Attlia seldom read any etltlelsm. There aeema to be a genered ra gueala oa NBC’s "aaturday human tendency to destroy. NIHbt TlatiiClB Brow* ’ ’ t a n ^ < 0 at U :M . ^ » y Daatructlvlam seems to ba A. Stbloott D- (8p« UTTLE A ona of tbi fotblea of mankind. _ln c MaHMa; Hid Naw V.B.AM PsiMo Wbaai I ’m bafoea the pubUe, AiadsmllB’ * vMI ba rabroastoaad NE\ McKin n e y thera probably are- ladivlduala tooroRow dram t to'-d p.m. Tlia York U WOODBBinaB ST. i;s S’, who are haaltaat about coming aamtod to Chat riched im to apeak to au. In thla attoa- siSBminda ttw- paoida a m, i!?*-*tolea Haws - fidd O) Horn I Uon. ihiay put up, the barriers. aad toh onwMnant. * i!L t e t o j . g r " to* Wsalhse to sta X hare always fait tost the bur Wlao^nhd wdH coadoct diU S T to Collect Xastdord Itymphauy In Ma roost auocaaaful iartlata are the -F ~ —— J and h WHY to talk to, taaapt that Itostiaansnar muate fasldvBl con- Hews they are protactad by buffars — oa :Ctaamial 9d' Friday aA Baarhsa Fenwii aacretailaa and a—lataiHa. S PJB., r u iaadad Jvfy E| ad as an HONDA Soma kind of protaetkm la abao- p.ak TXm ooaeait. Srat panfotiB- dividU; hitely aacaasaxy. Baoauaa an ad tost Xaauasy,' kaoludda Hi# Haws dll _ bdlteetal wMi M .to. Esad- The R HOMER OHE aetor gives and gives and gives ena Rd la antartalnmant, ba has to kew dotious fraa “My Vhlr Lady.” Tidd ThBsy Bags ,P rinces • Honda’s sopertotity is somathlng of himaalf and can't Robatt GoUladand PbrW alja- MBw oosmetl aam ttsrsf rocord* axhaamtmmaalf In pMvata Ufa. lar asa ruato Ca NBCa "Tha early 1 • Honda sets ths Xtotok an artlat ftiould ba Jaok Paar Ptafram” rrld»y 10- remain kept aapardtod to maintain U p.B L 7iU •ASEROARD Inatltut standard for erafts- glamor and a Idjad of mystery. , Aa hourknw axiikoc4ttoa o f oollectl n M n s U p . Otbarwiaa it’s Hke taavli« three m wotM of ifia XtoMaa mottoa ( w f awhldB (B) RADIATION was fo • Honda gtyigs yon the wals a day. ITatty dun. sfoturds, . “TIm IBO. . lir a jw mtamallsaal ShswUam came 1 X don't beilava In the gM-naxt- iBsoapa," b HI be rebfoadoaht’ - Amdoh^ host, "The Or- finest motor^eies at door Image. What the actor has Momlsy 10-U p.m. on CBS. Mermaid. (10 CONVERT amasse areawmaUeprice to aoU to the pubUe la fantasy, a “ ATC Sobpa’* wlU aaaeft eo yeai said th magto...... c t iMradiant ■ A S M mmd of Haclam a year after hiR SystMM R MoA> SBB should not be analysed. toe xtota in "Hartam: Stmunsr •ltd 10 elded ( r m I Sndora, my alter W Wddndsday Jf):ao-Ui 1km. . fabuloi) ago on “Bcwltohad,“ . would IXavdd M d«an and ktory T^- W atd would agraa. She’s 4ulfp: an actress ar_Mom hvpear in toaj “ The Mm Prusals 9 y W v n lB been e STORTS OEHTER haraaU, somathnaa, and batter “X-lS," tonwirow iigia!d-il on g dupk" Lm Maa- •M Center St. — StSSll# versed In magto than moat of i® a Xamdii Btoi^yt ia ■emn-dad Patrlok last w< W illia m since t haired, ralsallasVBayaaUas's Bay receive Ptayheaea , Oil, eeremo MANCHESTER / S tn ita aomebc StaM jj^a People i whose MOTOR S A l ^ irt qeaaa^ "O^loni 841 B roa d soulptu cDo *ou Pall m Love S tr e e t and OLDSMOBILE A-Tawn7". James led T>W-JMofy 649-4S 48 thentlc visit s how sh who b MX WEtT OENTCR «r. -1 HM SIl ICE PLANT OPEN Jewels, Wrtirdayk a AJA: to eia# PJE—•SaatoiM 8 A-M. a, a p.ig, talked : p B A / e m m i Hong-1 Baleno 81 BRNinX ST. dono NEW or USED LT* V nmaa 80*1188 ■hould 18t at State neater aaia Btoi To 1 - ...... € JM quality was po the tel out to poroeli but In bave t anoe. lucent waa ot •us at( a u « Ms sti ■oattoi tura I told Is a hit