Mrs. Adams Is Sor the Passbook but a Cre's Ainother Kind of Statement

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VOL. LXXXVn, NO. (TWKNTY-FOUR PAOBS—TWO SBCIIONS) HANCHESTER, C»NN., FRIDAY, JULY S, 1968 (d seslflea AdvertislBg on Ilac« fd) PRICE TEN CENTS

NasserTalks NEA Proteste "w W ith USSR Slight Against On Mideast Negro Guest

lioaoow (AP) - PrMid«nt DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — The CWnal AMM NaMer o( Egypt National Education Asvodation had “ia frank axchanga of opl* nlotis” witli Runian loaden to has filed a protest because a day on ttio IDiMlo Blast dead- tavern owner refused' to sell kxdi, Taas said. The terminokH beer to an African nation’s offi gy of fhe official Soviet news cial. And the U.S. attorney here agency indicated they diea- said today the law could be on lêed. Tans reported, however, ttie the side of (he tavsrp erator. meeting—opening formal talks Or perhaps not. la the Kremlin—was ■ "marked The incident occurred near y ' ’ by a friendly and cordial atmoo- the Municipal Auditorium where phere." It saM the Middle Bast about association mem situation, Sovlet-Bgyptiaii rela- 8,000 ttona and oiher international is bers are holding a natimial con sues were taken up. vention. Leonid I. Breshnev, the Soviet A guest of the convention, Mrs. Adams is Oommunkrt party general secre Mooki Vltu^ Molapo, first secre tary, Premier Alexei N. Kosy tary of the Embassy of Lesothp, gin and President Nikolai V. said he was refused service be-’ Sor the passbook but A cre’s ainother Podgomy led the Soviet side in cause he Is black. thn diaouaeion. Molapo quoted a wisitress as Naaasr was flanked by For saying. “ Can’t you see that eign Minister Mahmoud Rlad, you’re black? We don’t serve Chief of Staff Qen. Abdel Mo a '.- »■ kind of statement blacks in here.” ’ nelm Rlad and AesemMy Speak a er Anwar Sadat xA Egypt. ’The tavern owner, I. M. Jolly There was no am»uncement said the law does not require him to serve 'Negroes because . fiorDiaLne. on how long the talxs lasted or he does not serve food . and on what p ^ t e the two sides may have differed. therefore Is not a restaurant. The Egyptian Embasey said X U. S. Atty. Eldon B. Mahog Nasser m ^ t decide to stay in ■quoted this from the 1964 Cavn the Soviet Union two days long Rights Act regarding establish er then he originally planned. ments covered when he was questioned: "Any restaurant, Senior diplomats elsewhere cafeteria, lunchroom, soda.foun-. said Egypt has offered to take tain, or other facility principal!^ back a United Nations peace engaged in selling food for con It’s called Statement Savings. keeping force on Its si^l as port sumption on the premises, in ef an Arab-Israell settlement. cluding, but not limited, to, any Statement Savings is ah alternative to the But meamîile a boost in Egyp such facility located on the tian military spending was re premises of any retail establish conventional passbook. It provides you with a ported in Cairo. • ment.’ ’ A repotted "peace offenalvef’ Tallest Man in the Platoon • Mahon said this ’definition regular statement of your savings account mailed accompanying Nasser’s trip to could be Interpreted os meaning Moscow has been played down Beiner the tallest man in the platoon has mixed ad any place that does not sell food to you four times a year. by Egyptian informatipaper in .Beirut, Lebanon, A1 a muddy street south of Saigon. You may not get He said the law does not list taverns as covered establish Anwar, carried a story declar as wet as the'others, but before you wajle in every save because our Statement Savings System ing Nasser would tell the Rus ments. But at the same time, sian leaders the Arabs could not one hands you cigarettes, tobacco pouches, paper Mahon said, it does not specifi is as fast as cashing a check. ‘ compromise any more and If Is back books, and other valuables to keep dry in your cally exclude taverns. rael remains Intransigent "they helmet liner. It can make for rough going when Meanwhile, Jolly declined fur " Instead of a passbook, you will will have no alternaUve but to ther comment except to say, "I fight to recover occupi^ terri you must use one hand on the tautly held rope plan to talk with my lawyer to receive a practical, personal tory.” A1 Anwar headlined this: and the other to keep things dry. (AP Photofax) day and I don’t want to say any identification card. With it, you can Reminiscent of Uie original Fourth of July, a pyro "Nasser dictates terms of set- thing until I talk to him.’’ Uement." * technic Old GIo^ last night stood its ground at Mt. Jolly said earUer, "L abide by make savings deposits and Thousands Witness The conciliatory Egyptian ap the law. I hope to continue my Nefbo Field while showering skyrockets and crack proach was made by Foreign present policy, but if I have to. withdrawals at any Hartford Minister Mahmoud Rlad in Co Antiaircraft Missiles I’ll serve them (Negroes).’’ ing salutes paid it tribute in the evening's finale Last Blast at Neho penhagen Wednesday. He said Sam M. Lambert, NEA execu-, I National office. Egypt accepted the realities tlve secretary, asked. the State “ Battle of the Clouds". (Herald photo by PintoJ By WILLIAM MOqUIN "and one of these Is Israel.” Depa'rtment to make an oMclal Each statement you receive A crisp salute split the damp Manchester air at 6 "We only want peace now," Fire on B52 Bombers apology to Lesotho’s ambassa he said. ,p.m. sharp' yesterday as a bashful sun peeked through By GEORGE ESPER before by the Soviet-made mis- dor In WarfUngton. will show every deposit and A1 Ahram, Cairo’s leading an overcast sky providing a dual welcome signal for an Aisoolated Preaa Writer elles on raids In North Viet dally which supposedly speaks estimated crowd of 30,000 whp wedged into Mt. Nebo SAIGON (AP) — Two enemy nam’s southernmost section, but withdrawal, the amount of interest for Nasser, did not report In Washington antiaircraft ralssUes were fired none ever has b e«i hit so far in Field to witness the American Legion sponsored annual Rlad’s statements, neither did your savings have earned and the ^ . ■ . fireworks display. * at U.S. Air Force B62 bombers the war. the official Egyptian news agen attacking North Vietnam’s Work on Subs Petitaps the potenUally record but one of the most generous In cy. The B62s began a massive current balance of your account at the southern panhomBe Thursday, bombing campaign Monday crowd came as testimony to the history. Even now bar* em- Both reported Rlad had held a Foot Bridge Plunges the U.S. Command reported to against enemy arallery sites time of the statement. Of course, if you fact that this would be the final spioyes are busy determining the news conference and that Brit day, Held Behind^ Fourth of JiUy celebration at the official totals which are not ex- ish reaction had been favorable, and storage areas in. the pan still wish to keep your passbook, we’ll Mt. Nebo site. F o r the very peoted to be published until Spokesinan said ncme of the handle and the northern part of At Fireworks Display ground on which the displays Monday due to late donations. ' (See Page Twelve) eight-engine bombers was hit. the demilitarized zone. Since update it for you. were set already bears evidence The early threat of rain had Ttie B62s have been fired upon then, they have flown 28 raids in Says Kickover the ne'w Rt. 6 will not be long In thfe area. LONGVIEW, Wash. (AP) — A pitals. Seven were admitted to little effect on the optimis- coming. '^ e giant bombers are c«fllO(M • SIORIRCTOR . I « U . rjOtOR • ••HWORO • UOTMO « MlDDiriOWR LBJ Mixes Seven children on a holiday out^ By Enemy Fire ple,yelling, then it went down. Everyone had a different Idea “ I believe that Dick Nixon Is pete with chanting antiwar dem ■ leased Thursday night. The footbridge was closed at Ing and a man who was givring as to the most comfortable, yet behind at the present time onstrators. SAIGON (AP) — Lt. Col. He said the Na'vy agreed last Diplomacy least eriod of between tee and greei^ a |duf(- Westmoreland was sworn in as problem, he has made four or rahch^tyle'diplomacy today be was reopened when repairs sheriff. time.’’ er’s nightmare requiriipg a'shot chief of staff in Washinôn. tive -studies . . . what the. next fore taking' off for a weekend were made. Still standing at one "When the first car got there, The traffic death toll during of at least 180 yards. With pho Westmoreland had commanded delaying tactic will be I simply end of the bridge is a sign read the families of the kids were the long Independence Day Laird was Ltervlewed on tographers recording every U.S. forces In Vietnam the last don’t know," Rlckover said. Central American sumtnit ABC Radio’s "Cm Location." ing, "No horses on bridge.” wading around In the water, holiday weekend passed the 200 move. Rockefeller made it look four years. Foster. In a later appearance conference in El Salvador. , Asked how close Nixon is.to ■: w hy''' Lonnie Knowles, 27, a police crying and searching foy bod mark today. easy, rapping a 180-yard shot Van Deusen was the brother before me subcommittee, said The President and First Lady winning the OOP nomination, he officer from nearby Kelso, was ies," said Capt. Edrl Branch of The total number of fataliUes over the /waves to the apron. of Westmoreland’s wife, Kathe he supported the effort to lower flew to San Antonio Thursday said, "He’S about 39 votes short and' spent three hours at aniong six men who searched the Polk County sheriff’s de- across the nation midway It was no^less spectacular rine. He leaves a widow and sqbmarine noise levels, but through the second day of the of a convention nomination on 'v (gee Page Twelve) (Bee Page Seven) ' (gee Page Three) four-day holiday period stood at the first ballot oa of today." (See Page Four) (See Page ’Twelve) (See Page Nine) 307.

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, ( C ' \ \ .n • . • \ l : V • ■ ,■■ ■ ■ ' MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAV, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE THREE r A G S rW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER. CONN.,, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1968 MRA Renetos Negotiations O^Neill Lists Priorities FLETCHER OUlSS CO. OF MANCnEBTEsI F e r n o fi THEATER TIME Recent Grads Sheinwold on Bridge DBrtt-mRiMin SCHEDULE Over Shopping Center Plan For Road^ Sewer Projects ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY NORTH *When You Think of Glati^ 6IM521 D em ing Asks Q oser Contact IS DECLARER’S COAL T H E ^ E A S T ' The Kandieator Redmlop- gieupe in town who'pteposed Dtoeetor o f FUbUo Wbries bridge St.'at Oafewcod Rd., $60,-* Burnside—Thomas Crown Af > 9 3 2 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ment Agency Tuesday morn •hoiking oentere on Parcel 5. WUMam C N elU has prepared a 000; Wlilfe Brook team B ow en Think of Fletcher** fair, 7:00-9:00 O Q 10 .8 7 When a player makes a fine ing began talloi agidn wUti the Mem ben of the firm at Tuea- prtority Itot fo r townwida roiad St. east, $60,000; Porter St. to B y SchcK>l, Tow n Panels Ctoema 1—Fax, 7:15-9:80 play tor his contract you (lon’ t 0 KJ5 meraben a t tbfe Kotih Ifaa- racotwbrudlSon wMoh, he ewtl- (A K 10 4 NOW! - 2mr SWASH WEEK! day’s meettng Imduded Atty. W. Oak Grove 8t, $50,000; and State—Rosemary's Baby, 1 ;S0- Want to carp at him for faillnf chy to r DeveloiHneiit Oorp. mafe, wlU oobt $1486,000. Hiotnpaon Rd., $100^900. Better liaison between the later a Bgure of $10,170 was giv David Keia^ Aldo Pagiuil, Louis 54 McKEE STREET 6:30-9:00 to find a better play. Still, you WEST EAST about ttfe prapoaed Oioiipliig cen Hia Hat does imt include oowt The pombinM eetlmated coot Board of Education and the en by Dr.' Ramsdell .who noted Vlnoent and Donald Oenoveal, East Hartford Drive-In—De- aren’t completely out of order ♦ Q65 4*108 74 20TH CENTURY FOX PRTSENTS ter on Paircel S in the North ewUmubes for Gtardner ’ St., tor the two pragrama to $l,TtT,- Board of Representatives was that the first figure did not in Orlando Annum and.Roy O. Ckm- tecUve, 10:20. Guide For A M ar if you point but that a 100 per <:? 64 3 O 2 Bnd Renewal F n je c t yen. Many former North End Woodbtidge 8L, HWatown Rd., 000 minimum. O 'N ell to recom TUI ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS requested fey Robert Deming, clude the payment pf June ried Man, 8:35 / cent chance is better than a O 876: 0 0 1094 FRANK SINATRA Ttw meeting was Oeaortbed as Fem St., Gamp Meeting Rd. towh treasurer ot the Board of bills. bunhwannen have expressed an mending a five-year pngrun, from $25.00 to $45.00 East Windsor brive-Ih—Green 90 per cent chance. ♦ 076 4 9 8 3 2 an “ liiAmnal reocfanlaatkinBl’’ infeiest in tiuying stock in tha and New Befiton Rd., none of at $850,100 per year. Representative^, at a meeting Deming said if the Board of Berets, 10:45. Blrds-Bees, 8:85 Opening lead — eight of dia- SOUTH THE DETECTIVE neaHon by Bdwand J. Rybtsqrk, firm. « which are dn Me priority bdt this week. Education was not going to Manchester Drive-In — Rose mop&, 4 AKJ MATINEE DAILY—2 H)6—EVENINGS—7 tfeM eTceoutive diraotor of the but oH of which, he atatee, also Now to the tlnie to bring In year sareeae to be'rApalrad. In explaining that the Rscal have the surplus it was thought Oonrtruotion on the site could mary’s Baby, 10:^. Maroc 8:45 South tried dummy’s Jack of <0 A K J 9 5 8ATUROAY-SUNDAY— t:lM:26-iiC»-8U» agmioy. need woric. Storm wtadow glaaa reptooed. year end surplus for the town they would, tten it should have begin before October, Rybesyk Scouts P lanning diamonds at the first trick, but 0 A3 “ The ooepomtkin wan tenta^ Nor does his Hat include would be some $50,000 to $55,> let the Board of Representa eald. East covered with the queen and 4 A j 5 OOBIINO: “Hie Green Berets” ft Sidney PolUer “Love etlyjr” tlvely adectod two yean ago odfia for reoonftruotion of W. 000 less than anticipated. Dem- tives know. He said this could But first the roads must be Venezuela Trip AUTO CLASS INSTAUED South had to take the ace. De South iesf Hiorih East by the agency to develop die Middle Tpke., front Mein St. to tng said, as he pointed out fol have been done by the middle of Man Convicted ' atralghtened out as planned and clarer drew three rounds of 2 ass 3 C* Pass . center, but they hsv« not been JUttnn St., aKhough fU o f the lowing the annual budght meet June. the site must be rough graded. Manchester Boy Scouts will CLASS FURNITURE TOPS trumps, cashed the ace of 4 NT ass 5 4 Pass abla to do anything alnoa,” he refit of MkVQe T^pke., from the ing last month, he saw some Of'Kidnaping Also, the ageiKy must approve have the c^portunUy to \rlsit Rockville Hospital Notes spades and* got to dummy With 5 NT ass 6 (j) All Pa.ss eatd. “ We have . reached the vicinity of East CiaUioUe High $06,000 surplus in the salary ac the firm ’s plans end send them Venezuela next summer. Tues M-Mting hours are 12:30 to 8 a trump to return a spade. Dancing point now where we can do mote School to Atonohefiter Green, Is MIRRORS (FireiilMe and Ooor) count of the Board of Education. After Delay FUN IS FOR on to the New Torjt offices of day night, parenls of boys In p.m. in all afeas except mater- The spade finesse lost, and work and do H qulddy." on hla priority list. At that time. Superintendent nltj- where they are 2 to 4 and Housing and Urban D evelt^ Troop 862 of St. Bartholomow's NE\Vi HAVEN (AP)-Charles West returned a âm ond to tool. Each Night The land of the p a x ^ on the QueeUoned by DlrectDr Wil- PICTURE FRAMING (all lypat) of Schools Raymond Ramsdell 6:30 to 8 p.m. A UNDER 21 ment. Church gave approval for a Jackson, whose trial was Inter dummy’s king. South then ruff After taking the ace of dia •outhweat coiner of Main and N. 11am Schaller ' Tuesday night did not agree and said he could Admitted Monday; Oarla A - 18 P.M. The firm must irpn out the three-week trip to Venezuela in rupted once while the U.S. Su ed a diamond, cashed the king monds and, three rounds of Main Btft la now In the handi why that portimi b t W. Middle WINDOW and PUTE GLASS fofsee a $20,000 surplus and he Earris. 16 Bancroft Rd.; CSaudia KATHLEEN L. ARNOLD details of Its plans tor jiresen- Augtut 1969. preme Court'nullified the death ot spades and counted West’s trumps South should cash the of the ageitcy, and the relooa- Tpke. la not on his 'priority list, Woytik, Stafford Springs; 43 Dorothy Rd. During a diacuiplon at the cautioned that the board m)ght penalty under the Undbergh hand. king of diamond, ruff a dtamond Oon of N. Main Bt furdnir north tatton to not only the agency OTfelll ibpAed that It only reen(\ the fiscal vear with a def- Marion Lukaeik, 30 Hale St. Manchester fmd then lead out the ace, king has been contracted out. but the Planning Oommlssion. meeting of the scouts and their Law, has been convicted of kid West had already played three HERE TONIGHT wKh the merger bf the two eoay to do. board last week, the balance chesier; Shirley. Pease, Dobson diamond on the fourth trump). queen of spades will be unable “ “ scm ^. Ralph Amays, district man and two others were ar Hla oilswer didn’t eattofy sheet showed an, unencumberec^ Ave. West could hold only three clubs to make a safe return. A club representative of the Venezuelan Enjoy Your Summer at rested .in connection with a 268 Green Rd.; John Hren, East Schaller, aid O’NeUl promtoed balance of $66,481. This was as Birth Monday: A son to Mr. at most, which meant that-East return gives declarer a free fi; International Airways, spoke« truck hijacking at Milford on Hospital Notes Hartford; Kenneth Irish, 172 E. to submit figures for that of June 20. However, four days and Mrs. Minford Holland, 11% had started with at least four nesae; any other return allows j. aiul showed films of Venezuela. Sept. 2, 1966. Middle T^ke.; Thomas KitUe, 9 section atoo. West St. clubs. dummy to ruff w)iile South dis • A ll evening'visiting boutm end A committee, appointed to In The driver of the truckr which Also, Mrs. Judith LaChapelle, O ’N eil) submltited also a pri Discharged 5fonday: John Oalcnlates- Odds cards his losing club. J nt 8 p.m., nnd start. In the vestigate transportation, will SPERRYS GLEN carried $150,000 of Schick Ever- 824 Center St.; John Legienza, ority Hat and ooat estimates fo r Marussezak, 55 Duncaster Lane; Since, the odds were at least Dally Question < vaitous units, at: Pcâtrics, 3 charter a plane. The scouts will fHaiirhrHtpr sharp products, was carried by ThompsontrlUe; Julia McVeigh, toiwnwide storm-drainage re- Jeffrey Oormdean, 101 South' St.; 4 to 3 tiwLt East had the queens, Partner opens with two hearts J p.m,; self service, unit, 10 a.m..; be the guests of Venezuelan NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT the hijackers to Alpine, N.J., "QUARRY" 19 Pearl St.; Mrs. Iretie Man oonatruotton, estimated at Mariljm Perry, Tolland; William of clubs, '^ u th led a club to (forcing to game), and the next 1 Crowell Hoiiee, 5 p.m. week- scouts. An exchange trip tor the where he was left tied to a tree. ning, 28 Carroll Rd.; Mrs. Mary $648,000. lEurninri l|prali» W'ood, Manchester; Sheila Mal- the king hhd retunfed a club . player passes. You boldt THE SOUND GIANTS J daye, 8 pBox 327, Roek- The Lin'dber^ Law was nick might have reflected that a man keep the bidding open, and you 2 are asked not to smoke In pa- and Mrs. Luca Addabbo, 1S4 : J fitvuction areas. — A customer at a new self- ', Three MonOiii ...... 7.80 ' \1lle. named after the case which in who has no luck with queens should honor his request tlent’a rooms. No more than two Oak St.; twin sons to Mr. and One Month ...... 2.80 spired Its enactment by Con looks like a fool; and if he talks C^pyriidrt 16M , vtoitoia at one time per patient. Mrs. John KorUch, 118 Park The board did not discuss. Borvlca gaa staUon on Route 1 LaiN's Pknlc Area for Private General Features CXirp. CNG Long Service Medal O’NelH’s reports Tuesday night, proved you can’t take it with gress. Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., about it, he also sounds like a ^ Pntlento ’Ybdajr: 260 St. Maj. Nathan Q. Agostinelli, Manchester mayor. Is awarded pending a more thorough study you. The motorist filled it son of the first man to make AIR-CONDITIONED a d m i t t e d WEDNESDAY: BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A son Plarties on Weênds. Gall 643- Held Over! MANCHESTER I long-service medal tor 10 years service In Connecticut of them. They were dated Tues up but forgot ,to remove the a solo airplane flight across the DRI V t-l N I lire. Ann Boris, 271 Henry St.; to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Serig- STATE A t Both National' Guard. Making the presentation, 'during military day and were not distributed un nozzle of the hose from the gaa 6134 for Reservations. Atlantic Ocean, was kidnapped Sou^ Windsor MANCHYSTIR CINTIR I Wendy Burgess, 80 Vemwood nese. East Hartford; a daugh BOLTON LAKE HOTEL } and murdered in 1932. The man D IA N A R. W AH M ANN FRIi PARK RIAR OF THIATRI TheaterN ter to Mr. ând' Mrs. James ceremonies at Camp Dempsey, is Maj. Gen. Donald Walsh, til Tuesday night. tank. H e drove off. The hose Rt. 44A ' Dr., Vernon; Roy Bllsworto, State Adjutant General. Tlie medals went to 24 Army Na O'NelH’s priority list and cost broke, the pump toppled over Route 44A— Bolton, Conn. convicted of the crime, Bruno ; KnoUwood Dr., Coventry; Mrs. Moore, 4 Wilshlre Rd., Vernon; North Coventry tional Guard officers and enlisted men, during the two-week, figures for road re^^strucUon and burnt into flame. Hauptmsinn, wa$ executed. 121 of 154 Graduates Plan I Mary Golden, 829 Benedict Dr., a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward B.S., Interior Design annual field trainiiil', which ended today. Agostinelli was one follows: V Tel. 643-9731 ^ Jackson and the Other two de • Wapping; Mrs. Evelyn Harvey, MoManuB, 428 W. Middle Tpke.; UConn whatever of 26 staff officers who traveled to (Tromwell and Windsor W. Middle Tpke., from Adams fendants, O l^ De La Motle and • 28 PMUp Rd.; WiUtam Judge, a daughter to Mr. end Mrs. . Sperry’s Glen is open 7 days a week, for your con •To Continue Education Locks Tuesday In an inspection tour of state military Instal St. to Alton St., $150,0(XI; E. • Dining For Food At John Albert Walsh, both 25-year- ‘ Juniper Dr., Coventry; Edward Ronald Heemeier, East Hart venience. Have your next family pknlc with us. Its Finrat 61d residents of Jersey City, possessed ford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. lations. * Middle Tpke., from Main St. to • Dancing of the class of 1968 have chosen Keesler, 21 Bausoia Rd., Andov- Thank yon> Bill MePhersem On The Terrace, N.J., were supposed to be tried The Guldimce Department of ; er; WUla Kilpatrick, 149 Keeney William Atkins. 86 Dartmouth Manchester Green, $120,(XX); W. • Banquets to attend Include Upsala Col Middle Tpke., from Adams St. to Overlooking in U.S. EMstrict Court last year South Windsor High School has Dr., Bolton: Mrs. Dorothy Meln- Rd. ' of water about 100 yards from lege, Mary Baldwrln College, rosemary? Center St., $25,000; Broad St., "fa Y • Weddings Beautiful Bolton under the same law. released the 'listing of plans I sehmldt, R FD 2, Manchester; DISCHARGED WEDNESDAY: Eight Drown shore. However, Judge William H. Boston Conservatory, Bates Col Mrs. Phyllis Girard, 30 Essex Branch said ' Deputy Ray from Center St. to HlIliaN St., 1 SPERRY'S GLEN • Conventions Lake. ^ made b y' members the 1968 ' Mrs. Sharon MUler, 78 Deerfield Timbers ruled then that the lege, Vermont Junior College, St.; ' Mrs. AUne Bbuchard, Greubel, who was cainping with $100,000* Hilliard St., from FAIRWAY graduating class. Of a total of Lowell Technological Institute \ ' Dr.; Joyce Moberg, Storrs; Lnu- MANCHESTER-BOLTON LINE — ROUTE 85 AIR CONDITIONED Lindbergh Law was unconstitu Glastonbury; . Eugene ^ Fair- hla family nearby, swam to the_ Broad St. to the railroad tracks, FIRST 154 graduates, 121 will be going and Providence College. ; rak Moeller, Hayes Ave., Rock As Boat FKps FEATURING tional because it infringed on cloth, Hubblard' D r.,’ Ver overturned boat and found Har- $95,000; Keeney St., from Port- on either to college, junior col ville. , ' the right to trial by jury. Schools specifically geared for non; Mrs. Regina Cyr, 670 N. rell and Venera Clay clinging to land St. to the Glastonbury town leges’ or trade schools. Also, Patrick Kevins, 60 Fox- ' THE NICK NIGKOUS TRIO Only a jury could' open the career training have been chos its side. • line, $120,000; Vernon Stu from oth storts opmi 3jaaiBiBi5raisiaiBBraiBiaifflaaiaiBi5isiBi3iBiBiBJ5igaiBfBiaiBiBigjBiB(BiaraiaBiB Four members of the class I croft Dr.; John Porter, 70 West- Main St.; Roy Warren, 127 O n O u t i n g Every Friday and Saturday tor your Dancing and door to a death sentence, en by some. These Include thd Witnesses said the girl lost Lydall St. to the Vernon town plan to enter the Armed Serv I minster Rd.; Mrs. Antonia Roy, Princeton St.; Mrs. Ada Lock- ~ listening Pleasure through its recommendation. Creative School of Hairdressing, (Continued Froip^ Page One) her hold on the bdat and both line, $115,000; Parker St., from tonight till 9! ices right away, while 27 plan 11 Oakland St.; Mrs. Ann Var- wood, E. Norwalk; Mrs. May ) Therefore, said Timbers, an ac Aimerican Academy of Funeral White, 39 (Charter Oak St.; Mary .men attempted to save her. The Porter. St. to Tolland .Tpke., to go right to work. Of the group . rich, 12 ProtQr R d.; Mrs. partment. “ None of them could IS OPEN cused kidnapper would bs put Directors, Hartford Airline Per Parker, 18 Gerard St.; David deputy grasped the g;irl and $200,000; and BUsh Hill Rd. from IMJ.IIIlUAJMBm going to work, nine will be em ’ Gertrude Weir, RFD 8, Ooven- swim.’’ (imm ting his life In jeopardy if he sonnel School and Hartford Hos brought her back to the boat. Keeney St. to Hlllstown' Rd., iijMiMEAiaa ployed at Pratt ^4: Whitney Air I try. Frank, 80 Homestead St.; C ^ - Wanted to be tried by a jury in I pital School of Nursing. The families were making an Branch said. But when he $138,000. '' I ADMITTED YESTERDAY: thia Parklngton, Hendee Rd., Exchtsinve Area Showing craft. all-day Fourth of July outing of turned around, Harrell had gone EVEKY DAY THE YEAR ’ROUND! stead of a judge. ! Gary and Karla Areuja, Bloom Andover. O’Neill’s priority Hat and coat Welcome Hare The U.S. Supreme Court up- • The greatest representaUon in It, said a nearby cottage 6'wner. under. A Big Holiday Show Manchester Evening Henild, field; Karen Artz, Broad Brook; Also, Mrs. Maria Gallagher, figures for storm-drainage re MON. thru SAT. 9:00 A .M . to 5:30 P.M. 'held Timber's decision last any school from South Windsor "They had set up their picnic Greubei redovered a second South Windsor correiqioiid- t Oonstance Blske, 22 Wedgewood 71 Saginaw St., Wapping; Mrs. construction followa: DRIVE-IN Feature First SuiHiay April 8. But It upheld the rest High School, \^1 be at Manches stuff early in the morning.” little girl, but could not revive ent, Catherine B. May, tel. 644- ; Dr.: Gerald Bracoi, East Hart Edna Schurmann, Hartford; Bigelow Brook at the Parhode, THURSDAY NIGHTS till 9:00 of the statute. ter Community College, where Brantdi said William Harrell, her 'When they reached shore. r yes, w* have 2295. ford; Aaron Burnham, 88 Sault- Mrs. Anna King, 76 Barber Hill $15,000; Dover Rd. at W. Middle 24 students' wriU gfe in the 36, of Lake Wales, loaded the The bodies were recovered IF YOU’RE THIRTY, ; era R d.: Rtrtland Cote, 48 Myrtle Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Susan Tpke., $45,000; HUUard St. at fall. The University of Conneef- eight children into the boat for a during a three-hour search by 412 , 1 *• Frank Dineen, 381 Harttoi’d Dreyfus, 571 Hartford Rd.'; Mrs. Broad St., $45,000; Bud) HIU ► icut will also have a large con- ride around the small lake. divers and men In boats with Specied Tonight YOU’RE THROUGH! Petition Favors Must Prove Bargain Rd.; Mrs. Catherine DlPace, 1 Theresa Deyorio, 87 St. John Rd., $50,000; Lydall Brook to SHARON LEE KILPATRICK Ungent from - South Windsor, Raymond Parks of Winter Ha grappling hooks. ^ insect repellent ^ Lincoln St.; Mrs. Araia-Felber, St.; Tim Tlmreck, 285 ‘Parker Its Summit St. JuiKture with IIX) Concord Rd. with 19 graduates entering there NEW YORK (A P ) —A truth- ^ l i a K i i T o w ven said he was fishing nearby xhe dM d were listed as Har- Tight Gun Law St.; Marcus Jones, 39 Lyness White Brook, $80,000; Palm St., Manchester in September. in-advertising law has gone into fiOi 14 KSI Uto.WlLLLLM f'ASTI when the boat started swinging rell, Belinda Clay, 12, and her S locattoos: ^ and Saturday! St.; Mrs. Maureen Emerson, $17,000; Bolton St., $30,000; Bachelor of Science Central ConnecUcut State Col effect tor merdiants in New tloNC’m an^' toward the picnic site on the 14-year-oId sister, Cjmthla, of main st. and east g WEST HARTFORD (AP) — 17 George Dr., Rockville; Mrs. White Brook, from Summit St. Eastern Nazurene College lege wdll have six South Wind York City. Anyone who says he **®^*t- Lakeland; their counsln, Jlm- Two West Hartford women plan I f a l i y COLOR Judith Miller, Corlnne Dir., Tol to Bowens St., $80,000; Weaver Mwiday to present Sen. Thomas sor g;raduates in the fre^tman is selling a product flor “ whole He aald the boat rolled over in mie Elaine (31ay, 9, and SheUa * , land; Mrs. Blanche McDowell, the middle of the turn.j>ltcWng Jennings, 8, Carolyn Jones, 11, Rd., $10,(XX), Wood- J. Dodd with a 6,(XX)-name pe class, while four graduates wdll sale prices," at "less than cost" middle^ turnpike J Marine Weather '84E Case Dr. its cargo of cMldren tiito 16 feet cynthia Jackson, 7, and Rhonda tition endorsing strong gun con enter the Porter School of De or “ at manufactured'bost’’ must L Also, Mns. Helen Berg, 68 WINDSOR LOCKS (A P »—The sign. be prepared to prove it. Viola ~ ______Tîrtter, 10, all of L^ke Woles. trol legislation. OrtglMl Thnall Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Linda S jn r E T S Mrs. Robert Volpe and Mrs. U.S. Weather Bureau says tides Some other colleges and. In- tors are liable for $500 fines, 30 âssa\i*U‘s OU ’ ~ r Polk County Sheriff Monroe so AMERICAN IKt[RNAIONAl«A.j«INTLRHATiO^ I l iMim*’"— f Raymond, 137 W. Main St., Nancy O’Brien, Huntington John Wadhams headed a group will be high along the Connecti- -stitutlons ,which the members days in jail, or both. Brannen said It was the worst p;!'HQCRLtN/îpNEVg..fti/’-l[R/[\/|AURICF [VANS/RALPHgELLAMY|iT§j Rookville; Rudolf NlathiUok, D r„ Vernon; Andrew Sharpe, /- of 2(X) volunteers who gathered cut shbre^today from 5:30 to Wsatem boating ( accident in the area Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry; 143 Brent Rd.; Mins. Gertrude since 1948 when 12 drowned. for homes that deserve the best... HAL ed the signatures. They are to fly 7:30 a.m. and from 6:00 I j 7:45 - pot»;■■!■ ''i luw. ifOLBROOK-vi H an I P M ■ S ■ ___“ Ed ___ BEGIEI Mrs. Kaitherine Taylor, South Miner. 193'Wills St.; JUex JVn- to Washington Monday for an p,m. “ The boat was just plain over Plus “ PSYCH-OUT’’ — NEXT: “ THE DETECTIVE" St., Oovenltry; Mns. Frances dre, ■ 28 Vernon St,; Mils. i interview writh Dodd, who has Low tide at pld Saybrook at loaded,” Branch said. “ Nine Ryan, 79 Vernon St.; Brian and Sandra .Haokett, East Hart people were just too much for a \ -----long supported gun control leg- 12:30 p.m. PIANO'S RESTAURANT Sheila CStrUsUe, 49 Jian Dr.^ He- ROUTE «4|ld 44A, BOLTON ford; Rjobert Johnstone, 64 boat that size.” islatioa Water temperature at Brldge- bnon; JOne Appleton, ,404 Ahby Overlook Rd., Wapping. Among other provisions, the p^rt 66, at Block Island 62, W hatever Showtime* at State Co-Hit at Drive-In Only Rd., Wlappdng; Harry Mumtord, Also, Rudolph Schoen, Glas COUNTY DROPS peUtlon supports forbidding all Sunset today 8 :28. sunrise Sat- ★ LUNCHEONS Daily 1:30-6:30-9:00 “ Moroc 7” —Color • 16 Trebbe Dr.; Erancis RuaseU, tonbury; Lawrence Monroe, 160 CONTROL PLANS mail order sales of guns and upây 5:25 Sat., Sun. 1:40-4 ;05-e;50-9:15 Gene Barry—Cyd Charlsse RiF!D2, Bolton; Darlene Cym, French Rd. .Bolton; Bernard possessed requiring a permit to own LOS ANGELES (AP) —Plana liiNililillll-H Boating weather for Long Is ^ BUFFET (Wed. and Fri.) GUaetonbtiry; Dean Pagani, 25 Morse, Thompsonvllle; Mark to draft a gun-control law have possess any gun. land Sound to Montauk Point DRIVE-IN HARTFORD * 527-2222 Oallerist, Durant St.; Mrs. Mary La- Dombek, Stafford Springs; Taw- been dropped by ftpunty supervl- iind Block Island: Variable Porte, 643 Strong Rd., South nla Breton, Broad Brook; Hartford-Sprfid. Expwy.- Rts. 5A&91North rosem ary? o r CONN sons In Los Angeles where Sen. BITTEN B Y RAOOOON wdnds 10 knots or less this ^ DINNERS Burr Ofer.—N « ^ 8 ' Caldor Windsor; Mrs. Canolyn Oadoret, Patrick Gallagher, 'Bethel; Wil Robert F. Kennedy was shot to AZUSA, Calif. (AP) — Vivian morning _ and tonight _and on- Otaatonbury; Mrs. Ruth Kelly, liam Taylor. 88 W. Middle DESIGNS ROO»«S FOR BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS. 14 / death. ^ v ^ Stepped Into her garage J’q to 15 taots'thls'after A ir Conditioned !l MarUborough. Tpke.; Joseph Tonskt, 596 Tol The supervisors were advised T\tes ______^ J - . ______FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY t>K 70M JONES iind WAftVfi/JCHMIDl Same features as fan Mm IIv , te ffl Ate tw U7$4.TH.7i above, plus adjustable STEVEOnQUEEN I FAYE DUMWAY tilt roll-about stand to . . FREE' direct air jwhere you 1 M E SWMQERSI SUNDAYJULY14AT8a)0P.M. It s

