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PAGE SDtTEEN FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1967 jiRanrlifatfr liitfralli I AvwatfiDgiiyNfitPraMRm The Weather Weak Ended ' David C. Pierson, son of Mr. CkMdy, -waxm and taumSd ’ 7. Aagoat 13, 1447 tofisy, toMgUt and tomorrow, About Town and Mrs. Samuel D. Pierson of ^oom8 bought School* to Register Directors Hear 67 Arvine PI., will enter Bates 70% oHsneo of abOMWw tb- Ituioe Qpl. WilUam Ladrinai- College, Lewiston, Maine in Sep­ c . . For Studente The ofiBce of the super- Five Compltiints ifigM, Mgh 35-40; tow 66-70. tto, aon o i Mr. and Mn. W. tember as a member of the Mtendeut of schodi an­ 1 4 ,5 0 8 Laurlnaltla a t 14 French (Rd., freshman class. A t College nounces Hhhit all Miancltes- About Traffic Manchester^A City of Village Charm i haa racently completed a de> ter dementeiy schools will (Olaasifled Advertiaiiig on Page 9) PRICE SEVEN CENTS plojment with Marine Attack Communications Technician J(Aa Gannon, director of be open fbr registration six persons appeared last VOL. LXXXVL NO. 272 (TWELVE PAGES^TV SECTION) MAN(XIESTEIL CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 Squadron S24 to the Marine l.C. Gary C. Dougan, son of student personnel for 3ifen- Thunday, Aug. SI from 10 night at a regularly-scheduled Corps Air Station, Yuma, Mr; and Mrs. John C. Dougan Chester Comimmllty OoUege, re­ ajn. unW noon. Board of Directors’ public-com­ ports a throwing need to house Aria., and has rejtumed to the of 44 Gardner S t, has recently IMS regMtmtton date Is ment session .land five of them Air Station at Beaufort, S.C. students attending the college for an piqpOs presently reported for duty with the not complained of traffic conditiona from distant Connecticut towns enrolled In the elementary Naval Communication Station, on .five separate town strMts. Shoe Prize and from out-of-state. achooli and includes Mn- VFW Auxiliary wilt have a San Miguel, Philippines. The sixth complained that his poUuck Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Currently, he Is attempting deigBiitsn children who did Rap Brown Arrested dONWAY, Ark. (AF) — New Aid for Farmers garbage can was not being re­ to help approximately 10 new­ not regtater eailter In the TRuii "Red” KUgioce, who the home of Miss Helen Gus­ turned to his back yard. year. has been efcleitag bhoea alnoe tafson, 22 Turnbull Rd. Those Wapping (rirl ly enrolled students find mod­ The healing, held from 6:80 attending are reminded to bring erately priced furnished roonu Parentis are ashed to befbre Worid Wlar H, Uiruat to 8:30 p.m. ih the Municipal Ifis hrand In to a oowtxxy b oot place settings. Faces Charge or apartments, which appear to bttog certiflcates of small­ Building, was manned by Re­ be in short aupply. pox, dUpMfaeifa end pdio that -he woo Stoning recent­ publican David Odegard and For Carrying Rifle ly and fbuud aomettfing in Anyone in the Manchester inununlaatiion. Ih addWlDn, Miss Susan Paine, daughter In Accident Democrat Francis Mahoney, th e toe. Revealed by President of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. area who haa available suitable a urth ceitmcate must be former mayor. rental housing is asked to con­ presented. ”X knew wliwt (t w«s,” Paine o f 215 T im rod R d., w ill A Wapping girl, Judith E. Woodbrldge St. and Hackma­ NEW YORK (AP) — Kilgore said. "It has a feel tact Gannon in the collie of­ Additional Information enter Centenary College for Weiman, was charged with fail­ tack Rd. conditions were criti­ Federal figenits s e i^ mili­ Uke ixSMng etoe.” fices at Manchester High about bua and cafeteria Women, Hackettstown, N.J., cized for speeding incidents and tan t Blaick Power advocate KDgone said he returned ure to grant the right of way S ch ool. scheduleB, actwol hours, in September. for the heavy and noisy truck (tie boclB to the woman yesterday at 4:30 after the car home roam esaignmenta E. Rap Brown as he came ."The problem of housing our tra ffic. who had ML them with No Change and the ahmUar Information out of a friendls Manhat­ 'she was dri'ving hit a car on Students will be a'continuing Complaints were registered Mm a weric ago at a bar­ wm be pdblshed Tuesday, tan apartment today and Summit St. near Washington one as the ocdlege continues to also of speeding on Hartford Rd. ber Shop, along wftti what Sept. 5 In the HeraM’a an­ him with canying In Outlook eocpand its programs,” Gannon and on W. Middle T’pke., be­ he had tound In the toe: A FRESH CANDY St. '' nual back-tb-school supple­ said. He said the new Hotel- tween Broad and Main St. a .30-calibre autenuitic car­ roll of tidity-Ave $20 UUa. WHITMAN, SCHBAFPT She is scheduled to appear ment. Hie edBtkm wtll In­ Restaurant Management cur­ A fifth complainant recom­ bine on fUghta between CANDY CUPBOARD in court Sept. 11. clude Information for all On Vietnam riculum, particularly. Is draw­ mended that a stop sign be plac­ New Yoric and New Or­ towns In the Herald cflrcuia- The Weiman vehicle was ing students from a wide area. ed at the Intersection of Wether-. leans while under indict- ARTHUR DRUG tkxi area. WASHINGTON (A P )— driveable, police indicate, but The new currioulum, begun ell and Horace Sts. He called the ment. the other ■vehicle, a station wag­ China Army Presid^t Johnson has un­ last year, trains students for situation there "very serious, The chairman of the Studeut veiled a new fiarm 'policy on belonging to the Bantly Oil middle management careers in of dietetics at Yale-New Haven dangerous and hazardous.” Nonviolent OoonUnating Com­ Co. and driven by Allen F. the food and travel services Hospital, New Haven, Conn., has The board’s public sessions mittee, indleted in Maryland tor In Rebellion while standing pat on an Behnke o f 178 E . C enter St. had field and is the only one of its received the highest award of are held on the first Tuesday aUoged arson, rioting and Incit­ old policy for Vieftnam. to be towed away with left rear kind offered by a Connecticut the American Dietetic Associa­ and third Thursday of each ing to riot, was arrested by m- Mis.- At his first broadcast-teleoast dam age. Oommimlty College. tion. month. The next one will be tenial Revenue Service agents Near Canton news conference In 6% months, A parked vehicle belonging to Doris Johnson, a Pli.D., was Sept. 6, from 9 to 11 a.m., In the on a West Side street, briefly Johnson said he thinks "the HONG KONG (AP) —Two f a Y Andrew Stevenson, 21, o f 231 DIETETIO AWARD MADE given the Marjorie Huisizer Go­ Municipal Building Hearing questlonned and Jailed In the farmers are on the short end of Guards Too Good, Brink^s Truck Locked brigades of Canton’s security Center St. was damaged by a CHICAGO (AP)—The director pher Memorial award Thursday. R oom . Federal House of Detention. the stick" and should have the forces are In open rebellion be­ right to bargain coUectively tor FAIRWAY hit and run car as the Steven­ Two Brinks drivers who locked themselves out of their armored truck walk Brown, a preacher of Black cause their military commander better prices tor their produqt§. son vehicle was parked on Cen­ dejectedly away on a downtown Kansas City street after protesting a photog­ Revolution, “was disturbed by F/R^'T has disappeared, travellers "Today," the President said, ter St. yesterday night. rapher’s intention of taking a picture. A third crewmembw stepped behind a tt, cf course he was,” said hla from the Red China city report­ "the farmer gets a smaller per­ Police say minor damage was layer, TmUam KunsUer. “I utility ^ le. A technician eventually opened the door and a tow truck hauled ed today. centage of the dollar tor the done to the left rear fender of talked to him over the phone. both storos open the vehicle away. (AP Photofax) They said the rebel brigades food that he produces tor us the car. They made him call collect. He have occupied a hlU in Canton than In any other period. "I sold ’Just come down and do tonight tffl 9! A car driven by Albert J. and are threatening the city’s would very much hope . that the something.’ The U.S. attorney Thlbideau, 63, of Hartford, hit South Windsor Gallon Donors airport, which has been used to administration at some date in told me they Intend to ask tre­ a truck driven by Robert C. bring in troc^ loyal to Mao the reasonably near future m endous ball—125,000.” McDonnell, 20, of Wapping yes­ To Be Honored T ^ -tu n g. could find some legislation that Brown was scheduled to be terday morning at Broad St. and At present, travelers say, would give to the farmer a arraigned today before U.S. W. Middle Tpke. Minor damage By Red Cross som e 16,000 m en o f the 47th means of bargaining reasonably Man Collapses, Dies Oommisstoner Earle Blahopp. was reported to both vehicles Chinese Army have surrounded and coUectively aa we permit Stephen Kaufman, Asst U.S. at­ and both were driven from the The Annual "Gallon Donor the city of Canton. The troops workers to do." Day" of the Manchester Red torney In charge of the New scene. are under orders from Red And, in a totally different After Stabbing Wife Cross Blood Program will be York office’s criminal division, In the parking lot at the Park- Chinese Premier Chou En-lal field, Johnson told a Congress held this year In connection with said he would ask for Brown’s school not to fire. rumbling with more complelnts ade yesterday shortly before 6 Bleeding’ from multiple po’lice arrived. No wounds were its monthly visit. On Monday a removal to New Orleans where than praise that It haa a buUt-ln supplies p.m., a car driven by Olga Free-^ knife wounds, \a South visible, police said. tribute will be paid to gallon a complaint was lodged against However, there were reports remedy If It thinks he haa han­ man, of Glastonbury Ihlt a car Litrlco, who police said donors ■with the publishing of the him late Friday night. of gunshots and grenade explo­ Windsor woman fled her dled the Vietnamese war tm- driven by Leon Kramer, 51, of stayed home from woric yester­ nam es o f 1362 gallon donors’ He was charged with violating sions during the night. OPEN MONDAYS! home where her husband Negro militant leader A. Rap Brown speaks at a wlsely or Improperly. 3 Green Manor Rd. Police say day, was employed as a heat nam es In the H erald. the federal fire arms act which Chaos at Red Chinese ports, PrasMenit Johnson is shown at the start of his news conference yestertUiy. On had stabbed her yesterday news conference in- New York City yesterday. That would be to Invoke a pro­ MAIN ST. and EAST the Freeman vehicle was trav­ treater at the Pratt & 'Whitney The bioodmobile will be in carries a maximum penalty of meanwhile, has caused at least Chairmen of the S tu d^ Nonviedent Coordinating the Vietnam war, he said “so far as this government is concerned, our policy vision tor cancellation In a 1964 l^MIDDLEMIDDLE TURNPIKETl eling west from an alleyway bet­ a'fttemoon, and collapsed on Division of United Aircraft Manchester Wednesday at Con­ V fiv e years and a |20,000 fine. one Hong Kong stopping compa­ Commi'ttee'was arrekted early this morning and has n^ changed.’’ (AP Pholofax) _____ resolution, adopted after U.S. ween parked vehicles In front a neighbor’s lawn across Corp. He was an Army veteran cordia Lutheran Church from Brown, 23, was accused in the ny to stop sailing to China and warships were attacked in the of the Grand-Way Store. ■the street. of Worid War H. 1:46 to 6:30 p.m. Past donors complaint with carrying the au­ diarged with illegally transporting a firearm while other shipping companies were Gulf of ’Tonkin. ’The resolution Her husband, Ciarmelo Ldtrlco, The Lltricos had been mar­ are being asked to stop dn on tomatic rifle from New York to under management. expected to follow suit, a ma­ overwhelmingly backed the, 56, o f 163 N orthview D r., died ried four years. She was his rine department spokeaman this date and continue their llfe- New Orleans Wednesday and President In preventing further'*' minutes later on his front lawn second wife. He had three chil­ sa-vlng efforts by donating one again in a return flight here Fri­ said today. Viet Activity Increased aggression. from an apparent overdose of dren by his first wife, who died more pint of blood. New donors day. The spokesman said that of drugs, state police said. China’s eight major porta, Not since March 9 had a na­ of cancer five years ago. are encouraged to Join with the He said Carmichael had gone ‘Inefficient’ Charges tionwide audience been able to Mrs. Elizabeth Haves Litrlco, The children, David, 19; Ron­ gallon donors dn this humani­ to North Vietnam to "see for “ Shanghai and Tslngtao are the 39, is in satisfactory condition w orst.” look and listen In on a Johnson Paui ^iorid ald, 14; and Carole, 11, were tarian project. himself the savage aggression Costs U.S. Three Planes news conference from living in Manchester Memorial Hos­ There have been long delays not home at 'the time of the Every month of the year do­ being carried out against that rooms and rocUrig chairs pital’s special care unit suffer­ attack. David is in the U.S. nations are needed to keep Swapped in Mideast In unloading ships at Chinese SAIOON,^AP) — Stepped-up MesnwhUe, U.S. B68 bombers streaked In to tot the raU aiding ______ing from wounds of the neck, Na'vy. Ronald was woriUng for enough blood supplies on hand (See Fage Twelve) porta because of a labor short­ olr raids ^ n North Vietnam ripped up more of the A Shau at Ngoo Kuyat, between the two across the country The conference centered pret­ throat, head and chest. a tobacco company and Carole for the sick and Injured. Dur­ A L L E N B Y BRIDGE, Bridge and aoiother bridge at age, congestion and general di­ have cost the United States VaUey today In their long cam' oities. ty much on Vietnam and to a Her husband was pronounced was ■visiting neighbors, police ing the summer months slump Israell-hold Jordan (AP) —Is­ Umm As-Shurat, 10 miles to the sorganization, the spokeaman three more warplanes, the tl.B. palgn of trying to demolish a The day’s toll Included at loaaer extent on domestic af­ dead on arrival at the hospital. reported. period these supplies become rael and Jordan traded charges north. I said. Sonie i^pa have been de­ Command disclosed today. major mUitqry bkse whtoh the least lOS river barges sunk or "Satisfied Customers Are Our Best Advertisement” fa irs. Police said he died from an . Besides his ■wife and chil­ nearly exhausted making It al­ Officers Beaten, of inefficiency in the repatria­ Jordan has announced that layed aa long aa a month. At the ’The command revealed the North Vietnamese have bdlt in­ damaged, 46 truoke destroyed ’To the extent American coun­ QuaUiy, Service — and Personal Attention! overdose of drugs said some dren Mr. Litrlco is siurvived by most impossible to supply hos­ tion of Jordanians to Israeli- 167,600 of the more than 200,000 end o f July, there w ere 100 stops lossoa by merely announolng a side South Vietnam’s nortlrwest or damaged and 13 tall ears de­ tn Shanghai harbor and SO watt­ sel la sought and advioa fol­ 1122 Bunuude Ave., East Hartford, Conn. 6ther substsuice he drank. a brother, Dominic Litrlco of pitals with all the blood they Negro Man Shot held Jordan after only 356 refu­ Arabs who fled their homeland higher tOtal-447—of U.S. war- border. stroyed or damaged. ing to get In, he said. lowed, “We are going to do ev­ Tel 528-5009 Tel 643-5476 The Lltricos, residents of Manchester. . need to save lives. gees got home Friday. 8LB Israeli troops seized the pianea shot down over the North A 26-mUe road stlU brings ’There were no report to relda Arriving ship captains report­ erything we can to sec that are Manchester for several years, The funeral will be held Mon­ This is the midst of another In Texas M^lee The Red Cross had said about western bank of the Jordan Riv­ BO fai' In the war. It did not say men and suppUes Into the base oloee to the Red ChlnsM fron­ ed that young gl^ , old men, have an orderly, free and fair moved from Manchester to day at a time to be announced. critical period. Blood supplies 1,000 would make the first cross­ er in the June 6-10 war want to where or when the planes were through Laoa despite more than tier. Raids near the border ear­ SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — children and farmhands are election’’ In Vietnam, said John- South Windsor about a year ago. The W.P. Quish Funeral Home, are at an alarmingly low level. ings at what is left of Allenby be repatriated. But Israel says downed. 60 previous 863 raids aimed gt lier this week touched off con­ Wounded by a bullet from his being used to unload the ships. eon. An autopsy wtis performed at 226 Main St., is in charge of It doubts whether more than ’The announcement followed a the camouflaged enemy Instal­ troversy In Washington. own ifistol, a San Antonio police­ 86,000 can return before the Cargo damage has been con­ In South Vietnam Communist "But It Is not our eloctioat... the hospitsd late yesterday ai- arrangements, which are In­ 143 Cities Take Jets day In w hich U.S. pilots flew 186 lations and hundreds of Your Summar H i m FovoritM Ai% All Hart!! man shot and killed a Negro Aug. 31 deadline Israel haa set. siderable, they reported. mines blew iq> tracks beneath a we are not running things,” aeld ternoon but the results are ex­ com plete. missions against the North- fighter-bomber strikes. PLENTY OF NATIVE: Batter In Sugar Baibeooe Com, CHICAGO — O f the 650 U. S. man after a melee on the city’s The crossings were halted to­ Both Radio Moscow and Na­ train for the second time in two the President tn apparent re­ pected to be delayed. Hsortford Oil Depot second highest daily total so Friday was the fourth day this lim a, Beans, Tomatoes, Bfwrton, Snlad Bowl Leitnoe, airports served by^ airlines, 143 east aide eariy today. day because Saturday Is the tionalist Chinese Intelligence days. Three big mince sent a lo­ sponse t9 congresslonel fears County Coroner Louis Schaefer far—but there was no mention month In which U.S. filers that the Sept. 8 South Viet­ Calces, Green, Yellow Beans, Green, Yrilow Sqonsli, Swiss are equipped to receive Jets. By Rayford Lee, 26, of San Anto­ Jewish Sabbath. If they are also comotive and two oars careen­ said "certsiin tests sind exsun- (See Page Twelve) of losses in Friday’s raids. logged a record or near-reeord namese elections may be rigged Chard, Beet Greens, Sptawdi, Bottemut, Aoom Sqnash, 4-H’ers Conclude 1970, 346 m ore airports w ill a c­ nio, was fatally wounded by a Still Biim8 halted next Saturday, Aug. 26, ing off the tracks near Tuy Hoa White Onlotts, Dill, Impoirted Red Onions, Peas, Fnnmlps, inatlons by the state laboratory cept Jet service, the Air Trans­ number of missions. The record by the ruling military regime. shotgtm blast fired by Police­ that would lea ve Just 10 days on the coast, but there were no Bgg^ant, Hot Peppers, Savoy Cabbage and Kale. have to be made to check on port Association predicts. o f 197 w as set Aug. S. As tor his present assessment Camp Sessions man Jack E. Weaver. Weaver more tor repatriation. injuries. South Vietnamese au­ FRUIT OALm E: Ring Cherries, Bhwberries, Nectarines, blood, body fluids and stomach of the Vietnam war, the Presi­ and Ms fellow patrolman, In Montreal Bitter feelings have already Aa tor losses, the Oonunand thorities reported. OuerrlUas Plums, Pendies, Red, White, Blue Grapes, CaatsloiqMs, contents,’’ before the cause of ’The three weeks of the Tol­ GAR STOLEN dent eald that: Honeydews, Caanba MMhms, Watermelons and- Charles Jakeman, were at­ cropped up on both sides. In Louisiana often delays reports of a downed derailed a train between Saigon Fenian, death is determined. UNION, S.C. (A P ) — Joe WU- MONTREAL (AP) —Flames "Otur policy In Vietnam In the NATIVE BEa> ASTRAKHANS, LODI APPLES and NA­ land County 4-H camping ses­ tacked by about eight Negro "The Jordanian organization plane whan the North Viet­ and Blen Hoa Friday. towered several hundred feet same; we are then to deter TIVE PEACHES! Police said Mrs. Lltrioo was sion concluded with candle­ lard says some thief stole a car men after the officers stopped let us down badly,” said an Is­ namese are not aware the plane into the sky and wli^-blown . The sharpest ground fighting aggression.” Standing at her refrigerator from his used car lot and the two Negro women for a traffic raeli Interior ministry spokes­ was lost, possibly beeausa It lighting ceremonies at the end smoke spread out over the city Friday was reported In the A ir strikes arlthln 10 m iles s e e d l e s s g r a p e s ...... ,Ib. 2 9 e prepctelng lunch ■when her hus­ next day it turned up several violation. man of Friday’s repatriation. crashed far out at sea. of each session in which Camp this morning as fire continued Negroes, KKK Poised northernmost provlnees which of Red China do not. In fact CANTALOUPES ...... each band attacked her ■with a Jack­ miles away In a field near the "It is apparently Just not Although a mlUtary spokes­ Lee was dead on arrival at to burn In a petroleum products long have been menaced by con­ "pose any threat" to that na­ knife. .She fled the house and Spirits were selected to return Cherokee County line. equipped to handle a project of man said no special elgnifieanoe CALIFORNIA LETTUCE ...... head 2 5 « Robert Green Hospital. stant relnfiltratlon and a toroe tion, are not intended to and ran to her neighbors, Mrs. for one week on full scholar­ "The thing Is,” Willard ex­ storage depot. this size.” could be ettaobed to the number CUKES ...... 5 fo r 2 9 ^ Both officers were beaten and to some 86,000 North Viet' "we believe that Peking knows Frank Kehmna of 150 North- ship in 1966. plained, "the car had no motor About 200 firem en fought the But Jordanian officials com­ For Rights Rallies of missions Friday it was avi- FANCY NAUVE TOMATOES...... lb. 2 9 t or transmission.” kicked betom the wounded blase, which broke out shortly namese regulars In the Imtnedl- the United States does not seek v ie w D r. ‘ They were selected by fel­ plained that the names of those dent an aU-out campaign' has KOSHER DILL SPEARS ...... qt. 29 ^ W eaver t o u ^ t His w ay to the after l :S0 a.m . at a loading BA’FON ROUGE, La. (AP) — An almost solid waU of mili­ a te area. to widen the war in Vletnanv'^ Hearing cries of "Help me, low campers and staff mem­ eligible to cross had been turned been ordered against North patrol car and got the shotgun. ramp for oU tank trucks at the Negroes and Ku Klux Klimamen tary and poUce might surround­ Paratroopers to the U.S. lOlst —Four of his top generus COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! someone please help me,” Mrs. bers because they contributed Police quoted Weaver as saying In by Israel only Thursday—too Vietnamese supply channels. AlrbonM Division fought three Calm Company depot on Notre late to organize the refugees ef­ poised for raUles tonlghtQwlth ed the 90 nuurchlng Negroes Fri­ think that what he called tie e Also Cmnplete Line of SEALTEST Dairy Products o Kehmna discovered the woman a spirit cf friendliness, good he fired once with the shotgun The ground war remained pitched battles In the rugged Dame Stree East In Montreal’s ficien tly. the governor warning that If day as they passed through hoe- charge that the war la a stale­ on the lawn and called state po­ sportsmanship, and a pleasant after Lee began shooting with generaUy quiet as It has tor al­ terrain to Quang Tin provinoe. E ast End. Most of the first refugees rioting starts "there wiU be a tUe Ku Klux Klan country, mate "Is nothing more than lice at 2:28 p.m. attitude while at camp. the pistol, one of two the attack­ most two months but scattered In one rooting a determined Red The flames spread to nearby were women, children and bent few people klUed real quick” to Jeered by clusters of whites. Mrs. Utrloo’e husband, who Area campers selected as ers took from the police offi­ and frequently eharp eUrmlehei (See Page Twelve) gasoline storage thanks, setting old men In long robes. This led stop It. The bristling procession came platoon from bunkers. ran from the house after his Camp Spirits were: Holly Mat­ cers. ranged up and down South Viet­ P F D A off a series of explosions. the secretary of Jordan’s refu­ Gov. John J. MoKelthen said undSr an egg barrage in Den­ wife, collapsed on his front thews of Coventry and Wayne L ee’s body w as found som e 60 nam. The known easualtiee I PRODUCE!” It was reported a million gal­ gee committee. Brig. Abdullah National Guardsmen "wUl be ham Springs and State PoUce lawn. He was unconscious when Knight of Tolland at the July yards from the scene of the from reported actions were nine lons of gasoline were feeing Rafee, to comment: "It seems supplied with Uve ammunition if MaJ. Tom Bradley said a 276 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER o 64S-6S84 28 session; Ellen Simmons of shooting. A pistol was tound un- the fire through an open valve the Israelis have selected only We have a riot, or looting or charge of dynamite was found Americana dead and 99 wound­ Coventry and Terry Jedrzlew- derneaUi the body, four spent A Tiger hy the Tail in a three-inch main. Tlie heat the very young and very old and bmnlng, and wiU be instructed beneath a bridge on U.S. 190. ed vdiUe the Communist forces shells In the cylinder. skl of Tolland af the Aug. 4 sea­ prevented firemen from reach­ have taken no chances on let­ to shoot quick.” suffered 166 dead from infantry, Pifilce searched for a seeond "Denham Springs would have son; and Brent Carlson of Cov­ ing the valve to close It and stop ting young men return yet.” Rival weekend rallies, on op­ air, artillery end heUcopter fire­ Negro man who fled the scene been a slaughter pen had the entry at the Aug. 11 session. the gasoline flow. RMand Troyon, a Red Cross posite sides of this capital city power, the U.8. Command eald. with Jakeman’s pistol. It was governor not caUed out the Na­ Man Solves Giveaway Among those area campers Cause of the blaze was not official, said it would take six of some 160,000, climax a racial The air armada hurled at the not known if he was wounded. tional Guard,” said Negro lead­ selected to represent the 4-H’s