P A O B V D I S MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 after erioHon proeeedinga were out 2,582 to E183 agtonst tositt V ernon i FedwaTCourl tAaited end toslt It wae Inade- W om en V o te voting in n g iisr elsettons. Tusy, 44, woa a m a te d Tbane- (luaCe for her and her oiifidren. ,'Ths vote was heM In 11 oom- Tolland Fugitive’s Call day stttl on the telephons at a Will Decide The deportment has been her In Liechenstein nmnlttw of toe ezwqnsre-mlla ¥ j T htedaurant In sUburiMn Loa Aa- landtord elnoe too moved In VADUZk Ueehtenatain (AP) prinetpsUty to guide PatUamant Laird Declares Nixon t Q L i f l p t U r C geiea, Jam es waa taftxinad. People in CRPA Cites Health Council Eviction Case atidut'lfaree ysan ago. — T h e women of Ueohtoheteln when It ( M ^ toe question of T. think be wanted to naedle Local pUbllo afficlals disputed voted Thunsdey tor. tos first womefi’s voting rights M ar this Bathhouse HARRIBONVILLB, kfo. (AP) H m Ehxskanum Valley OMn- aooordtag to Mire. Ktm- weriu againet letting any one HARTFORD (AP) — Whetoer me,” the oheiflE aeld. <*If he her datai, however, meinteln- time In history. It might Mso be yeas.. 39 Shy of First Ballot The News — A fuglttva kom Mlaaourt tola- heitart twon drliidiig, be probop munlty Servloee Oounoll la pro- deU. function eerved by the councU o r not MBs. EUzabeto 8maHs the last tone.'' The result was dtoeppoiiftlng Television oMdlng on the rigbt track, ac- to dominate over the otoere. Ing that adeqiMde liouring was On Schedule pfaooed tbs Caas Oounty sher- bly would not bave caUed." "TUe toterdepepdenoa cf pby- and her five children can be avaUable to M n. Stealla hut In an unprooedented advisory to several government nfflolals askiiM for special treatment in 5:00 ( »-10) Perry Mason 7:90 ( 8-10) WBd, Wild West oordtng to a Ciapltol Region "The artful arrangement of all fOMiW ur t from race Oaai WedtUngPlartB to Wait The new badhhouse an Cran- (C) ifPs otCIos long diatanoe collect rical and nwntalUiealtb neede vote on female euffrage, the wo- end Princess CMita, wife of ruler society,” be said. "They ask for RICHMOIW, Va<,eet Ha come, any more than they pre presidential hopeful Rldhard M. ( 200)) Hlidd^ts — M) Book Beat and notify the Los Angdes ' Mrs. Ohboene is betog held on "The oigaifteatloo structure of from the three member towns, tten statute In ettorts to vacate sently object to urban laborers Nixon, aipeared with David at destroyed the old cider mill used (18!8) Merv Qiitllimn 8-U) Movie (O (R) $8,000 bond. Oaboroe la a U termed a “iegioal grotqitng” In waiian delecates to ^ e Repubh- aa a dressing room In the past. County sherUPs oCBce. (fas oound MxniM allow tor siuh Mrs. KendaU eervea aa staff their apariment—toe only ona receiving minimum wages,” he a news conference Ihursday iterogera Netthbor- caOer, Austin Kennetb M$ight. the CRPA report 'written by can national convention. He will Town Health Director Dr. )lOM changea and offer, enoowage- irianner of Health, Bducatloii, • left oociqpted In a netghboihood return to active campaigning said. during a political visit. & ktoa. Ann Kendall, ORPA Oo- mmit, even Inducement tor new and Welfare OomnUttee of toe Marjorie PurnMl had declared (401 News, Maverick elatant regtonal planner. being rieared for new Route 7. G . • Humphrey's Philadelphia Asked if there -were plans for (80) McBole’s NSvy groupa to Join.” Ci^ltot Region Planning Agen- ^LENNEY CO. taiday. the cidar mill off limits this 6:15 (20) Bold Venture The report wa» written after Mrs. Sm z^ ihrough the Nor McCaithy propoaed rtockpil- speech, deHvered in front of In a îM e House wedding, Julie 6:80 (04) What's NewT (R) 24) NET Fteytkoaue The CRPA laport further oy. said, “I really think my father year, and had closed the pend 10d0d0J0)H(mywoodNews and ActuolUy 8(iuarea (C) M!ra Kendall attended p recent walk chapter of the Congress lag of wheat, feed grains, soy dependence Hall, was basically until new bathhouse and toilet ( 8-12) Walter CronkUeCronklte (C) I ‘ Atoarded Ph, D. ______Is going to be elected but we’ll (102880) Hunttey-BrinUey (SOdS^ Amoiicaa P i ^ e : ' meeting of the oounoU. of Racial Equality, Is asking fig beans and other agricultural a standard Fburtti of July of- faculties were constructed. (C) Home____^^40) (countryOuns of . VB.A.Win Sotinett (O an Injunction against the depart peuducta as he spdkt in Ooming, ferlng'exMUng the greatn^ of have to make wedding plans aft- ( 8) Frank Reynoidi (C) 10:06 W) Beethoven's DIabelU It reoommenda a name change James J. Riiza Jr., eon of Mr. A well, needed to serve the 6:49 (30) Nevra, teorta VariationsJudd for Defenae (C) from toe prevtora aub-reglonAl Round World Solo Sador and Mrs. James Rlssa Of 81 ment to stop eviction and for Iowa, where the National Fhrm- America but it was not without er the election. bathhouse, has already been 7:00 ( 3) Death VUUey Dayi (C) 11:00 8«4(Maa8«)-4()) News, em 'Organisation has its head- poUUcal content. D»vld, g r a n ^ of fom er (232040) News, HBorle aports. Weather (CO 85 East Center St. deelgnatlon, a matter accom- Lockwood St., was awarded a the donvening of a tbreo-Juilfis As some 90 antiwar demon- President Dwight D. Elsenhow- drUled. (20) Huraey-Brhwler m ) Richard Diamond pUahed loot week. doctor of phUosophy degree In panel to rule on (he statuto’e quartera. Cottage Break (10) Branded U:16 (18) Subacikdlon TV At Summit St. Is Now Sir Alec^ Grocer Members of the NPO, one of strators dianted and man*ed er, scored a personal peÛcal (94) Now (R) U:CB (3) Frldty Spectacular (C) Further reoommendationa In engineering from the Unlverrity conaUtutionaUty. nearby, their voices clearly au- fit*! during the day by y s ^ g a A break into a cottage on ( 8-13) Truth or ConsetorTonlsht Show (O clude toe oonMderation that the PimTSMOUTH, England In 364 days at sea, Rose en of Connecticut in Jtme. Law yen M the olvU rights the most militant of the nation’s (C) ( 8-40) . Joey Btihop (C) ' (AP) — Dorothy Roee, 66, was dible to the crowd, Hum{*rey holV •* “ Republican rally in Grant Hill R^. owned by Dr. (40) News (O (13) Late Movte “trl'town oouncU may eventual dured the idtimate In kmdinesa Dr. Rlssa graduated from group contend toot toe law, farm organisationa, occasional E. M. Metcalf of Groton Is being serving 'vegetables in her hus and stared death In the face. ly, have held their animals and promised ”we shall make Hillsvllle. SEE SAVCBDAY’S TV WEEK V fM COMPLETE LIBTINOS WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL ly Join wtto neighboring towria Manchester High School In 1968 whioli ^tpUes to tenants oooupy- Investigated by State Police or wtto the Greater Hartford band’s grocery store. A custom Once be passed out from and bokb B.S. and M.8. degree, tog hoiuriiig toe state obtained crops off the market in order to peace, above all things, our na- er said: ”Hô, Lady Rose.” fumes while trying to repair the pressure middlemen- into guar Uopal purpose.” Satchmo*s 68th Birthday from the Stafford Troop. Radio Oommuntty Council, poralbly In mechanical engineering from through condemnatton, permit. LONDON (AP) —Louis Arm Trooper Clifford Lots reported (This listing Indndca only those news broadcssta of 10 forming an eventual Capitol Re- That was bow the wife of Alee smaU engine which ohaiwed his evtotlon “wUhout due prooese” . anteeing higher prices to farm-. ’^ e vice president didn’t tar Rose beard today hqr hrabond batteries. ry in Phileuielphla but sped off strong celebrated his 68th birth that nothing was taken in the nohinto length. Some stations carry otiwr short Carnations dozen $ 1.89 gton Community Council.” J le was formerly employed as and 'without adequate wamlng. had been knighted now Sir Alec "I came to in about two The oiganixation’s collective to his lakeside home in Waver- day Ihursday by showing that break, nor was any valdalism WD mo—1866 7:06 Americana hi thU event the tri-town ar an engineer by the U.8. Army jgp,. smalls teetifted Wednes-, the yeatrs haven’t dulled the reported. Entry to the cottage 6:00 Ken OfUfin 7:20 David BrinUey ea eerved by the Hockanum Val Rose—tor "the tenaolty, akUl hours," he said. "All I could do bwrgaining approach was . Miim. His first < êr of busi- 6:00 Joey Reynolds 7:29 Red Sox vs. ’Twins OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY and courage which be dhqUayed was lie on my bisA and re- Natick Research Laboratory In before U.S. Dlatrtot Judge pralsed by McCarthy as an ex- ness there was to make a get- sound that made him famous. was gained by forcing the lock 9:00 D A RoUnsou 10:10 Nlghtbeot ley OouncU would become a sub- Slatcduno was honored at on the rear door, according to 1:06 News, Stan OR 11:00 News, Weather, Sports _ , regional eervlce (Uatrict of the In fate stoglriionded voyage ample of self-reliance and initia- acquainted visit to his newest Satchmo was h ^ r ^ at a wioflL-eis 11:80 Other SMe of Uiee Day b^m I could raise an appe- housing was offered to her only Uve by the farmers tp solving granddiild, four-day-old Pamela Iroche^ given by B r l t ^ s poUca. — 6:00 Hartford HighllghU larger councU. abound the worid,” in his sec- fesBor of engineering at Cali Bulletin Board 7:00 News Active communication be ond-4iand yacht Lively Lady. tite vacation time is the time their proUems. Catherine, daughter of Mr. and BeavwlHwk news^pera and 8:00 Gasllaht Queen EUzabeto n conferred At the tricky tiroes, he fornia State College, FuUerton, "Anmican fanners are not Mrs. Hubert Humphrey HI. ^ f"* The Seventh Day AdveniUst 13:00 Quiet Hours tween the local group and the Calif. by. leading his all-stars in a Church on Ibt. 30 wiB hold a . WPOF—1610 the title on the recommendation prayed. 6:00 Danny Cteyton Show Oredter Hartford Community of Prime Minuter Harold WU- swinging medley of "Hello, VtaenUon IKble School next 6:00 Steve O'Brien OouncU and work toward toe “tyhy not?” he said. “I said to fix up tired-looking ro o m s 122 Waranoke Rd., July 18, Dolly!” ’’Wonderful World” and week, beginning Monday. 9:00 Dick Heatherton son. my prayers as stncerely and ho Homemade Public Record South Methodist Cburdi. 12:00 Gary Oiroid Slow framing of a regional councU “Sleepy Hme Down South.” The Board of Deacons of the wnn-—use MIOHABLB OWN WATCH IB frona the beginning migbt be “Aleo Is absolutely over nestly as l couKL O’Neill Authors BoHdiag Penults 8:00 News whelmed,” rile said. “He feels "I frit at times rather a hypo Warrantee Deeds “My life has been all-around Unkted OongregatUxial Church 5 :16 Speak Up advantegeoue, the report statea. * ' U A R Housing Oorp., new music,” said Armstrong" ‘‘l am win meet Monday night at 8 at 6:00 Sewn very honorod and I am very crite—kskliig for help when I M agaanne Item L A M Homes Inc. to Mal- dwriling at 93 Bette Dr., $20.- UNCCND1TIONALI.Y BUARANTBBD ThU co-operation would rejoicing today.’ the church. 6:19 SpeiUc tfo Hartford atrengtoen financial oupport and thriUed." needed It and not asking for dohn Robertson Jr. and Judith 000. 6:46 LoweU 'Thomas The current Issue of the RAVIOLI The Jazzman was presented Seorebomd 6:66 PhH Rlssnto The riiy 69-yeB]M)ld yachts help when I didn’t need I t How C. Robertson, property on Frank Prior, two-family dweU- provide Iniareaeed bargaining American C^ty Magazine, dis PRE-FINISHED with a sealed case containing a The Cards wUl face the 7:00 The Worid Tonieht BOR 3 WHOLB YBARB power in total regtonal planning man learned during his trium ever, I felt my prayer, were an Redwood Rd., cooveyunce tax ing and garage at 34-36 HoU St, 7:20 Frank Gifford phal welcome here Thursday swered a t tones'end- we got tributed coast to coast, contains H. PASQUALINI gold sovereign “for the king of Braves tomorrow at 1:30 at the 7:30 Speak Up Sperts mattere. $23.10. . . $24,000. 8:00 ItewB that he would be knighted. . He through.” an article by Manchester Direc Jazz” and a gold Louis. Hicks baBHead, followed by the The HVOBO Im been in ccti' 846 A vert S t, Wopplsg SSlen N. Dffion to Edward W. WUtehaU Manor Inc., new 8:10 Spe^ Up Sports If our 3-year Unconditional guarantee gives you His wife Dorothy stocked his tor of PubUo Works William D. and Ruth S. BroviC property Indians Mi. Twins game at 3:30. 12:18 Sign Off dwelling at 97 Shallowbrook En Route to Island Life Minister on Vacation w n o ^ u et confidence in Michaels Own Watch, think of the test of bacon and eggs and (hen Ship and dkl it so well that he O'Neill, describing last sum on Spring St., conveyance tax Lone, $23,000. 6:00 News, Weather confidence we have in it to make such'a fabulous Oommuifity O o u ^ went for a haircut/ canoe home with -enough food in mer’s weed-killing program on TELf«4l604 $40.35. coos BAY, Ore. (AP) — The Rev; Donald O. Miller of 6:16 Afternoon EdlUon been able to nutoe much head Alexandes Jarvis, new »res- ”I’ve edways wanted to go out the United Congregational 6:00 News, Weather, Sports offer. For men and women, $39.75 to $1500. ”I Just want to relax,” he the lockers to last another rix townwide streets and curbs. PANELING Frands E. and Charlotte Q. taurant at 244 Center St., $53,- 6:36 Afternoon Edition way. R has been pointed out (he said. months. O’Neill, In 1966, before he BotaiWl to lico X and Bvridad and do one thing myself,” said Church wlU leave on vacation nM jntty of area resldanto con- 000. Richard Ault, SO, a producer of following Sunday’s service, for Later, Sir Alec and Lady Rose Portsmouth,______Britain’s _premier came to Manidiester, was wln- , , .. . --- - L. ValaakM, i»o|>eity at 23-29 Alexander Jarvis, sign at 244 radio commercials,, as he, his Engineering' SappUcs Mtaute to the Graatetr Hartford celebrated by drinking cham- naval port, gave him an outsize ner of the American City’s Aid- Knox Bt, conveyance tax $33. the month of July. Howard Oounoll « t tbeir ptece of employ Center St., $700. wife and their four-year-old Metcalfe may be called ASen ment but are unable to obtain ahop wtUi the lord mayor of open all afternoon—they nor the American Public Works As M. Knavtta, property at 42 San- daughter boarded a freighter of êrg en cy . Vernon for a lonely South Sea island. Menehegtar Btueprlnt any benefits tram the servlees Porttsnouth as a crowd of more mally close at 2:80 p.m.—^to sociation. ^ llotd Rd., conveyance tax and Supply, Ino. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 because Ihey Uve_ outride the than 2(X) cheered below. keep the festival spitit going. In the article, accompanied $27.50. The Aults plan toÛve for one Manchester Evening Herald year on the island of Suvarov, Tolland correspondent, Bette 690 Hartford Bd., Downtown Manchester at 958 Main Street oraa served. "I feri very overwhelmed by Boats by the hundred bobbed by two photographs, O’Neill de K, A -M Deveicpers Inc. to L Over 10,000 MeiMihegter, Coon.^—449-8698 Under Oaa Umbrella It,” Sir Alec said. “I am proud around the harbor as Rose end scribes the work of a (Jushman A M Hbmes Inc., parcel on Red- an unlnbabited strip of land Qnatrale, tel. 875-2845. three quarters of a mile wide The HVaOB’s goal to tneorpor- and honored, especially for the Lively Lady came back to base. Truckster, purchased by the -wood Rd., conveyance tax $6.60. At Fireworks city cf Portsmouth.” Waiting for Rose was a lunch town to spfay the weeds In side L A M Hbmes Inc. to WiDtam and a mile and a-half long. ote all community aervtees un A record crowd, estimated Ardt said the trip was Just a der one umlbreia 'was applaud- Sir Francis Chichester, the eon kvvltatian from Buckingham walk and curb cracks. T. Rttchle Jr. and Muriel L. by poSce to be well over 10,- first man to sail alone around Palace end a triegram from The herbicide used was death Ritdiief, property on Redwiood matter of proving ”we can go ed by Mrs. KendaU. Ttais oon- 000, attended the band con out and Uve, isolated, without oept to possfUe because of toe the world, became a Knight Queen Elizabeth II saying: (m weeds, yet was harmless to Rd., conveyance tax $26.40. cert and fireworks display at Commander of the BitUrii Em people and pets. Adnstnistratrlx Deed an y ' help from the outside lack of any type of exMlng com Warmsst congratulations on the Legfbn Field Wednesday world.” munity services In tos area at pire after he reaihed Sydney, your magnificent voyage. Wel The area covered for spray Hannah Sttch, administratiix night. Australia, on the first leg of Us ing last summer was pinpointed Reg. $6.98. under win cf Monis Stioh, plus The famUy plans to pick up 16 tols time. come home.” PoUoe had to turn away chickens at a stop on Tahiti and “The oompreheiniye array of ploneerlhg voyage, form tola 1967. of hie voyage: "It was a dour tee of the CHiamber of Com 5 Gal. Can Norman S. Stich Abrahams, aU works diaplay started, ihey Sir Alec received a lower title, merce, as the areas which to John W. and Mary A. Dor- oounoU can efiow for ereetlTe and roUceitt progress: a rel^t- said, for,the flret time in Sharks excel ali fish In Jaw Knight Bachelor, and had to less private enteiprlse, noit a would benefit the most from chestpr, property on Harlan St. memory. interscttoo and rearrangement power. Biting pressure has been of service patterns W meet the wait until he completed his trip public ttttertalnment. To the the weed-killer. Qultdalm Deed The band oaaeext present O'Neill, in his article, ex Dorothy K. GUI to Charles C. measured at a crunching ;18 tons needs of aU penone in toe before receiving the award. The end Ids magnificent voyage has W. G. Glennuy Go. 4’ i V RUSTIC COLONIAL BIRCH Reg. $7.68 $6.90 ed by the Governor’s Foot per square inch. 691 MAIN distincttoiis Implied that subse retained its sturdy homespun plains the technical aspects of CMl, property at 571-983 Hart Guard Band was given in the MANCHESTER the process and the effects of 386 N. MAIN ST. ford Rd. quent round-the-worid seilors dignity and indspmdence.” tMw portable music shell. OPEN THURS. would not neoessarUy be knight Rose stepped aShore as easily the commercial herbicide use<). 4’ X S’ X '/•” NATURAL BIRCH Reg. $8.00 $7i0 Despite the record crowd, as if he’d been out for an after Clarence P. Jeffera to Major NEXT TO GAS COMPANY( ed. Sgt. Clarence Neilf of bank and Drug Co. Sir Alec, who celeibrates his put right” , Frederick Shephard, 99, OPEN TONIGHT tfll 9 Tnist Oo. against InduUs Gaels, of thei' -• • ndd*#' both sroim eoth birtbday In 12 days, will be property on Bishop Rd., $8,900. guest of iMitor at a Buckiiigtam watched the arrival on televi (SATURDAY till 5:30) sion and derived conslderahle Marriage Lioenaea 767 MAIN ST. tonighf' tn 9! Palace luncheon Wednesday. CHECK OUll LOW PRIC^ OF PRE-FINISHCD MOULITING Harold James Morehouse, 227 Lavish headlines and edito satisfaction, Shephard designed HUMazd S t,-an d Gail Taggart rials celebrated his hoime(x>m- the boat 30 years ago. Special Tonighf Smith, 9 Hunter S t Ing Thursday from his 28,600- “I never had any doubt rite Paul Mlebad GigUo, 22 St mile voyage In the 36-foot ketrii would make It,” he said. ^)Thstrong CEILINGS James S t, and Gall Veronica Uvriy Lady, and the cheers of a Corcoran, 51 Westminater Rd., crowd of 260,000 echoed through New Caledonia Is the (mly and All Day Safurday IDEAL FOR REMODEUNG YOUR HOME Jidy IS, St. Jam es’ Church. ★ CANVAS and ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ this historic ElngUrit seaport, his^ home of the flightless cagou and hometown. supports other unusual wUdlUe Stewart Robert Wood, Blad- Combination Vifindows and Doors enaburg, Md., and Andrea Pratt, w o hovo dhiplox But Rose, 69, took It aU as guch as the notou, white-neck pl- V quietly as if It hardly mattered, geon and giant red-furred fruit Door Oenoptes, BoO-iq^ Awnings, Ou v m Awniiigs Bepmired, Be-covend. Beheiiglng Service and Storage. Boat. Gaavns Be- ertpo pop**' He said he felt he had been a ------— —i------■ — Penonal Notices palrad or Made New To Tonr Patteni. An Work Cnstom NOW IN PROGRESS bit selfish—"Just going off and Patio Redwood ntortr Gramnmto — Eyetoto — Fasteners. Shwni Panels for for flewor making doing something that I’ve al SW EET’N LOW M orale Units. Waterproofing Conqioand For Tents, Bontoovers ways wanted to do since I was a Gard.Of ‘nianks and Ctomw. We Do Bescroenlng of AhmUmim Screcna. Heavy Beg. 6 t e Store wide Clearance of Spring and Summer Merchandise! 8 locations: chUd.” To the nurses, doctore and the Doty Zippers. Venetian Blinds. But he frit a better man. housekeepers a t the OroweU House * iwrin at. and east Of MoocoaBter Minnoital Hosirftal. middle turnpike "One must have the shadows of ARTHUR DRUR we.' the present patients, would SPRING AND SUMMER life to appreciate the light,” he Louise CJiairs iWe to ezpreos. our deepest grati MANCHESTER AWNINGS CO. \ BOYS’ COATS tude, aeorBcietloo and Uianks for said. thetr dedioated serrice. EST. 1949 ~ 195 W. CENTER STREET — 649-S091 DRESSES^ AND LIGHTWEIGHT Mn. Alice Barry and Patients Sixes u p to 14 COTTON BLAZERS 2 CHAIRS Up to 50% OFF Up to Size 14 Reg. 2 for $49.95 ^ Reduced 50% SUMIER TME SPEOtAtS Im e WOOOUHO RARDENSI GIRLS' SHORT SLEEVE AND ♦ ^ BLUEBERRIES SLEEVELESS JERSEYS GERANIUMS BRUNSWICK...... R«g. 29c. ««. t O t GIRLS' — BOYS' Rcsnlar and Hangins 4-Ycar-OM, w ith berries AND Reg. 95c GEORGIAN ...... R*g. 27c. eto FuRy Cookod, Stmi-lonelMs BATHING SUITS BLOUSES ^ ♦ li95 3 for ^.^*5.45 WOODGREST WOODGRAIN...... Reg. 27c t 4 e NOW 59* Also: Gooseberries, Gurranta and SAVE $10.00! Up h> 40% OFF Reduced 20% 10 for $4.99 Raspberries NUWOOD CEILING TILE eoch 9c • I HAMS ^ ■ . * BOYS' PLAYWfAR V') GIRLS' AND, BOYS' NOW’S the time to kUl CRAB6RASS Use Keith’s Revolving Credit t PINE BARK MULCH SPECTAL PLAIN WHITE. 12” x 12” - SHORTS AND SETS ^ SUMMER PAJAMAS J with Scottt® “C L O lir SLACKS AND SETS Toddler 0-4— Girls'A-14— Boys' 4-14 3-«aUe foot bale ^ 2 s1 ^ 5 1 X 12 SHELVING. No. 3 PINE ft. 19c^t Broken Sizes Reduced 30% Covers Beautiful, comfort nP-e- 3 bfil6B_|8.25______6,000 ag. ft. M.95 able, compact and Up to 40% OFF long lasting. T h e ARMSTRONG LUMINOUS 4 ^ 1 finest, genuine Cali L GROUP — BOYS' BEDDING PLANTS fornia two-inch red GIRLS' PLAYWEAR REG. 89c LIGHT PANELS j FMt Mist w h ite. Reg. 85c. 31c U.8. CH

1 1 J,' )i' .r I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., PRUJAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE 8BVJW

Rd. Coventry Vernon The hoard has already set *1 , . Tolland County Politics For Gambler and Israel STAR GAZERS July 22 for a referendum Bus Strike PA.C. i - Atm Bj CLAY R. POLUN on two other ordinance* already GAMBIA MAR. 22 Vour Doitjr AcHvitjr Guida serr. 13 Reappointments Ratified put to public hearing and ap Spreads Out English Visitors According to Iho Start. ocr proved. One oaks for an appro RENTAL Haiti Specializes priation of $130,000 for a four- ^People for McCarthy^ Starts *)24-29-37-43 To develop message for Soturdoy, 1- 0 0ioA' For ârds, Cdmmissims room addition to the TaicottviUe < REPAIR B M i* <|OAlBALE CWOiy hM been started tMs convention by Walter Lanagan ^64-74-8papers with the Secretary of thousands of Chicagoans re- I Drop 31 Costly 61 Someone Mayor John Graitt, toe Board to the building committee were fund for sewer construction. M A Y 21 2 Uw 32 Fovor 62 Action oiA ar Bm sOocta o( Oerald And- that anyone Interested in as- of State. tumbd from their PVnirth of July EVERY M O N D A Y S P.M. of Representatlvea haa ratified ratified, however; John Oottler, By JOHN VmOOIJB but they act as If It hadn’t hap- .r- A year of plaimtag and prep- d e trip bo MAitfaa% Vineyard, 38-52-V 3 33 With 63 Chorm If the bocurd approves the ordl- Floe Photo Finishing 34 Heed 64 And 41-50A6-71/.-- IS reanxitatmenta and one ap George FUrbtsh and William ersoa o< Andover. The state sMing the ettort oontact her. ^ former candidate for first holiday to cope with the fourth Associated Press Writer pened at all. Asked about the 26 VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVILLE . araUon will come to an end W-65-72 4 S««m 76-78«-90^ 'nance It will probably be set up returning on the 3M . 5 To 35 You'll 65 Your pointment of one person to Aborn. drtva is bstug co-ordinated with ’The national effort is dealgned selectman of Stafford in a tra- day of a wildcat strike by more PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti situation, Baifoml said; "We’ve Monday night when over 100 66 Bring tAOITTARtUI for a public hearing on July 16, NASSIFF p. A. C. RALLRO O M On the aith, a poliuck nip 6 Com* 36 Could Otoer re-eppointmento ratified the PeofSe fOr Me- to snowball into a massive pres- dlOonally strmg Democratic than 1,000 bus drivers and mo- (AP)—These are sad, quiet found a sincere response here, reridento from Coventry, Eng 7 From 37 Admiring 67 Efforts NOV ; various town boards and com and if after that It Is approved per wlU be heU at Bt. Mary's 68 Progrdls CAMERA SHOP OhiBiy movement which was entaUon of McCarthy support town,-^ Johnson is expected to tormen. dmes for Sot OOhen the gambler Uke ourselves, the HaltlaA has JUN€ 22 8A 38 Poiience missions. were as followa: Mrs. Xfirglria land, arrive here for a two-and- Church. Then, the following 39W otch 69 And dec' by toe board It will probably 9 Hint The only new appointment Otagras, Conservation Commis B01 Main Bt. Mnnehester kMmd cCf tbla week with on ad- from the pele of the United feoelve the required 100 Leaders of the ' walkout and for the govemmetd of Is- been harassed. IBs is a sover- ■ a-half week vUrtt' More than M right wifi beV'Swgtrise Nlglit'’ 10 If "40 Come 70 Hoppy 2-15.22.M^ be put on the July 22 referen victlBimuid in the New York States timed to coincide with quehOed voter signatures nec- against the Chicago Transit Au- rael, which has Ks embasoy in a eign government and we respect boat famUlea wUl maet their 7-13-5 11 You 41 Todoy 71 Hoppy 44-51-63 waa that of Lionel Bourdresui sion; Davfd SomervMe and A. dum. at which toe uki^hab viriboni 12 Wrong 42 Under 72 Keywords to toe Zoning Board of Appeals. J. Bryant, Bksortbmio Develop- Hmea. the Democratic Nationel Coven- to call for a primary, thority met secretly with top un- jjotai room. that fact.” viattora for the fint tlma that 13Poeui Bis- KeOarthy supportera in the tlon in Chicago. It la designed petition must be fUed by ion offlolals Thursday and were xt Sol’a casino on the water- Sol Cohen usually watches ac- night when buaea arrive here , JUNE 23 14 Distent 44 Accent 74 Smiles DEC 23 ^ Represmtatives Abner Brooka talnrnent toe toeir Oonnecflnut 15 Soft-Mil 45 The 75Peoce indhrMaU towns are being urged as an attempt to prove to Oie J't'y order their fellow dissi- front, things are so slow some tivities In hla casino from the from Booted. U U L Y 23 objected to toe reappointment aell. Grove HU Cemetery Com 16 UnoxpKltie d 46 Wont 76 Excitement of three members of the Per mittee; Geradd Allan, InsuraiKe to tonn a local "People for Me- national delegates that the peo- Johnson serves as minority dents back to work. nights that you can hear the floor Itself, his diamond ques- The fltagUah vlaitora are com- The visit will end on the 20th, P)19-27-35^ URobutfs 47 Be 77 Aspects h8-32-4M8^ IS Vibrationt 4 8 M oney 78 Titvged manent Building Committee, Advisory Board; Arthur Rowe OHBiy*’ grotg) to lend their pie want McCarthy and not Vice selectman In the home town of The union satd it would act on rattling down the only tion-mark tie pin glittering - tag over by charter plane flight, when toe visitors will spend the S J/54-6083^ s ------S9-75-79-81^ BamM wnd efforte to the goal President Hubert Humphrey, Governor AttlUo Frasslnelll. their complaints only when the crap table. against his favorite green suR, 19SpMk 49 Despite 79 Of noting he did not feel the com and William Johnpon, planring (xfjuppUup . arriving ta Booton about 6 p.m. day ta Boston, before fiytag uo 20 Affolrj > 50 Should 80 Your AOUAMUS SAVITT REPUUXS of achfsvtng ttie Democratic Mm. LIfton explained. "I intend to conduct a pri- strike ended. The demand was u,g Artllxmlte as brighUy as Port au Prince’s g J U t Y 24 21 Imprxsiloni 51 On 81 Mind M N . 21 ^ mittee waa functioning proper- Oommisadon; MUton Tedford, ’’ Moot of the Connecticut host iMUik to Bingland that rig h t 52 And 82 With piwsiawdsi nomination for Sena- Third candidate "lary because I feel my knowl- rejecte^y the strikers. Valley, vdiere Israel was going "DuvaUer for Life” signs, 22 Methods FEB.' 19 ly- and Donald Loverta, Zoning BROKEN • tamlUea have been ta ateady The last year of preparattana ^«fi,.AUG. 23 23 Could 53 Advice 83 The tor Bugene McCarthy. . Daniel Tafasevich of Groton experience in govern- CTA CSiaini^ George L. De- Haitians how to make Occasionally, Sol moistens a Brooka said he hod nothtag OommlSBlon, and Norman . corraapondence. with their Bng- haa been a busy one on both >,'y30-34-45-53 24 Someono's 54 Surprised 84 For 12-21-23>26^ Hie efforts appear to he a re- has applied for petition blanks ment and my dedication to.the Thursday night he fteidg bloom, there are tissue in a cup of cola and wipes S ^ I - 8 5 0 7 25 Ut 55 Your 85 You ' personal against any of the Strong, Board at Tax Review. BEAUTY SALON • liah gueata vtoo report that they sides of the Atlantic. Connecti 56 Endeavors 86 Conduct 31*39-8086^ un to toe "grass roots" efftwts for a third party race for U.S. Republican party exceeds that was kind of.-discouraged" at gyjj vvasted fMds, going brown uit G>nstructicm Starts, lowing matters: Commission. He announced at other 49th district towns. It may Side, an area Iwgely unaffected for 'maka an exchange trip to Eng- those who have offered food and about 126 milea south of Beattie. bridge might collapse because The population Is about 27,000. BUY EYEGLASSES A.) Oonsl^'ratim of Plan of the hearing that he had filed affect the other Tolland County t’y t**® walkout that began Tues- r>iivnu«r in ni-Mrident muvnUv Fridays 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ^land next year, and It seem* utensils may faring these Item* _____ " __ ^ ____ tmima •' day on__ thpthe aoiitviSouth and W«itWest Francois DuvaUer Is president paxently what happened was ilierre were so jnany people on liBke flaaajewea (pronounced Development of Oswald Vix- charges against the Oommis- this, Sol started bringing jun likely that this might hamten, at their convenience during the It,’’ he said. Again, After Plan Approval Both the.. „Republican . . and Sides “fof 11*®" Itove told their sto- Ssli-kah’-jafa-wee'-ah), la almost SDidcs on ..property located on slon. kets down here and found out too. afternoon. "Then 1 heard a big crack and liowu Street, Extension, more Making a lengthy speech on Demormtip State Central Com- James J. Hill, president of Dl- ™®- In addition to Mrs. Smith and a mile long and rans through Final papers have been sign- be started until all plans were mitt^men ^ S ^ o rf tarir vision 241 of the Amalgamated Israel haa no embassy in Port veiy quickly that a lot of tiiese The present trip started out we were ta the water. For a m c - FROM MR. P.O.M.G. the center of toe city. The man paitlcularly bounded and de- M® hoaring floor, he accused the to Include just 50 or 60 of the Mrs. Fowler, many otoer Cov ed by the Btate Judiciary and approved. home town Their Influence is Transit Workers, and six mem- au Prince, just an ambassador guys are so out of their minds ®rs of the striking faction, the who fUe^,down froni New York with that they re«nt Indian prlnceos who helped construction on toe proposed concerned transit workers, met once or twice a year, staying in leaving their hotels to do it and School, a boy* alchool, and a-few tag on the program. Secretary . He was pidled from the water Vernon Fire Chief Joseph H. • Frame* adjusted • Lenses replaced • Prescriptlona fUled toe southwesterly comer of the were subsequenUy denied by the county towns. adult chaperones. of the committee 1* Mr*.- Jo guide explorers Meilwetiier Tolland County Courtoouse is • Time payments imrlt^ Republican State Central f®*" *0 minutes in the union a hotel room. He Is Joel Bar- complain about having to take by a byntander, one of hundreds Lewis cuid WUUam Ctark on expected to get under way again Dulfta has announced several tnwt heieta conveyed (which com nôn jîim an. But interest ta Bingland grew seph Shanahan; corresponding No sales final-you must be satiafed Committeeman John MuUen is headquarters'ûrsday. roml, an intense, small man a taxi to the casino, at the scene. their famed 1804-06 expedition of next week. openings for daytime firemen in toon pin is set in the easterly Revision Asked .to the point that many more secretary, Mrs. Milton WHde, toe Vemon Bire Depcutoient due or money back within 60 days has called for reported to have backed Lana- "1^® Imve bent over back- who says: “I have no offlee, no "Well, Sol figures he’ll move Kenneth Dahl, Cowlitz County the area Inriuded In the Louiaia- Lmter Baum, chairman of toe Une of laiid of the Ctty of Rock- ^t. Onge adulta i^ e d up for the trip, and treasurer, Ctqit. Walter to several firemen moving out wairds to resolve this,” HIU said employes, no red tape and h<^ his tables to the hotels. As far deputy coroner, said the by na Purchase. RedeveloiMnent Commission, re vise, toe southwesterly comer revision of the Immlpation Act gSn for the post. Other proml and the latest count la a total KeUer. of town. S A Y r r r p .o .m .g . o p t i c i a n s O f 1 9 6 6 consequenfly to get things as he knew he hod an exclusive FLOWERS standers probably saved many to insure immigration op- nent area Republicans have de- later. “I told their leêjîlp The footbridge la looatod on a ceived word this week from toe of 100 coming over. Mrs. William O. Glenney Is ta Any resident of toe .town 21 OPEN THUB8DAY TILL 9 ta n A ___i Mmi-tjuUv ^Samuel portuntUes for Europeans from scribed Johnson as an indepen- I**® thing would to done.’’ contract for all gambling on toe Mves. point that juts into toe lake. It developers, Alco Development Six months ago, Israel decid- island. But the government says A rather ataggering list of charge of placements; George yean of age or over may afply. Closed Monday* during July and Angoat _ . _ thpnee such countries as Ireland, Eng- dent Republican who conducts back to work and we 11 all sit For All Occasions Roes, public relations; Owen "When toe bridge fell ta. normally la uMd by students Oorp- of Meriden, that approval Ctermany. his own campaigns. His reputa- ‘»own and act on grievwces ^d ed to set up a demonstration there's another outfit, tough adUriUes has been totawn up Interested persotts ore ask^ to Trask, transportation; Mrs. many people on toe shore gotag to a nearby ediool. Vehlc- had been received. call Chief Duffta or Assistant As of July 1 the Immigration tlon through the area is of a complaints according to our by- farm ta the Artibonite, 2% hours guys, with rights to the hotels, to enterialn the BkigSsh guests, jumped in and started pulling ular traffic must take bigger The courthouse will be the first oc RocKVHle, two nunorea sixty- changed from the old quo- bright young man not necessar- laws and normal union procO' from the capital by car, and Sd screams bloody murder. But Jtaittag wMh an open house at Arnold Carlson, activities bro Chief Johnson. chure, Cathi Carpenter, teen people out," he said. bridges several Mocks cuway. building to go up ta the renewal toTM and 7/10 (263.7) feet. to an ta system based on national ily committed to the party or- dures.’’ budgeted $62,000 a year for It. it doesn’t do any good. He’s out tlM High School THifUday nIgUt area In the center of Rockville. RockvlUe Hospital Notes toon pin; then turning by an ta- ^ ^ dance; Mrs. Henry Sherman, Many families were separated the lake bottom for three hours CUPID, first come —first ganlzatlon. The step was a rare one be- of part of tiie action.’’ .Irotn 7 bo 9. The Nailian Hale searching for bodies. The water The bulldtag will be leased by Visiting hours are 13:30 to 8 tertor angle of 129" 30’ and run- gj Qnge pointed Ancient Rife and Drum* wlH 4-H talent Show; Mrs. John ta the confusion. At one time the The RepubUcan candidate 'ô wants to go to work will cause with the exception of Cohen’s answer for this is to GERANIUMS w a s so miurky, he said that they the state from the developers. p.m. ta all areas except ma PROVIDES DEVOTED DARLINGS Uiiig easterly along the souther- yesterday, either Johnson or Lanagan, will have allftee pdUce protection he Wett Gertnany and the Republic rebuild the e money was going. "i love Haiti," he says, xuuv.Rink. BXxtyV WX.JT vislttngxuxnniK teen-agersluuu-OKtaB . .. T ag * ' • During that time town officials Dr.; Judlto BY>rd, Tolland; Mark tw o hundred and 7/10 (200.7) President- to set aside a cer ■ TORONTO (AP) — The sec- bus and subway trains each g’nf Israel went ahead, acting "Great people. I’ve been in oth- wttll be given free admission to A g ftfin fl H lflfllllflg He said 'that "toe Republi Jtace Driver Dies worked diligently to have the Sriaimey, 130 Union St.; ond Kiwanis International day. Although only bus drivers through the Organization of feet to an toon pin; then turning tain number of visas for all oc- er coimtries. Everybody wants this danoe, which io sponsored ~ can leadentoip is ocvnpletely re NEW BRITAIN (AP)—A 49- state agree to build it in the George Peril, 167 Bkist Miata St.; by an tateriot angle of 93* 16’ casKms to countries of tesdl- Award for lêncy in Jfotlon viere involved 1" to® w ^k^‘ American States. The Haitian ^ ' ^ “^ ‘’ •em 10 bucks. Not by toe loccd PoUcemen’s Benev Democratic Town Director sponsible for toe icondlUons of hear-old stock car driver col- redevelopment project. Three or wmiarn Loehr Jr., 22 South $300 and running fifty (80) feet to an tional immigration, namely ^ ‘ ° ‘ ® *• ®^ was first, they were joined ^ dozens government set aside 220 acres here. There’s nothtag wrtmg olent AssoriaiUon. BYaqcla Mahoney said today our highways, and now wants tapeed shortly after winning a four other sites ta town were Grov eSt. those in Western Eurooe. ”'®^® Po®U>umously Tuesday to of subway and elevated train „f choice land in an abandoned with this government." Then toe -vWtors will be free to dlvent Ainds needed for toe toon itai; then turning by an in that Town Meinager Robert 100-lap race a t iPlalnville Sta under consideration. Discharged Tuesday; Brian terior angle of 174°. 11’ and run Files for Prinuiry Walt Disney. motormen Wednesday. Standard Fruit Co. plantation. for local viaMtng unItU Sunday, dohneotor Ito rectify thedr mis Complicated paperwork In Gsell, Kingsbury Ave.; Editii Weiss was "unjustly criticized” dium and was pronounced dead ning along the northerly line of Johnson of Stafford J®"»®® Moler, president of The walkout stemmed from a iê OAS sent ta a team o f ------Jidy 14, when Ooventry wjll takes.'’ early Thm-sday morning at a cMinectlon with toe plans caus Hewitt, 38 Tankeroosen Rd.; land now oTfol^wry*'^‘Mai^ wUl^^taaly fOTûIe R e^ ‘cM ^ demand by Negro <*^®” agronomists to make soU. and have the fSret annual town pi®' Tuesday night by two Republi In pinning toe .bHaine for tagb- hospital here. ed the long delay before toe Helen Sucheckl, 67 East St.; Kane, FrodKemnltzer and Sam- ]^mSuUl.^for State R^resen- n®y M® ^®® niU- ^r replantation among e«»iogical studies. Israel th«,then ALKA SELTZER nic a t the Plains BBeU, otarttag can directors. way condMloris o«* the whole program. Its Pearl St. — MS-S8M bacauM larga diamonds ar* much rarar. ter a public hearing before toe erro rs to bring in tîr claims k. j- session in the Tbwn day toortly alter she waa admlt- Sewerage Disposal Co. rectors, and releases It to the On trial as an accused ac I our complete d ls^ y Biwl tnav wltbln said time aHowed by pUb- ®® *“ session in me town J Trvwro HmnltBl wlttl It haa saddened the Israelis, Xm «x Copy Strviee press and the public. In short, cessory to a sole of narcotics, SURPLUS SALES 2. What It tht diamond’s out? *^ ‘***J Oommlsalon, and may jjsjung a copy of this order in some Hall, on Thursday, July lltoT ^ *“® ®J®*^ featuring fully guaran be granted sifbject to such addl'i- newspaper having a circulation in ’ siwpeoted InflammatlOil Of me the agenda is the responsibility MIortoro claimed last week that CO. teed Sdect Thi* is important bacauia modern, brilliant euh eott said probate ^strict within ten 1»68 from 6.00 to 8:00 p.m. fbr ^ of the majority party.” he had been Upping off federal 168 N. MAIN ST. Barre Guild more than heavy, flat or old mine cuts. tfonBl requirements and aefe- daysd a y s from the. date of. this order the purpose Duroose Ofof admitting all ner-per _ ed Supply, lae. and return make to this court of A hospital spokesman sold toe Mahoney scored the GOP ma agents about criminal activity at Depot Square Mmuments. goards as wiH protect puldic sons who are found to be quali Open D i^y to 9 P.M. 3. What Is tha diamond’s oolorl the notice given. oeiHe of death could nek be de- IHortfatdM.,] jority for ' refusing to allocate for more than a decade. healto, safety and welfare wito JOHN J. WAIA,ETT. Judge. fied to be electors of the Towh J. FARR — 643-7111 Diamonds coma In many colors: yellow, ifraw, coffee parilcular oonsideraitiQn to the termtaed until oftar toe port- $76,000 Tuesday night for the On Monday, EHI agent Thom UMITATIOR OBDEB of Ooventry. as Murphy of Ledyard took the Charge It with Monumtms brown, black, pink, blue and white. Tha most desirable impact of such uses on toe traf- mortem. Oakland-Parker connector, "a OOP, CAP AT A COURT OF PROBATE, The qualifications are as fol stand to confirm the suspect’s V diamonds are crystal clear. fke flow and drainage ta toe held at Mandiester, within and for The other quints—three boys Your Gift Gallery project vital to the future of the District of Manchester, on the lows: Applicant must be twen the northeast section of town." claim. He wouldn’t say, how jriUi day ■ of June, 1968. and one girt—were reported 4. Gan You got vonr monay hack? Present. Hon. John J. Wallett, ty-one years of age, must be a weU but they will be taken to 935 M AIN STREET - AT W ATKINS He eeld, 'they ore willing to ever, that Mortoro was on BHI The answer is YES. See Savltt And You’ll Have It. 1.) Automatic car wash _,oper- resident of the Town of Coven LOFT'S KITCHEN Judge. the hospital today for examina turn toeir backs on toeir com- assignment when he was ar REMEMBER—NO SALES BTNAUilAUI YOU MUST be atlon, excluding the following: Estate of Norma A. Klein, late of try for six months. Any appli TELEPHONE 643-5171 rested on the narcotics charge. sateified or money back cheerfully within 60 days of A. ) SeU-servloe coin (gratedJupiter. Palm Beach County, Flori tion, the spokesman said. FRESH CANDY mUmento to the pnoject,” and da, leaving property in Manchester, cant who is a naturalized citi The quints were born Feb. . 26,- charged thait their aatlon is "be- A Superior Court jury brought purchase. That’s P. O. M. O.. Peacej:, Of,- Kind oar waafaea. in said D ull'Irlct, ' deceased. - Guaranteed. ■ , ■______1 _ \ On motion of Elizabeth Ruth zen of the United States shall 1966, to M n. NogSsl Tukutese. cauae of ipoor puUUclty otxiut In a verdict of guilty after 86 B. ) Self-Service car washes.Prior 233 Norfolk Rood. Jupiter. present the certificate of his WELDON DRUG CO. minutes’ deliberation Wednes Florida ancillary executrix. our torrilfle highways, especUal- A copy of toe foregoing naturalization or a copy thereof j- ly MlddleiTpke.’’ day. ^ amendment to toe Zoning Regu ORDERED: That three months V/ U 7 MAIN STRFfl CASUAL from the 27th day of June. 1968, be issued by the U;-.!:eJ States Im- lations of toe Vemtm Fire Dis and the same are limited and al / lowed for the creditors vrithln which migratitxi and Naturalization ALL WAYS BEST trict is on file in toe Tom to bring in their claUns against Service, MANCHESTER "»•" *“'"9 «* $1800 <3etk*s Office of the Town ~ot said estate,laiaie, a and n a aaiasaid ancillary ex-ex ecutrixc la' dIrecMed ■' ...... to give j^bllc Dated at Coventry, Connecti VenMm. notice to the crsdltorg to bring In cut, this first day of July 1968. Zoning Commission their claims vriljhln said time al- ^ A ^ A I p e lowed by publisfcfng a copy of this . Michael J. Pesce, CANDIES Sound By Eklward B. Masker, order In some newspaper having a Donald S. Davis, Chairman clrculatldn in said probate district within ten days from the date of William G. Glenney, Richard St. Germain,. this orderv and return make to this Elizabeth R. Rychltag, Brighten the newly Secretary court of the notice given. Advice $900 JOHN J. WVALLETT, A h Judge. Board of Admissions wed's breakfast with SW IM SUIT .•X' tiL4 lo w SALE! Chatham Stoneware SALE $600 Brides , Children’s Bare Foot Sandals ♦ 'I They'll ge* every day off to a- glorious start if they can serve breakfast on lovely hand reg. $6. to $9. crafted Country Harvest Stoneware by Chat and Grooms 44cU[MrEQlipnapkins neat and Not Completely Satisfied. Remember-No Pavmenta If hirndy; hangs on wall, 111 or Unemployed. Just TeU Bill SaVltt. He WUl Gladly MANY ASSORTMENTS M A RLO W ’S Walt UntU You Are Back pn Your Feet. What Could from « stands on counter, moves Be Bhlrer? TO GIVE AND ENJOY from kitchen to dining room as required Front is FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ______- THAT'S P.0.9r.O.______"OPEN WED,, THtlRS. ^ A FRL TILL 0 PJd. ^ *319** 1‘ -KNOX decorated with a brass pull. DO W NTO W N M A IN ST. IN M ANCHESTER # , 649-5221 Discontinued patterns of Jwo very famous name brands. Mom, you'll 'Asylum St., Hartford It is one of hundreds of be pleased with the fit and quality of these Sandals . . . now priced ISecond* From Mala BUSH HARDWARE CO. i>HARMACY Your Gift Gallery gifts ^ Open 6 Days — Thurs. Nights till 9:00 less than most good sneakers. In white pr red, sizes S'/j to 12 in SAVITT 'Downtown Hartford 7. wood. the group. > 793 MAIN STREETt-MANCHESER m E. CENTER 8T. . OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 Read Herald Advertisementg Closed Mondays during July - ”d Augisit