known. months to complete the repat­ situation arising from a long North mostly hit targets from ■ Weaver was shot in the thigh. er A. Z. Young. Two Infantry within the honor circle were: Heat from the blase was no­ riation at the present rate. But clvU rights march by a group of Hanoi south tp the demilitarised SUPERIOR STRUCTURAL STRENGTH Both oCficwB. suffers^ head inju­ battalions—660 men—backed up Susan Buscaglia and Susan ticeable five blocks away and the Red Cross hopes to step up Bogalusa, La., Negroes. The sons but some flights wrat Into But Hasn’t Collected HOMASOTE COMBINED WITH INSULATION ries. PoUce' Rioted mtnesses as 176 state poUce in the massive MacNeil, both of Coventry, and black smoke spread over the the flow of refugees to 4,000 a Negroes resume the march to­ show of strength as the columns the "Iron Trtange” to defenses PITTSBUROH, Pa. (AP) — size to a dime. Underneath a saying aome six or eight men around the Red capital and Its Deborah Allard of Vernon on AND SOUND DEADENING city. ’Ihe glow of the flames was day next week. day where they left off moved through Livingston Par- John Turnpeon started out the gray film over each circle la a July 28; Brenda London of Ver­ (flee Page Twelve) visible several miles away. Friday—at the Baton Rouge dty sister port city to Hai^iong. In­ picture to e tiger head or talL (Bee Fege Twrive) ■ummer driving a cab to earn a non, Karen Person of Andover, .lim its. (6oo Fage Twilve) truder Jets from earriers Scratching oft U oonsecutive and James Jedriewskl of Tol­ little money and wound up with tails or throe etraigtat beads oen land on Aug. 4; Brenda London a tiger by the tail. w in $0, $28 o r $60, depending on and Frank Nlederwerfer Jr., Tumpaon said Friday he’s the value to the card. both of Vernon on Aug. 11. Demonstration Held cracked a gas stotion giveaway Tumpson says after be fig­ game, but can’t get paid tor ured out e system, be warned cards he says are worth $30,000. the company he could cripple Etsso stations In Pittsburgh the contest He offered to make Wood Fibre, CWPNBOBAMSI have stopped their giveaway a deal, hut without success, he^ which had customers scratching says. Tunqwon says he has not FAIRMONT, W. Va. (AP) - But why the pickets In front of little cards to uncover tiger collected any money from the INSULATING BUILDING HomMoto Is a manypurpoM building matarial that is bemonetrators advocating the marriage license bureau? Idaal fbr modamixation and rapairs— at wall at fbr naw heads and tails. firm . "biztoielor power” and "better "We Just felt they are too free Esso’s parent firm, Humble ‘‘Well, we have a Mg family,” 1964 construeUbn. Nbt to b# confuaad with othar insulating dead than wed” paraded in Cushion yourself BOARD board, Homasbto it a hM-dansily wbbd-flbra, strong in Issuing these UcensM,” eald Oil and Refining Oo„ said says Tumpaon, "and we’vo got board that contains 3 3% to 56% mors matarial. It (rdnt to the Mqrton County Lemley, a confirmed 26-year-old Turnpeon had nothing to do with everybody ejecting them— for your busy days for interior and Exterior use offars auparior insulation with outstanding raslstanca to oourthousc. go-lt-aloner. "TtMy give them to the hiatt In the gam e. family, friends, fret brothers, THUHDERBIRD moistura absorption and air flltrstion. Tbeir taiget wee the marriage anybody, you know. Meanwhile, law student ca b b ies.” ShoM for on tht back

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■ fi PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Sa t u r d a y , a u g u s t • 19, i 967 PAGE Ky Bars Vote Delay Sheinwold on Bridge Style Show Set Silt-Covered Fairbanks Almbnd-McMullen H a z y Sm o g uman THE BIDDING By GOP Women Lifts from TO CHOOSE PLAY West ittAer Business Bodies Revealed as Water Drops - r The Manchester Republican Land, Not G>mmimism, Miss Kathleen Donna McMul­ Both sides vulnerable Women’s Club will sponsor a len of Manchester au.i David By AliFBBl) SHBINWOIiD FAIRBANKS, Alarica (AP) — shelter the town’s 600 residents NORTH Ion* Treasurer Fall Fashion Show Oct. 4 at Lawrence Almond of Vernon Manhattan the businesbes themselves pay The floodwaters of the Chena if the river spills into the town. Seen Viet W a r Issue The opponents don’t bid for # K 8 8 p.m. at the Manchester Coun­ were united in marriage last Donald R..Broiwn of Wethers­ for the hookiip to headquar­ R iver eased their hold on Fair­ With the onslaught of a long SAIGON, (AP) — Vice presi­ Dan said the military ticket of NEW YO R K (A P ) — The hasy your benefit, but sometimes 2 field has ibeen elected treasurer try Club, It was announced night at Concordia Lutheran ters. banks today, revealing inch- and freezing subarctic winter dential candidate Phan Quant: Chief of State Nguyen Van 0 AQ874 Wednesday night at a meeting Church. envelop of smog that choked they can’t help giving you and member of the Board of Captain McCaughey said all by-inch a city coated with sticky rapidly approaching, a few o< Dan said today land reform Is Thieu for president said Premier much of the Eastern Seaboard vital Information. If you pre- 4 AQ1063 D irecton o f the Iona M fg. Co. at the home of Mrs. Henry E. The bride Is the daughter of banks in town are equipped brown silt and debris. the some 16,000 persons driven the Issue of the Vietnam war, Nguyen Cao Ky for vice presi­ WEST EAST Sinnamon of 20 N. Lakewood Mrs. Wesley F. McMullen of 2S6 slnce Wednesday is gone for the fer not to use the InformatlOT, It was announced recently by with special alarms against At the same time, the U.8‘ from their homes in Fairbanks not communism. dent, “ Have not got the oppor­ 4AJ10 2 4)3 Circle. Fashions will be furnish­ Summit St. and the late Wes­ most part today and showers they will praise your n^le President William H. Slelth. hold up. They have other pro­ Weather Bureau warned of trickled back to face the messy, "I feel that the peasants are tunity to understand the real C? 1074 QJ986S ed by D and L of the Manches­ ley F. McMullen. The bride­ are eiq;>ected to clean out the character, but they will soil 'The pout o f treasurer was tective .devices, also, as do more possible flooding along the heart-rending job of cleaning flghtint: not because of commu­ problems of the peasants be­ pick up the marbles. 0 10863 O K52 ter Shopping Parkade. The Tres groom is a son of the Rev. and pockets tiiat are left. hold formerly by Slelth hlm- m w ^ other businesses which Tanaha River, threatening up. nism, but because of land,*' Dan cause of their profession. You Opening lead g— Itour of « 15 Chic Beauty Salon will do hair The bad air reached from Al­ ♦ K97 The rapid growth o f the hanife burglaryAleteotlon type small villages across the center “We're triyng to organise told a news conference. The can't blame them.” Mrs. Lawrence E. .^mond of styles. Rsuidolph, Vt., form erly of bany, N .Y. and Connecticut to hearts. SOUTH company in the recent past trippers inside to gtu rd against of Alaska to the west. manpower now to rid the city of peasants “ are not fools," he Dan also ssuggested that the South took the ace of heftrte, Mrs. Robert Brown Is ticket Manchester. the Carolina coast and parts of # Q97654 bresk-lns. A Weather Bureau river fore­ flood debris,’’ said Jack Mur­ added. presidential race be decided in ruffed his low heart in dum­ chairman. Tickets will be mail­ The Rev. Joseph Bourret, pas­ Georgia. It made breathing dif­ <9 AK3 And every so often an alarm cast said the Tanana, which phy, city Civil Defense coordi­ a runoff between the two top m y and led the king of spades ed to club members with the Dan and assembly chairman tor of Concordia Church, per­ ficult and being outdoors un­ 0 J does go o ff at the station. A winds its way westward a safe nator. “ But those who are re­ Phan Khac Suu, running for vote-getters. The election law relying on the normal club's newsletter. Mrs. Philip formed the double-ring cere- pleasant. 8-2 4> 842 light flashes, and a buzzer distance south of Fairbanks, turning to their homes will Just president, form one of the lead­ calls for the man with the most Holway, club president, an- ntony. The Rev. Kenneth T. But the situation did npt real­ breedt badly, and South even­ West North East South rings. Immediately, a car Is dis­ still was rising today as a result have to pick up a shovel and ing clvUleui tickets In the Sept. 3 votes to be elected president. tually lost three trumps and a notmeed that Mrs. Jerome Brett Michnay of Stafford Springs ly approach the danger level, Pass 1 0 2 <9 2 4 patched to the area for a check. of the huge deluge of rain and have at It.” presidentiail election. “ If a president is elected by a is reappointed as editor of the celebrated the Eucharist. The the New York Q ty A ir Pollutldn club. Down one. 3 (? 4.4 AU^Bsss But it has been some time melting snow that hit the region Three deaths were recorded “ Over 80 per cent of the peo­ small percentage it would be a newsletter. Rev. Mr. Almond, form er pas- Control Center said. Declarer deserved his hard since an actual break-in has earlier. within the city during the flood ple in the cities do not own their nationEil disaster,” he said. Mrs. Raymond T. Schaller, A combination of sunshine luok because he falldd to take taken place in one o f the pro­ "Downstream flooding will In­ in the Tanana Valley sotitbeast own houses, landlords follow the The NaUonal Uberatlon Front Methodist Church, membership chairman, an­ and ventilating winds that al- East's bid Into accoimt. East tected places, McCauthey said, crease,” the forecaster said, of here. troops (In the countryside) and (Viet Cong) would be able to delivered the homUy. Norman Diamonds, K - t ^ (Sobs, K-9-7. nounced that plans were being lowed air pollutants to rise and and West were using weak though they have “dry runs” “ and residents near the Tanana The heaviest losses were to collect back rents. Land reform say, ‘We represent the people,” ’ ®^ode .directed the Concordia What do you sigrr made for a membership drive. “spread out in the upper atmos- jump overcalls, so that East often, to keep police in practice, R iver should be warned of flood property, estimated by Mayor is the most crucial problem,” he Dan again called on Thieu and Bouquets of white gdadi- Answer: Bid foim hearts. The Initial kick-off will take phere” accomplished the clean- coidd be relied upon to show just In case. well past record proportions.” H.A. Bducher at between $160 said. K y to step down from their * decorated the church, With 9 points In mgh cards place Sept. 9 at the einnual Ing out job, the Weather Bureau up with a 8-card suit but very Most of the people in Nenana, and 8200 million. 'The exact “ We have plenty of land in posts, kiying the election would bride was given In mar- and excellent distribution, you chicken barbecue siwnsored by said,. little outside strength. If East a Tanana village of about 300 damage total awaits completion this country which can be dis­ be more fair that way. riage by her uncle, Robert F. know that you want the VP AT COLTS the Republican Town (k>mmit- Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller had the ace of spades he would Bruno C. Czech of Bird Hill persons 60 miles west of Fair­ of a survey started Wednesday tributed to the people. Some “ We want the generals to get Yurek of Silver Springs, Md. contract to be four hearts apd i i tee at Cas^ Field, Highland and city officials lifted their have no side kings, for with an Dr., South Windsor, has been banks, were evacuated Tues­ by teams of Army Engineers. people think this is Communist. out of the army before entering wore a flqor-length gown nothing else. Jump right to. lt Park. smog “watch” before noon Fri- ace and a king outside of a elected vice president, person­ day. To Hell with them.” politics. Otherwise the army ®dk linen, 'designed with ...... ij tn order to avoid any kind at day. nel relations with Colt’s Fire-, The Alaska disaster office in Dan said that if a good land will destroy politics and politics empire bodice accented with misunders^ndlng. just one heart rather than two arms Division of Colt Indus­ Anchorage said plans were More Bond*. Sold reform program were set up, will destroy the army. Venlse lace and matching Ven- Copyright i m Sacred Isle • Dan added, “ We should not 1®* luce coat With KabuM hearts. tries. He will be responsible for being made to evacuate a hospi­ NEW YORK—American gov­ the tide of the war would General Features Carp. Iona Is Scotlamd’s sacred Isle. expect a 100 per cent honest peeves. Her elbow-length bouf- Leads Tmnip the firm ’s complete personnel tal If necessary In the town of ernments and corporations of­ change very quickly. On this three-mile-long Island of election. We don’t have it any- #uut veil of Illusion was ar- OldslSamed Armed with this information relations program, including la­ Tanana, near where the Tanana fered the public more than |46 rock and heather Is the “ grave­ where In the world, not even In ranged from a pillbox hat of South should lead a low spade bor relations, professional and River joins the Yukon River far­ billion In securittes in 1988, com­ yard of kings,” In which Mac­ the United States.” Venlse lace, and she carried a at the second trick. I f dum- SEC Approvies ther west. pared MTlth $40.1 In 1968. Of the A ir Force ^ Donald R. Rrown beth is buried among 60 mon- Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said l^ouquet of daisies, roses and Imy’s king loses to East’s ace A spokesman said disaster of­ total, corporate financing ac­ in Saigon today that the election Ivy. *' A South can later win finesses In Utility Merger archs of Scotland, Ireland and ficials believe there Is enough though, the quadrupling of Norway. counted for 818.07 billion, uj> 18 would not be postponed, al- Mrs. H. Winton Thom as' Jr. School Boss both diamonds and clubs. When plant capacity, has led him to high ground around Tanana to per cent from 1986. WASHINGTON (AP) — The though several civilian candl- Vemon was matron of honor. the king of spades actually „ ^ \reUnquirii the post, Slelth said. SAIGON (A P ) — U.S. A ir wins the second trick, declarer U.S. SecuriUes - and Exchange Children Under 12 Free! dates favored postponement, an Bridesmaids were Miss Priscil­ \Betfore joining Iona, Broiwn la Almond of Randolph, sister Force Col. Robin Olds, Is leav- cashes the ace of diamonds. Commission issu ^ an order idea suggested by Sen. Jacob was a branch manager of the Peter Fonda of the bridegroom; and Miss Ing soon for reassignment as ruffg a diamond, and then ruffs Friday granting Northeaat Utll- Javits, R-N.Y. The civilian can­ Conn^tlcut Bank and Trust Susan Strasberg, In Susan Scott of Manchester, Commandant of Cadets-at the his low heart in dummy. itles permission to proceed with didates lost 10 days of cam­ Oo. He joined the bank in 1982 paigning time in a furor over A cousin of the bride. Rebecca Air Force Academy at Colorado Declarer ruffs another dla- Its acquisition of the Hol3roke Here's a real and foUbwing completion of a Joseph Haisch dBte in front o f the machine which he Invented and which pult him Into buM- mixup involving their campaign Bourret of Manchester .-was Springa, Colo., the A ir Force an- mond, and the king falls. Now (Mass.) Water Power Company. 'T H E TRIP" training - program, was ad­ nesB in 1981. He lb owner land operator of Carbon Products, Inc., 218 Hfeuttoird Rd., which tour plane. flower girl. ^ nounced today. South leads a trump, since he Northeast Utilltles is a hold­ fasfy tafeb! Ipswich Fried Clam vanced to tbe Loan Analysis employs 11 persons and makes carbon brushes tor blenders and electric knivee tor such -Also- They charged that the govern­ The adult attendants and Olds, a 44-year-old form er can afford to lose three trump ing company whose principle and Credit Departm^it. H e be- companies as Remington, W yco Ignition, and Fordttibin saectitc Co. The machine ettwiwn Woody Allen, in ment of K y and Chief of State flower girl were dresaed alike football star at the U.S. IfiHtary tricks. operating subsidiaries are the jgan his tMuineto career with aids In assembly of the oaihon brushes, and six such machines are used in the plant, Hhsch Platter or Deep Sep Nguyen Van Thieu was trying to In floor-length gowns of avocado Academy, at West Point is the When West returns a club Connecticut Light/' and Power “What’S Up Tiger Lily?” the HamUton Sto^ard Divi­ said. He also has patents pending on several other Items he has invented, he said. (Herald sabotage their campaign. The linen, fashioned with empire leading M IG killer of the war. South wins In diunmy wlUi the Company, the Hartford Electric sion of United Aircraft in Per­ photo by Pinto.) military slate of Thieu for presi­ waists trimmed with Venlse VaXat. photo jjg jg credited with downing ace at clubs, discards a club Light Company and the West- Scallop Platter... dent and Ky for vice president lace and KabuM sleeves bor­ MRS. DAVID LAWRENCE ALMOND four MIGs in aerial combat over on the queen of diamonds em Massachusetts Electric sonnel Management. Broiwn is a gradhiite of is expected to win the election. dered In Venlse lace. They wore North Vietnam. One more Mil while West follows suit and Company, TOWN SALES INCREASE the second quarter, sales were Moosup O ffice as an officer’s Brown University and seived matching head bows with circu- -t t would make him the first ace of then discards his last club on The SEC order gave the green Manchester continues to out­ 810,336,741, up from 88,774,328 Of assIMant. H e and his fam ily Served with Cole Slaw, French Fries, with the UB. Army tor ^two PHYSICIAN APPOINTED lar face veils, and they carried f C T t t O T t the Vietnam War. dummy’s last diamond. West light for the holding company pace the state in retail sales, the comparative period. live in Andover. MEADOWS-.