/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. .FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1968 PA op mam ^ , f ■, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE NINE

prehenttve study of the need tor a nsr The huge difference, not svl- Open Forum B o lto n dent in the building figures * NOTICE# ttonal nllroad passenger system, and I Wavkon Subs Question shown, is because $13,840 was then, If the nesd (s certified, of the deposited In jipie last year tor LMal Advertisement methods tar developing such a modem "Attitade Osmmlsrtoa’’ TOwir of Vernon Sitemttg l|praUi Held Behind. fees not. yet issued. The sum Office of the rail nebwmli. To taw Editor, Graduates List Their Plans was reflected In the town’s fi Director of Administration • FUBUSHED BT THE We certify the need. The option to nancial picture for the ^rear anUJLD PfUMTINO OO.. INC I rood wtah deep ooncani the • High Schort is over for Bol- education); Walter Roser, Ml- Tracy, U.8. Army; Leiclenne Vernon, Conn. travd by rallroaid, and to travel by rail Says Kickover which ended June 30, 1967. Contract for proposal for U BIm U Street letter submitted by Mir. Fttit ton’s of 1968. College U aml-Dade Junior College (art), VerfaUle, secretarial work; XanchcMer. Conn. road to any reasoiMhIe nMiJor dty (Conttnued from Page Oifo) ButhUnfC permits were Is automobile tires and inner TB0MA8 itooUSOK gerald in Friday'! Herald; the and David Russell a ^ Fuul Paul Joan Williams,WU Marjorie Web tubes WAL.TEE R. FERGUSON destination, is not otw this nation con oontente of wMch advocated a sued last month for 20 FUbUihen .• othera will starting to work Russell,-U.8. Navy, ster Junior (follege in Washing thought other tttings should be sbtgle-family dwelUngs, at on Date of bid Mienlng, July 22, afford to abamtoi. governmental ootttrol of ab right away,'but all have some ' rounded OtJtober 1. 18S1 __ Also, Harold Sauer, Pratt and ton, D.C. (fashion merchandis considered before building 'what aveikge cost of $19,800; for one 1968; Time:'10:80 a.m. And one part of the method that ■will tltudee of teachen and attidenta, plane for the future. ing), and James. Wilson, (auto might be an. expensive, one-of- im Â TTO N TO BID PdbHehed Beery Sivenlnc Bbccept Sundays Seventy-three per cent of th® ywtney Aircraft; Kathy Scan- ^ renolr work 3-famUy ..dwelling; three ga and BoUdays. Bntered at the Post Office at have to be followed is also, we would I would Uke to recommend two a-kind vessel. rages; six iniscellaneous pro- A certified check in toe Maaoheater, Oonn., ae Second Olase Mail say, becoming obvious. books for said peracti- to rtu^yi olase is going on to further ed- »nd Whitney Aircraft Scoreboard He said the quieter sub would Including a $88,000 resteu- amount of 5 per cent of the Matter. uoation, 44 per cent ie matricu or Travelers' Insurance; Dennis total bid must accompany each A national passenger service abohld Both AMous Huxley and Oeocstl Crockett Real Estate defeated oost far more than the $88 mil- ^ Center St., a $88,000 SUBSCRIPTION RATBS~ OrweU have written etoout the lating at a four-year college, Sheridan, Emerson College in Hon estimated for the lateM bid. Said check of the success PayaUe in Adeanee be maintained as a national government- Boston; Margie Sherman, sec All Season Pool’s, 32-2 In a complex at stores on Hartford ful bidder will be held until One Year ...... »».00 effects and resuMa of govern while 39 per cent will be attend make-up games. The winning sturgeon class submarine and Rd., a $30,000 warehouse on such time as all condlUons of Six Months ...... 16.60 operated facUUy, owning and operating ing two-year colleges. Every retarial work (Connecticut Mu- Tliree Months ...... 7.80 mental control of people’a T.u. pitchers were Tom McCurry and that would be pretty expensive Wetherell St., and a $78,00() ma the proMsal have been met. One Month ...... 3.60 and maintaining is own equipment, oiid minds, ■nieeo boohe are written senior who applied was accept ^ ) , Jolm Smythe, Manchester Varca. Crockett Real research. chine shop on Tolland Tpke; two Speclflcatlons can be obtained sharing nottiing with existing private nil- on a level for even Mr. Ftta* The Soviets have more than at the office of the Director member of tool sheds; seven fences; five THE ASSOCIATED PRESS roads except the use of their lines. gereld to imderstand, and fortu school of hls choice, arts), and Donald Sobol, UConn. league. 400 sub# of all types, including gjgng. swimming pools; three of Admlnlstratlca at any time (art). Tile Associated Press Ur exoluslvely entitled The chief reason we, the weaMMest nately, no courage la needed to r Each of the sixty-three mem Bullettn Board \ nuclear-driven missile carriers. demoUtfons; and 80 aUeratlons from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m., to the use of repuMloation of all news dis bers of the claee have Indlcat- Monday thfough BTiday. patches eredMad to It or not otherwise credit and most advanced natton In the world, « read them since there are no . . Also, ----- Mary------Lou Spencer,. Cfon----- There will be a Board of Edu- Sen. John Stemia, D-Mlas., and additloisa ed In this paper and also the local news pub- governmental controla on their ed their plane for the Immedl- cord College in West Virginia,' cation meeting on Monday night. subcommittee chairman, said Hshad here have the worst passenger railroads In the AH rlAts of reptddloation of special dis- puUicatlon. **®^**^' . (elementary education); Nancy ------the United States has 146, in paaohes herein are also reserved. work! is because V e have, so' far, rather C he^l B ^ e r will .attend Stniff, Dean Junior College in ' Manchester Evening Herald cluding 41 polarls missile boats, nAtvely trusted private entorpriM ridl- I would Uke Mir. Fitzgerald to I The Herald Printing Company Inc., as answer in hla next letter Mvei^ p rjm t Md Stratton In Boston Massachusetts; (Christine To- summer correepondent, *Dana and 108 attack subs of wMch 38 sumes no financial responsibility for typo- roads to take care of us, out of pertinent queatlana in relattDQ (srtio ^ of bustoess); Barbara bjag, secretarial work; James Dimock, tel. 649-8348. are nuclear powered and the giMhloal errors appearing in advertisements Bedford, Manchester C om m u-______:______ana other reading matter In The Mandiester some loyalty to the original nature of to bU idea of ‘atUtude o o n tro ^ rest diesel. Bveiring Remld. their franohlse, out of the goodnesa of Flirt, who wlU judge, toe a ttf itity College (secretarial stud- He urged the Navy to offset lesl; William Behrmann, How- Sahaoriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- their corporate hearts. tudee of teachere and attidenta? AndoDer the disparity in numbers be ton Post News Service. Who wlU determine what toe qll Cheney Technical School tween Russia and this country Fbd] service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. They are not trying to take care of tcarjientry); Lee Brodeur, New by maintaining "a clear over-all PubUabeiu Representatives — The Julius us. They are contliiually scheming to criteria wUl be for a vtolaUon Mathews Bpeolai Agency — New York, Chi Bhigiand Technical Institute In qualitive advantage.” downgrade and eUndnate such poor of the 'proper' attitudee needed Town to Honor Guy^ûdaw HUGE HOUDAY cago. Detroit and Boston. to pass the tert? What will W Mew Britain (school of elec- The breakdoam on types of MEMBER AUDIT BmiElAU OF CIRCDLA- passenger aaytea as they continue to the punishment tor teachere and lce), and Michael Byrne, Russian subs was deleted from noNS. offer us. And we a n apparently never . students of our town tf the Attn C loeta (Oa.) State College With Reception oh Sunday the transcript for .security rea Dimlay advertising closing hours: going to invoke our regulatory powen , tude Oommlaslon finds them in {grty. sons. For Monday — l p.m. Friday. Also, Donna OampbeU, Shep- Andover is sibout to loae one conununlty In so many ways, Rlckover said toe Pentagon For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturdav. or define the responsibilities of their violation of said test? ^ LAND SALE Ard-OiU School of Practical For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday fraachlBe, in such a way as to com WUl tola ‘’Attitude Oommle- of its best known citiaene, but and so/effectlvely in all of them, has authorised a fleet of 69 nu For Thursday — 1 p.m, Tuesday slon" of Mr, Pltagerald’a evetlt Nuirtng in Boston; Dale Carnell, he will not get away without ;it is difficult to pinpoint the clear attack submarines, hut WE NAVE THE KST DEAU For Friday — ; p.m. Wednesday pel them to maintain even tbsl poaelbly library work; Dorna For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. tually spread out to InoJude town a great many people doing him - most useful areia of service, plans to finance only two a year m THE COUNTRY ON Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day nefore minimum of decent service which would Oormier, secretarial work; in 1969 and 1970. TMi • ftrs ipptrliBiDp •• publication. 5 p.m. - Friday for Saturday employees and pertiapa honor. Sunday evening at the However, trained well as a •CfifB. «Wk> in 9 , and Monday publication seem a sane necessity tor any civilised iMchael Deleny, West Virginia First Otngregattonal Church teacher and practicing the.pro- CNOia KHIG-SIZED fMritliiiisi profesatonaT Wlqr did MY. Wesleyan (art); Dana Dimock, country. As things are golag, they are gerald single out teachen anfl ^ outlaw Night”, feesion with dedication and skill CMNeUiDy M rio n f’ rram h> nursitw) much two years at Barnard Brown LAKE LOTS -MOK IMM roe HM No Two Power World Is Safe to maintain a service whUSi is a nation If Mr. Fitzgerald le so dla- Aiito PMUn litUiov TTnivM«uv *«ccesB in ttie new position he school in Hartford, it must be A hike of approximately 121 al need, they should have no mors of appolnted in Mam*eeter’e per cent over a year ago In ÎNSTANTCRtMT s IIST THUS The aacrlfice the big powers have made theta- oM fire and fight left if the cattonal aystem then I nuglit ^ £ electrical engineeitog)* The Stmday affair waa to be then a man doing many other taxable Manchester construction s lOWtST ftKIS M CtHen s cn4 (lieitti in the non-proliferation treaty is mainly suggest that he direct lUa di Brezklan Dwyer, M a r c h e d ® surprise and probably wUl be important things. has been reported for last month a pledge tfatit they will d o . everything natkxi itself now formulatos its own plan COAAE OUT TODAY OR for owning and operating its own lemma to the Board of Bduc^ OmiunuiSty College (liberal a» he is now representing the Outlaw was very close to the by Thomas C. Monahan, chief poeatble to perpetuate tbeir own mam>- Uon, for under our Town Charter building inspector. passenger system. If private enterprise ifim) ; Brian <^;flgeiton. Drew Connecticut Dq;»rtment of work at the Congregational WRITE FOR FREE BROCHURE poly of ttie powers of nuclear deotruc- toe Board of Biducatkxi is not University in New Jersey; Peter CSassroom Teachers at the Na- Church here. He was chairman The June 1968 figure was $797,- has neither the tncHnwtfon nor OKN 7 94YS * WIIK-19 s.a. H 7 am- 1967. And (he agreement ct the UnSbed States tt ought to be ready to rdinquMh question at tWa point. VWU Ifc. Eriandsota, data processing, and farewell gift will be presented mlttee and for five years heod- Fees collected last m UOotn. (business admlnlstra- Outlaw’s new work in duf- has bad,charge of - the Lay July fireworks display to be held at Mt. Nebo was OPEN These are petfaapa jaundiced views to I rtBll look forward to m t. ^ tlon); Joseph Orous, U.S. Air falo, N.Y., will be with the Buf- School of Religion for the Tro- American Legion Star, honoring the sponsoring organi :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. Fitzgerald answering llleee v lt^ * Force, and Holly Hemingway,, fafo Council of Ohwches of toe land Association for th,e past offer oonoeraing derelopmealB which PtK)tocravliMl By Albert Bucetrlctut questions about tUe Attitude zation. A crowd of 30,000 witnessed the event. have apparently brought conaMershle A Relativity Of Fatigrue- iêwton-Wellesley Hospital (R.N. Northwestern Conference, Unit- two years, CANDIDATE AT HARTFORD Oommlaolon’s investigation lnt|J program). ed Churdi of Ctorirt. He will be Politically, Outlaw Is a Dem- aaUsfactton and' cheer to the two na- the attitudes of Manchester'e We have news for those plane pilots or Also, Robert Hutchinson, {g charge of four centers deal- ocrat, and the town committee Mr. Bradley or Mrs. George ttonal leadeiBhipB Involved, that of Pre- plane travelers who find themselves ex teachers and students. vi Ijortheastern University (engl- with toe upgrading of edu- had the benefit of his leader- -3SC One lest quertlon. WU Mr. Munson. Refreshments are be aidait Johnson in Wasliingtan, that of periencing what they think to be the heering); Mary Mar, Connect- cation of Inner City children, ship for the last, several years, Premier Kosygin in Mtasoow. And no one Today in History Fitzgerald’s Attitude Oommtth ing handled by Mrs. Steve Ur- unique sensation of "time-zone faltgue." lent College for Women (liberal rj, commitment to the new Job Whatever Andover needed to sln, Mrs. Eugene Schwanke Mioidd try to deny the fact (bat for these By Rowland Evans Jr. rton be bi-partisan? arts); Tony Krzeslckl, UC3onn. started Jidy 1. A moat Import- make It a better place to live 938 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 048-8171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO This is the weary, tired sensation ■which By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A Manchester Teachqr and Mrs. John McGuire, who - CLOSED MONDAYS - MUSIC STORES; 17 OAK S T M ^ , taro great powen to get anywhere near Inside (business admlnlstraUwi); Su- break in the new jOb will In he was willing to work for.’ ask for calls from those con apparently floods through the indi'Vldual Today is Friday, July 8, the san Lambert, Falrlelgh-Dlckln- occur on Aug. 8 when he re- One of the most arduous jobs TEL. 643-8171 - 241 ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD - TEL. 622-7201^ W A 'I^S-W EST this degr«|e of cahn rattonality in their when he has taken hla personal "biologl- Robert D. Novak 187th day of 1968. There are 1T9 tributing. FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER STREET - TEL. 649-7196 reWfonatiips is a pleasant and aeemlng- days left In the year. (tpn University In New Jersey turns to Oonneotlcut to marry in which he served well for six etJ clock’’ and dlscombobulstted it by and To make the Sunday night af- nues and pak-shaded squares-, caused by Rockefeller’s month became the first South Ameri and ingenuity to bring even such fringe- phere, In assuming .that their experience Rockefeller’s declaration that Ldndsay that he ■wau really Wa can country to" declare its inde eral arts). t^r the past four or five years fair more complete a scrapbook was one of the first planned clt- Uke sanity into being. Mayor John V. Lindsay would first choice. Again. Undsay long rndnuet with lindsay, hls The Brick Also, Judy Lodi, Manchester ^ attractive house he bought is being assembled of events re- ies in North America. The port is strictly limited to the air, and can be ctoseat advisors now recom pendence from Spain. avoided forever by the simple expedient have to ask to be named to the did not respond.. The two fenced (^ m u n ity CoUege (secretarial wUlhun Kelley when he latlng to the guest of honor, was founded In 1733 by Gen. But, ahhoaigh the we^xms involved are tor the balance of the unre- mend waiting until after next On This Date The bricklayer laid a brick on studies); Gary Lopez, Unlversl- Weal Hartford. People with Items to use should James Edward Oglethorpe and of coming down to the groimd and stay Senate, far from' surprising Re far more terrible than those of any other publican insiders here, was wiamhng conversation. month's national convention. the bed of cement. ty of Hartford (liberal arts); p gomeone who served hls get them to either the Rev. a band of English settlers., State (Chairman Schoeneck tells In 1798, Napoleon Bonaparte era, the atmosphere of the time is 'very ing there. merely the logical conclusion to They have had no effective captured the Egyptian port of Then, with a precise stroke df John Lyons, Hartford State The sensation in question, when it the Governor that would avoid bis trowel, spread another much like that of the vaiioua armament the tortuous course followed by commuiVjcBitlon since. Sen. Ja Alexandlra. Technical College (engineering------=------—:------■-' oootpol pacts and breetiM which were comes during or immediately after air cob Javats, who maintains making enesnles Inside the stats layer . > tech.); • Mary McDaniel, Uni- , . OF MANCHESTER the Governor since the assass party at a most Init^portune In 1830, the French xiccupled evolved in the yierlod between Worid War travel, results frwn a multlpHoatlon of ination of Sen. Robert F. Ken cordial If not warm rclattons Algiers in North Africa. And, without a by-your-leave, verslty of Rochester (special factors of speed and height and distance with both, has volunteered to time. From the national atand- laid on another brick. education); John McDonald, U- I and n. These 'were largely an attempt nedy. point, former Nattonal Oialr- In 1868, William Booth founded versus the individual physiology which^ Fearful that Lindsay might serve as an intermediary car the Salvation Army in London. The foundations grew visibly, Oonn. (engineering), and George to preserve existing nKSK^xdies or auper- man Leonard Hall gives the Muntoy, St. Michael's in Ver happens to be involved. But this physl- humiliate him by turning down rying messages to make sure In 1938, President Franklin D. The building rose, tall and / iorttiea; there were always potential nrtther is embarrassed—to no same advice. strong, to shelter men. mont. maveefeks waiting for the opportunistic ology itself Is a 'variable factor, subject a Senate offer. Rockefeller for Roosevelt signed a bUl creating weeks has sought private as a'vBil. To fallow such a course, the National Labor Relations Also, Mary Jon Nlcliols, Bry A TS m U E R moment to surge tteough their paper to change from such ine'vitable factors surances from the Mayor that In Uic vacuum created by this RackefeHer would be depri'vlng I thought, Lord, of that poor ant and Stratton In Boston tiger enforcement clauBes; the agree as the peseage of anottier kind of time Board. hla answer would be yes. Lind Invpasse, improboSifle candldatee New York of one seat In the brick buried In the'darkness (school of business): Robert / founded\ In 1948, Britain’s Labor gov Nystrom, University of Miami ments hailed in so many speechea just —that we, call age. say’s refusal to say yes or no for Kennedy’s seat have multi U.S. Senate for more Oian two ernment adopted the National at the base of the big buUdr like the one the President made in W a^- There comes a stage where the coef- prior jo a hard offer has pro plied without disoouragement months. The delay would also ing. (marine biology): Robert Olm tacitly encourage still more Health Servtoe Act, providing sted, UConn. (liberal arts); - ^ J O B ; - ' ington the other day were more illusion Hcient represented by the thing called duced a rash of hot-eyed suit by Rockefeller. Some 13 up free medical servloe. No one sees It, but it accom Bum reality. And when World War H age zooms higher and higher, producing, ors for the vacancy, festooning state county leadens back Sec lobbying by party factions, the plishes its task, and the oth Kathy O’Reilly, office work; <-11 kind of lobbying usually asso In 1960, Sen. Lyndon B. J1 Also, Steven Plzer, Boston picion between Governor and crime commission. Long Island Ten Y ean Ago as long as I stand faithfully sometimee with the tacit connivance of Those pilots who are just beginning to politicians want state Senator ’ President Oamal Abdel Nass at the right place? , University (pre-medical); Wil Mayor created by their battle In liam Smith, U.S. Army (Air ^ other nations, the mein effect of a whole noUce It when they fly from Los Angeles last winter’s city garbage strike. Ed Spino. Other local fa-vorites er of the United Arab Republic M. Quoist ' -JULYBtii&Btli Defense Command): Philip Pon- era of {f enumed progress toward limlr to London may come to the day when But It also Is a classic exam with scattered support are H e r a ld was on a state ■visit to Yugoe- tatiOB armaments bad been to limit they get the some fatigue walking from state RopubMcon chairman laida. Rev. Ernert Coppa ■. tlcelll, Hartford Statrf Technical ple of the Byzantine style of AssumpUm Church j the aumhsi' of obaolete weapons nations the pordi hammock down to the corner Charles Schoeneck, Congress Yesterdays CoUege (engineering tech.); politics often pursude by Rocke man Paul Pino of the Bronx, Five Years Ago Nancy Prlndle, LPN program: would have to take into World War H. mailbox. feller to his own detriment. ’ and John March!, a Staten Ii- . 25 Yearg Ago The Soviet Union and Com Alana Rose, UConn. (physical Where is the promtse of something It is this style more than any land leader. munist China opened talks in Quotations ^ better and more btadlng in the present -- considerations of ideology that' More serious mpport haa de- The Fourth at July fell on a Moscow to try to resolve Ideo has allentated Rockefeller from Poverty, Ignmance, war, ni- iftterplay between Russia and the United Connecticut GOF vetoiped for John Gardner, the Sunday this year; Independence logical differences. States? the party rank-and-file national former Secretary • of Health, Day Is celebrated otv Monday clal conflict, Immorality, civil In this year of uns^tled politics, it Is ly and has made fellow Re Education and Welfare, and and The Herald did not publish. One Year Ago disorder, mental and physical RENT grty, in something that no one mcn- good to have something which never publicans liberals, such as Lind Oongreasmen Charles Goodell France’s President Charles de enslavement exemplify stant|- YOUR tkma. It might coooetvabty be that the rtianges. Connecticut Is the "Li nd oi say himself, less than ardent In and Ogden Reid. All have parti 10 Years Ago Gaulle backed out of a |l-bllllon ards tom down, spiritual ideals t^ted States and Russia oortd so en- Steady Habits" and nothing followed Ito supporting his Presidential bid. sans inside Rockefeller's staff, warplane construction deal with desecrated, the best of clvll]- CHOICE Qpurege themselves into mutual deem- old habits any better than the state GOP The trouble began immediate and tlie highly capable Goodell A record crowd is on hand at Britain. The move ended pro zatlon fallen into disuse. • A CAR? of their mlUtary stance in the convention. ly after Kennedy’s murdpr when hah significant upstate back Mt. Nebo to watch the Annual spects for a jointly developed —Arthur P, Wuth, new clud^- wteld that the. day might come yrhen The political leaders assembled to Rockefeller, Instead of | quickly ing. Fireworks Display sponsored by French-Britlsh nuclear strike man of the board of the choose (telegates for the national conven naming a successor, b^gan to In view of the unseemly cam the American Legion. force. , Chrlettan Science Church. of these might be 'wUllng to rtop war game the situation With his being the wodd's foremost independent tion and a senatorial candidate. Never had bo' mfuiy met to do so little. Never advisors. Suspicious of Lindsay I 239/675 powen, and start being Just conunon- were the "leaders" more docUe In fol ever since the garbage affair, in members of the United Nafiom - lowing their instructions. Rockefeller’s chief llei^nants Whto each of them becomes wllBng - Perhaps' this is unfair. At a. time of . feared the Mayor would reject to miireoder Ite own safety to the United chaos one might be pleased to find order I an offer of the Senate seat with Fischetti Why Not! Natiot* — when each of them is wifltaig and discipline. The fact is the declsibns | a public pronouncement that ê • * to, concede to the United Nations the were madp ■ mdnths agd. The agreement could not, in good conseteneb, We have fully equipped was that the convention delegation would turn the city over to Democrat right to poBseea more military police go for RockefoUer and the nomination Frank O’Connor (president of new cam for rent by the force than 4t possesses for Itself in its to Ed May. The modeiate force^ln the the City Council), Lindsay day, week or mon'^, at 2 3 7 / 8 2 7 own name — then there will be some’ party became a bit restless and It was would then seem the selfless very reaaonable rateel... SINGER* hope of a system of world life and arm a- agreed to give three votes to Nixon, party man. Whra your car Is tied up SINGER* ZIG-ZAti nênt oontrrt which wiU- not meredy be .Everything c^me out exactly as plan- To smoke olit Lindsay's Inten for service or repairs, or T SEWING MACHINE p ie c e the preface to a new wortd war. n ^ . But this year things could be up tions, Rockefeller let politicians when you need an addi- IN HANDSOME EARLY SEWING MACHINE In other ■words, when the United States set. The liberal group In the GOP has and press know that he definite not given the party what could be de tionat car . . . AMERICAN CABINET! W ITH CASE! and Russia really begin to lead the world ly hpd decided to offer him the scribed as outrtanding leadership. The seat. toward iieace, they will no longer be GOP holds only a single congressional But Lindsay didn’t bite. His • Smooth stitching-lorward • Darns, mends, monograms dealing privately with one another, Uke office and no statewide pfflce. The Idea aides were just as suspicious job CAU and reverse without attachments Bet you never thought two rival rulers of two half worlds, but that It could outspend the Democrats Rockefeller’s fearing that an ad • Bobbin Winder release • Sews buttonholes, buttons ■“ they will each bit) conducting themselves was a disaster. Leaving its base as the vance acceptance by Lindsay • Full range speed control • Quiet and vibration free os citizeiM of one world, under the su party of responsibility It lost Its solid might find Rockefeller changing 643-5135 • Sews wide range of fabrics- • Sews all types of fabrics- you could buy the Stearns & Foster perior peace and war jurisdiction and V core followers and attracted few liberals hts mind, to the Mayor’s acute sheer to heavy woolens sheer to heavy woolens low of the United Nations, which oon- outside its own diminished ranks. (KtiSarrassment. What Lindsay • Attachments included • Full range speed control tizuies to posseas and represent the one ' -niis year ail across the nation the actually would j^ve said to a {ide is turning toward a middle of the ONLV 5 g g f 4 9 . only treaty which owitalns the pos- bona fide offer hr ’anybody's O N L V J g B Deluii(e Ortho Posture for as little « road approach to our problems. Al guess, but some close associates ribOtty of true security for anybody. _ though there are 13 votes from Con I told him he could do more for necticut that are "neutral for Rocke Ask about our Credit Plan designed to fit your budget. st-' 1:feller" this could change in the next New York City In the Senate Take from one to thirty-six months to pay, Watkins is now offering this extrg, firm ing" . . . heavier coils and extra padding across few weeks. If Rockefeller should electri than In City Hall. the center third of 'mattress to provide proper The Trainb We Should Have The mutual suspicion was un- What's new fo r tomorrow fs of S I N C E R today!* 1 Steams & Foster Deluxe Ortho Posture bedding fy the country during his election drive I at an all time low sale price. Practice makes support. In the box spring, 80 cofls are securely The Interstdite Commerce Oommls- these votes wdll stay solid.jIf when the deriined during the only pro longed conversation between 1 perfect and Steams & Foster has been p ^ tic - fastened to the hardwood frame, then are hand I gOP meets In Miami Nixon has a com- flitding itself plagued with the prob them since the assassination. MOMARTY I ing for the past 120 yeai’s. The heavy duty 312- tied 8 ways with hemp twine. Steams & Foster lem' of railroads seeking to abandon ' /m inding .leifll' It will surprise no' one If then backs up their biding with a 10-year war .'■hi/i'fi ^^Connecticut spokesman arises and Rockefeller began by asking SINGER coil mattreSs gives you real back supporting peuisenger service on the plea that sjich Lindsay, to document the rea brothers firmness while the poljrfoam quiJted top gives ranty. Take advantage of this offer while it servioes are no longer pirofltable, has votes "16 for Richard M. Nixon." If that shoul(T'’happen the state GOP leaders- sons why he ought to be ap “Comieotlout’s OMest you beauty and (lomfort you .never knew exist lasts and start sleeping in real ctmofort. But rsoommended, in its latest report to Con- • who have been In control of the party pointed—u curiously Insensitive Llnooln-Mercury Dealer" 856 MAIN STREET TEL. 647-1^25 ed. Steamk & Foster features "Weight Balanc huriy! ONLY 33 PIECES ARE LEFT.* gram, that somebody, either a Con- way pf testing Lindsay's inten machinery for 26 years will lose con m C R iC A h i 801 CENTER STREET •K Tr«tfem«rtt o | ThIi SINGCR COMPANY i;rssBlnnsl committee, .or the Department siderable of their presently diminished tions, Lindsay Tlld not respond. of Transportation, undertake a> com- ' ' prestige. STAMFORD ADVOCATE. Rockefeilter then abruptly OPEN EVENINGS (Except Thurs.) •‘vik-TST- i-f ,- i - r ■- ' Y N . •

~~i \ MANCHES-TER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, tto A Y , JULY 5,, 1968 MANCHESTE» EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRUTjAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE ELEVHN PA~~