-" years. He ourrentiy reside anc: registered somewhat above HKD SPCin HI Hi Hurih HARTFORD (AP) — A North Mssing .balls of yellow and Olds commands the 8th TacU- gets fiiree spades, but nothing to proceed with a planned share . Net Income for the twenty- Roll and Butter.. . Haven physician was named white daisies. cal Fighter Wing at Ubon Air* else. exchange offer. with his wife and two chUT tho state average for the first six week period totaled 8400,192 Miss Doreen DeOormier, WPhat in Hell can stop ub! compared with 8871,674 report­ Friday to be the medical direc­ Jonathan Almond of Dela­ Base in Thallandi Dally Question Stockholders of Holyoke Wa- dren ait 15 Oakdale St. in quarter of 1967. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. they fought, .they froze N e w Pupils Should Register ed tor the same period last (Available at Parkade store only) tor for the State Welfare De­ ware, Ohio, served as his broth­ A native of Honolulu, Hawaii, Partner -opens with 1 N T ter Power Co. will be offered Wethersfield. According to Harold Gaboury, George DeCormler of 379 Por­ they cursed.. .in color Bruno C. Csech year. Earnings computed on ter St., recently won 8100 and partment. er’s best man. Ushers were Olde now lists his home as (if to 18 points) and the next 2.26 shares of Northeast Utili- chairman of the Manchester "THE WAY WEST" Dr. Orvan W. Hess, a gyneco­ Stephen Almond of Randolph, BUSINESSES PROTECTED 876,100 shares outstanding a tote bag of cosmetics In a Before School, Official Says Washlngton, D.C. He Is married player passes. You hrid: ties stock for each share of hourly employment, compensa­ Chamber of Commerce Retail Kirk Douglas logist and obstetrician affiliated brother of the bridegroom; The thieves and break-in art­ amounted to 8-48 per share, ver­ contest sponsored by Hair Robert Mitchum to former movie actress Ella Spades, 8; Hearts, Q-J-9-8-8-S; Holyoke. tion bbpeflts programs, secur­ Division, sales for this first with Tale Medical School, will James Whitehill of Parssipany, Superintendent of Schools ter to Mr. and Mra. Bruce B ry­ iste in town should beware. sus 8.42. For the second quar­ Trends magazine. Richard Widtnark Raines. ity, safety and employe servic­ quarter in * Manchester totaled succeed the late Dr. Edwin R. ant, 13 Morrison St. Recently, at the Manchester ter, net income rose to 8208,- Also Charles Bronson N.J., Stephen Smith of Vernon Raymond RamsdeU Friday At the Air Force Academy, he es. 825.438.000 as compared to 824,- Connors. and A. Bruce Badger of Mont­ Police Station, a new box was 689 up from 8203,646 In the sim­ James Cbbum In color: urged students who are enter- Discharged Thursday: Mdr- w ill replace Blrg. Gen. Louis T. Czech joined Colt's Firearms 909.000 last year. This is an in- Hess is the immediate past clair, N.J. ilar three months of 1966. Earn­ Tapes Teach in Car < "THe (3REAT ESCAPE” lone Brewster, 98 Ijsglon Dr.; Selth, who will become chief of installed near the dispatch as director. Industrial Rela­ cresise of slightly over two per president of the Connecticut Mrs. McMullen wore a yellow h>g Vemon Schools for the first desk. This box ooiiitains an ad­ ings totaled 8-24 per share, com­ N E W YORK)—Taped lessmis Children under 12 free! Christine Binhelmer, Tolland; staff of the 7th A ir Force In tions, in 1964, after leaving the cent for Manchester. The state silk shantung dress with match- time this year to register be­ pared with 8.23 per share In the GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND Medical Society. Gregory Fontaine, 11 Orchard Vietnam. ditional 14 hookups, directly registered an increase of only have been developed to permit Inetmatlonal Latex Corp., Do­ earlier period. ing accessories. The bride- ,ore school opens In September, St.; Mrs. Kathy Smith and Selth, 46, a native of Quincy, from a place of business to the ver, DeL, where he had served 1.15 per cent. the auto ^ be pree^ted. HOBEirr IKXT »TECHNl(»L01t* 1!|] SAVE’412 the University of Hartford. He Students e n t e ^ grades six ’ l l is director of mtttlc at Con- through eight should register at Wed., Aug. 28—Julie Andresra in "H AW AII” "SOME DEAD BEARS' cordia Church. the Vemon Center Junior High THERTREEAST school. , EAMBMimi PAOMtl. M t-M M DANCING— 8 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT HAT PLANT REOPENING New high school students O PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The should reglirter at Rockville ACRES OF FREE PARKING Now Open! Danbury, Conn., plant of the High School on Loveland Hill COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED John P. Stetson Co. w ill be re­ Rd. Freshmen may register at o HiCT.n O V E R !-2nd SMASH W E EK ! O O O ! Sykes School on Park St. ALUMINUM opened, the hat manufacturer announced Friday. Bolaiid Berman Elected PAULS LIQUOR SHOPPE The plant Is scheduled to re­ Roland Berman has been DANCE TO FAMOUS NAME BANDS sume operations this f«dl ais a elected president of the Maple 694 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER “ planned back shop operation.’’ Grove (Jlub. Other officers In­ for slslng, forming and dyeing clude Louis Gleim, vice presi­ SIDING fur felt hat bodies. The hats dent; R o g e r‘-Burke, recording Featuring: All Popular Brands of w ill continue to be finished in secretary; Robert Lusa, finan­ Boars, Wines, and Whiskey; also an G Alcoa G ReynoMt G Kaiser PAGANI’S ■ cial secretary; Charles Ctebler, the Philadelphia plant. The 170 employes now In the treasurer; Carl Liebe, chairman O Exotic Array of Exquisite Fine Wines Philadelphia back shop are be­ of the house committee; and E l­ .. .Come and see Manchester's NEW­ ing given the option to transfer mer Friedercb, park commis­ i Finoft MaforiaU NEW CRYSTAL LAKES sioner. to the Danbury plant. Stetson EST and MOST ELEGANTLY DECO- Presldm t Wentworth P. John­ Trustees are Warren Hlrth, son' said. Edward Noack, and Roland Valerie Dishiaw, in front of a rhek of glris’ clothing in her Folse ‘N’ Ivy Shoppe on RATED LiqWOR SHOP! I Reliable Senrieo The company makes Stetson, Roy. R t S3 In Vemon. The ehc^ spedallzee in clothing tor toe pi«-teen, the teen and junior BALLROOM ■ Mallory, Lee and Disney hats. Rockville Hospital Notea glri. It lb the ohly shop in ithto area whlOh caters excluaively to toe teen-age girl. Mrs. I Direct Factory V M tin g hours are 12:80 to 8 Dishaw the word Ivy in the name refers to young girls “when they get the Mch to pjn. in all areas eoccept ma- 'Teofanlooloiv- Paul W. Zepke • Legal BeveragM shop.” (Heriald photo by PWto.) DANCING tomlity wtiere they are 2 to 4 -L. Purohaslng Every Fri. NIte 9 to 1 a Delloioaa Food and 8:80 to 8 p.m. Mattam Dully 2tOO—Evenings 7:00*0:06 Monday night at 7:30 In the permittee. .. ; Aitaniteed Thursday: Louis E] Saturday - Sunday Tolland Parish Center. LsFlante, 87 Union St.; Lucy 2d)0-S:45-6:80-7tS0-9:t6 The ToUand Fire Department i-M SAeT Msmosa tXIT TO • Helps cut cost of heat and W oody wgMis mwT T9MM tm t-im and LlUian Neff, 121H Or­ AuxiUary wlU meet at 8 Mon­ chard St. ; Lee Buoooo, 22 DIs- day in the Leonards Comer air conditioning: hi your s ««a ri MMOssiouM •a.T. TIM* N EX T ' O Formal Agreement Queried Hormon oovery Rd.; Leon Heratg, El­ Sldav Pettier—Rod Stleger Firehouse. home. Insulates fai whiter, Anguat 26 lington. "IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT* Robert Varney Strout, son of cooler in summer. Birth Thursday: A daugh- E E In Controversy on Sewers Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Strout The existence of a formal land at the regular meeting of of 67 Grandview Rd. wiU enter • Fire and weather resistant. I M I M ’IMIEI agreement to provide Vemon the Planning and Zoning (3om- toe freshman class of Bates m'sm'SfFi • Eliminates maintenance and Duko Liolwl ESESEiE lldaLLLIwLLd sewer facilities for Industries in miasion, to explain his report on CoUege In Lewiston, Maine this r TbUand’s Industrial Park has the 50 home Wayne Manor sub­ September. unson^s LIFEnUE QUARARTEE repair problems. EHingtoii Hcrnipton been questioned in the contro­ division. This meeting wiU be A June graduate of Ellington High School, be was a member 14 Novetuber 8 versy over granting sewers to rescheduled. I N W R IT IN G N « g B B l X the Kingfisher Co. Sewer U ne of tbe AU-Oonference Soccer MATD WOT m ttllVID Team and Varsity BasketbaU Candy Kitchen FROM THE MANUFACTURER No records of such an agree­ The present sewer llite ends Now you con sovo as nover Team. He was BasebaU Team Where QoaUty Candy 1$ Made Freeh DaUy ROUTE. 