Mid Mlattvely U gh pitciied, the oondualon, so ttie audience Ilth Season spunded eiceeasIVBly brilliant wne muoh o f my opinion. W e d d i n g THINK SMALL 917M.90 Tlien came W ank Maifin’o op- Ifen t week** prug nam will Blanchf ield-Bowman Ingram-Witter W e d d i n g us wM d) explons tiie fidl tonal reaituxe ifie Bertalilre Boyu IN B V« iwnges o f an ondiestra, where- Cteir, heard here on a previ- DeMverad in Of Festival Yale - Dnranleau Bquipped with iM theretU in as ttie Bach is hmMed in it ous oocasian to excelknt ef- Arnold - Derails terior, wlndahleM w u h ir, 3- MlM Maitolean M aiy Dumn- soope. Tlio baas section was now feet. In addMon to this grow>> speed electric wiper*, heater, In NemHall reinforced and the effect w«s toe oroiieatra win offer worfca letau o f Beecher FWta, Vt., be- Mtos Cynthia Lee Dennis of Tolland and Daniel Kenneth defnwter, 4-wny iiafety fluhen, boomy ao that I thought the hall hy ReepigU, Miller, and BkKh. oanM toe' bride of Alton Rice tMck-up Hglite, front and rear By iO rtS ORVBER ^ Arnold of Mhncheater exchang had excessive baas req ponee, but ■jtkln Jr. of Andover Monday, seat btf te. Th«'8«rUoni Festival of Mu- Just the sort of thirg whhdi June 24, « t St. V ary’s Church, ed vows Thursday morning, aio pro- ed too soft iMIas Ruth Anne Duranleau atanding taxes fbr the fiscal full-length gown of satin brocade priate to discuss these facilities. It la true that toe bass drum o f Beecher Fhilhi, Btoiter o f the year whloh ended last Simday. Engaged with a matching Jacket accented boomed out In this work, but a bride, was maid of honor, Da The building and its approaches, The outstanding taxes were on with pearls. Her fingertip veil reely kurge one was emplpyed, vid B. Yale of Andover served The engagement of Miss PA- while not yet landscaped, are. assessments tied up in court ap of silk Illusion was arranged ae hb brother’s bedt man. trlcla Ann Davies of Maiîos- impressive, and the hall Itself which would have served the peals. State statutes permit ap from an organza petal headpiece After a reception at the Ghxv- w u e tt is tastefully designed.#nd of BushneR better than a hall of pellants to withhold up to 28 per ter to Thomas Chsirles trimmed with rhlnesUHies and cohvMiient size, I shouNPguess moderate dimensions. The dou- .emor Pirouty Inn, Newport, toe Jr. of Upper Montclair, N.J., cent of Uteir taxes, pending court couple lent for a weddhig trip pearls, ahd she carried a bou about 800 to 600 seaU, weU Ue basses sounded a Uttle has been announced by her quet of roses, carnations, dai settlement. to Senegal, West Africa, and a spaced, so there is plenty of heavy, but peTh(^» a better lo-Last Saturday, GOP Town mother Mrs. CfoUp V. Davies of sies and ivy. Dependable four of Europe A fter Sept. 1, knee room and easy access. cation might be flound on the 879 Center SJ. .She is also the Miss Maureen Elizabeth Chairman M. Adler Dobkln ac they will live at Newport, Vt. Acoustically, the hall is not an stage, or rubber crutQi tips fit- ^ ______^ __ daughter of the late Colin V. Arnold of Manchester, sister of cused Cummings of making "un- Mrs. Tale received her MA V unqualified success, at least ted to thiir pegs to reduce this, nubetantiated d ieiges" ctmeem- Davies. the bridegroom, was maid of degree in F’^ c h from the Uni from a standpoint of music, al- Again, the hall is only, about one i„ g thesale ofthe tax entici- Her fiphee is the son of Mrs. honor. She wore a full-length versity of Vermont, Burlington, I though I have an idea that It sixth as targe as the Butonell, p(^;tlon notes. Langeland Van (jleef of Upper gown of yellow chiffon with a and as a Fulbright assistant wUI be quite effective for and the bass section was more Dobkin said that "A s part of Montclair, and Thomas C ., matching headbow, and she she taught in France. Mr. Tale spe«x:h. The demands of one vdrt than one sixth as large as that proper operating procedmw, the Bruett Sr. of Bloomfield, N.J. carried a bouquet of yellow dai USED CARS 1s a, 1964 graduate of Yale Uni of sound are not necessarily of the Hartford Symphony. town borrows money to cover Miss Davies, a graduate of sies and yellow and white carna versity. He served for two years those of anoêr. Finally, we came to the Bee tU s short period (while the ap Manchester High School, attend tions. as a Navy officer in the Orient. thoven Ftano Ocncerto, ideal pealed taxes are outstanding) ed Marietta (Ohio) College. She Joy-Ann Dennis and Jlll-Lou In general,' the hall is high The couple are employed as ly designed to teat the fre and repays It w h «i the appeals is employed at Pratt and Whit Dennis of Tolland, four-year- ly resonant, and gives the effect teachers in the North Country quency reepofase of any haH, are settled and the taxes come ney Division of United Aircraft. oUl twin sisters of toe bride, of almost excessive briUiance Union High School, Newport 1 with numerous scale paasages of in.” East Hartford. were flower glrti They wore in the high registers, and boomi- Mrs. Yale to chairman of the Mr. Bruett to a senior at Ma extended < dimensions. Now my Today Cummings said that mint green dotted Swiss dPdas- nass in the lows. However, care language depeutment, and her rietta College where he is a ful listening showed this first guess was cbanks, utility buiyi- flash and echoed by a sharp 65 DODGE Loaded — including disc procedure to sell tax anticipa evening. year.” The marriage of Miss Carol sister of the bride; and Miss the bride of Douglas Barton bridegroom’s mother wore a (nr trip to the Shenandoah Val- most vcloes. vowels. Ings and the softball diamond report. Dart Station Wagon. V-8, brakes and auto, tion notes to bail them out. J r ” ______, . . . , Confident policemen diimensed ------1------Sue Bowman, of Coventry to Anne BlanchQeld ahd Miss Ingram of Vernon Saturday, powder blue sUk dress with i^y m Vihginia, Mra. Arnold Tlie Bach sounded heavy in On toe other band, pousonant "N o previous board, under ex bleachers. James Edward Blanchfield H I Elizabeth Blanchfleld, -both of June 8, at the Congregational matching accessories and a wore a brown and white suit auto, trana, ^1395 trans., on CAVE The observations were same ^ the pound, sputte^ P*” -.wkh the entire traffic problem Milford Beaches Opened the floor. w " the bottom, even though Ifr , sounds will come through very perienced Republican or Demo wheelsheels andunu romBnroman candlescaiimea run * i_ uMa «n BAN6! of Manchester was solemnized Manchester and sisters of the Church of Birmingham, Mich, corsage of pale yellow vvtth whiite acceasortes. The power steering. MILFORD (A P ) — Beaches Basdey employed cniy one dou-. well, and epeech should be cratic leadership, has hod to do as that which occtns whenever of rrAar fmm einctrio “ mlnwtes. Saturday morning at St. Mary’s bridegroom. Their chiffon gowns The bride to a daughter of cymbidium orchids. couple will live at Goldsboro, a mass of humanity rathers for w? e l e ^ c perhaps the busiest person of here were able to open for the bie base, and somethnes over- Highly InteEhgible if the speak this," Cummings said. a mass oi numanuy gamers lor brUMant white as they Church, Coventry. and picture hate were styled to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong A reception was held at Devon jg*. c. 65 BUICK Fourth of July. 65 CHEVROLET powering' in higher passagee by er does not hurry his woeds. He explained that r a Mrs. Arnold, a 1967 gradu- Wildcat 4-Door Hardtop. the accampanjSng vtolins. The There is enough resonance to blue-ey^toddler In a too-large ^ ^ d ^ ^ ^ ^ efore «»P«rintendent of the They had been closed for sev Impale Station Wagon. when the town changed its fiscal Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Bow- and they carried bouquets of brldegroom to the son of Mr. weddinjg trip to Bermuda, Mrs. ate of EJHington High School, RAH, auto. Irons., Low mileage, RAH, auto. "oonoertino," comprising flute, the hall to blur foot talking, cowbov hat dlscrlmlnatelv nick- department, who eral days on the basis of water year and had to account for cowDoy to t aiscnmmaieiy piCK takes its place and another and bccamp the blushinr nana of 17 man of Rt. 44A. The bridegroom carnattons in the color pf their and Mrs. Douglas F. Ingram of Ingram wore a white knit dress, was employed at the Vernon trans., double oboe, vkdin, and plccoUno Miss Kosclelny did a beauti- Ing up shavings of chocolate and anntfiM- * oecame me oiusmng papa oi i / samples taken earlier. New tests power steering, 41695 41695 revenue for a few months, did anotoer. to the son of Mr. and Mrs. gowns. Mrs. Bonomo wore tur- 66 Crestridge Dr. blue coat and gold accessories. National Bank. Mr. Arnold, a roof rack. power. tnimpet, all rather penetrating folly arttatte Job with the piano melted ice cream from the front youngsters with lost parents, taken Tuesday showed that the 60 It have to borrow in anticipa Rainbow htod waôUs Ig- ^ gt,y but far a James E. Blanchfield Jr. of 81 quotoe, Miss Anne Blanchfield The Rev. Richard Stephan of The couple will spend the sum- 1960 graduate of Manchester pact o f this concerto. It hap- of his fringed shirt. Small heavy pollution in Long, Island tion.* PRICES White St. orchid, and Miss Eliza Birmingham Oongregiatlonal mer at Lee, Mass., and In the High School, was employed as pens to be my favorite among bands of youths that crowd to to* ^rttoto^ straggling couple who lingered gound had abated, “ Then, it made sense — now, in moments ot Criumpn giving yj tyg shadows tor a stolen kiss on all The Rev. Jrce and is stationed called Galaxon. You must lose The time passes swiftly as the loexling of equipment in small ring ceremony and was cele- Ooventry, of ^ b r i d e ; plainta to offer Wedneesday what they say, when, in reality, The lovers in matching sweat- ^ ' Gerald Goodrich of West Hart- fashioned with empire bodice Bioomfield Hills, is a member at Seymour-John-on AFR, N.C. ugly fat or your money back. missiles grow louder and more trucks and the pyrotechnlcians brant at the nuptial Mass. Bou . ^ . 80 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER ervening, only praise for botti they are way out in left fid d ." shirt gazing goggled-eyed at one elaborate untU a series of duU themselves picking up the re- FUEL OIL and short sleeves.appUqued with of Kappa Kappa Gamma ------Galaxon is a tablet and easily Mias Kosoicloy .and Mr. Bmw- queto of gladioli and baby’s LiOring photo swallowed. DOES NOT CON another oblivious to the gather pops on the ground call atten and Robert Taylor of Hartford. lace, and a detachable circular sorority. Mr. Ingram is a mem- At the time of Julius Caesar, ley’s orcbeotral poitions. They mainder of their equipment. breath were on the altar. TAIN DANGEROUS THYROID ing crowd. Now and then a tion to the outline of old glory Mrs. Bowman wore a yellow train. Her veil of silk illusion ber of Delta Sigma Phi frateml- bison were common in the received a standing ovation at Auto6 Slightly Damaged GASOLINE The bride was given in mar- Engaged DR DIGITALIS. Get rid Of ex scolding mother distraught at flanked 'oy a brace of pyrotetdi- and white dress and coat with was arranged from an open pill- ty jje will enter law school this Black Forest of Germany. After cess fat and live longer. Galaxon A b Carrier Derails the occurence of a minor crisis ^ e engagement of Miss Mary box hat appUqued with matching Boston. WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. nic cannons spitting e shorwenr ot SAVE ON COUGH s i r or" TeUow a c c e -r ie s - white the Middle Ages they were costs $3.00 and is sold on this when excited Uttle hands failed Ellen Graham of Manchester to lace, and she carried a crescent _____ (A P )—A seven-car freight train sparks and toe grand finale os v T " o f1 n k “ musion gradually exterminated, except HERE WE ARE guarantee: If not satisfied for to clutch a soft drink cup tight & COLD RfiMEDIES B A N TLY OIL Srêr er woê a turquoise dress ahd Thomas W. Volscho of Southing- bouquet of roses, stephanotls, any reason. Just return the WE BOARD BIRDS loaded with 90 new autus de- the entire heavens seem to ex was attached to a crown ot NEW SANTA FE in eastern Europe. ly enough. plode in a terminal salute I DISCOUNT PRICES! SAVE coat with matching accessories ton has been announced hy her and gypsophila. package to your druggist and rtUled today, but the vehicles * i t MAIN STPFF T crystals and pearls, and she car OPERA OPENS MANCHESTER , Cliques of giggling girls pre thunder and color and all at Law mlltata. and a corsage of cymbidium or parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Miss Joyce Arm*jtrong of De get your full money back. No PET CENTER ' suffered only minor damage. ried a cascade bouquet of phala- SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — The tending not to notice "that boy once Its over. ARTHUR DRU6 chids. Graham of 44 Bunce Dr. troit, Mich., was maid of honor. questions asked. Galaxon Is sold A spokesman for the Penn OLDS. enopeto orchids. Santa Fe Opera Association 968 Blaln Street over there, the one with the S rf k Tilif h7S J 7 7 I Her fiance is the son of Mr. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Charles MMoyiVs with this guarantee by: Qainn’s Central Railroad said railroad The early birds have already 68 C vttm 4>Dr. SAVE A reception for 150 was held opened a new season and a new Mp Pharmacy, 871 Main St. hfoU Blanchester M m . Automatic.Ic. 4 loned with long sleeves. She yard or nearby vacant lot. lar pbUce added to toe nontud Think of The Mrs. Blanchfield attended employed at Constitution Nation- Davis of Warren, Mich. A crowd of 1,366 filled the FYantlc fathers with hand- evening patrol and 10 auxiliaries wore a white picture hat, and cfaventry High School and the al Bank, Hartford. She is a The attendants were dressed theater, which tvas constructed O iT THI fuUs ot squirming little ones strain even harder to contred It. jP|0LDS. carried a bouquet of pink car University of Hartford. She is member of the American In- alike in full-length gowns of tur- _ OINUINI CtiliaM 4-Oaar, SAVE after the old facility burned in on mercy errands to the, well But the difference is told for Parkhill-Joyce taaaa. V-a, aatamaftc,laftc, pawtr nations and baby’s breath. employed as an assistant ac stltute of Banking, Hartford quoise linen, designed with lace you know. Businesslike poUce- the latter have a plan, first al alwrlat, pawir krakaa.akaa. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Pat countant by Russell Allczl, ac Chapter. Mr. Volscho is a gradu- cowl necklines. They wore UIRTfR lowing the pedestrians to file Flower Shop 07 RAMB. John Bonomo of Manchester, countant, at Manchester. Mr. ate of Southington High School matching headbovys wito veils, the sight of a ponderous mass out the gates then channeling ( 1ST CanvartIMa. *2395 Blanchfield attended Manches and Central Connecticut State and they carried baskets fUled IRRSe of two-and four-wheeled con the cars in double lane, one Frank Oakeler, Proprietor V4, aottmallc. ter High School and the Uni College, New Britain. He serv- with daisies, yellow miniature AYDS ARE YOU PIANNINO A veyances, each seemingly way directions to arterisd streets eol MAIN ST., MANCHESTER versity of Hartford. He Is a past ed three years with the U.S. Ar- sweetheart roses, and gOTSopbU- 'Thrusf-Back Collar' equipped with a driver who that will take them home. (Next to Hartford National WEDDING president of Tau Kappa Epsilon „,y pt. Hood, Tex., and is ia with yeliow velvet streamers. ss am TOILET TANK BALL Bank) 67 *1995 Amarifo'i largauf M h t €)U$ED M RS "must have top priority." 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Inc. 1 ' MANCHESTER Witnew the special savings on jiopular V8 s You get the biggest yeor-end savings "Ycpr Qutlily OlJimebllt ' h ttlir " 649-2838 319 M AIN ST.— MANCHESTER and automatic transmissions for all hig ' just where you’d expect to—Ot your Chevrolet dealer’s. Rout* 83. Tolland Tpk*.. TALCOTTV1LLE Read Herald Advertisemelits m: A M TWBLYB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., FRIDAY, JI/LV 5, 1968 PRroAY, JULY 5, 1968 lSmtrl)TBtTr lEopnins ^TntU) fTlIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 Pages 13 to 24 m Barbara Tuchman at Euffene East * CD Test Fnneralt Manchester’s avH Defense Antiaircraft Missiles Michael WelM will conduct a three-mlnute test of Ito warning 224 Beimet Pupils Teachers Help Prepare Wirt P. C n tt Sr. Funeral aervlcaa for ICldiael Tim^s Need a ‘Serious Man’ Fire on B521Bombers Wirt P. Cratt Jr., 59, of 20 system at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Emeraon 8t„ hueband of Mra. ^ By * who ^ »k e this week at Eugene constant motion. "What did be say anyway?’* since June 1966, with ‘hie ex sions today against supply lines two wounded, A total of 224 Beimet Junior Hlgfh School pupils have Hiree Bonnet Junior High getting him involved in proje'els She began with the statement Warns of Inunatnre Protest ception of lasd month, is to (al tb^taL ^ ofmclatliW- Opganist was Nor- East, did not drive up from Oos in the panhandle. . Also along the DMZ, enemy own named to the honor roll for the fourth quarter of School math taacheni are cur that make learning "f«m" and was bom Dec. S, I ? " ftade- Burial was in East Oob to speak about ttie past, but that she thought the presidency McCarthy, die said, has given evaluate the CD system, in The B62s returned today to -unners ahot down a heUcopter the school year just ended. The list by jrrades is as rently involved in a federally steer away from traditional Isc- 1906 in KlUsvUle Mias and Cemetery. about the future. When she al- should be abolished, that the the young pei^le "somethiilg to the event of an emergency. pounding enemy bases around y,e 101st Air Cavalry Dlvl- follows: ------i ------ture-Usten methods which some- had lived in Manchester about Bearers were John ^ u s e , l^,ded to events even as recent Joh was "too big for any man," woric for” — an element "so Saigon In a massive allied cam- killing three of the four, flnanoed summer workriitq;*, tinMS produce more borsdom • B vears. He was a World War George Krause. Henry Schuctz, as World War H, she smilingly that she was working out a tragically missing in the protest poign to head off a threatened crewmen and wounding the oth- A i i « »®»*®“ ’ Aian Schraltoer, Lyra, pieiiarlng a special resource than learning. ^ n ^ veteran. John Weiss, Michael Haberern noted that these would not seem scheme for a "small constitu- movements. They heard a kind ottack on the capital. ’They flew book to be used In a new "lab Through the help of METRO, and Jacob Suidiansky. Diocese Lists Survivors, besides his wife, so recent to much of the audl- amendment" which of trumped 4n this quiet man, five mleaions 28 to 80 mllea >êrloan troops were alerted a greater Hartford educational The Holmes Funeral . would set up a directorate of and I believe the country is oratory’’ concept for teaching include a son Wirt P Craft HI Holmes Funeral Home, Hartford pollt- Appointments northwest of Saigon. against possible terrorist at- planning agency, the project has S M « ^ X V two da^hte^ 400 Main St., was in. charge of mghtspot, which was oTthe «v e - year hearing it too." On the ground, alUed troops tacks In Saigon and there was Juntor high school mathematics. B u d *.,;, received a $96,000 operational terms, one man to serve as She warned that a "continue uncoverM two more Important uttle Fourth of July celebcatliig. SS Mancheeter’e repreuenta'tives Misa Faith Charron Craft of arrangemento. youthful side. For the Area grant under Title m o( the ESe- presiding officer on a rotating effort must be made not to veer enemy arms caches today, -nje holiday was officially Manchester and Mrs. Nancy ■ ' ' Mrs. Tuchman received a The Rev., Bernard J. Foster, to the five-week workshop, be mentary and Secondary Educa basis. She merely mentioned into a sort of Immature protest” , , ______. bringing the number found since marked only at the U.8. Emboa- DeSilva of Bermuda; a brother. Edgar V. S ^ e n Pulltxer Prise in 1962 for "The ing held at METRO headquar- tion Act. Funeral services for Edgar V. this scheme, she said, so that toward a new party because * ^ ^ “, *^ *^ **.^ Wednesday to five. gy where Ambiseador EUewiwth t«ni at the University of Hart five slstecs, and a grandchild. Gune of August." Her most re- the poliUcal scientists in the au- "mechanically K’s too late.” Ctoven^stoce 1944, is being Prtvate funeral services wUl ^ cent book. "The Proud Tower." "We’re getting better InteUl- Bunker held a rweptton. * ford, are Albert Hadlgian, dience could work out the de- "The groundwell against the ?lfu gence,” a U.8. spokesman said. A Hanoi radio broadcast mon Bennet math department head ^ 5 r “ c T r 7 t o e N L ^ « iS m S t lS lJ u Home. 4<)0 Main tails- regulara is now g r < ^ , ’’ she Father getting It...... (the weapons)...... itored In Tokyo reported that and tiw project coordinator; Dances Planned of the Church of the Naxarene. ^ _ paUx M Da- Turning ®alth. be moved tor, will otHclate. Burial will vis of Second Congregational wi!n^kMMrrf*a!^ker E ^ n e **** didn’t tM i* cratlc party regulars, "and they fu. An North Vietnam to persist In a Hn, and I*eo F. Diana of 140 At Parking Lot Maj. Oen. John J. Hay, com- protracted war against the Unit- Church offlolating. Organist was ’ Arthur Wniksr ^ 0»e Democratic don’t recognise It yet. Historical- „ Kuxdkl 1s leavlilr St proWacteO war against tne umt- Laura EkMy. KAm L i FtoW. Benton Sit be in East Cemetery. James McKay. Burial was In Convention are as "sewed up” ly speaking, there is a real shift ^.8. troops in the ^ gtates as the only way to - Dances wlto entertainment tor Giets Master^s Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Lauren Aim FJeurida*, Karen Preparation of the reaource Miss Bhlen M. Shapiro, daugh Zion Hill Cemetery. Hartford. eX'rtotomeM “ JoumaMst" would have one In the foundation under the De- " ^ “ «ry dlotriet. has achieve final victory. The bobk la a major prdiminary young people, 21 and uhder will Main St., is in charge of ar Bearers were Harry Greggs, believe. Evento are not static, mocraUc party" which the regu- of St. Stephan a In (Julne- the only wa(y to prevent aj- cSilnese Defense Mtaiatrys orty FroA. Jamea Gado, Laurie ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. rangements. Oanaer, Jean Gardner, Deborah 3S?^® phase of Project^ REIMODER*, be conducted by the Manchester Shapiro of 90 Steep HoHcw John Goodrow, Henry Stanch. she said, "speaking ae a hlatorl- lara should "get through their *“ ^ “ ‘*® reference to the Paris peace Gasper, Jotoi (3ey«r, James Robert Gay Jr., Nbncy an kuiovaitive approach to There will be no calling hours. Charles Mbrrlson, Dawld Mor- McCarthy campaign cause. an," and the promtoes of dele- heads before the August Con- v^® weapons before they can be was the accusation that Recreation Department at toe Lane, on June 3 .received her Gott, EUaabeth Oourley, Clara *. teaching math thrtmgh labora rlson and Martin Donohue. The Rev. Joseph Duffey, Con- gates are not nearly as "firm venUon.” They "cannot Just *«®''od Into firing poeltlon. America is "stepping iq> Its Manchester High School parking master’s degree in education Robert Hamilton Greenfield, wnilam Ounlher, tory approach, authored by from the UniveniSty of Connec ------neoUcut for MCfcarihy group as Reston and aU the others count on the closing of ranks „*!,,“ !. S. ’‘^***‘ peace talks fraud." John Hold, Diane Harvey, Jack Hodiglan and two other math lot on Tuesday and 'I’liuraday, Robert Hamilton of Port Charles J. Burke chairman, explained recent po- say.” ^ because I don’t thihk It’s going was made by U.8. 1st Division ^^,6 Chinese line contrasted ticut. She apeolallzed in remedi Haynes, Karen Herbert, Mary 2.®****’ .P *’!,**®'!®^^’ *^**1 Kasek, toaohera from Wethersfield and July 9 and ,11, from 7:30 to 10:80 Richey, Fla., brother, , of o.William A. A WAPPING —Funeral services liUcsd dedslone before he intro- "But Why McCarthy?" she to happen.” f®. “ Infantrymen In a complex of Moecow speeches by Com- al reading. EUen Hewey, Andrea Hewitt, ® Went Hutford. These towns p.m. H am U ^ of a A l ^ e St., died Charles J. Burke, formerly duced the speaker. McCarthy asked. She explained that she A short quesUon and answer . “ -.cZ , five bunkers and 150 feet of tun- muniat party chiefs Leonid A graduate of Manchester Pamela Horton, Laurie Horwltx, Thomw Ma- are aho oending parUciponto to yesterday at Port Richey. Foster St., were held this delegates to the State Demo- siippoiis McCarthy because he petflod followed. Asked what . Mnnautk ^ ^ ^ miles north of Saigon. of the Soviet Union The 'Tueaday dance will High Sctidol, Misa IKiapiro ^ Patricla Jocknlore. ^*®u^ the workshop.' S ^ m r s ^so indude anoth- at the Leclerc Funeral craUc Convention walked out en is "the only candidate acting election year she compared this woU.... v ii i . a- . ®“ *’® basoo- ^ Janoe Kadar of Hungary, feature "The Quiet Ones," celved her baoheler of arts m - er brother, James Hamilton of jj ^ js Main St., Manchester, masse when they were offered from conscience and conviction to. Mrs. Tuchman first said in iiu-> rockets, seven rocket ^ broadcast by Hanoi’e Vlrt- Abo. Catherine Johnson, * * * ,^ “ i; After completion of the book playing a variety of rock and grbe in 1904 from the Boston Karen Kaiser, Debra Kershaw, « ® ^ „ Warehouse«,— Onin.Point. Burial was In East Cemetery, . only nine...... of the IS- seats . re- as opposed to ego end expedien- “...... none” , then, feeling she had Hartford, was nnsinotiAr. ordained i.. in 1942. laundwrs,ifttmdwrs. an (8mm mortar and agency. Both were this summer, math labs will be roll music. University School of Ekiuca- Funeral services and burial bqryl Mein, Marlene Mein, put into fuU operation at Ben- Featured at the Thursday tton. She ia a former teacher Manchester. quested. They have since de- cy," that he "reapeots’^ v o t - been too "glib" ch ained that L w o n tr. quoted as supporting -North Diane Koziovlch, Claudia Kuehl, **®P® P“*(®h Elisabeth wUl be in New Port Richey. net and at schorl in the other dance will be "The Electronic in the Venuai school system. ' Bearers were George Burke, elded, on advice from headquar- era, that other candidates the Bull Mooee peurty waa not a._. mrtiAHnp'ii ®°“ tb Vletaemeee Irtfantiy- Vietnam in the peace talks. Cynthia Kurtz, Donna Kurt*, ®' - , George Dimean, William Rueblh tera, to accept the nine. “ make fools o f us." Oie ^x>ke the same adtuatlon because there Tnhn'* 'MiddiAtmim ™®” turned ®P ® ,®^®*'® two towns during the coming Blues Machine," a popular rock She now resides in New York Scott Leone, Karen Mackenzie, ^®r®®’ academic year. Ernest P. Bockofen and Henry BoUeau. The Rev. Mr. Duffey said it of the approaches of the o ^ was no Vietnam and "things 1 He St '" “ ®® ®< Saigon which and rril band. Cllty and teaches in the Rock ROCKVILLE — Ernest P. Weatmoreland*s Linda Magi, Karen Magnuson, Refreshments are available at ville Center, Long Island, was too early to talk of "futili- as "ponderous banality." move much farter" how. government spokesmen saM Marie MandevUle, Anne McDer- R ^ a n o ^ c z, •Mf- Prehmlaary 'work on the lab Backofeen of lA FoxhiU Dr., Thomas Church in Voluntown contained five l(»-pound* Rus- Prather Killed approach was tried . out with these dances* which ‘ are free. achool system. tarian politics,” that the only ,;empty packaging,’’ and And jrtiat If Hw ranks ^ ’t ^ became the first riM 'lickets'of t h e ^ used to mott, WlUtem MdOugan, Kath- hudMCnd of Mrs. Beatrice Bums some ckwiswi during the past Any bands or singers who way to hope to break the imlt "sloganeering,’’ adding that close, she was asked, and there nantnr- nt niir r ji,Iv m r.niiiviAa ®. .. ^ ^ . „ By Enemy Fire ryn Messier, G abrl^ Mchels, Backofen, died this morning at About Town year, utittafng desk calculatora,* would like to appear at these rule is to g;et delegates on sub Rockefrtler’s ' advertisements •» only a choice between Hum- Qalea Ferry in 1968 In 1986 Fa- ‘ rifle Claudia Moore, Sue Mforeau, r .t'i, St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. .■a—. ii aa h» - „ nht.Av onH Nivnnv IU.A uoies X ciTy m aww. in isBo, j»a- pounds of 75mm recollless rifle (Coattniied from Page One) caUh regtotera, ” visual math regular weekly dances are in committees. smeU of the adman. ’ i ^ y and Nixon. She suggest- ther MUler was named diocesan ^ ,.11. and llvree mnaller-range Wendy Norllng, Deborah Par- dra Smith, Mark Staknis, About Town Mr. Baokofen -was bom in Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Per- models, and similar “concrete” vited to call the Manriiester Unlike______an Historian This la a "deaperately serious fd voO ^ for l o ^ candidatea director of the Union of Holy S ^ k a t y t « w k e ^ three children in Fayetteville, sons, Laurente fforry, Patrice Z^^” ® Tomlinson, Brie, Pa., son of Charles and ham of 12 Hyde St. were In materials designed to get pupils Recreation office on School St. Miss Carol Lee 'Turklngton, He said that- McCarthy sup- P®® rta U tlclara ^ l know how âme SocIeUes. Abort sTm lles northwest of N.C. Bertha Neuman Backofen, and doveravUe, N.Y., last weekend PUkonl*. Linda Plsch. J T ® " ’ more actively involved In the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. How had lived in Rock^dlle most of ;ind” aiended the'5001 wedding fr ie r s did not want to leave Saigon, other 1st Division troops .Also, Janice Reault, WUUam ard S. Turklngton of 186 Center Rmitor, Deborah Rlvoaa, Brian Whtte, & ^ e n learning process. his life. Before he retired, he Says Hodiglan: "Pfcject RE St., recently attended a conven helicopter hit by Viet Oong gun Robinson, Jonathan Rublnow, ^ Winter, GOP Schedules woe employed at itouse and MODEL attsmi>ts to create a tion of Sigma Kappa sorority at fire during an infantry sweep in Christopher Saunders, Alexan- Wood, the Hotel del Cforonado, Coro Miuptiy Ctothing Store. He new learning environment for der Schulthels, John SUhavy, Talk by Sabnona nado, CkLllf. Miss 'Turklngton Is was an Arniy Veteran of Worid •— —— —O'-— . . .. . 1 ow vAu oA u«vK,wa.cv ..... more tnaii so 01 me hUr Russian the northern part of the delta. It students of Junior high matoe- woo” some of **® ,*f P® *ad n U iU rtrator ’Thomas Aquinas, Storrs; St. 122mm rockets plus more than crartied Into the Val Oo Rl'ver 18 Mary Sloan, Jeffrey Stone, Mar first idee president of Alpha Wax L and was a member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran supporters to matlCB. It allows tor active par T a ^ O T ‘b4‘ 35 delegates to the McCar- (she cited his senate ex- P®^‘® ®®Z*” *®.®! Mary’s Portland,’ and for the 1,000 bazooka-type rockets. "idles southwest of Saigon. cia StrlinaltU, Jeton L. Sullivan, Democrats Cut Former TV penwonaUty SMio Lambda Chapter of the sorority the Jlockamim Barracks of ticipation through experiments The cache is orty 10 miles Three survived the crash. Van Scott Swensen, Bradford Syl Sahnona of Orange, Republican at AdelphI University, Garden World War Veterans. Bible School July 8 through (by side during the eight weeks P*^®"®®>> he is a "toner.’f *'® ‘ ®®^|! port two years at St. Bernard’s and discovery In a laboratory He was a member and ‘post hAe-inninv at. 9'30 amt before the National Convention. ^ believe In being a loner," ®® ^ don t know why. Rockville. from a big U.S. base at Dau Deusen and two others have vester, Judith Szarka, William Into GOP Lead nominee for U.S. represantatlve a ty, N.Y. July 19 beginning at 9.30 a.m. Tuchman was Intro- she said, exjdoinlng that she 8be said she was rtlll "put off “ setting, and indlviduallzea In maater of Fayette Lodge of Ma Teng which came under a 600- been confirmed dead and four Taylor, Deborah Tedford, Janet structional techniques t o better from (fonneoticut’s Third Con duced as a woman who “ has does not send her manuscripts •’J’ dream ticket with Rea- round rocket and mortar attack are missing and presumed Veal, Pamela Walch, John i t i h Davidson and Lc'venUial at sons. Ftor 30 years he had Hospital Corpeman 3. C. gressional District, will be the given her daughter” to the Me- around for verifleathm but relies 8an.” earlier Thursday. Cooks, clerks dead. Walsh, Valerie Wilbur, Kimber- month of June and throughUir meet the needs of all students.” the Parkade has annotmeed served as treasurer of Rock'vtUe Tiinothy J. Badger, son of Mr. LB J Mixes . Hons. MethodUt Church. He was a jjre. Frederick W. Badger Chrthy campaign, and as an on her own research. She re- The final quesUon referred to and drivers helped Infantrymen A newsman at the scene said ly WUaon, Coleen Young Steph- Wednesday night, cut 6 more speaker Tuesday at the weekly that the series of cooking dem In conjunction vrith the new graduate______of WUliston___ Academy, qj ^3 Gerard St., is serving _ early state sponsor of the Me- marked that a military man had the fact that Mrs. Tuchman had repel enemy commandos tnr a other officers reported that Van statewide GOP luncheon in the onstrations scheduled to begin E^sthamptm, Mbsb. H i was Îrtth*t^ *US Navy a b o ^ the Carthy for president movement, praised “ Guns of August” for come out against Robert Ken- Diplomacy 2H-hour battle at the base. Eleusen shouted into his 1 ^ 0 John Abbott. Deb- ®" ‘ |\® 1®®« > program, REMODEL staff will Shordiam Motor Hotel, Hart Monday has been postponed. a well known foottbaU player u gg valley ^ rg e . an amphiW- She is slim, gray, charming its complete lack of the usual nedy when he decided to run. Two other rocket caches were Just before the crarti: "We’re Me Adler, Alan Anderson, Mark voters and the GOP conduct In-service training for ford. The chef at the Hotel America, siiritig his yeare at the aoad- o.—,.vt ship presenUy on “"d not at aU what one would mUltary boners. The questioner wanted to know seized six miles east of Saigon bedng ahot at from the river J. Anderson, Kim Anthony, margin now is 45 voters, the teachers, concentrating on Salmona, who lost hlB bid for Hartford, will open toe series emy. deployment in the Western Pa- ®*P*ct a feminine historian to "What is Humphrey?” she the difference “ as far as issues” And Relaxing Wednesday and Thursday, bank. He’s using an AK47 (ene- David Barrett, ■ Eric Bengstrai, lowest in Manchester history. teaching methods that make use the seat in 1966, in his Hint nm Monday, Aug. 6. at 10:30 a.m., Survi-vors, besides his wife, look like, as she herself com- asked, and compared him to were concerned between the two These included both 122mm my assault rifle)." Mark Brendel, Paula Brissen, Manchester Democrats have of the mechanical aids and at public office, la audloi-vlsual with a demonstration of the include a son, Frederick Back- ___ mented. She perched on a stool Mary’s Little Lamb running af- candidates. Her azuwerwas that (OoatlinMd from Page One) rockets and Chinese______107mm Seconds later the heUcopter Gregory Caouette, Denise "ever led Manchester Republl- math modela cited above, as supervisor in the New York preparing of some of the hotel’s ofen of Manrtiester, and two U.8. Army Lt. WiUiam F. bi front of the microphone and ter the president. Referring to "Keimedy did not act against HemlsFalr where Jrtuison in- which weigh about50 plunged into the river. Chambers, Donald Charlamb, ®®o® °n the voting lists. weH as games, puzzles and public relafions office of the Olin most popular dishes. grand:ons. Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs. seemed to be chatting to.the au- lUs rhetoric, she recalled Wll- Johnson and Vietnam until Me- dulged In sometraditional pa- pounds.____ Van Deusen took command Randall Cole, Melissa Darby, Following Wednesday night’s other problem • sol'vlng sltua- Mathieeon Chemical Ootp. Funeral services 'wiU be held Francis ' H. Cfoleman of 622 dlencd. gesturing, moirlng her Uam_ Jeiming Bryan’s famous Carthy proved it popular.'" triotic riietorlc, iaai took. ir.in * thei,a other action Thursday, U.S. three weeks ago of the 2nd Bat- Mary Ellen DoH, Nancy Ed- voter-making sesalon, and in- The Idea, of course, is to He previously was news di Jehovah’s Witnesros will con Monday at 11 a.m. at Rockville Woodbridge St., recently ar- sights and sampled a couple of Marines suffered four killed and tallon, 47th Regiment, 1st Bri- eluding all new voters made In capitalize on toe adolescent’s rector for WNHC-TV (Channel duct a theocratic ministry rather drippy ice cream oones. j , wounded In a 40-mlnute en- gade, U.S. Army 9th Dtvtsfon. X-ray Technicians Graduate Methodist Churrti." The Rev.~ rived at Ft. Riley, Kan., from handgun at a local drive-in res Ai«»’ MirVinAi Fninn TVinaiH June, the llsts show 9,150 Re- . active and' Inquisitive nature. 8) in New Haven. school tonight at 7:30 at King The President also Issued a gagement with about 160 North His bettaUon had made Con Willard Conklin, pastor, will Germany. He is commander of D river to Face taurant. Farr Marv Farrell ’ Bernard PuWlcans, 9,106 Democrats, and JUT* o achool this month are Monreen dents have, been graduated, dom Hall. ofOciaite. Burial -will be in Co. B of the division’s 24Ui Sig Police Arrests or. OAT... ®‘®-‘®'«®o‘ (®*® *" **»® « ’'■ Vietnamese troops. The Marine tact earUer In the day with an ^ k o f f jL ie s ^ e v e r Btewn ®>(80 unafflllated. tor a 28,486 GlnoCifi of Venvon, Janet Fox oif WiUdam OeHens, now chief He was released on no cash Flalkoff, James Geyer, Steven Technology at Manchester Me- East HaiMord, Pamel Kaeser X-ray teohnologfet at MMH. Grove HUl Cemetery. nal Battalion, .which for the Yield Violation ball on the new ^®P concern over dls- company waa covering the with- estimated Viet Cong platoon In total. to e o ^ ruptlon by hecklers of a speak- KUe Sanh com- the swamps and paddles along Friends may call at the first time Is being stationed In A 17-year-old Manchester waa scheduled to appear 2uSe’ ’ H S ? S b l e ^ S ’rwIto; ’no7 ® '^ ® ® ^®®“ ®' was'one otfthe"orig1^teach- As the result of a three-car ircar ui toutl appearance by presldenUal ^ ^ n the enemy at- the border of Go Oong and Long Burke Funeral Home, 76 Pros the Continental United States. youth, reported to be AWOL July 16. ers on the school staff. Dondel , CARPET and accident at 2:15 a.m. Wednes aspirant George Wallace. pavld Johnson, Bradford_Kargl, joter-rnal^g wiM. W rte b f of pect St., Sunday from 2 to . 4 from the Marines, was arrested Two Manchester brothers and tacked with small arms, ma- An provinces. Since the school was organ- Mikolowsky of Manchesiter ia day at Bridge and Wetherell Johnson today informally en- rocket-propelled The Americans reported Wil and 7 to 9 p.m. Airman Kenneth G. Adams, Wednesday at 3:06 p.m. behind a South Windsor man face vari- ictatettoe Kitê” “ jam ^*?a voters" i^d^^toeS! Uâra "r ^ w®®®' ‘ êd in 1957 b y ' Dr. Douglas a ^ TEM PLE’S FLOOR COVERING Sts., a Hartford man was arrest- enruune. Kutcher, James La pyj,iicans, 11 are Democrats, ®o"**("“ e working at the hospl- Robert Jr:,Jr., chief n#of RRadiology j.i«n i«rv the w4./v.iscluxH. (Herald photo •.»,by 308 MAIN STREET son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald q . ® ^ o r a m ^ w ^ arrest- ^ buUdlng "prticrsrtd ous charges In the Manchester ^ grenades. A u;s. spokesman ing 24 Vlrt Oonf penta, Lisa Larson. ACROSS-FROM BOURNE BUICK Peter Larseo Adams of 176 Broad St., has ^ «or (aUure to yield the right of 24 court T u y 22 after poUce an- ^ ” ®"®">y ‘^ ® * '^®” *"«’® and 11 are unafflllated. ®* regtotered X-.ray technl- and Bsotope Th-eflapy, 22 stu- Ptoto.) BOLTON—Prter Larsch, for completed------lA.A-i koo basicIa iaa trainingIaIaa at» f of‘" ^ way “ y, at an , intersection. „ ____ ranch home. Barrientos was in u,e battle. es. dettlr’l i ^ ' ’ "'MaJicheVter’r^ '^ n r U s ts will ^ they paaied F ^ r St. is charged with oper- ^ " ® ^ ® Texas for Bolivia Day Saturday " i ; ; ^ Vietnamese Infantry- . Van Deusen’s helicopter was dette Leary, John Lombardo, aubleet to revision before (®*® "®Uon«I exams given by merly of Bolton, husb^d of the Lackland AFB, Tex., and is now 43, Js DO ONE OR THE O TH R late Mrs. Elsie -HunUsey Lar- staUoned with the U.S. Air scheduled, to appear in Man- ating a m ^ r vehicle wlth^t a at HemlsFalr. The LaUn chief reported Wiling 22 e n ^ y passing over for a last look at David Low, Charles Lundberg, ^® ® „d of JMv a resMt o1 «>® American ReglsU^ of Ra- Chester Circuit- Court July 22. license, theft of a motor vehicle, a t^ W. Middle Tpke. residence. ^ J T ^ t h e S m flLik of toe ^ e scene, a newsman re- Audrey Maxwell, JUl McCallum, ("® ®"“ “ ®: result of late Mrs. Elsie Huntlesey Lar- Force at Sheppard AFB, Tex., Kristine^ Miller, Michael Mfs- a townwide canvass, to remove tonbury. / * for schooling as a transporta Jayne— ______D. Burke, driver______‘"tPfoper of the uee of license plates. CTiarged with operating a mo- Force flight school at Randolph the demlUtarized zone near Gio ported. the naimes of deceased and' addition to the SAVE! CERAMIC TILE SPECIAL. second car, and James Burke carrying a dangerous wea- tor vehicle whUe under toe in- Air Forci B ^ e in San Antonio. ^ ^______.' ------1------tretta, David Qtter; Lauren staff, MMH now has 12 full Funeral services wiU be Mon tion specialist. moved voters. HIGHSCHOOL STUDENTS Jr., 15, a passenger,' both of 48 P®" ® ">otor vehicle. fluence of alcohol was Arthur Johnson wUl fly to El Salva- Pain, Ross Pastel, Nancy Pit time X-ray technicians and 8 day at 10 a ^ . at the Harvey forts to end toe Middle East Ceramic tile it to Wetoerell St., received minor Wdlo“«:l»by was scheduled to ^ncourt Jr., 25, of 631 N. Main ôr Saturday for talks with toe kin, Laureen Pressy Wajme students. Pour new student-s ( Invest a small part of this summer wisely ) Lincoln Memorial, 493 Whitney Jehovah’s Witnesses wUl hold stalemate. At injuries. appear in Manchester Circuit St. His brother, Thomas J. Ran- ghlef executives of Guatemala, Rawlins, Christopher Richter, who have Ibeen accepted for the decorative and to Inttallation Includes: 'Material, Ave., Nert Haven. a meeting tonight at Nasser Talks However, It was understood Duplicate Bridge Invrtved in toe accident was a today. court, 21, of 21 Terry Rd. was Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Mark Alan Sandals, Ashley two-year X-ray technicians When you study, do you really learn? Would you like lotting Have it in- Kingdom Hall. Nasser also would ask for more In Your Color Choice, Labor— third car driven by Edward charged with breach of peace Rigg g , Salvador. He wlU Saunders.. to know the revolutionary method of study developed Russians arms and aid. Results in a duplicate bridge couiize are Paula Ferrente and ttalled NOW and Jlkrs. Zoe F. Deoslow Copeland. 75, of 265 W. Center Wednesday, two Manchester and intoxicaUon, while Douglas remain there untU Monday. With USSR Also, Janet Schaffer, Jayne game Wednesday night the Marilyn Wel-ch, both graduates by Barbara iCanaopolis (graduate work at Harvard) Done Expertly. Mrs. Zoe Frost Denslow, 78, Col. Frederick C. Keish, Nasser conferred Thursday St. youths were charged withWiU* carry-wuij,- Hutchinson,...... 28, of-- South. Wind- — .w Touring toe fairgrounds with ■ ______Italian-American Clhto are: of East Qathollc High School; you’ll lave. former owner and operator of nephew of Mrs. James Wether- wlto Leonid I. Brezhnev, Com that has already worked wonders in the stody habits Two cars collided Wednesday ^ weapons in a motor vehicle, eor was c h ^ e d wlto b r e ^ Johnson 'Thursday were a Nbnth-South: Mr. and Mrs. Jo- CyMthia 'IVxjmey of Vernon, a the Jack Frost Cfocker Spaniel eU of 33 Florence St., has rc- about On Mideast munist party general secretary, of hundreds oY college students? Now this is available seph Marcello, firat; James Dormer Student at Manchester Kennels In Manchester and cently become deputy com at 12:30 p.m. in toe Pine Park- “^‘®'‘ **’®‘*' ®®'’ ‘^®" ^ peace and w U ^ destnicUon ^ diplomats, most of them am Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei i' for the first time tp high schooll students in a unique ,V,„ ing lot at Adams and Center ped by police on a routine check CHARGE YOUR TWro and MUt GettUeb, sec- Community College, and Roger TUB AREA WaHs 4 Tab Area COMPLETE BATH Newington, died yesterday at a mander tor operaUons in bassadors from Latin American (Continned From Page. One) A. Gromyko, Premier Alexl N. u*® . on Tolland Tpke. near toe How- Arthur Rancourt waa releas- 'r. ond; BiU Radzewcicz and B. B. Morin of Putnam. home study course. Become the master of how to Walls up to too square feet convalescent home in West 648to Air Base Wing at Hackam Drirars of toe cars were countries. Kosygin and President Nikolai Up to 50 squjre (n t Up t# too square feel ard Jrtmaon Restaurant. ®" (xmd while toe other Smythe, third. Fivjc others who begin their specifically study the various subjects you’ll have to TIeor up to 25 square feet Springfield. Maas. She was the AFB, Hawaii. Previously he was Andrew C. HarmM 49, of 376 The Johnsons made the 75- but they did not report what toe V. Podgorny. An official an PRESCRIPTION 'Hiomas M. Gay, 20, of 476 (wo men were set free on no mile trip from their ranch by foreign minister said. | Also, EasteWest: Mi', and second year of training at the take next year. Learn how to take constructive lec widow of Dwight Denslow. base commander at Phu Cat nouncement said only that the E. Middle Tpke., and Curtis E. Mrs. Heib Smith, first; ' Ed ture notes; how to make significant contributions to Mrs. Denslow was bora Dec. AB. Vietnam. _ wero m a ^ helicopter, landing in a parWng Diplomats in London said toe m^ttogs were ‘warm and A ..ooA t m .aa nhiA Aa„A4«iA«. ___ -isAVA wcic iitauc. ------Frazier,' 17, of — —210 -I------Spruce —St. Dale C. Brlere, 32, — of .------Enfield,' lot at toe world’s fair. They readiness of Egyptian President fAiAn/iiu Conway and Jim Baker, second; class discussions; how to write quality term papers; $ ' $■ ^ Miss Carolyn Anne Besser »*. KalaJiM, 17, of Wap- scheduled to appear In Man- was charged with failure to obey drove to toe American pavilion Gamal Abdel N fX er to restore ^ a wee’u aeo Kosvrtn discussed Joe 'Toce and Mrs. Donlald Ray Pipers Second how to intelligently prepare for tests and exams; and Welcome Here Front and Ifved in Manchester daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sd- received a written warn- Chester Circuit Court 12 July 16. a stop sign at 11 last where toe President received a a U.N. peace force under some j!nddIe*ô^ ^\rito Jarring. •> *• mond.' third. more. I f you would like to know how to make your ’ ward Besser of 114 Adelaide 'o*" following too closely, as relea^d on toe no ‘ ®*‘ ^ ^ ^ * y 21-gun salute before delivering guaranteed form of tenute has Following the talks with Nasser, The game is sponsored by the At Round Hill educational experience more meaningful with higher before moving to Agawam, “ “ ““mnact. a crusler patrolman on Adams »*. AioTtt.mimitA AnAAAh kaa^ AAmrAVAA mA — a# __ . Monohebter Bridge Club and is Mass,, where she lived until en Rd.. recenOy received toe first “ *® of a collision with a ®®f* st M u r t ^ v speech. been conveyed to the mission of Kosygin is expected to fly to AT grades mail this coupon for more details: year varsity tennis award and driven by Michael A. A 15-yea^d p ^ n g e r in toe He will appear in court July He said toe nation will cele- U.N. envoy Gunnar Jarring. stc^toolm next week for a sec- played each Wednesday at 7:30 stepping up Into! Class A open tering toe convalesiênt home. was named-to toe'spring semes- Gaunt, 20, of 108 Walker St. The unidentified b e i^ ^ of his 22- brate July 4th as long as it goes It was deemed a hopeful de- ôund of talks with Jarring, p.m. and each Friday at 8 competition yesterday, the Man- She was a member of St. PINE PHARMACY ter dean's list at Lake Forest accident occurred Wednesday at taken Into custody Joseph Mielczarek* 43, of 1039 about “ its proper business." velopmeot because Nasser's ex- while British officials were p.m. at the ,club, 136 Eldridge cheater Pipe Band took, second FREE ESTIMATES David's Episcopal Church, ' i National Institute For Continuing EJduoaiUon, Inc. College, Lake Forest, 111., upon 1=20 p.m. on Main St. and referred to JuvenlUe autoori- Tolland Tpke. was charged wlto "And that proper business Is pulsion of U.N. troops was a honeful of a breakthrough, SM Oeater S t MB-N14 St. Play is open to the public, place in the Round Hill Games SHOP AT HOME Agawam. compleUon of her sophomore A minor collision took place ((®*-. ' violating toe town roaming dog helping to defend and helping to major factor In toe train of Kirvot’s renorted offer to accept at Stamford. ' j 65 Elm Street, Manchester, (fonnootlcut 06040 Survivors lincluda two daugh DIAI- 643-6662 year_ "ûrsday------^ at 9 p.m. on Main PoliceP®“ ®® raportedr^xirted that a 22 ordinance Wednesday afternoon, enlarge the Independence of events that led to the six-day to j U.N.peacekeeplng force was The winning band waa the NO OBUOATION ters, Mrs. Eldwih 'J. McLaugh St. between two cars driven by caliber rifle and a bayonet'were after his dog allegedly bit a man," he said. Middle East war Of June 1967. Bceptlciem in Jerusa Worcester (Mass.) Pipe Band, OUT OF lOWN lin of Milford and Mrs, John The Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Wendell Wlnchel. 20, 843 Main *" ‘*'® ®f the woman, and she required sev- Johnson said toe theme of the Efforts toward a seUlement lem There was no official Is- long considered one of the best C AM. OOUXCT F. Coyne Jr. of Darien; and pastor of Community BapUst Alan Klssell, 18, of 765 ''®“ ®>®' , ^ eral sUtehes to close toe woun^ Declaration of fndcpendence, have been stymied by Israel’s rael'i comment, but political, in dasB A, and a past winner OPEN DAILY 9-6 seven grandchildren. iTim»rai KPrvir-Px will i » held ChuTch, wHl conduct a servicc Middle ’Tpke. No arrests . Hlemas, 28, of 485 He wfll also appear in court signed 192 years ago, is "poliU- refusal to give back captured sources saw it as part of Nas- FURNISH YOUR of the Class A Nort'i American THURS. - HU. 9 - 9 FORMICA COUNTER lO fS T i V m St Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on radio were made. ^ Adaras St. was served d I2to Ju^22^ ' , ^ Independence to insure Indl- Arab lands without direct nego- s T s V a c e offenBive." championship. The Manchester FXFBBH,y and REA80NAPLY INSTALUSD tomorrowimorrow at 1 p.m.p at Bt. WINF. The program is Donald T. Robb, 45, of 44 Circuit Court warrant yesterday Frank P. Dale. 18, of East vldual Independence." Uatlons wlto toe Arabs, and the " it ’s lust good public rela- band Is now Class B North ASK FOR DAVE OR JOE 18 Coloni to Chooee Frotii Dairid’s Ctourch, Agawam. Bur sponsored bytoe Manchester Morse Rd. Received a warning 11 p.m. charging him wlto Hartford, was charged W e ^ e ^ "Each generation in America Arabs’ refusal to meet face-to- tions’’ said one source. "We American (toaonpions. ial will be in Rose Hill Me Council of Churches. (or drivihg after drinking, as the breaking and enterli^ with day night at 10:40 p.m. with discovers this theme as if it fggg u,e Israelis. ’The Unit- have heard this kind of declara- HOME Finishing third was toe Ken-' morial Park, Rocky HIU. ----- result of a collision between the criminal intent and with larceny making unnecessary nedse wlto were new," he added. "And in a ed Nations has called for Israel tion many times in toe past. As mulr (N.J.) Pipe Band. EXCITING PATTERNS IN ’The Agawam Funeral Home, David Lewis Ahiness, soh of e®f he was driving and a car ® "lofor vehicle on W. Center sense it is new. ’The thrust of withdraw from captured ter- long as toe Arabs stick to the The band next defends its title 184 Main St., is in charge 6f Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Ahiness driven by William Morgan der $J5, in connection with a St. near MacDopald s Drive-In. America always, then, is to ex- ritory and for toe Arabs to end. formula of no direct negotla- ALL 3 at Maxville, Oint., Can., near Ot- arrangements. of 45 Castle Rd., was among 38 o? Coventry, at Porter and E. June 26 burglary at Frank’s Or Robert C. Palmer, 26, ^ 42 pand and to adjust the concept their beligerancy toward Israel, tions, there will be no peace.” . tawa, on Saturday, Aug. 3. ’There will be no calling hours. ROOMS students graduated ■ In June Center Sts. namental Iron Shop on Maple St. James St., was charged to- of independence to a new and Foreign Secretary M I c J i a e l ------William Taylor of Keeney Dr,, I ______iCk St. • L«» from the American School for ------day at 1:60 a.rti. with failure to constantly changing era.” Stewart of Britain fold newsmen $ Bolton, toe band’s drum major, ARMSTRONG His arrest was toe second in —— ^— ■—— 1 II-— I II. ■; - — the Deaf, West Hartford! obey a signal Ught, when he 1^ statement on toe heck- Thursday prospects for. progress won second place in drum ma Ellington connection with the break In reportedly failed to stop for a **ng of Wallace, which occurred u,g niddle- East seem better, 18 Applicants jor competition last weekend at 12th Circuit which 41 compajiy checks were LOOK! Mrs. Susan Betko- Eichelman, red light at Broad and Center Wednesday night in Mlraieapo- one encouraging develop- Ormstown, Que., Can., when the stolen and made out in varying For Town Jobs Games and Grafts ale and Palmer are ’*";„^® President said^ ^ ggj^ was a statement WHAT YOU GET band took first place, COLLECE^BOUND i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis amounts. 9 PC. LIVING ROOM G>urt Cases Betko of 51 Horton Rd., was schrotUed to appear at Man " ’Ihe .ronduct of a handful attributed to Egyptian Foreign lOFA SHIPS TWO ' Taylor finished second to He was scheduled to appear The Town of Manchester has LOUNOI CHAIR Embiissed Linoleum named to toe spring semester In Play Program chester July 22. who interfere with toe rights of Minister Mahmoud Rlad that three applicants for toe poet of ISTIPTAILIS Drum Major MacKenzle of the in court today. » otoers to speak is toe antithesis recognize realities and Is- ' COCKTAIL TAILI famous 48to Highlanders of To- Makes a beautiful practiial floor in colorful .3 dimensional design. EAST HABTI-XIRD SESSION dean’s list at toe University of assistant planner and 15 for the 2 TAIll LAMPS HIClj SCHOOL SliiDENTS O pening' Monday Randall L. Izickewlcz, 20, of of what we began 192 years ago rael is ope of them. Now we , ronto. Robert P. MigUore was found Oregon. 145 Chestnut St. was served a position of purchasing agent. I PKTUM * guilty after entering a plea of want peace." I RUG He will compete in other The supervised Ellington jJay- Circuit i CJourt warrant at Wednesday was the deadline for Its richly textured appearance makes guilty to a charge of attempted ’There will bg a Fair Work "However ardently we may „ . . . . ‘ . JO0'Kc'?i.V£*~^ games with the band this sum (joUege entrance exams seem a long way o ff right now. ground program will begin on “ P'"*- Wednesday charging Roy Innis submitting applications. * shoplifting and Was ftned $25. shop at toe South Methodist disagree with what a man says, . “ ’® ^SyPÂ" mer, including the title defense Yet, they’re just around the corner when you remem it ideal for just about any room in the Monday at 9 a.m. at toe Long- "'*(*' unlawful discharge of we must stand with VoItairP in !" ^ “ $4.6-bllllon Both positions are in the same ’The charge stemmed from an Church ’Tuesday, starting at 1 4 d k a w ir c h is t ■at'MaxvlUe. ber that it’s impossible to cram for them. Instructor $ 0 9 5 view School on Middle Butcher (•'’earms and willful destruction ,our defense of his right to say Thursday, said t w ^ salary raiige—$8,190 to $10,140 ] t i o PILLOWS house and the soft colons will give a April 15 Incident when a store 7:30 p.m. in Cooper Hall. Meets Rebuff • IW IIIA D at Choate, Westminster and Loomis along with pro- Rd. The program will consist ®^ private property, in connec- -yrmr-rg .> g wnaiwhat nehe win."will » “ ^ geared mainly to "sacrifices to annually. I 2 OKISSIK LAMPS clerk noticed him trying to fish enhance military expenditure f ^ o r s from Cape Cod Community College have de SQUARE of supervised games, arts and ‘ ion wlto a June 7 incident when i Johnson said that if every Of the three aspirants for toe „ 43-FC. KITCHIN Jobless Glaims lift to any decorative scheme. YARD some Jewelry from a display ’The Junior High Fellowship crafts, athletic contesU and spe- allegedly fired a bullet from a a a a x a a American would listen to every and to liberate Arab lands occu- assistant planner Job, two are **fAlll ‘‘'‘ "'•'OOP signed a home study course combined with private case using a long thin wire and Summer Program for those who clal events. a .zz.22 caiiocrcaliber nanagunhandgun miointo a posed, but eemtofflclal Of the 15 seeking the post of *Asy serious about going to college after high school and Rexford Crandell,, 17, o f 219 at Emanuel Lutheran Church, from 9 to 12 a m. First graders Izickewlcz Is currently out on convention of toe Congress of ,g g „ ^ said this ye<”year’s -’“ defense appro- unemployment compen purchasing agent (now given S 3 , sation claims for last week in are willing to discipline’ yourself to do a little study • Guaranteed let Quality Center 81., and Kenneth Crom- Sponsored by the Emanuel Lu- through children 14 years old P®"® ®" “ charge of carry- Racial Equality are uncertain „gygp ddeoloav or can- P‘'*®('oP ‘the highest in Egyp- the title of director of general Arm strong (Well, 18, of 60 CooUdge St., both theran, Concordia Lutheran, may register on opening day. ® dangerous weapon, filed in over who will be their new nak'jjjgpy i. tlanhistory. the Manchester office o r the in your 6wn lionie each day this Summer we can have services), six are from Manches State Labor Department, The _ _ ^ ^ ^ • Cut from Full Rblls Manchester, were each fined $5 and South Methodist Churches, The program is sponsored by (*^® Manchester court last month tlonal director, A special |293.2S-mllllon ter, seven are from other towns you ready td do your very best on those all important' after pleading guilty and being the program’s . theme will be the Ellington Recreation Oo(n- when he allegedly brandishetf a Roy lnn)s, considered toe emergency fund was created to totals were an Identical 580 for and all-tooôon college entrance exams. Mail this cou • Regularly $9.95 in Connecticut, one is from the weeks ending June 29 and • MONTiNA® found guilty to a charge of "Crisis in America — Hope mission. Donald Beerworth will *"®®( “ *‘®>y *0 succeed Floyd B. Andover consolidate the armed forces pon for more details. New York, and one is from June 22. I^raauh of peace 'Through Aotlon." direct the activlUes. Assistants* * ' , ' ' McKlsslck as national director, and popular resistance qgalnst Washington, D.C. Claims throughout the state The youths were arrested include Miss Judy DeCarll, Miss (“ ■• will be tested by a state au- ran. Into increased oppoeition as Youth Remains toe Israeli occupation' of i toe 'The town is seeking a secret VINYL CORLON® early this' week at the Pine *iK* ■ Open Every Night till 6 P.M. Manchester was 16th among beautiful colors. V. LevenduakU 48, of New Ha- celve $1138,78 from the office to be held at the Kllington Cen- New appointments are being people happy If I leave." Me- kports car which struck a P- Huid that the visit could nrovl^p AnnllpiiniH ^ \ t *u Phone: H l-m s or 02T-9N6 the state’s 20 offices. It had Applicants may contact toe been 16th the week before. * Prepuratlun uud Inatollatlon E.\tru Town Personnel Office in the '•( '"® ment of toe Interior. dren who ,vriH enter school this in toe eVent of cancellations. since 1966. Is stUl under Investigation. ( / vlet patron to weigh any new Wf- Municipal Bulldipg. ■ yr \ ^ ■ -1 • . • r . -I ■ \ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 • PAGE FOURTEEN J' South Windsor Vernon Tolland: Goodbye to ^Hollytlpck H otel’ High School Lists Town Adds STILL TIME TO START YOUR SET NATIONALLY AOVERTISEO Workers to ) Award Recipients Insurance GRAND R Q M A W A R E H w o< reotpiMiRa at the. Loader Club of America, South ^ propoiMl by Richard Collect on item a week! For o complete set of designer annual awnnM aneembly ad Wtoup ii»uraxK:e plans since us. played music and let lis SWOTS PUiaUN M A . IMPORTED WESTPHALIAN tainly I didn’t,’’ Oook recalled. who had the top school score lacoboni, James Keefe, Toihen theee w ^ not completed when 3 '7 - 0 1 . ' drive the farm horses.” Father BUDDHOinoin ...... a CHAn played cards and horseshoes ’The country club for prisoners on the national test. Lorenzen, Kevin Norige, Ed- the budget was made up. STEERLIVER lb. 49' SUCEDHAN pkg. with the melt, and mother taught closed its doors Sunday, wl^n Awards given by Ttme Maga- ward ZagorsM, Charles, Brown Borden said it is knpossible POTATOES “SS?" 3 the last of the five prisoners zine to those active in Student and kDrtiael Haley. to teU whether the $19,000 , some of the women how to sew". FRUHBAKIinQSIXE . Mb., ment of the prisoners which was CbuncU went to Barry Simpson, "They never forgot who was left behind for clean up duty, correctional program updating. Christine Gelineau w as the ra- budgeted'will be sufficient for IMPORTED CANNED HAMS maintained up to the end. , Roger Evans, Craig Stolze, M i boss, father was the only Jailor were transferred to the Brook The small Jail was considered ciplent of the Daughters of the the overall {dan but if there is loaves No longer will residents uring chelle Shavel and WHITEBREAD 4 1 UNOX HAFNIA Prisoners removed, Guard Richard Chistenson steps behind bars for a new viewpoint. in modem times who never lost lyn Jail. TVo others were re "incfficent to run” . Patricia American Revolutton enlhtrd. a sUgAt shortage ait the end of the services of the bank across Schmid. FROM HOLLAND FROM DENMARK a prisoner of the place” , Oook leased then at the end of their The stone portion of the cell Nancy Kuehn received the this fiscal year, he noted, the the street, see the prisoners out Student Council ’Trophy pins Dean’s Award. money 'would be transferred stated. terms. blocks are considered the old ’The closing of the local Jail, side playing baseb^l on the Jail est in the state, dating bock to were given to Richard Griswold, Roger Evans received ifae from conUngenclea or other ac- 1 > 9 “ ’3 2 9 - ’439 located on the Green, is con property. the ISSO’s according to some Nancy Kuehn, Kevin Kelly, Su Harvard Alumni Award and Jef- counts that may have suiplus- sidered by many to mark the ’The Jail has been closed by sources or to the 1810 era ac san Castetter, '^Dennls Cloutier, Irey Holcombe received the es. the state, as part of an over all Torben Lorenzen, ’Thomas Sag Herald itiotoa by Bucelvlctus etMl to the personalized treat cording to others. Yale Alumni Award. SHOP GRAND .UNtOhPF'OR ]JfE| ers, Shirley Waldron, Pancho Torben Lorenzen (received the Zegarra, Gall Vlkllnety, Kevin Reader’s Digest Award. Crowd Hinders FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOW^l Norige and Elaine Salonia. Laurel Girls’ State a w a ^ Linda Schaffer won a Betty Fire Fighters went to Nancy Kuehn and Sujipn H lM It t Crocker pin tor her work in Roman. " In New Haven BUY EM WHOLE SAVE MORE SWEET RED RIPE home economics. Other awards Service awards presented by COOL WHIP W H O l 1: for home economics went to the Guidance Department went NEW HAVEN (AP)—Firemen IG F Janet Yonlka, Shirley Waldron, to pe/borah______HiH, Joyce called tor police protection OAND UNION riOIEN SIZt and Susan Karvelis. A Red 10-OX. Itortieta, P a W cla Strong, Maine Thursday night after bystanders pkg*. Choss certificate was awarded Watson, Wendy WlHiams, Linda ‘I’rew fireworks at them while SWEET PEAS to Elaine Salonia. Roy, Margaret Stowlck, they extinguished a street cor- Watermelon A new chapter of the business Kathleen Delaney, Barbara Beg ner rubbish fire. The reason tor the attack on ley. Cared Beargeon and Noel CRISP Nuib a A golden ripe DeGlacomo. the firem ^ was not clear, po NOTICE The Guidance Department al lice said, adding that there GREEN PEPPERS 1 9 ' p in e a p p l e s were no racial aspects to the so awarded National Education- VINE RIPENED n A / . sweet CAUrORMU at the intersection A public hearing will be held Development Test dtattons to by the Planning and Zoning Edward Argenta, Jeannie Auk- “ Fillmore and Pine Streets. HONEYDEWS 5 9 ' RED PLUMS Six alarms were turned in for I OommlBsion of Mrachester, stoils. Gall Bannlrter, • Janet (ire at BUlmore and Pine. The Connecticut, Monday evening, Booth, Lisa Bronzl, Ted firemen had- to return to the July 16, 1968 at 7 ;30 p.m. in the Hnownbig, Carrie ^ Burkhart, same spot several times. It was Buckley School. 260 Vernon Keith Burnham. Pam ela Caster- reported, as the bystanders InECHNUTinuilllED . Street, to consider applications ter, Karen Oomeau, James DETERGENT soaked piles of rubbish with | DETERGENT for Barth Excavation Permits Cousin. Robert D ePoi^, 22-oz. ItoD^tois'l^b^Dotole,' Fred |BABYFOOD 8 deal in accordance with Art. IV, Sec. as the firemen -Dodey, Susan Eisenberg, Janet fires as soon RINSO 11, (2), of the Zoning Regula departed. LUX btl. \ Featherstone, Ne'va. Fetri, Stev i COLD WATER UQUm 20-oz. tions, as slKKWn on plans enti ’There were a total of about I en -Frlenberg, Susas Gerr, Peter box tled: 60 fire alarms Wednesday night Goodwin, Patricia Halpin, Pam 3 5 ' "floivln Brothers, Inc. Bloom and ’Thur|day night In New ela Hobby, Deiboiah HoUend and PETERGENT LIQUID field, Conn. Property of Lena Haven. Some firemen did not Gorman at P o rte r Street—^Man Jean Howat. I DOLE TETLEY Alto,“ w ^ a Hubbaxd, Robeit ^ thrir etatlons, but DETERGENT chester, Conn roamed the streets extinguish 13’/^ Date; Koztowaki; Steven ing each rubbish bonfire they | oz. can Krohn, Jacquelyn ■ Llbbey, TROn-KAI ^ TEA BAGS Dwg. No. B2" come upon, LUX LIQUID Pauline Lizotte, Brenda London, Box “Savin Brothers, Inc. Bloom ’The most serious fire, of un-1 I ITALIAN STYLE Sh-aron L'aamil, Denise Per DETERGENT . field, Conn. Lentl Property on determined crig i>, caused ex I 28-oz. of 48 59' reault, Keith Rtanle, Dirk Ro- Gardner Street Manchester, tensive damage at a three-story | LI cans 12rOZ. meyn, Naiwy Royce, Bonita Ry HUNT'S Tomatoes Conn. Drawn By; T.C.8. Scale brick building at 205 Whal- cont. an, Sue Serwchuk, Sheila Strom, H U N T S W /T O N A T O TIDBITS RONZONI LUX LIQUID l’’-100’-Dwg. No. 1 A" --’^div°^m““wiiri^“ were conv I All intereeted persons mdy at- J ’ fined to a ground floor barber 1 Craig Stolze, Melonle ’Todd tend this hearing. A copy of this shop and a second flcxir apart SPAGHETTI LONG GRAINED Linda Tomel, Sydney ’Trolmbley, TOMATO SAUCE 2-,lb. notice is on Hie in the office of ment. • ■ QaU VilOlnetz, M. EJalne Wet- I PRIDE OF TH E FARM pkg. Office leading from the cell section. At right on the wall is a mirror giving a rear view. the Town Clerk and mp.ps may 41< The cell block. Old cells are in foregr(>und. Prisoners were allowed to roam during the day. son, Sandra Welles, Donald Ya- 2 X 49' CAROLINA RICE be seen in the office of the Pl(ui- cavone, Shirley Yonlka and FOR RENT COLLEGE INN ^ nliig and Zoning Commission. CATSUP 'Sr,’ 4 7 ' Marilyn Zalki. 8 and 10 inni. Movie Pro Planning and SWIFTS 100% HEINZ-W VE MOUTH 1 Zoning Commission jectors—sound or silent, also (Manchester Evening Herald, 3'/^-oz.QQo Tomato Juice Cocktail 3 3 ' 1 M. Adler Dobkin, SO inm. slide projectors. South Windsor correspond jars Chairman WELDON DRUG CO. eats or abies KETCHUP ent, Catherine R. May, td. 044- M F B (Clarence W. Welti, 767 Main St.— ’Tel. M8-53Z1 12-oz B.A.; Barbara Ann Pearce, 141 Tuck Rd,, A.S. in a,.p p I 1 e d Sit. John Fiaher College, award was g|ven to the Webelos, 2295. WINSTON ner bucjge., Webelos awards wihleh was enjoyed by all. The Secretary Ludkpl Rd., M.A. in teaching. science. Roohepter, l^.Y.; Richard P. 5 in bll. ' Recent Grads BO Y SCOUT after which ^Richard Trudeau were given to Richard Trudeau, 29 CRISCO SHORTENING -^37' CaKilegle-Mellon University:' Massachusetts Institute of Wilson, 49 E. Eldridge St., B.A. cub scout Promise andj Laws pkgs. and his fath^, Joseph Trudeau, BROIL-A-FOIL Technology: William M. Frank. craftsman; and Richard Kos, of the Pack brought thd meet R E G .0 R F IN E June graduates included a ■Stanlejj Anthony Sholik, 38 Sa-i St. Michael’s College; ’Thom- A U PURPOSE N otes and News explained the operation of an outdoorsman, forester, tiaveler fiUUIENS-SPICY BROWN large number from Manchester lem Rd., M.A. » Frances Dr., B.S. , a.s E. Otto, 7 Spruce St., Rock ing to an end. Nasson College: Grace Engle-, and area towns receiving diplo Ciark University: Oeoige R. ville, B.A. In cTaasics. electronic kit which i;onverted and engineer. A EHLERS MARTINSON COFFEE 8 9 ' mas from out-of-state colleges Hanloy, 68 Delmont St,, B.A.; heart, 16 Main‘'St., B.A.; Rich University of Pennsylvania: Pack S3 on electric radio to on electric The cUbs Joined Peter Merl- MUSTARD Lee Smith Randall, 106 .Sum ard F. Russell, 108 Plymouth Robert A. Simmers, 105 Plym amplifier. Richard Trudeau was COFFEE PINEAPPLE-PINK GRAPEFRUIT ' _ _ and universities. They are as Cub Scout Pack 63 met re lUiUs Ih singing several songs DETERGENT follows: mit St., B.A.; Korwin A. Spen Lane, B.A.; Karen Tasker, Rt, outh Lane, B.S. 1 presented an award for his ef RE-OPENING SPECIAL b $ J 3 7 cer Jr., 50 'Thomas Dr., B.A, 87, Columbia, B.A. University of Southern Cali cently in the Waddell School forts. while he played the guitar, af 3-lb. 1-oz. American International CJpl- A DOLE DRINKS 3tr; 95 ' Colby College: Maxine F. Al fornia: Douglaii B, Kopcha, ter which certificates is.xucd by box lege ; David R. Beaverslock Jr.,. New England College, Hennl- Auditorium at which time Den As part of the monthjs theme, ADVANCED >'ALL" lison, Brandy Sl.l Bolbm, B.A. Sonta Monica, Calif, (formerly SOUTH WINDSOR AUTO PARTS 56 Palm er Dr.. Wapplng, B.S. kcr, N.H.; Gaye Morrison, 60 6 was awarded the Inspection Den 3 made sea scenes in glass the Chamber of Commerce for DOXEENANHAnAN ’ __ in Sociology. -I , of Manchewtor), M .A. in busi SFLAVORS .in bu.siness adminl.stratioi\.. Hemlock St., B . ^ Jars, and Den 7 assembled. Iden those cubs who participated In D O L E -L O W CALORIE ness .'ulministration. Award for the month. Ronald Amherst College: Arthur Jo- Dickinzon College: Harry M. Northeastern University: Mi tified and made shell collections. ’’Clean-up D:iy’ ’ were awarded Manchester. Hartford Upper Iowa College: David Abell was voted as having the CLAM CHOWDER 2 - r4 9 ' .seph LeCIairc III, 46 Ansuldi CWiion, 34 Tolland Avc,, Rock-1 chael Cowlpg, 111 Harlan St.-, They also visited Wickham to Gregory Scott, Wayne HAWAIIAN PUNCH S FRUIT COCKTAIL Malausky, 16 Eldridge St., B.S. best costume illustrating the Rd.. B.A. vilie, B.S. j B.S. in engineering; Richard M. Pork and learned how to make Smith, Martin Aniellj, Joseph FREE WHEELS BUTTER in education (cum laude). REALEMON 16-or. C Q C Elizabeth .Seton College: Joan Foster, 120 | Woodland 8t., B.S. month’s theme, “ Davey Jones SImore# on the grill. Den 1 visit Sawyer, Stephen McCloud, FILM AND Aurora <.k>llegu.' Helen Ivock- Worr'istiir Polytechnic Insti BUY ONE • GET ONE FREE cans V W Marie Haney. 100 Parker -St., In engineering: Vernon D. P e Locker,” Den 8 then presented ed the Lutz' MuseuRj and made Richard Kos, Brian Marlin, ward, Keeney Dr., Bolton, A. tute: bnjcu A, Denson, 7 Olson 2 ft. A.A. terson, 29 Nprthfleld St., B.S. leather holster key cases. William Poole, Kent Gagnon, LEMON JUICE LAND 0 'LAKES Bubswi Institute: Jeffrey^Jo- Dr,, It(x;kvlllc, B.S. the opening ceremony. DEVELOPING AVAILABLE FOR MOST MODEL CARS ,'>((ph Lassuw. 40 Autumn St., Hamilton Collegei Clinton, Northiyestem University:. J(Ip ^ Cubmaster Jimmy. Matthews, Albert Meek, âle Matthews. Mrs.iRaymond Demers intro [ CROC. rO DU, NOR CHOC. BIRDSEYE BACHMAN THIN • COIONNA IMPORTED GRATED CHURnROliiRIMP B"S in business administration. N.Y. : Whitney T. Ferguson III, V. Ijiudson, 31 Autumn St.', M.A. rad Robert RoaUlt, advance Also, Rjfuidy Trudeau, Scott Low. Low Prices XT., g j e loh’oi. OQc duced an Indian dance group. REASONABLE PRICES >kg. ^TRETZELS bog PARMESAN CHEESE 2 9 ' CHOWMEDi ______Bate.s f .'ollegc: Jltl T, How- 764 Hartforii Tpke., Vernon, In business administration. ment map, presented awards to Disenbigler, Richard Furraga- Rouf* 5, East Windsor GREAT SHAKES PEAS & ONIONS William Poole was chief; Kent COLONNA IMPORTED GRATED royd, 31 Conway Rd., B*A.: B A .; Peter D. Ramsdcll, Val Rhode Island School of De Richard Munroe, wolf; Dale mo, Colin CumJ^bcll and Robert ON ALL USED PARTS ISTRAWBIRIY' IIROS EYE nOADCAST SEARROOIFAIMS ^ WIND.SOH I-OCKfS (A P ) 'The Demers was medicine man. and Gall L. Martin, 359':Avery SI., ley View I.auie, Vernon, B.A. sign: David E. Batz, 11 Bather Matthews, Marlin Aniello, Mi Reanit,, 1 Iê NESTLE QUIK , CARROTS O IILI W BEANS ' ^ r 3 9 ' PARMESAN CHEESE *i:' 4 9 ' ASPARAGUS % :? 47* U.S, Weather Bureau says tern- Gary Lemlre, Richard (,’os, Wil Wapping, B.A.; kfyra C. Treush Iowa Wesleyan College: Eliza Ave., Rockville, B.A.; Arthur pcnilures In Connecticut Satur chael Demers and Kent Gag A s parl^ of the closing cere EXTRA PRINTS Owned and Operated By I dcrart \ lOROEMS INSTANT .. CRDNKINOCHICUN COLOHRA IMPORTED ORATED STAITmTAMT liam Correia and Dale Matthews SOUTH WINDSOR i Mahft I of Djirien (formerly of Man beth Ann Vittner, 357 HaViford F. Ferron, 13 Constance Dr., day through Wednesday are ex non, bear; Handy Trudeau, gold mony cubs from Den 1 lead a 1 6-qts. , were the young braves. They, FREE! EMIL PANTALEO [NESTLE QUIK ' DRY MILK CHOyVMEIN 'fon* 5 9 ' PARMESAN CHEESE',:,* 7 9 ' Breakfast limn .2 's to tile mid 60s, with S ’.cven Kos, Wayne Tripp, Jo- ' TEL. 289-6464 East Htfd. 1 1 when you leave a roll Schanck Rd. Bo.stoii College:. Michele Mul- in engineering. gllppi'ry Hock State College# no mucked day-to-day change. and Kent Gagnon, were chosen jjciph Sawyer,, silver arrow, on ^ LET US PRICE 623-5566 ô. Windsor hern, M.I. V er^n Dr . Vernon, Manhatt^ville College, Purj Pairicia Duval, 19 Cole.man Rd., Preclpltatloji may total about to Imitijie the braves. In the wolf; and Ronald Abell a silver of tUiii for developing. PUfcadep Kiddle Tnnipikep Wort—Triple'S Badcsputtoa' Cwter, 180 MacfceC 8$|mbi% next dunce, other cubs Joined arrow, and Wayne Smith two YOUR NEXT Sehool of^ Niî aing: John , J. chase" N .V .: BHzabeth Gaud- B.S. ' - three.fourth Inch in scattered Offer- pxpire* July 10 Op^ Friday Nl*hla to ft-AH RadeaiprioB Centera Chaad Monday* Reid. 22H Parker SI.. M.A. in reau, 59 Arcella Dr . B.A. in St. Bona venture University: showers at the beginning of the and those who participated re sliver arrows. PRESCRIPTION! ceived "fluffles” as tokens of social work.' history. ' ' • Robert I'oHton, 37 St. Paul Dr., p-rl(sl and In more widespread Richard Munroe received a f Brown JCnivorsity: Edmond Maryniount College of Vir B.A.; .John P. Rohan, 183 Cen sliowiers arid thundershowers friendship.. denner badge and Douglas M ar ARTHUR DRUG 1. . S jnniksen. 63 Lakewood Circle, ginia : Ahnubelle Dorcas, 39 ter St., B.A. at the end. The parent participation shall received an -aaslstant den ( i ■ ■ • -t M - . ■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE SEVENTEEN