80—ELUNOTON, CONN. MATS. « l i . SAT. A DIM.-tNI ment between the city of Rock­ at the Burroughs plant, ac­ KVIB. 7 :f« A t:B AF« ci^itain, and president of the bofore on the finest qual­ ville and either Burroughs Corp. cording to the map of toe In­ AAT. tVK. AtMfIV. M A ft. 7A Senior Class. Chnoae From Over 2A0 Varletiea or the town of ToUand, coul^ be dustrial Park. A sewer line ity Aluminum Siding. Our NOW OPEN right-of-way continues through H e received letters In aU the found In the ThUand Town Hall sports he played and was elect­ Good and tasty . . . Yfwehouses are bulging yesterday. the Burrough’s property to tbe Hurryl Thb offer wM not bo repeerted abutting property which the ed to the National Honor So­ Reports have Indicated Tol­ MUNSON’S with overstocked colors town has agreed to sell to King­ ciety. Yfhen these are gone. Don't miss this and L land officials believe RockviUe Prom ^v^edBn...A totally new concept oiM our winter prices are onco in a lifetinw opportunity. agreed "to provide sewer ser­ fisher. CRYSTALLIZED BON BONS EASTHmfORD Church Notes Bvenliig Her­ in artistic motion pictures for adultsl vices '-to future concerns mov­ DefiekNia cream wM ooocMUiiit oentora la » variety now In effect. nmvf-iN -A: Ki ■> The Rev. Donald Ifiller will ald ToOaiii correspoadeat, ing into the Tolland industrial o f flavora and oMoia. T ry aome aoon. speak on the Presence of Bette QiM^rale. tel. 878-2845. s NO DOWN PAYMENT a LOW BANK TERMS O IT E K a AWARD W04NER1 ' park. These reports remain bn-' Mine Enemies” at the 9:80 a.m. confirmlned, as local efficlaU services of the United Congre­ This la Jnat one of the many valnea conHT"»s to stay out of the con­ IliOIOUnLY gational Church tomorrow. QBMHMIKr troversy being waged In Vemon. The Vemon Board of Repre­ The Bonetln Board sentatives is scheduled to act The V.F.W. Auxiliary will Oorporatkii KARAT iiold a cake auction In conjimc- Tar V V ’ - ' on the proposal to grant use of Home Improvement Division I the sewerllries to* Mngfisher at tlon With the V.F.W. FamUy FAIRWAY. Its meeting Monday night. Picnic tomorrow from raron to X-PLUS SCHOOL 6 p.m. at the K-D Day Camp r/R^'-T E n glish Icufiguage versio n ■town englnse*' Richard Lom­ Office and Showroom Open Every Dny haclndlng Snndny—9 AJM. to 10 WM. 4 M M A IN ST bardi and Filtration Plant 8u- on-Rt 74. ‘ilie cake auction will lUft CONDiriONl D MANCHESTER E venings mmmM t perlntondent Charles Pltkat will benefit the cancer fund. koihstorataro Except Sun. m m GouM GET IN SHAPE— U A M I SELF DEFENSE ‘ submit reporte, on the capacity The Plarmlng and - Zoning ROUTE 6, lOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 986 BURNSIQE AYE. EAST HARTFORD PLUS— Commission will meet at 8 Mon­ a t 7 :00-9 :05 («'>^ B U R N S I D E “ntatMMc Voyose” WEIGHT UPTING ! of Vernon’s plant and the sewer k o|MM overy I lines Into which the Kingfisher day nlg^t in the Town Hall. OPEN DAILY OMl SUNDAY HI 8:30 P.M. Sun. Continnona The Executive Board 7778 EASl W m SOK CALL RIU NEVINS— 649-4225 > plant will connect. 1 ^ iMiiiyf ■ Lombard! bad been scheduled Matthew’s Oonfratemity of Oaody Also Avallabls For Ytad Balalng I to appear Monday night In Tol- Christian Doctrine wUl meet ‘ " ■ '

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 PAGE ITYB tA o m w o m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967

wras running out on a Job not even be­ My Window on the World Area Churches gun in order to accept a soft post with Connecticut tee Ford Foundation. . By Rev. Clifford O. Simpson Union Oongregational Chureh Eastminster United Vernon Metiiodist Choroli Trinity Cevenairt Oliireh CIrardi ot the AaeomptloB Etifttiiis iferaUi “Angered” and “irate” and “disturb­ Booth Methodist Church B ookvine Presbyterian Fellowship B t. 99 ' Yanked Backmataek St. near Keeney St. Adams St. and Thompson Bd. LONDON—Early, this morning serving London, and continu­ ed" were words applied to tee private Bev. J- Manley Shaw, D.D. Bev. Paul J. Bowman, Mtalster George E. Slye School B ev. M orton A . M agee Bev. Fraaoia J. Mlhalek Pastor I taaned out of our window to ing to do something “ useful” ta me. reactions of another municipal execu-- Bjr A .H .O . 9:80 a.m!, Morning Worship. Bev. Lyman D. Beed, Kingston Dr. off Oak St. Paator Bev. Bldiard W. Dopee gm t another dear, crisp day. these later years of her life. East Hartforif 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. five. Mayor Hugh J. Addonlzio of the Rev. Carroll Adame, director of AsdstaSt Mtalster The last thing we reporters Bev. SriieBt J. Ooppa' Aeeodate Pastor lere at the EngUsh Speaking To refresh our memories, we Rev. Gordon 8. Bates, Child care. Sermon by the pas­ recreation, Y.M.C.A. New Hav­ city o f Newrark, wrhen he heard that heard of the proposals to have Bev. Gary S. Oomell Union the British flag and ’’Old have again joined the throngs M inister en, speaker. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ tor. Story hour for children. 1. la u Mayor Lindsay of New York was out the 1967 eesaion' o t the General Maeaee at 7, 8, 8:10, 10:30 Aasodato Pastor Glory” fly side by side. I watch­ of sightseers at Westminster Ab­ mon: “Taking Things for Grant- touring Newark’s riot-struck sections Assembly do aomething hand­ and 11:40 a.m. ed a .lon d y pigeostman walked his palace seems to be more pop­ 142 G rove St. First Congregational Church la A dfiBce in his capacity as vice chairman of cratic supporters of some such 11 a.m., Sunday church serv­ ular than ever even though it Assistant Pastor O ne Y e a r __ Aealstaiit Pastor Historical Process.” Nursery route looking like an ordinary Bev. Willard E. Oonklta, Pastor o f Vernon President Johnson’s Advisory Commit­ move had, apparently after ice, {Sunday School, and Nur­ has been found necessary to consultation wltti their own high for babies, 2 and 8-year-olds at business man, for he wore no Bev. John A. Lacey, ffcj'sasi.i- tee on\ Civil Disorders. sery. move the guards from their ac­ Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:80 and One IBamii .. leadership, thrown the ball to Masses at 6:40, 7:45, 9, 10:15 service. uniform. Only his mall pouch 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship M inister 11:45 a.m . We aite willing to write all such tm- ^ e subject of the leeeon-ser- and 11:80 a.m. Tuesday. 6 a.m.. Men’s adult Identified him. He passed a dis­ customed place outside the and Nursery. Sermon: “Why Bev. Betsy F. Reed the Republioui side of the mon is "Mind” ; the Golden gates because they have been so pleasantness off to sun spots, with one study class. couraged-looking pute-cart EvU ?” Minister of Christian Education Vernon Methodist Chnrdi The House of Representatives. Text, from 2 ’Timothy, 1:7: parked next to an elegant RoUs h ^ s e d by tourista. We artv- to tbe a n ot rennWIntlnM o f all aeva dle- additional comment. If, the supposed gambit ran, St. Bridget Chnrdi 0:80 a.m.. Fair workshop. Monday, 7:10 p.m.. Prayer R t. SO patrtM creditad to it or aot othanrUe oradlt- "God hath not given us the ed there too late to see much of 9:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. VTten grpwm men, trained to be cap­ Repuhllcana woidd gather at Bev. John J. Debmey, Pastor R oyce and discussion time. Rev. Morton A. Magee od In thU paper aad alao the local bmib pub- eplrit of fear; but of power, and Calvary Church Tlie tempo of life increased as the ceremony except for The Rev. Mr. Lacey preaching. tains and ' rulers of cities, thus find least 20 of teelr members and ^ Bev. Bobert J. Keen glimpses of the bright red uni­ A ll rim e o l repuMloaWnn of fiMOlal dla- of love, and of a sound mind.” (AaaembUea of God) trucks and bicydes rolled by. Taloottville Congregational 10:80 a.m., Coffee Hour in patotiae lierein are alao rtaervad. themselves so acutely emotionally dis­ proclaim them ready to go tor Bev. Dennis B. Hussey forms and towering black hats. 9:30 a.m.. Worship service Wednesday, 8 p.m„ Testi­ 047 E . M iddle Tpke. One of the cyclists flung tee Church Fellowship Hall. The board of a salary increase, . teen the Instead, we enjoyed watching and child care. Sermon by tee The R e n ^ PilntlnK Omhpany. Inc., aa- turbed over the behavior of their fel­ mony meeting. Bev. Kenneth L. Gustafson momtag paper toward a door­ Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Pastor finance Is In charge of the cof­ aumea no flaanoial reeponalbUUy for typo- Democrats would omiquer their Masses at 7,-8, 9:10, 10:80 ta the crowds, the boys clinging Rev. Charles Johnson of WUli- lows, what is really strange about hav­ The public is welcome at the P astor way. In mid-flight the paper bil­ fee hour. gnuptrioal errors appaarlns in adyerdaements the church. 