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), JilANCHESTER, CONN., F^lDAVr JULY 5, 19 6 a , ------— ------P--- T------Vernon BUG6 S BUNNT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB GUESS I'L L OUST > A TIP 7 MY WORD. I ‘M THIS '^SUHE,aCEROl > , w e l l T ^ HAVE TO WATT TILL Survey Recommends j o b s I \ •WADDAyA , USeOlDTHE BUROPEAM GUY 1 c l e a n OFPTH' t o m o r r o w , oo TO EARN A ) CAS/"* 's y s t e m WHERE GRAOJlTieS MUST F ir s t TABLES, WASH WHENIQETMV MAOort.Tou'ra Amwtf N Pfrrtoiit ?Mial« HA»ABOR«eR AND ' SOWNAHM/ETO ^ WERE c h a r g e d TD m y bill HAVE A ^^^LK SH AK Ej^ SOME GLASSES, ALLOWANCE'. Park Nature Center a n ' s w e e p TH ’ GtVEIHaT BELLHOP ‘ AND RAID MONTHLY/ LOST Mystery Play FIN AST for TOTAL VALUES BUGS? A aurvey made by the Na- N a tio n a l ATiPOR h ell Be THE KEY youlh leaders; land laboratory Buesy HERE TILL TH E// TOW S ttonal Audubon Soctety, in co- actMtlea, and eootogloal re- D E U ^ I ‘4 RERMNTTHE WALLET' ACROSS d o w n operattoo wMh the Vemon Jun tearch and educational, day Stores 1 Girl’s name camping. » > ROOMA 1 Blackmail- ior Wmnan’a Club, reoommenda In c ------2 Footed vase \ MUniee of Area LOW EVERYDAY PRICES! 7 -----In the ■3 Made neat ttie development at Valley FaBa - The report further cites aa un nlcht 4 Limping i Park as a nature center. compatible uses o f the area: ISPrlntlnC 8 Japanese THa recommendation, accord outcast Tkatter camping, ovemight tent errorf ing to Donald Berger, Vetnon'R camping; coUeoUng of speci 14 Thorium 6 Chest rattle dioxide 7 Minute reorwittoo dtoeotor, would elfan- mens and materials exoept In 15 Beast groove 41 Form of Inato swimming and flahlng, land lab; hunting and flahlng: ^ 7-5 18 Assessments 8 candle 29 Tart curtail hlUng, make it necei- eixeroiaing and training of dogs; 31 Makes “ to be” 17 Pronoun maker drudge of 45 Watidiful aary to relooate aoouting cami>- motor scooter use; cagad mam ALLY OOP BT V. T. HAMLIN 18 “Emeralfl 0 Decay mals and birds; indiscrtminate lOExpunger 32 Sergeant 40 A t distance hig areas and Umlt picnicking. Isle- 80 Peruvian romping throughout the area, BONELESS BOAST BEEF SALK (ab.) The prjoect would take two SPBAKIN' OF UNLAWFUL 30 Thus (Latin) 11 Troubling Indian ASSEM BLY. MOU •aiPm lt 12 Losenge 35 Idler years to develop and would and faioycUng, horseback rkibig 36 Swine genus 82 Hawaiian and swlitaming. , preserve voided (her.) garland need an eaUmated $80,000 in aSPocsessed 10 Greek letter 37 Before oapMal cotta with a starting an The report notes toe misuse 38 Swiss city 84 Frocen water 34 Enlisted 21 Biblical book 55 Dutch city nual operating budget at $33,000. of the camping area, pointing 22 Fuss 39 Throws (ab.) (naut.) 56 — —herrings It wmdd provide a complete na out there was scouting debrla, 38 BalUe 26 T u m u lt TOPorBOnom ROUIID in dull second ture center budding, a year- hatdcad and chopped down trees, ®EJ=icrr’ tributary 27 Compass 40 Gaseous point elements , act round home for a caretaker and unburled trash and unoontndled FINANCING' 37 ^ u s use of fragile natural areas, i 38 T O 1 2 3 4 8 T 8 9 10 11 12 Ida family, a maintenance 30-----found budding and a ayatem of qiertal The surveyors compared the in trunks is 14 trailB. proposed nature center to a mUILDERROnST ■ 83 Dry, as wine school or similar pubHc facility, OUl' OOR WAY B Y J. B. W IIU A N S 18 18 Berger aald toe recreation 33 Number oomndaelon that swimming pcInUng out it mutt be reeson- 34 Young iT aUy fumdahed before M is put ARE YOU SURE ANYBOPV salmon wMch ia one of toe town’s only WHO CAN ooidd be phased out at toe park to use. The report states, 7-S THISie THE 38MoUnUin 21 a SHORTEST ROUTE CROSS THE1 passes (Ind.) two swimming arena. But, he "Nolhing la more disconcerting e tm k, M«A. Ii«. TkIL !.» UJ. POSSIBLE T HOLD SHEET METAL 41 Preposition noted, this ahonid not be^done and diacouraging than to visit a a.I THINK W ALPSYTTHB , haM-oomplated facility where SHOE IS CASTIBON 42 Gloomy until other provMons are m&de BT LEFF and McWILLIAMS. COMING OFFI JUNSLBWrtH- .43 Always tor awlmmiog elsewhere. adequate provlstonw do not exist DAVY JONES OUT BLOWIH' (contr.) 17 Berger aald reganUesa of how to accommodate visiton.” WHh AND TOUR VACATION THIS IS HARDV ■ I TOLD YOU I'D YES, 1 KNOW. A S A G K S T , 44 Gibbon tots in mind it reccanmenda that THIS TIME.TM C AIfTB B good toe supervision, a pond WILL BE OVER SOON. TINTZ. I'VE GOT NEVER WORK FOR 46 Employ 40 any tonnal opening be delayed PLEASE, HAND ME A JOB fOR YOU. YOU AGAIN WITHOUT h irin g 3 o r » 47 Scold does not compare with a pool MARCO MARINO OF YOU, until toe proposed area and ■ PHONE, OAKV. 48 Athena ’ and beoauae of the UablUty fac- building are ready for the pub- 80 Within tora another ewlmmtag pool 81 Develop 4T Uc, • lb S3 Bloody ahould be considered. The report further euggesta - —print 82 Park Seen ‘Ample that a naturalist be hired to - H w survey 1^ the National NO FAT ADDED 87 Thin sheet ■ 87 help plan toe center and also to (A Assent society w u inatltiJted by toe go to schools end otoer grocqw 80 Kelp kraal Junior womw and Mbs. 60 Bred with related matertals to pre USDA CHOICE — Bonoloss On# Prieo Virginia Otograa, heads Mb pare the public tor use of toe oonMrvution oommiaBlon ia atoo center. Only a menaber o f the town’s coneer- Costs Cited ' vntlon commiaaion. Ineludinf BY DICK TURNEB The proposal would be an .tindoreut CARNIVAL The report made by the Au ambitious one for the town to Tim dubon Boclelty cttes the paiic as undertake and w ill perhaps be beliig "amcile to sigrport a na a long time In coming. JOIN THE UST OF LUCKY WINNERS BT HEN MUSE ture center program.” WAYOUT Minimum staff recommenda US dRADE A The report auggewto if toe Family Pack poalc la to be uaed as a nature tions include a (Urectpr'rtatural- center many torme o f outdoor 1st whose salary is computed at GROUND activity now In operation there $10,000; a piart-tlme secretary at CHICKEN would have to be phased out 02,000; a êtaker-warden . at CHUCK 3 - * ^ 1 . 8 9 over a peetod of time "as toe $4,800 with annual operation costs to include salaries, $1,200 BREASTS s interpretative and educational SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAl, usea gain wider aooeptonoe by tor benefits, $1,000 for machki- GROUND for oftioe rent, $1,600 tor eduoa- ad groupa.” lb I t further points out, if too other smell amounts for utill- ROUND 2 “ * * 1 . 6 9 or THIGHS / I DfSoPPED ^ ery rental or operation; $1,200 V c x v v v , ( A1V CIGARETTE. J site ia to beom e a nature cen 1,000 WINNER .*1,000 WINNER n,000 WINNER ter, oocnpatifale .ueea would in- lionid supplies, and several ' dude the todowing: Lend and ties and such. Mrs. Frodorkk loM ilct ARtoHM Rosst Mrs. FrMC0$ S. JiM st ^ o . » Capital costs would include ■------water oonacr vatlon practioes; OMloniiCoRN, Stairfori, Co m . Crooifioli, Miss. nature and eoologioal stwhee; $82,000 for toe education build ...... ' ' " I oqganiced, naturalized walka; ing, $20,000 for the caretaker’s ____ m ■ ( 9 1 self-guided wadca; wildM/e residence and driveway, $10,000 3E 3r i l < . I . studies; otganteed outdoor edu tor entrance road end parking 'A y ; , BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE cation toura; Indoor and out lot; $4,000 each tor maintenance B eos. ^ door leotures; nature pcdnting, ohed, furniture and equipment; r photography, and sketching and $8,000 for architect fees, $8,000 WE'VE SmM6 '/ 7 l i - writing. / for motor vehicle; $1,600 for L AlCAK. Atoo, oonservattion meetinga, trail development, and several i l ^ j toruma, programa; training small amounts for small equip « HM te N4A. la. Tm Is.* Wk PM UH. / NOW WHERE T' workahops for teachers and ment tor a total of $80,000. -.V / COULD IT BE ? 1 OiÎRK i'-'W > <500 WINNER <500 WINNER <500 WINNER >s' ^ Vernon MMi ^ n itag filovor RKkwon Mrs. Earl Duinin Bonding Question Postpones MMdlibory, Com. Norwich, Co m . Croat Barrinitoi, Mass. 7 - f Creation pf Parking Board Sftts "Hit cate puzzlet me. ■ Hit f^lib ltt would tttm to bo Action on an ordinance to O'Orowiey, chairman of toe n.r O'HEAU • wine, women, and tong— ht hat all the eympto'me create a parking authority for Boonomic' Dervelopment com V ' MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD except moneyl" the town was tabled by the mission, to name an agency tor Boar{ BILL (jOGAN IS bonding. voted to 'request that It be OUTOFRXIK'MOOD'/ ANYONE FOR AtE, BACK— HUH ?-O H ,I ^ YOU MAY BECOME BUT FIRST^ |C WE SHAU STOP FOrVÂNP YOU, THIS TWE? L A I'M MOT HOME/ Mayor John Grant did not ap named as the agency. He point <100 WINNER <100 WINNER <100 WINNER HEARD THAT IN THE A CUV cliche with A SKI SUIT FUEL AT tOSELEISEN.' COMRADE, pear to be in favor of a sugges ed out this would aUow nego AND 6REAT- HE MUST APPEAR TD ■I i - AMERICAN FILMS... SUCH STATEMENTS' SHALL COME tion that the board act as the tiating wMih ibrms for the sale rr HAS BECOME A BUT NOW WE PRO- COAT FOR BE ANOTHER WEEK- ALONG i THE / ■ Lowis Cioathw ShlrloyVhicolotto GoorgoCook | , authority. Under the state stat of thhc land without the white } ’ ' HANS MARZ HP VISITOR JIAZIS WILL CliitoR, Co m . Lo m x , Mo m . Winisor Locks, Cenii. I " . THINK You utes the authority must be glare of publicity to which, be ARE TUCKED made up of five members, serv note^, toe Board of Representa- . AWAY WITH ing staêred terms. tlves is subjected. HANS N\MtZl bfayor Grant said he suggest T h e chairman bold the board ed the ordinance in order that if the industrial park were funds from parking m eters and complOteiy buUt up, the tovm tines could be channeled to a could take in about $247,000 in special fund to be used to pur taxes per year and the develop chase off-street parking areas. ment would cost only some n These funds amounted to close $260,000 thlttelly, MR. ABERNATHY BY RCLSTON JONES wid TOANK R Ê W A Y to $5,000 test year. O ’Orowley pointed out to the 6 o x _ The mayor said the purchase board thelt before a sals could I'LL GIVE rnOAVL . .'.LET'S FACE IT— HE DOESn T be oonsummaited iit wlouM hav« ! of the off-street parki^ areas <100 WINNER <50 WINNER <50 WINNER CRABGRAS© 1b STUDY EXACTLY ENCCHJRAGE CRITICISM. ) T would partially solve the prob ^to be referred to the planning I J U S t 'conunisaion. THOUGHT lem of overnight parking lor 1 ' RepresenitaUve Abner Brooks Harry WihlttroM noroRCO Troadwoll Barbara Thompson OF A , SIMON MORTY MEEKLR BY DICK CAVALU some residents. cjzAeeepes requested that toe matter be Mdgoflald, Conn. GREAT Representative Daigle seJd, NaoptMk, Cm n . Manchastor, Co m . Aceyoukr/cxoiNG? put on the agenda for the next lOeVTO EFFOENCy H O W A B O L S r “I don’t like to give away our Everyday Low Prices! A c e y c u A r CAN DCIVE meeting at which time toe lAAPROVE expert ^CVMETHING land-use prerogatives and our if,; R B E T T Y ANYTHING WITH town counsel will be asked to 4#M 7QC »1*8 THE Vi/''! WITH NOBGAkES bonding powers.” "The state B O i v u r s FRUIT DRINKS FInait CCRC I J| LIQUID DETERGENT Rmt GOOD DCIVS2, W H E B L e > C N I T , explain more oleariy what the g o i v u r s 3 3 * ^ . 1 EMPLOYEES' ON I T ? statutes take more and more B I 3 V O O Hill ICENNY2 Economic Development Cbm- x i v o o tVORKIKlG powers away from local gov P R IZ E S L I P ICE CREAM RIchnM# Ml Flwvt Qal 59' MAYONNAISE riMti .5 49' CONDITIONS. mission is requesting. P R I Z a S L I P 1 ernments,” he noted. T ow n planner John M cAl- PROORAM «24t PROGRAM #241 The ordinance as proposed RICHMOND COFFEE Rtivlir, HrlR cm 5®‘ nu it mont suggested if the commis 59' ELBOW MACARONI would empower the mayor to sion is named, that he, Andrew FIFTY DOLLAR ONE HUNDRED appoint the authority and em nmM Triaarlco, director of public GAME DOLLAR GAME MARGARINE 6 pU: M GALLON BLEACH power the authority to collect worku, and John Pizzatto, town lU FOUR) and receive all revenue from IN ONE) _ PR1SCILLA*8 POP BY AL,VERMEER engineer, pe named as advidors parking meters or to establish to it. , N -1 U - 4 metered off street parking T I M E A W , L E T ' , A F T E R ^ T M A T ' S ----.---- ^ ^ W holo F O R B E D ' H E R S E E “•A LL, IT'S WHV T / VOU'RE zones. PRISCILLA, I T O U T , VACATION LOVE VOU, 's o KIND Ttown counsel Ablbott Schwe- A cuttlefish can change color Rtd'Ripo HAZEL.' P O P ... y i A N D S O F T bel was asked to report to the in two-thirds of..a second, the HEADED 7-JT UHTiRinELOnS next mec4l|ng of the board as National Geographic Society says. If camouflage fails, the to Wtiat oitlier steps the bbard CUT OUT ENTIRE SUP CUT OUT ENTIRE SUP CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER relative of the squid and octopus ON DOTTED LINE J. could take. ON DOTTED LINE screens itself with a brownish- Nectarines ONIONS LEMONS THAT’S IMMAteWALi / WHIP OUT OP THIS.TUttS! THI arroRAe The board also tabled action A4APAM1 •II0h.|I5h. «TDP! I MtKee MUSTN'T e*' AUUWBP TO g NAM » on a request made by dlarence black ink. lnililMC ll Fklt RilltMl IMin m4 a«if lBBi44i tePM Sanklat lar ^0^ « I2 0 F O R #1 — ru . DOUBLB 4 ^ F A C » THIS MAsreRPieceMAST lHll|l»l« I* Mdklf It* ll Ml piRraB. M 29f • T H A T ANV OPPBR. UNSAVO^ »' EA HBMAKBO! eSCAPAPBSi t CdMibiW. J. Joflnf 1H4—Alt Ri|bto Noiirowd •Iraloilo ■otoboodioi*|, tf fori fm,t H T f. KOONTZl

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/ ■ . r j - ~ • .PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEIL aWo MMw again Metally Fen bell after B2towortli was forced (Joined in ProgreM) (Same at Houston Tuesday Gary Kinel. The former ace Stafford Springs ' h po a e rbi Class A—Stan Mjarkowekl way Fatfe tanicM Cor ttw open- to reUre with stiffness in the 4:80 8 Bnick Open OtM night. wUl be ton starting plt4toer. He track lndudlngnew_ guard ^ tnemendoue. Just a Httle from Bast CathoUo also crack Glastonbury gled a shot to left-center for Block, 3b 0 75.5—70; Ed KaaiUng 78-7—71. a r «( a isar-gam e aerlea. Soutti- shoulder against Oakland Mon 18 Car and Track added, "However, it all depends and a fliw pavl^ ^b w w the îrtt to ttmae who are trying ed a pair of key bits in leading Windsor the RBI. Roberta. If 0 AJ Kemp 79-8—71, John Hawi- Williams is certain he wUl on who pitches Sunday, the type track surface. Spee^ ^ ^ ed Big Den MacArdle lead off in Novakorwskl, as pam D U k HUawofUi, G ary Bell day, came to toe rescue of the 4:88 8 US Women’s Open have seven pttdiers. What his cltib back to the .500 marie H ack, p » gnn 78-7—71. Ohws Ray Coip wIB {ittch Cor Red Sox again on toe Holiday. Golf Oh’eUp of games pttchers are in and on this track are fantlatlc as You’re sure to be stiff as a at 3-8. Windsor fell to 2-8 in ab first win against two losses In the sixth frame with a single York, *> 8 Wincxe 85-12-73, BIU pitching condiUon they’ll be in, how long Qiey go.” weU as the drivers w|to com- next day so take a hurling the effective two-hltter. down the middle, advancing to Jobnaon, cf Si UiBt order wUb tlw The Sl-year-old left - hander, 8:88 8 Carl YaetrsemekI only tim e will toll. solving the loss. Fbater, lb 9 86-12—73, Jack Kearney 86-13 for SuDday*a who had not pitched more than Show WUUams had to m ake a shift pete In the toughest clr- teieuNpoon of bakdng soda and He struck out six, walked two second on a throwing error by Marinak. rf 0 -\73, Pete Naktexitis 82-9—73; "We’U be well represented at in his All-Star staff Thursday Coach Charlie Graff and his and retired the Windsor club in the center fielder. Kinel and Akerllnd. c of a doUHelwader a toree tnnings In a game before Houston," WSliams said Thurs cults around. jjut it in an eight ounce glass Allen. a < 0 ClasB C—R ay SeawpWn 89-16— utoen his ace, Jose Santiago, Two-weeks ago this writer ^ntok U.Follow 13*ta up withcrew an will depend on some more order four times. Sanaa both made oUts and Wit- V op- being acquired from toe Pitts day after being told of a state home cooking tonight as Wind Totala 23 0 2 18 7 3 0 73; d o s s D—Milt Kamln* 92-21 had to leave a game with Oak was witness to the program that unink tt. Folow this 'Up with an The opposing pitcher John tke single to right scoring Mac A—Allen ran for Akerliiid In 5th. __7^_ ”Wa*re back to .000 and hope burgh Pirates a w eek ago, ment by Denny McLain of toe sor American Legion (0-8) land In toe third Inning beoauae featured the modlfleds and the Alka-Seitzer Just before bed Mack fanned three and walked Ardle. Ctouck May filed to right K ickers—Francis Fay 87-9— to keep on Aw move agaliwt checked toe A’s on one hit, r. Detroit Tigers. comSs to town after yesterday’s M anchester ...... 000 201 x—3 Boatan Xanager struck out seven and drove in of tendonitis In ibe right elbow. new ■Tiger DlvUlon. Both events and you won’t be stiff In the one in Issuing six hits and put ending the Inning. Windsor Lock ...... 000 000 0 - 0 78. John Wholltoy 88-10—78, McLain, the league’s only 18- Subject to approval by Cronin, game wax postponed because of ting down the order three times. Mack managed to catch Mac SB—O'NcU 1. K ind 2. Bann.a 1, D tA kanw aaid Oiwaday two runs in winning the series ran with precision timing with nxmiing. Believe me it works Jobnaon: LOB—M ancheeter 3. W4nd- Sher Ferguson 76-2—78, Ernest game winner, said Wednesday Williams named righthander field conditions. Wayne Gagnon Chuck Marinak was the only Ardle sleeping off second in toe Red Sox dlaptaeed windup. night that toe Detroit pitching delays kept to a minimum. Ed as last Sunday on the . lake 4; BO—M nel 3. Mack 1; Heath 83-5—78, Irv F a rte r 87- Gory BeU, owner of a 6-8 record Flemke, Bugsy Stevens, BUI will be on the mound for the lo Windsor Locks batter to first inning with a nice pickoff SO—Kinel 6, Mack 3: Hita off — 9_78, Charles Oonlln 85-7—78, place by de- Tiaking over ftorn SanUago rotation calls for Mm to go Sun proved nearly fatal to this writ Kind 3 for 0 nma In 7 Innlnfm: and a 2.7S earned run avenge, Slater and Ray MUler are cals tonight, starting at 6. ^ Kinel for any hits, both safe- play to' second baseman. Ben Brown 88-10—78, Rick ttw'Albtotlca 7-2 before with a runner on second and day. He said if he pitches then er. It 1s a wonder there Is any (kOack 6 for 3 in 6. a dtanipnlnWng; boUday crowd to replace Santiago, who must among the top drivers at the lake left, for I nearly dranfc It Righthander Kinel notched his tiee. GABY KINEL Dirffy 88-10-78, Don Roes one out with ibe score 2-1 in he wlU be unable to pitch in toe DICK WILLIAMS rest his aUlng am . « t 14.02. All-Star Game. track with tough competitors all. Funny, it really looks 87-9—78, Ed Keatiing 78-4—74, toe third, Pixarro overcame Sol Wcineir 98-24—74, Stan *1tw aawep agafrat Oakland wildness, which permitted toe I?? like Hap Harrington and Leo easy. Once you oan get the WBi Jiwt aiw f we needed, bat aeary making strong bids, and higge(3t part of you out of the HHlnski 72-1-2—74, Gay Knapp A’a to Ue toe count. He was in American Leagoe Kinpr Only American inFinals 74-0 - 74, JIakc Ho*mon 86-22— w e Iwve to keep rolling,*’ Wtt- command the rest of the way, even out-driving the best, at the wlaiter, you con cruise along. Eighth Inning One forMets I 'Maior L«cigii« belt tit’s a task for aome of us. First Place Lead 74, Ed Mooiarty 90-16—74. Uame siUd. “We can’t afford to earning his first Boston victory. W. L. Pet. OJB. oval. ■top now. Our pitching has been NASCAR should be proud to . . .Hope that the Silk Otty LADIES Detroit 52 27- .658 — good and oar MtUag tlm dy toe The Red Sox ccHected only have race tracks like Stafford SOftbaU League can get back Low OipsB—Class A—Jon Cleveland. 46 37 .549 8H past few daya. P m Hoping for seveiy hits, including two by among its listings. Here’s hop cm schedule now that the rain Bigger Prize Money Sought H onigtian 94; Oloau B— Gaby .530 American League For South Windsor Mike Andrews, but were helped Baltimore 41 36 9H Back to Cellar Day^ Iras let up. There are many Taidlff 99; Claas C—AUce a tew mkWe base bite agalnat Minneeota 39 38 .506 12 ing the well coordinated pro- by seven walks and a couple of Battliw (178 at bate)—Hanrel- make-up games. . .Many Area Legion baseball was at its best over the past Bontly 110, , . tbe iMiw, tiioagb.” Boston 38 38 .600 grama continue to a fine group Oakland errors. Pixarro singled 12H son. Boat. .814; Yastrxemakl. thanks for the appreclelUon two days as South Windsor split to gain first place in SWEEPS O w Ried Sooc aoilered anotoer Oakland 38 40 .487 18H of dedicated Individuals. . ^ annual U.S. Women’s Anotoer stroke back on toe since toe break-up of a m etin g compares with Us .316 lifetime and Jones two in the three-run Pittsburgh 39 37 .613 9 ’ vltie has always been, active in average, hqis among acUve stead he bounced back to Linzy, Gabrielson made it close tor the Shows A ’s Old Fireworks football and Little League aa a ton, farmer Stafford champion, teurs, did better than many of there, ’Teeart unset United Open Golf Championship. wings of a 36-35-71 round was between player repre^ntatlves 11 who flipped to Dick Dietz at the Dodgers wHh a homer in the uprising in the ninth that was Los Angeles 40 42 .488 Mincher tagging his fli"* homer Pete Ward on first when Bill toe pros. There’s also a 50-50 chance MISS legarx upset umicu ^ _^______^ __lu-onn lainrv TnwBftn- and an owner s group last week-' playeni.* .486 11 NEW YORK (A!P)—The ooach for several years. Much finiahed second a t Smoky Moim- toe leggy Towson, the difference. Phila’phia 36 38 and it looked like It m l^ be a Voaa was hit in the head by a In today’s men end came from Art Modell, NFL sun Ua fellow players voted plate tor one out, and Dietz bottom of the Inning. .474 12 Great Hit Famine took a to his dislike he has hod to taln Raceway In Maryville, have New York 37 41 good day for BUI Rigney’a club, pitch and Duane Joaepiison fol- Laver faced T o n y ------. , _ . president. Chicago 35 44 .443 14% back seat Thursday to an take someiwhat of a back seat Teim., briilnd Richard Petty. clouds by disclosing he had to recovered from muscle spasm But the Tigers bounced right lowed with a double. Voaa suf- this season but hopes to be The lOO-mUe NASCAR Grand er Australian wtoo is a member The final will be played Sunday 6-3, 6-1 stop playing golf with his bride which hobbled her game, He said the players had re Houston 33 46 .418 16% old fashioned Fourth of back with their biggest inning of fered a fractured right dwek- jected the owner’s offer, partic Wednesday’s Resulte July fireworks show of back in full swing with the National Championship Circuit because he consistently defeat- Ruth Jessen, who has under- the year, scoring nine runs in bone. midget football program in the race saw toe Bay Stater hustle ed her and deflated her ego. gone three serious operations ularly in toe area of improved Visions for Yanks, .Pittsburgh 8, New York 1 home runs in Detroit. toe bottom of the second with Chicago Manager Eddie Stan- pension benefits. They appar-. Philadelphia 3, Oiioago 2 fall. . .With the wanning a 1968 Ford Just one lap behind Dale Berning is a 6-handlcap since 1963, carded a 35-37—72 Jim Northrup, Norm Cash honners by Cash, Freehan and ky ordered Mark Belanger and weather on weekends the flock Petty who set a new record golfer who is In toe real state , and Mai-Uyrm Smith of Jupiter, ently agreed on most, if not all, Atlanta 2, San Francisco 0 and Don Mincher took turns hit- Horton leading thie attack. Dave Johnson intentionaUy Speed Way of Life other points. Clncinna.ti 9, Houston 7 of nK>tort>oats and water- averaging 76.743 mph. development business in Ne- Fla., a 37-36—72. ting baseballs out of sight and Northrup had a two-run triple walked following Valentine’s trl- Orioles Visit Town St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 vada. He was a one-man gallery when toey were through, the Tl- McAullffe a two-run 12to. Then Don Buford mTEBNAlTONAL NATIONAL Thoraday’s Reaulto Thursday as his wife charged gens had a 18-10 slugfest victory double in the big Inning. Cash ‘‘•’ew the third walk that forced NEW YORK (AP)—The New York Yankees hope to St. Louis 3, Loe Angeles 2 o 41 • n L II» • Daytona Winner around toe tough, 6,232-yard Scoring stogie runs in four in PitcMng was the name of the over California. and Northrup hit conaecutive Valentine “ home. ’ Moselem Springs Golf Club get two bad visions out of their heads before opening game yesterday as Green Man Cincinnati 7, Houston 4 • • • R ec b e a c h , Fla. (AP)—For wniiam Caleb nings, Paganl’s edged Normana, Chicago 6-4, Philadelphia 2-7 It was the fourth straight ji^jmera In the sixth and North- AXlimni Hciscbcill H&îns course to gain a one-stroke lead a home stand tonight against the Baltimore’Orioles. or edged the Medics, 1-0, at INDIANS — TWINS— CHECKERED ROCKVILLE Tbe flrat vWoo to WarfUng------: ^ 4-2, Wednesday night at Ver- Pittsburgh 3-3, New York 2-4 triumph for the Tigers and ninth slammed a two-nin shot in over four-time national cham Buckley Field. Frank Granato in the last 10 games, giving eighth, Al^ Worthington’s wild pitch al ten’s Ed Stroud running around the final toning the planck. Paganl’s is now 8-6 while San Francisco 6, Atlanta 4 Monday ISight at West Side pion Mickey Wright. Normans fell to 2-11. hurled four-hitter for the win them an game lead over the * • • lowed Cleveland’s tio-breaking a South CJarolina tobacto farmer. “W© picked up a few people SCRAP CO.. Inc. the baaea. Tbe second la their Yankees bad two on and one ners fanning 10 batters in the Today’s Games run to score and then J ^ Axcue Leading the winners at bat, PitUburgh (Veale 6-7) a t Chi- Ws6 x — ORIOLES— Rec sponeored Alumni Base will make some changes to try Yarborough—Just "Cale” to ------; - ~ — on the last six holes,” said the own runnen failing to get far but Tom Treeti struck out Dan Socha cracked a double process. Jim Wigren chucked a Northrup and Cash had two doubled two more runs across jBimigh aanound the baaea. t Andy Kbeco fHed out aa cago (Nye 4-9) ball League will start its season to balance out the league. fans of late model stock oar rac- beooanlng almost an much of a 29-year-old Berning, “but most whUe Dan Smachett and Brand three-hitter, lighting Just homers each tor the Tigers aiMl Brooks Robinson tagged a as the Indians dropped toe Jim Kimball of the Rec staff Stroud laabed two doublea and ftoy White singled across New New York (Seaver 7-5) ait Phil Monday, July 8 at toe West Side ing—fractured the auto racing habit tor Lee Roy Yarbrough of of toe spectators appeared to be TOP PRICES PAID! on Duffy both singled. hard, for the losers and notching Mincher two for tbe Angela. Wll- pair of homers for the Orioles Twins. Dean Chance was lead- will be toe commissioner in record book Thursday when he Columbia, 3.C.—^no relation but asking ‘Who is Mrs. Berning?’ two triplea aa tbe Senatore beat York’s first run In the seventh,. eight strike outs. adelphia (Short 6-8), night Oval. Opening game pairs . For the losers Mike Vasques lie Horton and BUI Freehan also but BalUmore didn’t beat the ing 3-2 going into the eighth but charge. The schedules tor toe breezed to a 167.247 miles an driver of a Mercury that is ■twin STAFFORD SPEEDWAY and figuring she’d fold.” tbe Yaakeea 4-2 in WaMiington BnH Normans 000 00 2 6 2 toUowlng two Intenfional walks Ron Permnoald and an Inten- Yesterday’s Stars Green Manor 100 000 1 2 3 less than a year ago, due mostly The first weeks schedule is as faster than it has ever been Atlanta 600 in April and again NASCAR drivers from New year’s Open, two strokes COPPER Uanzano and Hassett Vasques Txvx t ig e r s —ANGELS and one unintentional one- -tlonal walk to Lou Johnson set Medics 000 000 0 4 1 because »".any of toe boys v/ho follows: Monday — Manor vs. done before and eclipses all- Thursday in the Firecracker 400 York State and points south Frl- winner Catherine La- ntne to six and outwalking them BATTING—Jim Northrup, Tl- and Pryor. Cincinnati (Culver 6-8) at Los -phe Angela scored four fast Chicago had tied toe game toe stage for Worthington’s wUd Granato and Babineau; Wig played last year failed to regis- EEcs. time race records at Daytona \riiloh Cale called “thei easiest *iy night when the half-mile Q,gte France. ■ix to four. • gers, drove in five runs with two ren. McKenize (6) and O’DeU. Angeles (Dryadale 10-6), night runs In the second inning with with two out in toe ninth and pitch and Ascue's hit. ter their Intent to play again Tuesday—Naalff’s Va. Bantly bJg race I’ve ever won.” oval hosts a 100-lap National But the Yonkeea atzanded 12 homers and a triple, helping De- ABfERICAN and even Indianapolis. The 33-year-old Miss Wright, Ylarbrough was two laps back Championship race, ruenen. • tiMt to a 13-10 victory over Cali- thla year. Oil. Gale’s reaction? A smile on all-time leading money winner Coming from bekind, Wlpco TTie first two weeks will be on Wednesday — PontlcelU’s vs. his boytah face and a prediction at the Plrecrackeir finish but event is one of two CNnod sat 1 9 one run with fornia. defeated DiUdn’s Fojd on a BRASS a trial basis, and toe games will Blre & Police. tSuLt he’B snap the magic 190 still captured $8,696 for his trou- scheduled with NASCAR tor all a ftoUblo In ilw flrwt, Mpted in PITCHINa—Juan - Pizarro, grand-slam homer by relief Triple Champ Damascus^ Jockey Kept Busy ^ count. But If the fiec finds one , Thursday — Nasslff’s vs. m-p.h. mairk in qualifying here ble. ' of New Englang. Stafford has toe third, doubled and scored Red Sox, allowed just one hit pitcher Alan Wood. Wood struck Floyd’s Goal * or two teams too strong toey Ponticelll’s. next February if toe rules The Yarborough-Yarbrough second on Sept. 2. in Ibe and tzipted end and struck out seven In 6 2-3 In- out the last three men on nine With Chopper anej Horses Lamr Tops aoocad in toe eigbto. That was nlnga of relief, leading to aren’t...... changed on him Mercurys continued Ford Motor rains (ruled last Friday, straight pitches. arrOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) But It is not Ju i at too wheel Oo.’s domination over the Plym- washing out toe scheduled 30- WIMBLEDON, England enougb for tbe SenatMa. a 7-2 victory over Oakland. Ycaza had. Damascus cloae to Dr. Fager for moat of toe Sub- (AP)— Rod Laver of Aus LEAD of his Mercury—which easUy outo-Dodge entries although ,gp feature. That keeps toe INTERNATIONAL FARM — Floyd (Patterson gets a Manny Ycaza showed with urban, but Mrs. Edith W. Ban- tralia won Wimbledon’s first Tbe Yankees, meanwhile, chance in September to become Damascus, placed with a hell- croft’s 1967 Horse of the Year outpaces toe two-engine plane each s(^ on the corporate bat- momentum with pUot, Leo Clea- Last Night’s Fi^ts ■ Averaging its only loss, Nor REG SOFTBALL open men’s singles title with tiiad to ptdl toe game out in a h^vyweight boxing champion copter and won with Dark Ml- faded in toe stretch as Dr, Fa- Billiards outlasted Sportsmen Oale pilots-^that Cale Yarbor- tie tookWlve sJote of the top 10. py_ the man who finally broke mans defeated Pagani’s 13-7 at .Getting off to an early s t ^ a 6-3, 6-4, 6-2 victory today NEWSPAPER toe ftoai two inniugi. But with LOS ANGELES—Roy DeFelU- tor toe third time. rage. ger raced to a two-length vlcto- Tavern Wednesday night at Mt. ough dwells on speed. Mencifrys were one-two with tj,g Bugsy Stevens-Ed Flemko «y« run in, one out and two on Charter Oak Field. Fine fielding with two runs in the opening over Tony Roche, also of pas, 127, San Diego, outpoinited by tikunmates aided pitcher The. New Yorker signed Damascus carried the veteran ry over George D. Widener’s Nebo, 16-11. A'comblned 27 runs, M S STROKES 29-year-old has a young David Pearson of Spartanburg, monopoly on Stafford victories, (WE HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOR CHURCHES, to tbe eigiito. Bill Robinson frame. Pet Center defeated Tel- Australia, Joey Aguilar, 127, Mexico, 10. Thursday to meet Jimmy Ellis jockey home third behind Dr. Bold Hour . 37 hits and lO'errors set a new dry cleaning busline* and even S.C., I n a Ford finWilftB third. But toe lure of National BOY SCOUTS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATTOMS) touted out and Cbiyiite Bmito Reiner Cacace to a fourth vrln. so, 7-4, Wednesday night at Mt. _ by Frank Beard Laver, twice a Wlmblodcn J»ORTLAjND, Maine — Uoyd 'The big hitters for Noimans of LouisvUle, Ky., Sept. 14 tor Fager and Bold Hour Thursday Damascus was anotoer three total at the local softball dia that sideline biMlnesB pushes Dare! Dleringer, CSiartotte, n a SCAR points, $6,IjP0 plus s c r a p IRON — OTHER METALS grounded out. Nebo. The winners now stand mond. winner In his ainateur'days, BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS Bozeman, . 172, Newark, N.J., were Werner Cacace, with two the World Boxing Assooiatlon in toe 3107,100, lU-mile Siibur- lengths back, foUq|wed by Paul speed under toe name "60-Mln- N.C.. 'was fourto In a Plymouth purge and $1,000 to the winner was top-seeded. Roche, In his at 4-2 while toe Polemen fell to The Tavernmen had jiut one Also Buyers ol INDUSTRIAL SCRAP - outpointed Pete Riccltelll, 173, doubles and a single; Bob Sauc version of the heavyweight title, ban Handicap at Aqueduct. Mellon’s Amerigo Lady and 4-3. ute Dry aeanere.” hut Dwayne ”Tlny” Lund of makes predicting toe top man first Wimbledon, was seeded big Inning, the third In which 16 TELEPHONE 872-6587 Portland, 10. ier with three singles and John The fight will be held in the About 23 minutes later a hell- Mrs. Francea GInter’s In Reali One run in each toe third and Bunker Play His pit crew tops the 22-gallon Cross, 8 .C., put BV)(rd back on almost Imposalble. 15th of the 16 seeds this year. '52,000-seat Raasunda soccer sta- copter placed Ycaza at Mon- men went to the Bnd gas tank ■and changes two tires toe plus side with his Mercury ju fact, tour former natioiral 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. 06066 Walsh, smashed boses-toad- ty- toe seventh was all toe scoring Laver' won $4,800 and Hours: T H E N E W PGA geifers registered 13 ed triple in the s&c«id inning. dium with Ellis defending toe mouth Park) 25 air miles from Dr. Fager, owned by William scored 11 runs. BurtSaiker- Written for In about 16 seconds, fast enough hi fifth. champions are expected Inctod- Roche took home the $3,120 for toe winners. Teleo tallied in Newspaper Enterprise Assn. 7 A.M.-4;S0 P.M. Mon. thru Frl. — 7 A.M.-3;30 P.M. Sat. hetes-in-one during .1967. Mil Hitting well for Paganl’s were WBA crown he won last April by Aqueduct. L. McKnight and carrying 132 vllle cracked a tremendous tOr Gale to turn toe trick Thura- Dodge took toe next tour slots ing defending national modlfted runnerup prize. the tiling fourth and a pair in The one shot in golf that looks THOMPSON ler Barber got two of tbcm, one Terry j Sullivan and Joe Strat defeating Jerry Quarry in Los Dark Mirage then carried him pounds, one less than. Damas toe seventh. homer deep over the left field. day four times without giving with Pain Goldsmith, M un^r, utle-holder Stevens. D^k in tbe Daiiaa Open afiA tbe as if it should paralyze a golfer ton. Angeles. home first in the $54,650 Mon cus, broke the atakes record of Bill Maher paced toe wiimers fence In that inning and Carl away a lead or a ’tep. He was Ind., Sixth; Bud JJoore, CSiar- Nephew, Rene (Jhorland, and SPEEDWAYS otoer in tbe Western Open. mouth Oaks over 1% miles. 2:00 3-5 and tied the track with two clrciUtblows while Bob ^ centerfiel^r, actually oan be turned to his od- out front tor 142 of the 160 laps, lotto, N.C., seventh, ^ h y Don MacTavish, were all sports- vantage. A sand or bunker shot OFF RT 193 THOVPSON, CT Tbe Suburban and Monmouth record of 1:59 3-5. Mullin, Jerry Diunond, Bill made . . a fabulous divii sliding He has 1968 Wdnnlngs of $96,781. Isaac, Catawba, N.C., elfehth, man champions, Charland win- Oaks were the headliners.of a The first prize of $69,615 out of and I^hll Burgess oU odd- lU. shouldn’t score If you obey a few If being first has become a and .pole-adtter Chaiile Glote- „(ng four titles in a row. NAKAR SANCnONIp busy Fourth Of July stakes pro the gross purse of $107,100 Leading the Cues at\ the stick, basic, tenets. habit for Cale, being second is bach, Georgetown, Ind., ninto.' ______ed two hits. Best tor Telso was First, of course, you plant gram . boosted Dr. Fager’s career Sherwood Hllla with one homer. Dave White cracked lome runs yourseU firmly. You’ve, seen Saturday’s stakes card will earnings to $776,237. ’The $10,700 Jim McCardle, Howie Ektwards in four times at bat. lave Vlara feature the $100,000-added. 1^- Damascus earned for third lift was toree for flye land Bob pros take toe trouble to dig their STOCHMSi and Gene Gale all had one hit. shoes solidly as possible into toe mile Hollywood Derby for 3- ed his career bankroll to Manchester Pet 201 010 3 7 12 3 BraiuUck cracked a oMUte, ® VOLKSWAGEN ® Summer Rates sand, lêep your basic grip. The year.olds at Hollywood Park. $943,816. one a circuit blow wh ie Steve Telso 001 100 2 4 8 3 sand wedge Is an Integral part mEJumoi DUSTY SOFTBALL McAdam also smashed a hom er. Don Crowell, Mike Reardon of your equipment, a club to be DOES YOUR JOB LIMIT YOUR CREATIVE ABILITY? Ten runs In the first two Irv- swung with toe some pattern Rings boosted Walnut (S-2) over and Colangelo all managed two HMIDItlCHIIMPIDNSIlIPBUf hits. aa any other in the bag. Like IS YOUR INCOME LIMITED? GOLF-O-TRON JOHNSON SEAHORSE Alberti’s, 14-5, Wednesday at the others; It’s manufactured for races BaskervUIe went four for live ■VIRY INDOOR GOLF Keeney field. Four nuu in toe a specific purpose. • first and six in the second plus while Bud Minor and Dave Sol- Tile one variation tro m the I hove two immediate openings on my soles force. SUNDAY .torM in toe fourth and one in omonson each emashed three norm is that Instead of mak the closing frame accounted for Pocket, Bob Warner imillOPIHIIBL I am looking for men with drive who are wINing to learn. Experi OUTBOARD MOTORS ing direct contact with the ball, NiOHT 7fi0 PM. the winners scoring. and Ray Ford cracked two for you take a minimal amount of V/2 HP. to 100 HP. Alberti's (4-8) managed one spirited Sportsmen, sand with too swing. You also lyDfl.iii ppue $],000.1° lowifl ence is not necessary. W e train the men who qualify. W e offer one : ■ ■ * I run in the third and fourth and BUI. 20 2 260 004—16 18 6 don’t get a chance to address of the most lucrative poy plons in the automobile business (solory 50 LAP toree in the fifth. Sport. Tav. 0011 000 000—11 19 4 the ball in the sand because iSiwiMU«ii F eature SALES — PARTS — SERVICE Hitting for Walnut was paced ALUMNI JUNIORS 88 cars to s ta rt AIR CONDITIONED that would cost you a stroke 3 3 CKS by Bob Plosky (3 for 4) Bill Two three-run Innings sent the^ is buried. The only sure gauge ID ilail plus edmmission). EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS penalty. With an open club face, 20 LAP Vlot, Jack McNeil, Joe Twar* Mets scrambling over the you prepare yourself mentally to for this is an instinctive feel that PLUS i r t t TIGERS Adults $3.00 Children $1.00 We also offer life!, hospitalixation, medical insurorme and o paid Tiger Feature onlte and Tom Ansaldl all with Yanks, 6-1, ap John Burger’s comes with practice. That Trophy Race Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-5 P.M,—Thtira. to 9 mt near th^ ball. The trick here 9 HOLES two hits. . two-hit pttchlng helped the Meta . is to concentrate on a spot be practice builds confidence, and vocation. W e furnish you wHh. aeew cor. If you fed yod coil meet SAT. to 4 P.M.* Joe Savlno hod two hits ior to Us first seas

V' MANCHESTE!^ e v e n in g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 T w m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1968 PAG® TWiNTY-bN^ TrailEn— TjlERE DUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPL^ H«tp Wontsd—M o l* U H dp Wanf d Mo b 30 Articles Fer Sole 4S Houses For Rent 45 Land For Sole 71 Mobil* Hemot A-A HE NEVER WANTED production lathe PART-TIM E 90 I SAf/S ID MER. MARRIAGE FOR HE OWNS T W O > FURNISHED or unfurnished NEW HAMPSHIRE Acreage NEW LJ8TINO — two family, "tXDHT TAKE ■WAT TONE, A aO W S HER hand with some expeHBlice. PORTER TW ELVE LIGHT poles with CLASSIFIED HOUSE TR AILE R 4e*xl0’ . MENNV IS LIKE AM CARS -IW O TV large Ranch. Knotty pine, — cash or budget. For appoint- 4-4 flat, all utilities. SsvaB Fifty hour week plus beitoflts. lighu, 24' long, two circuHo. Two bedroom, good condition. wrm.MC.'X'MTIlESOSCj SHE JUST DOES OLD RAILROAP ,5€TS-lWO RAOOS Mornings, 8-day week'. Apply in person, Metr6tilc«i CLASSIFIED with ' flood-seml-flood-or spot, n n w n u interior. Floors refinishefl. Con ment. West. Lebanon, New years old, asking $26,800. H.M. IN TUB HOUSE rn o.eiR r A S SH E LlHES SlGN-vniEN ME two B rooms Must sell, reasonable. Call Inc., 640 Hilliard Street, rear. venient location. Working Hampshire 296-8264 or write Frechette Realty, 647-90n. I NEVER ALLOVf MV FIRST MET MIS but’onlvone Apply to Mr. Petro $85 per unit. CaU 872-0269. days, 847-1300, after 8:30, 849- wimiour MIS adults. 643-^9. Paul M. Bradford, 12 Estabrook ------ADVERTISING 8070. Ask for Ed. Oomelluson. WIFE TO 9T6POUT PERMISSION MISSUS,HE STOPPED OPINION- ALUMINUM siding installers. Circle, West Lebanon, New MANCHESTER Side, 4 OP^LINC anp looked- mow HERS.' W. T. GRANT Boeds and Accessoiles 46 COVENTRY —4% rooms, Im bedroom home. Country at c l a s s if ie d experienced or will train. Ex- Manchester Shopping Porkade ADVERTISING Hampshire. ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1962 FORD pick-up truck with me Just listens? . perienced ' man will become mediate occupancy, $128 per mosphere, $20,900. Phllbrick year old camper. Low mileage. 1966 STARCRAFT 14’ fib e r^ DOZEN attractive acres near 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. crew foreman with overrides on EXPERIENCED custodian CLA8SIFIBD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS month, lake privileges. Call 648- Agency Realtors, 649-0S47. 1-872-3^. boat, very good condition, blue Bigelow Hollow State Park in crew’s production, inexpert- wanted for part-Ume work 8 AJL to 4tS0 PJL 6868 after 6 p.m. with back to back seats. Best ‘ Union. Oood road 'frontage, SIX ROOM Gape, formal dining enced men will be completely nlngs. Must be over 21. C all' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. offer. 649-7149. brook, well, pine grove. Will room, 3 bedrooms, good condi trained. Only those with the de 649-8384., 4:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION Ont of Town seU to one, two, or three com tion, $17,900. PMlbrick Agency Motorcyclss— termination to make better COPY CLOSING H U B FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 4:M p.m. Friday. EXPERIENCED tractor trailer Garden Farm patible parties. Only $7,000. Realtors, 640-8S47. Bicycles 11 than average money need ap 4iM r j L DAT BBrOMB PVBUOATIOM For Root 44 driver. Steady work for quali North East R edty, 228-3871, ply. Call Young & Co. 648-6166. Doiry Products 50 M AIN ST. — Bustnese zone. Dm AUm for MMIMMiiQr to Alts P.U. fMhi,. BOLTON — Three room cottage, 486-9202. ______f ...... —— ------fied person. Apply S ft D, Inc., PLEASE READ YOUR AD YAMAHA 80, 1967. 1,100 miles. VO LPI FARMS on Volpi Road, heat and hot water faclUUes, Large 8-room house in excel REFRIGERATION service man ie Hilliard Street, Manchester. Helmet, goggles, signal lights, Bolton. Pick your own straw stove and refrigerator avail lent condition, S-car garage, dasalflcd or “ Want Ada” arc taken over the phone aa a experienced in refrigeration Tove cxKvmAnoN w a x ooavenlenc^ ITie advertlaer should read hla ad the FIRST $178. Can be seen at Dairy n ArnuBoiAKeD berries, 36 cents. Bring your able, Immediate occupancy. Houses For ScUo 72 $28,000. Phllbrick Agency, 649- and air conditioning. Top pay, DIAL DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In Ume for the Queen. 242 Broad Street. SaksiiMn Wonfvd 36^ 643-2711 own containers. 643-2771. 5347. MXt Insertion. Hie Herald la responsible for only ONE Incor good benefits. Must be state 11-______IMffKil COLONIAL — 8 bedrooms, ------'• ------rect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only HARLET-DAVIDSON 74, custom censed. New England Meehan- LICENSED Real Estate sale- ConHnuod From Pracoding Page STRAtitBERRIES — pick your formal dining room, dream MANCHESTER — three famQy, to the extent of a “ make (food” Insertion. Errors which do chopper, molded tank and leal Services. Phone 649-7384 men with previous experience. own, 38 cents a basket. Route Resort Property kitohen, large paneled family excellent Income, needs repair, net lessen the value of the advertisement will not be corrected frame. Best offer. CaU 742-8742. or 828-4216 after 6 p.m. Chll Mr. Phllbrick, Phllbriok 86, Bolton, across from School For Rant 47 room, 2% baths, one off master H.M. Frechette Realty, 647- by “ make Rood” insertion. Agency, 649-8847. Help Wcmied— Dogs— Rirds— Pets 41 Rd. bedroom. 2-car garage. Excel- 1966 HONDA-Super Hawk, 306 NIANTIC .-^ûlet comfortable or Female 37 îm -Y A home for larger fam: cc. Excellent condition, 3,000 Maintenance Mechanic WANTED HOME FOR three 4-room cottage. Swimming, Phllbrick Agency Realtors, 649 SALES OPPORTUNITY Household Goods 51 lly. 8% custom built rooms in miles, $380 — helmet included. L istening to meneW KENPEOt Calico kittens end one black ______boating, tennis, golf. Available 8347. 3 -2 7 11 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 Excellent job opportunity One of the nation’s largest cluding 4 bedrooms, living 742-6817 after 6. TfJVlKG T> MAKE LIKE A klttw. After 5:30 caU 640-4617, igeg SINGER dewing immediately, $100. weekly. Cov (Bockvine, Ton F>ee) for maintenance mechanic. corporations has outstanft- CAB DRIVER room — dining room combina anytime on weekends. machine, slightly used, button entry, 742-6019. SEVEN ROOM older home, ex 1967 YAM AHA 308, . red, ex WIFE-BEATER- Must be able to operate and . ing sales opening. Individ tion with beamed ceilings and holes, hems, monograms, etc. cellent condition, on bus line. cellent condition, low mileage. maintain the plant refriger ual must be local resident a fireplac'e'. A family room and We have a permanent job 6 years guarantee. Total price SECLUDED Lake Pocotopaug Property includes 2 extra buUd Bell Magnum helmet, $498. 649- Tn Gaq U S fn> Oti AH <>qMi iftewed SHORTEW ation and air-conditioning with managerial ability, TWO WHITE male toy poodles, a game room, famUy sized €>>9ai kg fe<*'»** SyaftKei*. let available for a courteous, $54. Easy terms. CaU 522-0931, one and two bedroom cottages, ing lots. Marion E. Robertson, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? systems. Knowledge and ex ambition, and show prog AKC registered. CaU 643-9Z32. kitchen and two fuU bathrooms. 7102. capable driver for the Man dealer. all faculties, lake privileges. Realtor, 643-5963. perience is required in this ress for age. Business or chester area. You will have Vacancies available July, Aug- _____ 4-car attached garage. In ad GIRL'S English bicycle. Can be 24-Honr Answering Service field. Employe may be sales background helpful. the noon to 6 p.m. shift. COLOR PORTABLE TV, blege ust and September. Second MANCHESTER- •7 room Cape, dition. . .a tidy 4 room apart ridden with child, $60. 398 Building— Business Opportunity 28 Help Wantod— Live Stock 42 called upon to perform oth Salary, commissions and 9x12 rug, double chest draw right off aarks Hill Rd., 649- full shed domer. Formal riln- ment or in-law suite. Wolver- Summit Street, 646-0284. Femolo 35 Free to Herald Readers Contracting 14 er duties of a mechanical liberal fringe and pension ers, Polaroid camera, girl’s 1043. "in g room, finished rec room, ton Agency Realtors, 649-2818. nature. Company offers extra lot of record. Handy lo 1966 HONDA, 160, excellent con COUNTER GIRL — 6 p.m. benefits. Please write Box East Hartford Cab Co. REGISTERED Shetland stallion Schwinn bike. 643-0295. CARPENTRY— concrete steps, AVAILABLE SOON competitive starting salary, (C) IMkrHEA, Ik . COLUMBIA LAKE — 4 room cation. $28,900. Phllbrick SPLIT Level ^ 7 rooms, modem Want Information on one of our claasifled advertisementaT dition, low mileage. May be 1 a.m., part-time. Apply Bess M, Manchester Herald. This $150. CaU 644-1795. No answer at the telephone UstedT Shnply caU the floors, hatchways, remodeling, free parking, subsidized caf 107 Burnside Ave. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Cottage, boat. All facilities. Agency, Realtors. 649-6347. kitchen with built-ins, formal seen at 47 Buckingham Street. Eaton Donuts, 180 Center is an equal opportunity em porches, garages, closets, ceil eteria, complete benefit pro ranges, automatic washers 'What are we gonna do with all these signs?" Ideal for children. Call 1-228- I______dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1% $378. Street, Manchester. ployer. ings, attics finished, rec SUNOCO gram, including health and East Hartford Artielos For Sal* 45 with guarantees. See them at 3803: LARGE MODERN home plus baths, fam ily room, garage. EDWARDS rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth DEMONSTRATE toys and gifts- accident insurance, major B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 5 room older home with barn large lot, $27,500. Phllbrick er related work, No job too New modem 3-bay, 2-llft serv COLUMBIA Lake — Small wa party plan. Work now until medical coverage, life in SCREENED loam for lawns and Main St. Call 643-2171. and 100 acres of land. $88,000 Agency, Realtors, 649-8347. ANSWERIND SERVICE small. Dkn Moran, Builder. ice station. Holp Wontod— Wanted— To Bey 58 Apartments Flats Businoss Sorvicoc Christmas. High commlsaloitB. surance and pension. Send _ DOfflElDIATE opening for halr- gardens. Delivered. George H. terfront cottages, June, July, for the package. Phllbrick Evenings 649-8880. ' dresser, guaranteed salary and Grifflng Inc., 742-7886. August. 649-0498 or "Columbia Agency Realtors, 649-8347. ACADEMY ST. —Largo over Offorod 13 Call or write Santa’s Parties, resume and work experi Molo or Foimrio 37 WE BUY and sell -antiques, and Tenements 43 649^ 875-2519 1. Excellent profit potential. commission, exceUent opportu- 4,” Rt. 87, Columbia. sized Cape, full shed dormer, HOMES, GARAGES, porches, Iljc., Avon, Conn., 06001. Tele- ence to P.O. Box 1483, Hart TRADER “P” used furniture, china, glass sll- f q UR ROOM apartment. Heat, 2. Location in Manchester near nlty. Duet Beauty Studio, 687 ' 7 ’, 2 full baths, fireplace, treed rec rooms, room additions, ptiOne 1-673-3488. ford, Conn. ver, picture frames, old coins,/ electricity, stove, refrigerator. MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island, and leave yoiir message. Ton’ll bear from our advertiser in LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also highway. E. Middle Tpke., Manchester. left over 1967 model, $396. with lot, very clean, $25,500. Phll Bo o k k e e p e r USED FURNITURE guns, pewter, scrap gold, JiK time without spending all evening at the telephone. moving large appliances. Burn kitchens, roofing, siding, gen 3. Paid training. ACCOUNTS payable clerk, ex------service. CaU 643-2205. $110. monthly. Available com Laist minute cancellation a'vail- brick Agency, 649-SM7. watches, old jewelry, hob APPLIANCE ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- eral repair work. Financing perienced. Must be neat and pletely furnished for $140. «b le August 17 through August available. No down payment. Interested? Call or write party. Apply Savin Brothers Heavy Industrial experience, DARK rich stone-free loam, by coUections, paintings, attic MANCHESTER and vicinity. 1778 or 289-8824. accurate with figures. NCR ac- Now Open A t — Adults only, no pets. Call 643- 81, private owner. Call 648- SALES PERSON Automobiios For S«rio 4 field office, next to Manches- charge through trial bol SIhiotloiis- Wonted $15. Pool and patio .sand, contents or whole estates. Fur Over 78 homes from $7,800 up. Economy Builders, Inc. 643- SunjAil Company, P.O. Box counting machine ' experience 9635. (M91. Experience preferred BACK - HOE available with 6189. 71, East Hartford, 868-3400. ter Drive-In, Bolton. Only ex- a"*:® financial state- stone, fiU, gravel, sand and 36 Oak St. niture Repair Service, 643-7449. hot not necessary CaU Mitten Realty Company, VOLKSWAGENS. 1966 to 1968, helpful. Manchester office, 37% Femol* 38 HERALD operator, trenching, c e lla rs ,------Evenings, Jeff Keith, 647- perienced need apply. ments. manure. 643-9504. MANCHESTER — 4% rooms, LAKE HAMILTON - Half hour • Oood Wages Realtors. 643-6930. sedans and suhroofs. All in ex hours. Call CRJ, 649-8361. HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques sepUc fields, pools, sewer lines ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga 9846. ------Salary commensurate with ex- EXPERIENCED mother 'with townhouse includes utilities, frojpm Manchester, 2 bedroom • Company Benefits cellent condition. No money PROCESSED gravel for drive- furniture, appliances < bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, FIV E ROOM Ranch, sun deck, etc. New equipment. Reason rage, rec rooms, bathrooms SITTER WANTED for summer, BOOKKEEPER — Immediate perience. references will babysit tor appliances, dishwasher, 1% cottage. Heat, hot water, show o Vacations ^ BOX LETTERS down, assume low monthly tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce ways and parking areas. Also pianos glassware. We buy estates. Vil er, $78 weekly. Call 643-7932. o Oood Working^ basement garage, good neigh able rates. 643-6166, or 666-8870. 5 days a week, Monday through opening. Experience through Rapidly growing Industry, working parents or on vacation. baths, private patio and cellar. payments. Call 233-8718 and bank run gravel and fill at lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Conditions borhood. Gerard Agency, 649- ment work, cellar floors, pa Friday, 9-5:30, two children age trial balancer- Salarjj commen- Paid life Insurance, hospltlUza- - Call 648-8887. $180. Call J. Estate ^LUMBIA Lake —Lakefront For Your ask for Mr. Bake or Mr. Dias. D-L IRUCKING. Ught truck tios, roofing. Call Leon Cies- our screening- plant or deliv Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. Apply 0538, 643-0365. Schools and Classes 33 9 and 10, my home only, Wash surate, with ability. Paid holl- tlon, holidays, vacations, and • 643-6946 Co., 643-6129, 643-8779. W. T. OBANl'S ing done. Attics and Cc'.Iars synski. Builder. 649-4291. ered. George H. Grifflng, Inc. coltage.- Call 649-4827 between Infonnntion 1964 FORD, Fairlane, 2-door ington School area. Must be re , days, excellent fringe benefits. other benefits. Manchester Parkade $22,500, 8 ROOM Ranch, 4-bed- cleaned. Trash hauled to the SEWING m STR U enO N S — SltiMrtiom Wanted 742-7886. 9-8. sedan, standard transmission, liable. 649-7634 after 6 p.m. For personal interview call Mr. . , , _ Hours — Tuesday, Wednesday RoomS Without BoOld 59 See Mr. Thompson rooms, built-ins, recreation dump. Reasonable. Phone 643- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Professional. Teen-agers enroll Morancey, President., Emco ^ Contromatlcs Corp. Apartmonls 63-A THE HERALD will not reasonably priced. Call 643- modeling specialis9. Additions, M o l* 39 PICNIC tables — all klndsând' and Saturday 9-6; Thursday and Equal Oimrtanlty room, garage, large lot. Near disclose the Identity of 5846, 643-9973. now for begînner summer E m ôyer 1826. rec rooms, dormers, porches, Corp., Route 6 ft 44A, Bolton, 200 West Main St., Rockville sizes, $25 and up. Delivered. Friday, 9-9. Closed Monday. THE THOMPSON House — Cot Buslnoss LoeaMoni Buslnoss Praporty bus and shopping. Hutchins any advertiser using box course, 8 weeks, $18, adults, Conn. 649-5258. TWO TEEN-AGE boys will mow b u l l d o z e r , baettoe work, cabinets, formica, built - ins, SECRETARY FOR Or call Personnel Manager, W. Zinker, Windsorville Rd., tage St. centrally located, large Agency Realtors, 649-8824. letters. Readers answer PLYMOUTH. 1968 Fury m. $20. Individual attention. Ad la'wns, clean cellars, odd jobs TWO ROOM furnished apart- For Sol* 70 land clearing, septic tanks in bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446. 878-3317 Ellington. Call 872-4843 after pleasantly furnished rooms, ing blind box ads who white, 4-door hardtop. Power vanced classes available. Call around house. Have own mow parking. Cali 649-2358 for over ment. Heat, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER GREEN — desire to protect their stalled, drainage fields. Paul 4 p.m. ELE'VEN CUBIC foot Frigldatre steering, automatic transmis 742-8206 or 742-6687. ENGINEERING GROUP er and truck. Call 649-6916. night and permanent guest refrigerator, bath. Apply Mar identity can follow this Schendel, 649-0468. NEWTON H. SMITH ft SON — MAINTENANCE , refrigerator. Good condition. Three parcels for sale. Four sion, radio, heater, air-con- rates. low’s, 867 Main Street. procedure: Remodeling, repairing, addi COOKWARE people, want a sur $128. Call 649-8878. family house, ” C’ ’ zone lot and dlUoned. Low mUeage. Excel- M ITCHELL’S LAWN Service — Job Involves secretarial CLEAN FILL, free for the haul tions. rec rooms, garages, Holp WcmtMl— MECHANIC prise? CaU, write- Lu-Mar Sys Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 1% ROOMS furnished, heat, hot a 10,000 square foot building. EXPERIENCED POLISHERS lent condition. $1,800. Call 643- Complete lawn care, seeding, duties, transcription, set-up ing. Call 647-1121 anytime. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room Enclose your.reply to the porches and roofing. - No job tems Inc., 24 Winthrop Street, SINOER JULY used sewing ma water, stove, refrigerator, cen Unlimited potential. T. J. box in an envelope — 8048. mowing, rolUng, etc. Also odd Female 35 and maintenance of files, gentleman, shower bath, pri too smaU. Call 649-3144. Work in cool air-.conditloned Palmer, Mass. 413-283-7681. chine jubilee. Save I Save! tral, $72. per month. 4-6 p.m., Crockett, Realtor, 648-1877. address to the Classi jobs cleaning cellars, attics, report typing; shorthand 3-ton William vate entrance, free parking. j FV>r finish work on turbine blades and vane^. Above I 1958 CHEVROLOT, V—8, auto- R.N. or L.P.N., 11 to 7 a.m., modem 'plant. Preventative Portables from $9.95, consoles 649-8404. fied Manager, Manchester yards Free estimates. 649- desirable but not necessary. OPPORTUNITY. We need an son air-conditioner. Main feed Apply 195 Spruce St. • matic, good running condition, full or part-time. Laurel maintenance work on meat 12 noon, 648-0463. from $19.95. Limited supply (average houriy rates, fringe bm fits and profit | Elvening HeriUd, together U 88. Diversified work with ambitious high school graduate and return ducts Included. Us Investmont Proparty with a memo listing the as is, $80. 649-2627. Manor, 649-4619. processing and packaging demonstrator "touch and sew” r o o m for rent gentleman Roofing— Siding 15 small engineering depart who is willing to accept re WANTED good homes for ed one season. Due to ex (sharing plan. Apply at companies you do NOT equipment for mechanlcaUy machines greatly reduced! only, free parking, central. lo Business Locations For Saiokilo SALES AND Service on Ariens ment. Easy access" from In sponsibility. $100 weekly to three tiger kittens. 649-6480 af pansion. Ideal for office or 8- want to see your letter. 1967 CHEVELLE Super Sport and able, willing self-starter. In Easy 1-36 months credit plan. cation. Call after 6 p.m. 643- Hahn Eclipse, Jacobson lawn THE BEST in roofing — ter 8:80, anytime weekends. room house. Asking $525. Call For Rant 64 INVESTM ENT property, three Your letter will be de 396. In good condlUcm. Low Coughlin. terstate 84. teresting opportunity that’s start, many fringe benefits in Call or visit your Singer Sew mowers. Also Homellte chain repair. Call • CLERK TYPIST 872-0269. 2693. apartments, 2 stores. Center St. RED-LEE METAL FINISHING GO, lic.l stroyed it the sidvertlaer mileage. 4-speed transmission. different. Excellent wages cluding free meals, uniforms, ing Center, 856 Main St., Man 474 M AIN ST. Office for' rent. saws and International Club 643-7707. GROOMINO A L L brMds. Rar- location. Realistically priced. is one you’ve mentioned. Call 649-9883. CaU 644-1581 for Interview and benefits. insurance. Opportunity to ad chester, 647-1425. Center of town, plenty of park Cadet Tractors, Rental equip- T'___! Interesting position in small mony HUl. H.C. ChOM, Hebron SORRY SAL is now a merry Inquire about this Investor’s 69 W O O D LA N D ST.— M A N C H E ST B I If not it will be handled vance Into supervisory capaci gal. She used Blue Lustre rug TWO ROOMS with kitchen privi ing, 646-2426. 9-6. in the usual manner. CHEVROLETS —Six Corvettes ment and sharpening service department for qualified Rd., Bolton, 048-5427. special. Morrison Agency, 648- Roofing ond ty. Part-time poritlons also and upholstery cleaner. Rent leges, lady preferred 644-8097. to choose from. 1964 through on all makes. L ft M Equip typist. Must be high school PIONEER PARACHUTE GROTE & W EIG EL, Inc. 1016. available' from 10-2 or 11-3, PUPPIES and kittens, register electric shampooer $1. Oicott SINGER AUTOMATIC STCRE FOR RENT — down 1968. Impala’s, Malibu’s. Con ment Corp.. Route 83, Vernon, Chtmnoys 16>A graduate and have good PLEASANT EFFICIENCY town Manchester, State CO. three or more days a week ed and mixed. All breeds" on Variety Store. vertibles, hardtops, automatics 878-7609 Manchester Exchange figure aptitude. Good 76 Granby Street room with bath In private Lost and Fowid 1 ROOFING — Specializing re starting at $2. per hour. Also hand or available. Wild Cargo Theatre Bldg, inquire Manag and 4-speeds, 1963 through 1968. — Enterprise 1948. wages, pleasant working Featured Zig Zag sewing home. Woman only. Call 649- pairing roofs of all kinds, new Manchester, Conn. part-time afternoon and eve Pet Shop, 643-6108. THE PROVEN carpet cleaner er, State Theatre, 643-7832. NOTICE FOUND — Two small brown No monejr down, assume low conditions. Excellent com Bloomfield machine 3 to 4 months old, 3436. SHARPENING Service — Saws, roofs, gutter work, chimneys ning positions available. Apply blue lustre is easy on the bud nigs, Maple St. Laundromat. monthly payments. CaU 233- pany benefit program, free does everything! Overcasts, FOR RENT or sale-461 Main Public Hearings will be held knives, axes, shears, skates, cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ in person at Friendly Ice DAOHMIUND puppies, AKC, get. Restores forgotten colors. BITUMINOUS Call 649-7974. 8718 and ask for Mr. Bake or parking and subsidized caf WORK from home telephoning Call 242-8528 for Appointment blind hems dresses, makes Street. Building and lot next by the Planning and Zoning rotary blades. Quick service. experience. Free estimates. Cream, Manchester, next to . standard, wormed, males or fe Rent electric shampooer $1. Mr. Dias. eteria. Apply Fuller Brush customers. Neigh button holes, sews on but FRONT ROOM, centrally locat to Post Office. Excellent loca- commission of Manchester, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 CaU Howley 643-5361, 644- Caldor's. males, 7% weeks, wonderful Paul’s Paint ft Wallpaper Sup borhood areas available. Ex tons, no attachments need ed, 59 Birch St. 649-7129. tlon for any use. 646-2426 from Connecticut; Monday evening, DRIVEWAYS MUSTANGS — 1965 through Main St., Manchester. Hours 8333. pets, 643-9327 after 4:30. ply. cellent profit. CaU 247-1949. ed. Make 10 monthly pay 9 to 6 p.m. jy jy jggg starting at 7:80 Parking Areas • Oas Stations s Basketball Courts Annooncomonts 2 1967. 4-speed and automatics, dally 7:30-8, Thursday, 7:30-9, FIRST NATIONAL ONE completely furnished STORES, INC. •TOTTENS —Free, 6% weeks, TOBACCO netting. Good for ments of $6.40 a month or p.ra. in the Buckley School, 280 Now Booking For Seasonal Woric ■ convertibles and hardtops. No Saturday 7:30-4. 643-7988. INTERESTING position open' at r male, black, friendly, playful, lawns, trees, and berry bush pay housekeeping room, all utilities, ELECTROLUX vacuum clean NEW LY REMODELED office Vernon Street, to consider ap- All Work PersonaUy Supervised—We Are 100% Insured money down, assume low .------Heating and Plumbing 17 PARK & OAKLAND AVES. Case Bros., Division of Boise “ Will deliver to good homes. 643- covers. Call RockviUe Scrap ample parking 272 Main St. ers, sales and service, bonded monthly payments. CaU 233- TREE EXPERT Trees cut, Cascade Corp. for typist with on Main St., $85. CaU 643-9678. plications for Special Permit in EAST HARTFORD, CONN. m 9388 evenings. (tompany, 872-6587. CASH PRICE $53.80 r o o m f o r r e n t , gentleman representative. Alfred Amell, 8715 and ask for Mr. Bake or buUding lots cleared, trees top M & M Plumbing ft Heating. payroll experience, and willing Wanted ------accordance wtth Article IV, 647-1719 or 643-4913. Mr. Dias. ped. Got a tree problem? Well Service calls our specialty. No to learn keypunching and IBM r GERMAN short-haired poln. . COOL POOL - 12 foot by 48 „ ^ ^ only, kitchen privileges, clothes MANCHESTER — 10,000 square Section II of the Zoning Regu- . DeMAIO BROTHERS dryer, free parking. CaU 643- feet of industrial space. Prime latlons, for the following proj- 156 PARK STREET worth phone caU, 742-8252. job is too small. Free operation. Contact H. A. Pace - puppies. AKC registered, fully inches. Filter, vacuum, ladder. warehouse manager, MERCURY Cougars — Two to ACCOUNTING CLERK — High estimates gladly given. Call or J. W. McKay for interview. Bi inoculated. Make lovable Jjets. Needs new liner, $25. Call 644- ' 1553, 643-1854. location, inside loading dock, ecta: 643-2289 SINCE 1920 M3-7681 choose from. Excellent condi TREE removal-Trimming. Rea school graduate. Good with TELEPHONE OPERATOR Pononob 649-2871. 649-2851. “ Reasonable. Call 876-1334. 0706. 246-2140 CLEAN comfortable room for Agency, pian-60 unit apartment tion. One. 4-speed and one auto sonable rates. Covered for figures. Salary based on experi- refined gentleman. Free park- ___ ' ______complex—Oakland Street, Man- NOEL Adair dry skin foot matic. No money down, assume property damage. Got a tree BABYSITTER for one five year m M INIATURE poodle puppies. working conditions. Manches ------Ing. Also efficiencies. Inquire TWO ROOM office, 100 percent Chester, Conn. Scale l ’’-20’ Job creme. Lubricant for callouses, low monthly payments. CaU problem? Call Dana’s Tree Saturday and Sun Stune typing Tequired, 5-day week, fringe benefits-— “ . black, ■ two females. $80, no pa- LAWN mowers, reel type, Rock- Scranton Motel and Cabins, 160 No. 11668r-June 3, 1966—Fra dry skin, rough heels, legs. 233-8715 and ask for Mr. Bake Service, 522-8429. ^ Moving —Trucking— ter office. Call CRJ, 649-6361. day, 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.. $30. Call 649-9718. LIVING ROOM sofa, exceUent Main St. location. Inquire Mar plus pleasant working conditions. If you think this m pers. Call 647-1321 after 6 p.m. et Eclipse Tolland Tpke., 649-0826 before zier ft Vlgne*au — Architects- Softens, soothes tired feet. or Mr. Dias. Storage 20 2 $10. Your home or mine. 649- condition, two chairs. 643-4364. low’s, 867 Main St. LAWN MOWtiRS sharpened BASENJI — 6 weeks old. red SOUP'S ON, the rug that is, so 6 p.m. Planners” Quinn’s Pharmacy. and repaired. Engine tune-ups, 2385, after 7 p.m. is the job for you— please phone^ 643-5135 for an PLYMOUTH, 1965. Fury 3. 2- MANCHESTER Delivery—light and white females. AKC reg- clean the s^t^^with mue B E A U -n F ^ 30” gas stove. H a s ^ j^ jj^ g,p VERNON — store, 3500 sq. ft. 127 Main Street — Manchester, WANTED RIDE WANTED from Broad door convertible, power steer reel, rotary, hand. Pick-up and trucking and package delivery. Lustre. Rent electric shampoo clock, timer, see-through re Air-conditioned and ample TRAIN interview... istered. Champion. Phemlst- one room with heat, complete Connecticut — Preliminary Site and Woodland to downtown ing, automatic transmission, deliver, 649-7958. Refrigerators, wa.shers and er $1, Plnewood Furniture. movable door, one year old. parking. 1-875-0888. Help Wontod— Molo 34 - er bloodline. CaU 529-7620. ly unfurnished. $46. monthly. Plan—Arnold Lawrence Archi M anagers and Deeders by Gaselina Distribu Hartford. Working hours 8 to radio, heater. Must sell, $1,400. KCPERT SHARPENING—Pow- stove moving, specialty. Fold FOR THE ExceUent condition. $100. 643- tect—Scale l ” -20’ 8-3-68—Rev. EXPERIENCED O.D. grinder, 649-2290. ters. Unusual epportunities being effored te 4:10. Call after 5 p.m.. 649- CaU 649-1436. er mowers, hand mowers, pow ing chairs for rent. 649-0752. 9847. 6-20-68’’ 1251. FINAST top wages, fringe benefits, over ROOMS with kitchen privileges NOTICK OF DISSOLUTION men interested in service station mcmagamant. PONTIAC’S, GTO’S, LeMan’s. er saws, hand saws, electric MORIARTY BROTHERS AND “ Site Grading ft UtlUty Plan— time. Apply at E ft S Gage Co., Summer Slieath Quick and Easy Centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey iqDE WANTED to vicinity of Convertibles, hardtops, auto hedge clippers, knives for home WES'flNGHOUSE ELECTRIC NOTICK TO CBEDITOBS Lydall Street Development — Unlimited growth and advancement with fast LEARN TO USE Mitchell Dr., Manchester. 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 14 Arch, St. . DWYEB PBODUCTB, 30 Trinity Street, Hartford. matics- and 4-speeds. 1963 or restaurant,rotary blades, cir Pointing— Papering 21 range. $40. CaU 649-9680. INCOBPO BATED Manchester, Connecticut — growing distributor. For details,contact Aaron Hours 8:30 to 4:30, from Hil through 1968. No money down cular saws 6'' to 24” , lawn and THE OIL BURNER service . man of Notice l.H hereby given that 1”.60’—D ate: June, 1968 L. PE LLE TIE R — Painting — DWYER pr o d u c ts, INCORPO- °®“ ‘® . * t-w. and low monthly payments. garden tools. Satisfaction WESTINGHOUSE automatic Cook, Atlas Oil Co., Tel. 528-2151 liard Street area. CaU 649-4062. interior and exterior, papering fering good pay, vacation, paid RATED, a Connecticut corporation —Gates-Scarpa & AssoC. Inc. CaU 233-8715, ask for Mr. Bake guaranteed. Sharp All, 585 COMPTOMETER washer, 4 months old. Craw Raam With Board 59-A heaving ll.s principal office In the qi,_ 'Plnnners_188 Newington and paper removal, fully in holidays, uniforms, insurance ------^------Town of Bolton. ha.s been illssoivcd Planners lOB i-tewiiiBioi YOUNG LJ^DY from Bolton de •Adams St.. Manchester. 643-5305 ford gas stove. Must sell im or Mr. Dias. sured. 643-9043, and 649-6326. and other fringe benefits. CaU COLUMBIA LAKE -Are you ' nôluiion of ita fllrYctom and R oad—BImwood, Conn/' sires ride' to Traveler’s, hours mediately. CaU 649-8784. shaioholdors and In accordance aii noraonq m av at- Do you have an Interest 289-5431 or apply Kasden Fuel Interested In a home away from wUh a Ceiilficate of Dl.saolutlon by Interesiea may at 8-4. 643-5463. 1961 CHEVROLET Impala con- WE W LL give a new b ^ el jNsiDE-outslde painting. Spe- and an aptitude for math? Co., 340 Tolland St., East Hart ------^ vertible.■ ■ Automatic,------power------free to anyone that wants their , , . , , ° *: SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing home. Refined Widow, business director.s and sharehqlderH______filed_ tend___ this______hearing. This notice is dal rates for people over 65. Do you want excellent ford. / CONN. MUTUAL LIFE FR E E — Dazzling, exciting jew- steering. Good condition. CaU barrel emptied on a monthly machine automatic featured, woman, excellent cook seeks s;me.'^'iaHfS-d,‘’ coI;m.lt‘ic^ on file in the Town Clerk’s Of- Call my competitors, then call working conditions, fringe ex,ecutive type gentleman to live June 20. 1968. ■ fice. Plans may be seen in the elry. Earn $20, $30 or even $50 843.5136^ after 5 p.m. run. At a charee of $1 a month. sews on buttons, makes button me. Estimates given. 649-7863, benefits and advancement PLUMBER — EXPERIENCE HIGH SCHOOL ORADUATCS ^ All the creditors. If any, are of jewelry, a beautiful je w e lr y ------holes, blind henv, monograms. share home and garden chores. warned to -present their claims'^ to Planning Office. 1-423-7813. opportunities? Training be steady work, new construction, box or even a wiglet. CaU 1965 VISTA Cruise OldsmobUe 875-8401. No More Pencils— No More Books * Make smaU i.ic,.thiy payments Permanence and compatibility Attorney Anthony J. Gryk, 915 ( BIRCH MT. HOME SITES gins Immediately. To begfin. good hourly rate with overtime. Main Street, Manchc.ster, Connecti Planning and Marion, 643-4343. station wagon, 9 passenger, RUBBISH — trash removed to of $5.60 per month or $44.20 desired. References exch&nged. fNTERIOR and exterior paint you receive . Inquire Imperial Plumbing Cp-, cut.. on or before Septembiy' 3(). Zoning Commission good condition. 649-9089. the dump, lawns maintained. cash. If toll, call collect until Reply Box “ BB” , Manchester 1968, otherwise the .same ,>-Tractors 5 PAINTING — interior and ex* TRAINING INCORPORATED ^ and Colonials on One-Acre Wooded Sites . . . 649-3971 qfter 5 p.m. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter terior, very reahonabic. free FREEZER —'upright, 17 cubic I Apartments— riati i By ANTHONY J. GRYK Clarence W. Welti, races. All concrete . repairs. UNDECIDED ABOUT foot, one year old, $150. 643- Its Attorney S Dfrections: East Center St., Manchester, to Porter St. estimates. Call ^^Richard -ppjp, OPPORTUNITY TO Tenements 163 Secretary Reasonably priced. 643-0851. 6609. D . Bear right at detour onto Birch Mt. Rd., then 1st left 1956 DODGE pick-up, ton, Martin, 649-9285, 649-' CONN. MUTUAL LIFE V to Carter St., to Volpe Rd., to home sites . . . Automobilot For Solo 4 $200. Call 7^2-7415. LEARN A VALUABLE YOUR FUTURE? AL MARINO .Services. (Form- PAPERHANGING .Specialist SKILL SEVEN PIECE dining room SIX ROOM duplex, adults cinly. •set, $80 or best offer. Cull 646- NEED CAR? Credit very bad? eriy M&M Rubbish). ExcIusiVe pree c.stimates.- S. J. Cornelia, $140, 646-2426, 9-5. We are on the move and are / LAWRENCE F. FIANO Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- attic, cellar, garage, apart- 375.740]. and when you successfully after ^-aduation. You may find a rewarding posi 0254. i ' NATIONAL PAVING CO. ment, estate cleaning by ap dotllplele the course looking for neat, young, LOOKING for anything in \ BUILDER e DEVBLOPEJR «st Douglas accepts lowest Trailers— tion with us Clerk Typist, Typist, General Clerk pointment only: Free esti PAINTING — by local teachers. married men to fill our ex-, real estate rentals — apart- 12 MAIN ST. TALCOTTVILLE, CONh|. g 649-5371 dowp, smallest payments, any Mobile Homes 6>A and Figurer. ■ “ ...... mates, allowance on resalable Fine work at rea.sgnable rates. pahslon program. No expe - ments, homes, multiple dwell where. NcX small loan finance CLEARANCE items. 647-1043. A IffiRMA'NENT rience necessary. Train In ings, no fees. Call J. D. Real DRIVEWAYS-ÂRKING AREAS company Iplan. Douglas Mo Call 643-1043, 742-3423. FULL-TIME POSITION the retail.'sales department In addition to earning a competitive salary, Estate, 643-8129. tors, 345 Main. CALLING y DEVELOPMENT WORK ANYTHING taken to the dump, NAME YOUR own price. P.-iint- of nationally known izim- you will be eligible for complete benefit programs— 1967 Zig Zag sewing ma chine, Capitol model 222, 1967 FORD Fairlane, 2-door ALL,CAMPERS appliances, bulky furniture, at ing. paperhanging, pa[)er re A l'I'L Y , puny at our expense. No WE HAVE customers; waltUig tics, ■ cellars clcanecj, light plus free picking and financial assistance for job- sews buttons on, mono Ail Types Amesite—Repaired and Installed sedan, V-8, standard shift, mid moval, Free estimates and dec canvassing. Earn from $200 for the rental o f your apart trucking. Cheap. 289-5860. related studies. , grams, overcasts, fancy night blue, $1,660. CaU 742-6393. orating service. Quality work FIRST NATIONAL to $300 weekly. Instant op ment or home. J. D. Real Es Free Estimates—Time Payments THIS .START OFF W ITH A , manship, neat, competent .serv .STORES portunity and qulik ad stitches, makes button tate, 643-5129. OLDSMOBILE. 1962 Starfire BANG ice. Call 647-9564. vancement guaranteed to holes,, make small monthly V ' Telephone 646-2431 WEEK 2-door hardtop, power .steering PARK & OAKLAND AVES. WE ARE INTERVIEWIHG NOW payments of $4.80 >. per MANCHESTER —Suburb—New ROGERS buHlnes|i minijed men who t AT CAMPER TOWN’.'^ Kbi^sehold Servicec V large ■ 3 room apartment. In -\and brakes, good condition. EAST HARTFORD want to get ahead. For per- ft I „ month, or pay. llh OF JULY JAMBORBE Offered 13-A cludes appliances, parking and AT MOLDING MATERIALS DIVISION jdOO. or best offer. 643-53^. Floor \nnis1iing 24 .sonul interview contact Mr. Why don’t you and some of your friends stop in and Kent, call collect If toll, 9 $32.40 CASH storage. $110. Call J. D. Real 1967 CORVETTE, hardtop con REWEAVINO of burns, moth- see us real soon 2 ‘ 5421 Estate iCo., 643-5129 or 643-8779. Thursday Night and All FIjOOR SANDING and refinlsh^/ PARISH SECRETARY for St. a.m. to 5 p.m., 666-5663. vertible, 11,000 miles, like new.' hole.s, zippers repaired. Win Mary's Episcopal Church. 1 ing (.speciallziyig in older EACH PIECE nf this colorlul coveijlet Is if toll, call collect until 9 p.m. MANCHESTER, 3 bedroom $90TO$130/WK FOR . Call days 643-9587, nights 1-684- Day Friday and .Saturday dow .shades made to measure, fer non-member of parish. T y p - ______>473 floors) Inside* {Linting. Paper compicicd and allanlieri as you bo fo,--warehouse manager, Towiiliouse, appliances, utili YGU 4411, ask for Dave, all size Venetian blinds. Keys TT 12',4-26H a on'! Simple to make and a wonderful hanging. No job too small Ing and duplicating, general of- MAN FOR tire service work. ties, parking, private base made while you wait. Tape re flee work plus reecptlonlsl, su tsylum $L Exit on East-West Highway way io make use ol lell-over fabrics. 246-2140 QUALITY CONTROL TECHNICIANS THIS WEEKEND John Verfallle, 649-.57.50, Good pay, 48 to 85 hours ircr ment and walk out patio, $200. corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 pervising volunteer help, S u m m e r shanes- up as a versatil); sheath Pattern No. 5421 has pattern piece; May Be The Man We Need! •HJLY 1, r,, 6 week, all behcflts. Must be (1-84) ot Foot o f Gordon St. Cull J.D. Real Estate Co.. 643- .Main .St., 649-5221. FIXKJR SANDING and refinish clearing eqlcndar, keeping par -worn sleeveless it will do well for lull directions. steady worker. Experience evening. Adernnons call lor the short Mariarty Brothers Needs A Man Far AND ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS WANTED ing,- old and new. AIJ floor.s ish records, etc., five days a SEND 35t in coir.. ._ ------g a s HOT W ATER heater, ,25. Trui k loads of new '68 Nimrod VENETIAN blinds - ^:p;iired, helpful. Apply Nichols Man l*iu'king Aviiilable in Front Driveway on Ashley St isleeved version in a pretty llowered mall land ipeclal handling lor each patlarn. mui trc.itcd with 3 coals of hot wax. week. To arrange appoiiitmenl CI , Late Model Kivlera.s .it price.s you'll never reluped and recorded. 646-0273, chester Tire' Inc., 293 Broad irint ^'uR ROOM apartment, Man- Also (;l(-anlng and rewaxlng. to dl.scuss details, VaH 649-4583. ,St., Manchester. oij Palm and Ashley St. Buses stop in front. range, $65. Call 649-5483. > FULL-TIME STOCK WORK belieVi-. 64'J-2’J7I, No. 1473 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in KvenlnK Herald, 1180 AVS!. OF _____ r4 ____ cheater’s north end. Second USED CARS Call 643-0.')81. si/os 12‘/j to 2G>/!i ROOM DUPLEX, yard, Apply to the Parto Maiuiger at tei'est luid aptitudes . . . specific starting salBiy WEEKEND AND .ÂVE! day* pe* week. Cal\ after 6:30 < Sue Bumotl, Manchester Spring & Summer ALBUM from which to colonial design gas stove, $100. anlecd. ABC Appliance Repair, efits alsci oil burner. Cull 528- Bventna Herald. USD AVK. OF Youngstown kitchen with din commensurate with education and experience. Cal! CARTER CHEVROLEII Mortgogos 27 IMII.^ (MIIII742. choose needlework patterns Only 50C 41 Oak .Stri-i t, Mam he.stcr, 649- 7767. 140 GARDEN ST. R ^ iio / is , Wb w y o b k , n .y . 649^054. ing urea, lots of closets, base Marge Htunpson 643-5163 or visit our offices 9-4 ONE PIECE. Ideal pick-up and-carry ______!!______ment. Parking. Heat included. MORIARTY BROTHERS CO., INC. CAMPER TO\yN, INC. .8879. .SECOND MORTGAGl'l Un- EXECUTIVE secretary for [iro- Frini Nimt, Addraii wild ZIP CODE, Style daily. ’ MAN iri years or ihore to as Blue t ’hlj) in AH Regard* Since 1840 stitching! Simple designs unusual M u s I c a l InSh’UmentS 5 3 August 1st., $155., References. 1229 Main St. RT. 140 (NORTH RD.) limited fuiKb, avaiKsblc for sec fe.ssimial office, Rockville. flumbir end lilt. sist In delivering fine furnltpre, quills Siring ol Beads, dainty ap 643-6452. “ Connectleut’s Oldest Lincoln-Mereury Dealer! ond mortgages, payments to Must have bookkeeping knowl An equal ojiportunlty employer ' FASHION conscious women — send Phone 649-^238 EA.ST WIND,SOB. CONN. driver’s license neces.sary. Ap now for our latest issue of the Spring plique; Sister's Choice, a pieced star- JORDAN AMP, twq 12” iansing ROGERS CORPORATION “ ‘ suit your budget: Expedient edge, Write Box T, Manches ply .Shipping DeW., Watkins like motif! Pattern pieces, directions ■- speakers plu.s reverb and., Râd Heralcl Ad.s service, J. H. Realty, 643-5129. Ofilec CluHeil July 8 t Summer '68 Basic FASHION - 50(. 315 Center St., Manchester # 643-5135 ter Herald. Bros., Inc., 035 Main St. 1^ quilts QU2-50( a copy! trcmelo.trcmelo, like newJnew.! Originally TH REE toOhis, 474 Main Street, (An equal opportunity etni>loyer) ' .$700, asking $300. \049-7149. $100. Call 646-2426 9-5 p.m.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1968 Oat O f Town Hovm s Sate 72 Housm For Sate 72 • Hmisos For Solo 72 LoH For Solo 73 Roterf Fi Oat O f Tovni '' Oot O f Team Out O f Town . )Afaiitwl—^Rs<8 Estatw 77 Wanfod— Rool Estota 77 W anttd— Rool Estate 77 For 74 For Sate 7B - ^ F o r S o r t 7S For Sate 75 LAND WITH road f^ntage, on ______‘ssr For Sate 7 5 iJb e d 4-bedroom house In resi LISTINGS wanted —customers LIS’nNGS WANTED — Plan n V K IU>01f HOMS, ra n ge $25,000—7 ROOM, 1982 Oarrison CXKJL TREE shaded yard beck VERNON — 8 bedroom Raised COVENTRY — Seven room ning on selling your home or URMrite drive, alumtoium com* QolonleJ, 4 bedroeniB, fireplace, ons you to look at tWs well con- Buckland Road, Manchester, goLTON LAKE, Bolton — 5 -ATBIBNON — Immaculate 6H CONSIDERING the rural, lake dential area for qualified waiting. Prompt and courteous Phllbrick Agency, Realtor^, Ranch, rec room, 2 baths, 2- house In village. Modem property. Our e'fforts are un W. G.^LENNEY CO bMatioii atormB, otl hot water IH batha, atamtanim tldbic, •structed 7 room Colonial, nlfce MANCHESTER, NEW LISTING room summer home secluded room Ranch on londaoaped lot community of Columbia? Call buyer, up to $25,000. CaU Paul service. Call F.M. Gdal Agen car garage. Large lot. Leonard kitchen, ceramic bath, hard limited. Your satisfaction, our h n t, fuUy InmUated. ExceUent trees, p r 1 v a c suburban. neighborhood, among homes of 649-5347. hldaway, near water, 3 bed- wltti breezeway, garage, patio a client - centered broker ■W. Dougan, Realtor, 640*4535. cy, 643-2682. better quality. Hurry, mid 20's. rooma, only $9,800. Hayes Agency Realtors, 646-0469. wood floors, oil hot water heat concern. Morrison Agency, 648- ralue, only $17,900. Paul J. Cor- Rtitchlns Agency, Healtora, CAPE BOLTON LAKE — Lots 500’ and aluminum oomUnatiora. anxious to fill your needs, Call Paul.W, Dougan, Realtor, Agency, 646-0181. with 2-cat garage end work BUYERS, buyers, buyers! For 1015. CARDEN — PATIO — POOLSIDE renti Agency, MS-g96S. $$94. from water, treed and in very VERNON — July 15th oc WaUc-in closet and finished phone 228-3871 or write DlCk 649-4535. shop. $15,900. Call 742-5416 af- homes, land. Investment prop INVltATIOJ^ TO BID ALUMINUM SIDING nice area. Priced to seU. LAKE FRONT — Attractive 4 cupancy.' 6H room Ranch, fire ' paneled recreatloq room-in full Curiand, Route 87, Columbia. COLD COMFORT: There are MANCHESTER — Older 6 room MANCHESTER tap 5 p.m. ■ ______basement Extras include staln- erty. CaU now, Paul J. Cor- Hayes Agency, 646-0131. room year 'round home. Built- place, garage, treed lot. Only rentl. Agency, 643-5863, 643- CURTAIN DRAIN FOR THE only, 1,000 new listings in the » Colonial, aluminum siding, BUILT TO LAST TWO FAMILY duplex with four iMS steel bullt-lns, wall to wall CO'VENTRY Liokefront 4 and six room apartment. Sep Seven rooms, three bed in stove, fireplace, basement, $19,900. H. M. Frechette Real PRIVACY -rrr 6 room Ranch, 2 2125. TOWN OP BOLTON, CONN. latest "Guide to American Di- large rooms.' $17,900. H.M. All plaster walls, all alu BUILDING LOT close to Man- , carpeting In paneled kitchen. room Ranch. , New baseboard arate heat. Handy location. rooms upstairs with wall to garage. Sandy beach. $18,500. ty, 647-9993. baths, beamed celling, pan Sealed proposals for a curtain . rectories". We’ll direct you to Frechette Realty, 647-9993. ^ minum siding, are some of ohester —' Vernon town line, Convenient to school, shopping. heating system, full cellar. On Livg rent free. Norm Hohenthal, wall carpeting, four nice Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- eling, garages, pond, water drain at the site of the proposed the best In '-'house buys” . Keith the features of this 7 room $3,600. CaU Paul W. Dougan, BOLTON — Older home, bam, CaU 876-0284 for appointment. ly $14,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- CAPE rooms, formal dining . Realtor, 646-1166. rooms down, large ^t-in 5324., falls, 9 acres, pine grove. K-4 Elementary School bn Real Estate, 640-1622. quality Colonial. Close to Realtor, 649-4585. out buildings. 2 building loU No agents. 7475, Gay Blair, 742-6921. wall to wsill carpeting, alumi stores, schools, bus,. on a kitchen, attractive ✓ living Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- NOTICE Notch Road, south of the prbs- room with fireplace, dining plus land $20,000. Phllbrick num siding, garage, deep good lot. $27,900. 62 HOLLISTER ST. — Older 8- VERNON — Building lot, treed, - '6324. TOLLAND — Cream Puff! COVENTRY — Spacious Cape, At a meeting of the Planning ent Center Elementary School In room and den. One car Oat Of Town Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. 1^ baths, pine paneled living wooded lot, Phllbrick Agency, To see call Don Sisco, 649- room Colonial, city water and 127x350. H. M. Frechette Real Neat 6-room Ranch, 2-car ga- and Zoning Commission of Man Bolton, will be received by oversized garage. Beautiful NORTH. COVENTRY — near room with fireplace, 4V4 acres. Realtors, 649-5347. 5306. sewer, lot 120x307. $21,000. ty, 647-9993. For Sate 75 ANDO'VER - - Overlooking lake. . rage, family kitchen, full walk- chester, Connecticut, held Mon Douglas Cheney, Chairman of private treed lot. Parkway. Older three bedroom Low 20’s. Judith Wilhelm Real WINDOW SHADES Chambers Realty, 643-2328. Clean Cape with ‘ full shed ^ out basement plus splendid day evening, July 1, 1968, the the Public Building Commission MANCHESTER CENTER, 4 CHOICE, laiê wooded residcn-. MANSFlEI^p—Raised Ranch, 7 Cape. Three car garage, five Estate, 228-9676. at the Town Hall i^ Bolton until rooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2- dormer. Four rooms down, one extras, huge treed loti Asking following official actions were bedroom older home, 1% baths B &L* W tlal lot with all utUiUes, Lake- acres, privacy. Only $16,500. 8:00 p.m., D.8.T., July 9, 1968 GroMi, White, Ecru car garage, buUt-lns, cathedral up. Space for bath and lav>up. $20,600. Ctdl Bob Gardner at COVENTRY, high scenic loca taken; fireplace, garage, trees $21,900 gy^jyôws and WALLACE Co. WOLVERTON AGENCY wood Circle. Call owner at 647- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. when they will be publicly open Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, WIFE PLEASERS ceilings with rustic beams. Big enclosed front porch. Deep Reliance Aseociates, Real tion, older 10 room brick Co Approved: A subdivision as Woshobte 1616. LIFETIME WATER 649-5347. Manchester Parkade Hurry and pick out your own wooded Iqt. Lake privilegês. EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 5% Estate, 648-0574, 872-4165. lonial. New heating system and shown on plan titled; "Prop ed and read. , Decorative, colorful Realtors 649-2813 Drawing and specifications CASCADE FINISH ______Manchester 649-5306 Manchester—6 room Cape MANCHESTER — Cambridge colors. Over an acre lot min Only $15,900. T. J. Crockett, rooms large modem kitchen, 8 well, acre -Idt. Bring check erty of Elizabeth Little—Fem MASONRY edging for patios, SPREADER MANCHESTER — 6 room ------Cod. Kitchen, living room, St., 50 X 127 building lot for sin utes from UConn. Wolyerton Realtor, 643-1577. bedrooms, excellent condition, . MANSFIEIJO—Ranch, 8 rooms, book, only $19,900. Hayes Agen Street — Manchester, Conn. may be obtained from The Made to Order walks, driveways, STEEL Ranch. Two baths, family RANCH — 7 rooms, full dining room, 3 bedrooms, gle home only. All city utilities Agency, Realtors, 649^13. $23,500. Phllbrick Agency Real I 2 full baths, 2-car garage, built- cy, 6^ 131. Scale: l ’’-60’—April 1. 1868 — Malmfeldt Associations, Archi With Your RoOera SCALLOP flower beds. baths, modem kitchen with REINFORCED room, breeseway, garage, fireplace, aluminum siding. MANCHESTER, $17,900. older Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. ANDO'VER LAKE — Summer tors, 640-5847. ^ ins, finished rec room with fire Griswold Engineering, Inc.’’ tect, 799 Main Street, Hartford, FUUL LINE OF CUSTOM Choice of 3 colors. CONCRETE built-ins, formal dining room, screened porch, park like j-ard. Parkade area. $17,900. Cape, excellent condition, 6 home that Just has had electric ___ place, nice Uving room with Approved; A site off the south Conn. BLOC Modular size family room, 3 bedrooms, 2- —prime resi- COVENTRY heat Installed. Five rooms, COVENTRY High on a hill. Mid 20's, Hayes Agency, 646- rooms dOMm, 2 unfinished up, MANCHESTER ' cathedral ceilings and beams, side of Hercules Drive, pro No bid may be withdrawn for VENETIAN ILINDS 2" x7" X 12" car garage. Excellent neigh dentlal lots all fronting on ex porch, fireplace, full bath. Ex Four room Ranch, aliuninum I minutes from UCotm, over on Wanted—4leal Estate 77 0131. Tolland—Oversized custom ^ rage, aluminum storms, city DON’T MISS 'THIS ONE posed for a ski slope. a period of one week after open borhood, $31,900. Phllbrick Vater and sewer. Call Joan Jo- isting town accepted street. cellent location. Af good buy at siding, oversized garage, all tors, 646-2813. .ALL CASH for your property 3 f0T$i« Ranch. Stone fireplace, Ranch. Minutes from Man cxime effective as of July 8, The right is reserved to re room older home. Excellent ^ tors, 643-0609. plus. Jacqueline-Roberts Agên- chester. 3 bedrooms, IH T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8248, within 24 hours. Avoid red ject any or all Mds not deemed f I • # ! bullt-ins, carpeting, large COVENTRY — Large eight 1968. PAINT CO. condiUon. Huge closets, ga-'^MANCHESTER -4 bedroom cy, 646-3633. baths, fireplaced living 1677. • Gail Green, 742-7092. tape. Instant service. Hayes to the best interest of the Town well shrubbed treed lot. room older Colonial on seven Planning and 7M Main St„ TeL 549-4501 rage. Only $18,000. Hutchins home on big wooded lot, 2 fire MANCHESTER — 7 room air- room, kitchen with built- • ■Agency, 646-0131. $21,900. AA ZONE wooded lot, ell dty Zoning Commission of Bolton. Agency Realtors, 649-5324. places, large living room, for conditioned Split Level, ins and dining area, 1 car . acres. Double garage, 2% room utilities, 'reasonably priced. income apartment. New horse SELLING YOUR HOME? For M. Adler DobWn, Dated at Bolton Conn'ecUcut, mal dining room, 1*4 baths, baths, sliding glass doors off garage. To inspect call Mrs. A water spreader flows MANCHESTER, large 6 room family room, modern kitchen Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ^ bam and other out buildings. prompt courteous service that Chairman this first day of July 1968. No cement or foun leader drain water away 2—car garage. Central location. Hebron — A like-new 5V4 Luther at 649-5806. Cape, large inclosed porch, new with built-ins, garage. $26,900. Only $28,900. Gay Blair, 742- gets results, call Louis Dlmock Clarence W. Welti, Douglas Cheney, CSialrman dation .needed. from foundation walls and Bel Air Real Estate 643-933Z room U & R built Ranch. BOLTON-NEAR Center—beauU- Read Herald Ads furnace, “ B" rone, possible 2- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ASHFORD LAKE 6M1, Pasek Realtors, 289-7476. Realty, 649-9823. Secretary ^♦ubllc Building Commlselon Just lay block in sand. prevents lawn erosion. 24" Fireplace, wall to wall car ful residential area, lt4 acres. and' 30" long. Colon Nat family, close to shopping and FIVE AND FIVE flat In the peting, garage, fenced in 649-6347. B W Choice of 5 colors. schools, city water, sewage. Call 649-7367. ural concrete . . . weather south end of town. Ownera patio. This home is in im BARROWS and WALLACE Co. 26 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER PATIO Ideal for walks & patios. proof. Price reduced to $17,500. Offers must sell, have been asking maculate condition. Asking NEW ON THE MARKET., Manchester Parkade OFF ROUTE 44-^HORE FRONT LOTS invited. Call Gaston .Realty, 7-room house with 6 down and O Tik Modular size 24” Long 30’’ Long $19,500. Fairly good condition $22,900. Rosort Propaityropor Manchester 649-6806 B L O C f e i l v ea. 2"x8"xl6" 649-5731. throughout. .Two heating sys 2 up, easily 4 bedrooms, pos EASY TERMS sibly 5, excellent residential For SalSate 74 BOLTON — NEW Listing, near «1.95 « SPLIT-LEVEL - 8 rooms, 4 tems, garages, small lot. Ex 2.10 International Associates area. Terrific value at only lake, 5 ^ rooin Ranch, 3 bed ceUent terms. T. J. Crockett, LAKE — four Bedrooms, 1% baths, large $21,900. Immediate occupancy. *-^ ».**'"***■* rooms, one car garage,- alu- ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Realtor, 643-1677. room cottage, shore lot. Treed, family room, new wall to wall 647-1300 T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 843- miniun combinations, large reasonable. Call 749-9406, eve 643-5440 — 649-5938 and draperies stay. Garage, 1677. wooded lot. Lake pirvlleges. $27,500. Philbrick Agemiiy Real SCARBOROUGH Road. Colonial nings. HOT -T DRY SEASON HAS ARRIVED 7 rooms, modem kitchen, form Selling for $18,500. Call now. tors, 649-5347. BALDWIN RD. sector —Large R. F. Dimock Co., 649-5245. al dining room, den, large liv oversized custom built Cape $18,900 — LARGE 5% room ing room with' fireplace, 1% of 6 rooms, 2 full baths, 2-car f Sf)ray 4 Lawn Shapes! Ranch. Fireplace, 1% baths, baths, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car garage, full basement, % acre built-in range, basement. Quiet garage, $32,000. Philbrick lot. This home must be seen, melnor'' street. Hutchins Agency, Real Agency, Realtors, 649-6347. loaded with extras. Designed OSCILLATING SPRINKLER tors, 649-5324. and built for present owners. W E ’V E D O N E T H E SEVESJ ROOM custom built Co BOWERS SCHOOL — Cape, 6 Immediate posssesion. Mid 30's. lonial. Attached breezeway and T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- PROSPECT-HUNTING rooms plus paneled office, garage, fireplace. Authentic treed lot, garage, $21,500. Phil- 1677. O b o u t y o u ! M E L N O R ’S N E W 4 -IN r1 Colonial paneling and decor. brick Agency, Realtors, 649- Why start from scratch when you sell Four bedrooms if needed. NEW LISTING — Sbe your home? We have desirable prospects] TURRET SPRINKLER 5347. Built-ins and convenient walk- oversized Cape with fidl shed waiting to view your property ’ MANCHESTER — 2-family flat up attic. One of Manchester’s dormer. Stones throw from Model 625 Model 525 V, Model 610 better locations. Priced in up Main Street. Two full baths, We arrange for showings at your con near Center, nice lot. Ideal for venience. We move homes promptly and at in-law situation. All city con per 20’s. For appointment call living room with fireplace, Fr!c)ay and Saturday Values! Reg. J. D. Real Estate Co., 643-5129. large kitchen, three car full value. Just show it to us — and the sale «« *5 .3 3 veniences. Bel Air Real Estate. will be well-started! $5.42 *4 .3 3 $6.67 1^99 *6 .4 0 6 4 3 -^ . garage. In immaculate condi MANCHESTER — Custom ■ built tion. Wolverton. Agency, Real 8 room Garrison Colonial. Fam tors, 649-2813. ily room, double garage, wood “ Super-Right” NO FAT MANCHESTER ed lot, city utilities. Hayes ASSUMABLE FHA mortgage. KEITH ADDED PEST CONTROL Agency, 646-0131. Porter Street area. Eight room Q uality BONELESS COOL & COMFORTABLE Dutch Colonial. Pasek Real REAL ESTATE CONTEMPORARY Ranch — tors, 289-7475, 742-8243. large living room with dining 172 E. CENTER ST. ORTHO- SPRAY BOMBS Large 4 bedroom Garrison L, 2 fireplaces, three bed MANCHESTER GREEN - 049-1922 Colonial with 2% baths, dou rooms, 1V4 baths, finished rec Plcturebook Ranch with 6 ble garage, paneled family room, carport. Large treed large rooms plus Florida room, central air-condition lot. Phllbrick Agency, Real Room, private treed lot, low ing, built-in kitchen appli tors, 649-5347. 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ances. Immediate occupan cy. Only $37,000. High as Home For Sale? sumable mortgage a'vail- .sble. roiSOM itY New Book Tells Story of the Kennedys killir, HOUSEHOLD HORNET & WASP L. C. GREENOUGH CO. A Buzz... iiUNl iprty m i 647-9921 i^lic Kennedvs ha\e luul it all. Top or Bottbm Round, 1739 COLONIAL, 17 rooms, 8 From hunger in Ireland to fireplaces, 2 ftill baths, busi realization, three generatioiis ness potential for antique shop later, of the .American Dream. etc. $21,900. PhUbrick Agency, or Cross Rib lb. Realtors, 649-5347. Wealth. Position. Power. Reg. $3.98 And they base seen the 91.98 98* *1.98 E3AST CEINTER ST., 9 room dream hetome nightmare. *2 .9 8 house, C zoned, for doctor’s of BROILING AND FRYING INSECT REPELLENTS 98c ca. fices. 2 or 3 families, 138’ The \ iolente done them by frontage. Hutchins Agency, fate is triiel enough. But the Don t Miss These! Split, Cut-Up C I WHOLE 649-5324. violence done them hs the or Quart.red t e O IL, 1 LADY VANITY RAISED RANCH — modem dark side ol the human mind Chickens 2Vi-3 lbs. •4 kitchen with all bullt-ins, has .ijipalled the ti.ilioii ,md Prospects EIGHT O’CLOCK ICE CREAM formal dining room, family QUARTER LOIN SLICED 24" FOLDING room, 4 bedrooms, 2*/4 baths, the world. 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, $34,- The slor) td this American I C o 900. Phllbrick Agency Realtors. BARBECUE lamily. uhat h.is been gisen Make 4 quarts of ice cream 649-5847. COFFEE it ,md '\lial lias heeo ' ' i-n Pork Chops o t . electrically. SIX ROOM Cape In very central Make GRILL from it- is as f.mta.lii s, i! ■■ location. One car'garage, no SUMMER Beg. $18.70 basement. Selling for $16,500. r fi'ightenioc SUPER-RIGHT BRAND 7 9 9 T. J. -Crockett, Realtor, 843- .( )n( e l)t*loi e th - \ SPECIAL 1577. Press,Itas chronicle(l a shock QUICK FRIUMPH Conveniently portable with two FROZEN PORTER ST. English Cape, im ing ti.igeds ol .tlii- .diluted carrying handles. Folds for com maculate condition, full shed A BefrUne— __ f amitV in rh e Tor' h fs figfffjaie Parker pact storage. Pojiflon locking dormer, front to rear living and P.issed ". one of the l.n g' i sell grid handles. 14.88 room, fireplace, formal dining SANDWICH CREME KRAUSS BRAND — LONG JOHN — 10 INCH room, picture book kitchen, at ing hooks ol all lime, ,;nd the While They Lastl tached garage, park- like ei.issji- .leconnt of t!i- i-s e.i- grounds. Only $22,500. Char- II.it ion of P- e !■ . lit !l-, iioeds Oh! Oh! Cookies Bon Real Estate 643-0683. rR.\(;i:DY= Your Way! Skinless Franks .Now. Ill .1 tiine -.i| ri.ition.il THERMOS ICE CHESX shoc k .111(1 svmp.itlr.. 'lie \P is Vanilla Filled 11b. “SUPER-RIGHT” QUALITY BEEF NOTICE The Storv of the liKiducinu .niolhei In j on Choeolate. ^ pkg. ^ 0 g TOWN this Igted laniil;.. Freshly Family Size. Stui*dy Steel Reg. advertisement It is called "'rrimiiph and MADE WITH BUTTERMILK Ground Coiisti’uction, Styrene Insula OF THE ' Tragedy: The Stors ■ ol th^ Fronj the moment you call us, things happen at Ground Round tion, Heavy Duty Plated $16.67 COLLECTOR OF Hayes! We dip into ,our huge file of over 300 qualified Hardware. * h eniicd ' 1 4 .9 5 M.ni\ of tl, istj REVENUE — - no ui--t(: .I'-li Ehrichod Bread I All persons liable by law to ;’l In . i c| I" buyers -r- find tho;a seeking a home in your style, Pick-ot-the-Crop Produce! ay Town Taxes are hereby Passed ' .ne ;!it work on the Ideation, and price range. In no time at all, we hava tlfied that I will have a Rate » Bill for the Ust of 1967 of 42 neu project. It uill he a hard- the perfect buyer for you. Then we arrange financing, JANE 11b. I . mills on the dollar for the Town honnd hook lulls . illiisti ated loavei handle i>ll details. You don't lift a finger — except to PARKER Golden Ripe Select, Long Green of Manchester, of 3.8 mills on in color and hlac'l^ and white, WITH PURCHASE OF ICE CHEST THERMOS the dollar for the Fire Depart dial our number! ment Taxing District of the a fitting memoir of one o f the ONE GAL. PLASTIC PICNIC JUG— $2.08 Value SULTANA IRAND Town of Manchester, and of 6 most sluicking personal anc) mills on the dollar for the Spec B Â N A S CUCUMBERS ial Parking Authority Taxing public triiHedies ol American Sai|id Dressing ’I-"’39' District oi the To(wn of Man history. chester. lIRDS Itl, NON-OAIRT FIRM, Each 6uch tax is due and To reserve your copy, send # I Whipptd Cr.«m CRISP OPEN TONIGHT TO 8:30 P.M. payable, one-half on the first .'only lis.'f now to "Triumph and It Pays To Call Hayes 3 2 5 dayvof July, 1968, and one-half V O O l W H i P Topping-b*-» •is.' 2 **2 9 ‘ on the first day of January, Tragedy” in care of this jtew s- 1969, provided, however, that paper. The hook will he SALE ENDS WED., JULY 10th tny tax amounting to not more than fifty dollars shall be due mailed yon just as soon as it jiiid payable in one installment start Drink t :' 25' is available. Royal Puddings macaroni 3 CHEESE 12 oi. pl9. j |0 c Ibn July 1, 1968. 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■> FRroAY, JULY 5, 1968 TWBWT»’-TOUlt f Mattrb^Btrr twtni«0 fi^ralii AfwnuB Daily Net Preae Rob The Weather High today In SOa. Ckwl to night, chonc* of Aower*. L aw In BOg. Sumy tomorrow, high In 15,105 SOa. MeiicAeeler—dl City of VlUttge Charm AdfartM ag PRICE TEN CENTS Holiday Weekend Sale! VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 235 (TWELVE PAGES—TV SB(?116N) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1988 Ccildor Stelber LBJ Asks Presidents 20” Convertible Sidewalk About Joint Progress BAN SALVADOR, SR Salvador (AP) —Prealdeot Jolitwoa tMd Bicycle the dilef exeeuttves <4 Oeotral America today he wants to RankingPilot know "what more we can do to Our Reg. Low Price 25.88 gether." Johnson, on the fkri leg of a Faked Papers Jsumey fliat wlU make Mm the first U.S. president to visit all five Central Amertoan repubUca 10” Wishbone Frame Tricycle Now Jobless in a single trip, said in remMita prepared for his airport arrival Made by F am ou s Murray Ohio By VKBN HACGLAND at this, the smalleat nation: AP Avtahon Writer "I come to San Salvador to 19.77 learn. I come to find out from 3 Pc. Palio Set WASHmOTON (AP) — A Our my feUow prealdente what our Double bar frame with removable trainer Reg. man who worked hla way up to natfons have achieved toward wheels. Girome adjustable handlebars; 10.77 a top pUot'a Job wMh a major Improving the Uvea of the peo coaster brake. Vinyl saddle. 88221 7.88 Chaise Plus 2 Chairs airline before it was discovered ple. I come to ask what mora Chrome fender and chrome handlebar with streanv- he held only a private license can we do together.” Our Reg. Low Price 15.88 eri. Whitewall tires. 8395X - not assembled. has been barred from flying From the airport Johneon waa anything permanently. to go by motorcade through The National Transportation etreeto where 3,000 pubUo uni- Safety Board said Friday it had venlty etudento demonstrated upheld earlier rulings In the BTlday Mght agolhat Mm and cam of Jimmie H. Lane, 36, and the prealdente cf BH Salvador, had closed the book on him. * Ooata Rica, Honduras, Nicara 11.88 The Federal Aviation Admin gua and Guatemala. There were no inoldenta ea Chaise with double tubular arms, 5 adjustments. 7 x 16 istration discovered early lari March that Lane, then of Ft. toe ctudents marched down a webbing - green an^ white only. 30 per store, no rainchecks. Lauderdale, Fla., had been main atreet In front of the U.S. ♦ 1044 flying as a pilot for Eeriem Air Btanbaaay, but leadere oaHed for Lines since 1667 although he a bigger tumout today. held only a private pilot's li Some of the atudents canted cense. That license authorised plaoarde oalUng Jolmaon "the Black & Decker Mm to fly only single-engine murderer of Vietnam" and aay- 4 A planes, and did not qualify him tng "Oet cut cf Vietnam.” Oto- to carry passengers. era referred to toe eummlt The FAA said Lane altered meeting aa "the dragon and five HecL Shrub . SOLID STATE the oertifileate to make it resem moaquMoa.” ble the card of an air transport National Ouard troopa pilot. pledged full Mcurity for Jbhn- After attending Eastern's pi aon’a arrival. lot training school. Lane ad By Monday night, Johneon & Hedge Trimmers Adjustable Storage Men’s or Boys’ G.E. FM/AM General Electric vanced inugressively during Warren in (Tourt Building wlU have vlrited aB five ooun- 113k years to the command of trlee comprlBlng the fifll mrin- the piston-engine Oonstrilation bershlp of the seven-year-oM Portable Radio Clock Radio and then the four-engine Electra Central American Qommon Stêl Shelving 21 Jewel Ident. Watch • propjet, into the $20,000-a-year Market. salary class. Warren Will Stay In a few yean, Johneon said, He flew the busy New York- .toe five oountrlee have virtually Our Washlngton shuttle service re Reg. completed toe market frame 27.50 gularly, and had a perfect safe work and "have moved beyond A. 27.70 24.70 President Lyndon Johnson greets Bolivian Presi ty record. the purely economic aapecto of 19.77 Solid state; wake to music or alarm. a 6.44 Pow erful solid lUte circuitry, vernier Latest style with matching handsome He was unmasked, finally by If Fortas Blocked integration to produce impor Revolutionary construction - needs no sway tuning. Telescoping 28” whip antenna. AM Snooz-alarm, slumber switch; lighted clock an FAA inspector checking his braces - allows for heavy loads. Deluxe tele mesh-link bracelet. PLUS BONUS FREE dial. SUde rule lighteddial. No rainchecks. dent Rene Barrientos at the LBJ Rianch near Stone tant social advances.” engraving of first or last name! or FM. 18 per store - no rainchecks. competence to become a DC9 WASHINGTON (AP) — Earl among Southern Democrats, scopic corner posts, adjustable on 1” centen say toeilT campaign is based pealed to the National "If we all believe societies North, says a letter purportedly Vietnam, we would be heartily Transportation Safety Board, puMican senators and he be however, to what they call a Roberk Body Mount Auto CHOICE lieves Fortas will be “a great "lame duck" president making can and must change, they will. signed by 66 North Vietnamese welcomed and supported by the contending that with Ms long eX' "If we all believe toat men 99*Our How Cong Ambushed being people In South Vietnam and perience and accident-free cbtef Justice." court appointments. B. Deluxe Edger & Trimmer Rear View Mirror SaveSM They said they would press can and must cooperate with O’Cedar Light Easy Broom R#t. l.79] beamed over government prop- that the troops of the South Viet- record he should at least be al- obliged to (stajjr on) each other to insure peace and Winger 8” blade, lûlated 6 styles - round or oblong. aganda broadcasts. namese government haVe been lowed to continue flying small Warren said. “I suppose that ahead with their campaign even under the oath I am obliged to when Democratic Senate Lead progreas, they wUl^ handle adjustable t6 opera Universal mounting brackets. 97 O’Cedar Swivel Action „ Addressed to Ho CM Mlnh, the badly demoralized and that if planes. "If we all believe that poverty tor’s height. Tool rotates to Volkswagen round mirror Entertainer Team 78-year-old North Vietnamese we were captured by them we The Safety Board's cMef hear- perform the duties of my office. er Mike Mansfield declared'Iast available at 2.77 2 ^ ' a 2 Dust Mop rh.2 .2 9 | I neither expect nor hope that week that he expected Warren misery, disease and Injus- become a trimmer. #U278 39.99 said, her hand twitching ner presldent, the letter was said to- would be killed Immediately. ing examiner, Joseph C. Cald- tice, can and must be eliminat LONG BINH, Vietnam (AP) day to have been signed by 66 “But oh, dear Uncle, your ad- wril Jr., conducted an oral would be a fact." to stay on if he had to and in ef O’Cedar Light Sponge Mop r*^. 1.99 ] — Paida Levine is a winsome, vously. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, leader fect - gtave his colleagues a ed, they will. New Fram Hi-Performanee Oil Fillers former soldiers of the Quyet vice is contrary to the reality hearing at Miami and upheld "I come to San Salvador 7 year guarantee dark-haired 20-year-oid enter "I was sitting in the middle of Thang—Determined to Win— toat meets us here. When our the FAA. of the Republican opposition choice between Warren and Proven by over 2 years in pro toe front seat. The boy on my Regiment who volunteered for troope came to any place here The Safety Board in turn up- decked comni^nt on War- Fortas. joiowing this. But I come to tainer who figured she could learn how we can hasten toe / TIFTED. i racing. High flow at high pres Outdoor 14” Garage Broom r^. 1.691 right was hit In toe arm and an Infiltration assignment into toe people abandoned their held that decision to end toe eF®*'’® declaration. There was no Mansfield's comments were sures and R.P.M’s. Easy to 69 make a bigger mark as a pop \riien I realized toat someone the South last month. houses and properties, and then matter. Immediate reaouwi from the viewed by some ot toe Republi day of progreas." change. Sizes to fit most singer by going to Vietnam than was shooting at us I remem .Tohnson’s trip, Ms first out of PADS standard Amcr. cars. 30” I t tn hftinir broadeast hv the *1'®!*’ cMldren and evafc- The FAA has since conducted o^h®” . scattered across the cans as an effort to weaken any 12 ft. Plastic Runner wide ^ 2.291 bered the advice someone gave ^ . uated. They ran from us. They a search of all crew rosters of country for the long July 4th Southern Democratic support. the United States since Ms r I by any other route. ment r^ o ^ ^ o n ’tlkt'^m s ^refused to furnish us with alrilmssand sMd li'f^d The Southerners have been worldwide tour last December, "After all, they told me it But the Republicans, who followed a heavily latln-flavored Casite Tune-Up or (âsite Motor Honey! wasn't dangerous out here, that you hear a crack, duck! ""Txciurive'ly"” 'to 0 1 ® j Our Reg. 994 Johnson Pledge uoz. ourRtg. i.at the ARVN (See Page Twelve) claim unniuned supporters (See Page Twelve) July 4th weekend divided be Tune-Up frees sticky valves nothing would happen to us, and "I threw K ^ v l ^ m , a J f by Radto tween iMork and r elaxation at fiinfllf lolorfl^ and rings. Motor Honey stops they said there would be— rplenty---- j boar^^Md as anmoMrir Saigon which reaches listeners (Army of the Republic of Viet oi bookings and a lot of expo- splintering crMh and sometWng South. nam) have a very Mgh spirit of his ranch and a visit to HemU- oil pumpmg, increases oil pres Johnson Favor 12 oi. ourR«t. i.st Falr, toe world exporition at sure. 6 9 * sure,” Paula said bitterly aa she "*7 ^ they wanted to address ! was the shattering windshield kind. They defeated us, but even San Antonio. sat on toêdge of an Army hos „ "some sincere words" to Ho, Much of the work of the com ^ Fantastic 32 oe. our Reg. 1.39 pftal bed and clutchtd her blue that had hurt me.-'' she said, the defectors, according to the so gave us kind treatment with Rubbermaid Stereo Tajie (]addv humanity. . . They cared for our mon market meeting, in pro gown to her. Bone, in a back seat, said the broadcast, wrote: ... j j ^ ^ Ray’s Lawyer Building Case gress since Tuesday, was al- Portable • holds 10 tape car Asked who told hfcr It wasn't headligtuts picked out five or six ■■with an al„olW,ly rTfLTfJtrfS .!I!J tridges with built-in dividers. Johnson’s Glade Air Freshener ]| recreation and let us watch tele- Redwood or Aluminum {Chaise Pad dangerous, she said, “live agent people holding gima on the road patriotism we responded to your ___, . ^ , LONDON (AP) — James Earl (See Page Twelve) Hinged top with foam liner. for American entertainment ahead of them, ...wwhoi h,, Vi®*®”, movies and exercise In Printed supported vinyl reveJsing to solid Unbreakable plastic, walnut appeal by energ;etically volun. Ray’s Americcm lawyer talked 4 ’ ’ 3 FOR 99e abipad, the people who brought "We stopped, or tried to, and leering' to go to South Vietnam, sport, etc. color duck. 12 button tufts. 100% shredded Our and aluminum inlay top. us out here." the pickup ran off the road," he "Besides all this we would with Mm in prison today and foam filled. Knife edge wUh white binding. , kill Americans and save our fa That waa how .“Brandi Perry said. “We thought they were our therland and our people from like to present to you the follow- said he got "names and other 24”x72”. 86610 , ‘ ' ' and the Bubble Machine" was soldiers firing at us in mistake, the domination of imperialism. 5.88 (See Page Five) leads” t o build a case for toe Hartford Fire Matching Chair Pads for Redwood or Aluminum y | / |y | bom. Paula—who la “Brandi" 'Hu-ee of us jumped out into the defense of the accused assassin —had an audition with an or- roadway and started shouting #6611 Our Reg. 5.99 ^ J .V M: i* of Martin Luther King Jr. ganizatlon handling entertain- that we were Americans and for Arthur J,. Hanes of Birming Kills Three, Earlv American ment in Vietnam and, after she them to stop firing. They Just ham, Ala., met with Ray for an ' # sang a couple of songs, the stood them and fired at us point hour iln an Interview, room at agent said, "Get yourself a trio, blank about five yards away. Wandsworth Prison. Hanes said you've got yourself a show." "A bullet smashed into my Rockefeller Says afterward he found the condi- 50 Uninjured Blond Jack Bone, 18, Joined as hand and knocked me into the "Revere” tions somewhatL restrictive. . HARTFORD (AP)—A mother, an organist. A 17-yeaf-old drum- ditch. The two other boys were British prison officiMs tod not infant daughter and another mpr and a 16-year-oId bass play killed." Conventioh Open permit Mm an interview in con- woman died when flames swept er completed the Bubble Ma Also wounded at this time was fidenoe surii as usually accord While SloneMare^ chine. upward through a fou>atory a young Army sergeant who “had By ASSOCIATED PRESS presidential contenders treated ed a Brltirii la w ^ r, he said. They nevkr had seen each oth ■vrolunteered to drive' with the business and apartment build Gov. Nelson A.' Rockefeller Friday as a day of abstention Hanes and Ray were sjeparat- ing early today. < er before May but by June 11, group to Vung Tau. ed by a glass screen. Hanes said when they arrived in Vistnam says there are enough uncom from srpeechmaUng and public About 80 residents escaped ^ hinnerware Paula said the guerrillas rum- political muscle-flexingt that when he wanted to ex • (Compart y for a two-month tour, they were m êd through the truck and mitted delegates to assure an change something cohfidential without injury. a "happy family," Paula said. the' three survivors played dead. "open convention" when the Re They unwound In plates and 'with Ray he would eltlier wlils- All three viotims iverg found 58 pieces Service for 8 "These kids were like my broth The guerrillas took wallets, ID publican Party meets in Miami ways of their own choosing— per or write or pass notes to on the tiUrd floor. They wars • Mobile Beach next month to pick a Our Reg. Low Price 16.88 ers." cards and airplane tickets the Nixon In Miami, Sen. Eugene J. him via a prison guard. identified as Mrs. Roberta Bor- On Friday night, the. bubble men were carrying but did not presidential candidate. McCarthy in Washington and The Alabama lawyer' said he ger, 10, her aix-month-oM • Efficient burst. touch Paula. "Today there are over 200 un Vice President Hubert H. Hum ' was beginning to biiiid hiis case daughter, and Therese Grant, In a month traveling to ûscs “Maybe they didn’t see me," committed delegates,” he sMd phrey, McCarthy’s rival for toe and organize a defense tor the 79. around Saigon and in the Me- she said. "If they had I think Friday as he met with reporters Democratic nomination, in day that Ray might be extradit Mrs. Borger’e husband Gary, Here’s what you get; 8 each - 10’ Dinner See Cal dor’s Minnesota. 23, Mras severely burned. He Plates, 7” .Salad plates. Coupe coups (large). kong Delta to toe south, the mu- y,gy ôuld have killed me, or at whUe vacationing in Hawaii. ed by the British, to stand trial . . ^ « ______a ai.â . . i ______g ____ 'PhoRAThese fanAa.o4tiAT>a fence-sitters "are sMft-al It was a rare cease-fire, per was one of three Injured resi 6" Fruit dishes. 10 each cups and saucers,’1 slclans had learned that the Gla least stolen my Jewelry. for the murder of* the American 11.99 Low, Low they entertained looked forward "I wore a golden Star of Da Ing all over the country,” the haps the last until November. civil rights leadeii. j dents taken to St. Francis Hos T .hildreii'M each Sugar witUcover. Vegetable dish, large New York governor said. pital. In addition four firemsn Our Lowest Price Ever! with great anticipation to the vid aroiind my neck that my Nixon said Friday Mght as be "Our meeting Mjas most help 13”...... Platter. Creamer, and Ivira' (iravy boat. Price! occasional shows that came parents ted given me. 1 would Rockefeller said that If he attended a quiet 20th birthday ful, most fruitful and benefi suffored minor injuries fighting 1 their way. That Is why the never have let them take that. loses the fight for the nomina dinner for daughter Julie thatY*' cial,” Hanes said. "We got to the three-alarm blaze. Also Available Serviee for. 12 ...\B7 . Pieees group was driving to the coastal Up to that moment I had hot tion he will support the winner, this^weekend would be the lari know each other better. He is Three stairways in toe brick Sturdy Park Bench Features fast, efficient washing. . .rinsing. . .spin-drying. resort of Vung Tau In the late been very religious,” Paula whether it be Richard M. Nixon plateau and that from now