0:15,10:80 and 12:00 precariously to the Iron railings mantic. Story hour for children. and otlier readlnc matter in The llandieater ing irratkmal violence erupt among peo­ own natural baahfulness in the R eading R oom , located at 749 lowed like a small sail, came 10 a.m .. W orship Service. Byenlnr Hendd. in tee auditoriuntf and sjpsdl children' astride their ple who really have things to be anger­ realm of tee money grab, and Mata St., whl^ la open Mon­ Sermon: “ Seeing the Wagons.” 9:40 a.m,, Sunday School. apart, and fluttered to a dis­ father’s shoulders .wonderihg Unitarian Meeting House St. John’s Eplseiqial Church 9>ill aeryice client ot N. E. A. Berylce. Inc. Join a noble bl-paitiaan effort day through Saturday, except­ 11 a .m .. W orship. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Finance PnWiehers Repreaentattyee — n ie JuUua ed, irate, chagrined and furious about? graceful landtag to be picked up what It was all about. It some­ 60 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Rt. SO near Hillside Ave., to lead the way onward and up­ ing legal hoUdaye, from ll a.m. St. James* Church com m ittee. Kailieera 8p e(M Aaency — New York. Chl- 7 p.m.. Family Gospel Serv- later by Its disgruntled reader, how seemed Incongruous to hear Rev. Nathaniel D. Lanriat Vernon t'ACD, Detroit and Boaton. w ard. to 8 p.m.; ThUrs^y evening, 7 Msgr. Edward J. Beardbii, ice. Young girls and middle-aged Rev. James L. Grant, Rector The Republicans who under­ to 9. Paator the band play music from Wapptag Community Church H m mlist ATJDrr BDSBAV OF CIRCTILa ' Wednesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer men hurried to their office re- “South Pacific.” We pictured 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, TfOlCONS. took a survey of their 00 mem­ Bev. Eugene F. Torpey Congregational S ervice. sponslblUties. Across tee street Mary Martin staging “I'm as Nursery and Worship Church 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Senator Lnpton’s Proposal bers of the House did not even Center Oongregatliwud Church Bev. John J. 0*Brieu Rev. Roy B. Hntcheon, Minister Saturday, August 19 a woman, on hands and knees, Corny as Kansas Ip August” School. 9:30 a.m.. Holy Communion come close to getting 20 wining United Church of Christ Bev. Vincent J. Flynn state Senator John Lupton’s proposal Chnrdi of Christ began to scrub the steps. A win­ while the guard marched and Sermon. 8 and 0:80 a.m.. Worship that Connecticut consider legislative ses­ to offend the wiabee of their 11 Center St. LydaU and Vernon Sts. dow washer and brass polisher solemnly through the gates in St. Bernard’s Church Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, M asses at 0, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 Service. Sermon by the Rev. sions one day a week the year around, own leadership by having the Eugene Brewer, Mtalster started their work. In a lull ta the age-old pattern. St Bernard’s Ter., Rockville First Evangelical Lutheran No More Blank Checks and 11:30 a.m. Alvin C. Brewer, “Putting except for July and August, while it Republican party assume pub­ M talster tee rush of cars, bikes and On our way back to Berkley Rev. George F. X. Reilly Church Of R ockville The hearings now being conducted by Away Childish Things.” merits consideration along wdth Edl other lic responeibillty for a share of Bev. Kenneth W. Stoere, 9:46 a.m., Bible classes. pedestrians, I examined tee Square we passed a store with P astor Rev. Richard E. Bertram, the Senate Foreign Relations Conunit- proposals for modernisation of the any such money grab. That Re­ Assodate Minister Ooqtoi HaU 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: building opposite, counting 22 a great “Sale” sign whitewash­ Rev. James H. ROyle Pastor tee on the question of the constitutional state’s ancient legislative system, may publican reticence left the bold­ MIsb Antoinette Bierce, 416 Center St. ‘Mtai-Ohristians.” window boxes ablaze wite gera- ed on the window. In the more St. George’s Episcopal Church Rev. Anthony Kusdal legality of oivr present position in Viet­ seem at first glance to be a rather dras­ er among the Democrats hun­ Director of Christian Education 0 p.m., Worship. Sennon: “No niums and petunias. The lull sedate section of Regent Street R t. 44 A , Bolton 0 a.m., Sunday School. nam is, in large measure, a business of tic departure from tee old ways. gry and dlapleased but helpless. 10 a.m ., B reaking bread. Other Gods.’ quickly passed, traffic we had noticed a small card Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar 7, 8, 9:10, 10:30, 11:40 a.m . 10:80 a.m.. The Service. examining the lock on the bam door af­ Such a plan wrauld have its advantages No one, it seemed at the end, 9:80 a.m.. Joint services with 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 7 p.m.. Teachers meeting. creased, the metered parking placed In a shop window In such Mass for stunmer months. Second Congregational Church 7 p.m., Gotpel meeting. ter the horse has already been loosed. as well as its disadvantages. For one wanted to face into the spotlight Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ spaces filled, porters tried fran­ a way that only by stooping 8 and 10:10 a.m.. Holy Eu- at Center Church during August Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer meet- week service. charist. The superficial thing that is discover­ thing, it might help to cut down the vast the very uneympateetic gentle­ tically to hail taxis, and momtag could we read: “We consider Vernon Assembly of God Chureh and for the first Simday ta Sep- tag and Bible reading, had come full-blown to Charles ed by any such examination is that the volum e o f b ills, w hich in the 1907 session men of tee lerees had kept on this a rather special sale.” What Northeast School LET US PRICE tomber. The Rev. C. Ronald Thursday, 7:80 p.m Street St. skill ta understatement! This Is Wesleyan Methodist Church Interseotion of Rts. 30 and 81 very Senators who are now so concern­ approached the 0,000 mark, many of the issue of dollars for legisla­ YOUR NEXT tors ever since that most un­ Wilson of Second Church will meeting on Mata St. London has 10,000 taxis and a great country, full of fascinat­ Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Vernon ed over the Presidential invasion of the them duplicates. It might also help to Members of Troop 1 at Heidelberg Castle. The preach tomorrow. ------Bolton PRESCRIPTION cut down the number of almost useless inhibited of all leglsUtive 6,000 buses as well as an ex­ ing contrasts. Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Rev. Micheltao RIool traditional Congressional authority were Farmer Exchange Student castle is an ivy-covered ruin, portions of which The Salvation Army cellent “imderground.” All days early in each biennial session, days groups, the Rules Committee, themselves guilty of obediently stam­ have been recon^ruoted. Built in the 13th Ontury, St Mary's Episcopal Church 091 M ain S t forms of transportation are very 0:46 a.m., Sunday S/ihool, ARTHUR DRUG when both House and Senate meet had fashioned Its first surprise 9:40 a.m., Sunday School. it is an example of early and late Renaissance ar­ amreh and Park Sts. MaJ. Kenneth Lance Faculty for reasonable. Traffic has doubled Classes for all ages. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. peding through the Senate, without very around noon and adjourn in a hall Greets Scouts in Germany bUl. Vernon chitecture. The castle buildings known as the Bev. George F. Nostrand, Officer ta Charge in the eight years since our last 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. much real examination or discussion, hour, sometimes less than that, until That was not, however, quite B ector visit. Many comers' have black Nursery. the famous Gulf of Tonkin Resolutkm Manchester Girl Scout ’Troop 1 the typical rustic German town Friedrichs-Bau and the Obto-Heinrichs-Bau have the end of the story. As has Tow n Schools Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Prayer the next day. Bev. James W. Bottoms, Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break­ and white markings on the 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. which President Jfdinson has since of Ratiienburg. In this old- elaborate Renaissance facades. been noted In oteer Instances and Bible Study. Under the Lupton plan individual leg­ has written a letter while on the Rev. Stephen M. Frioe streets where traffic is supposed Police Slate 6:30 p.m.. Fast and Prayer. fashioned city there is a clock . where this session faced ques­ fast. taken as his full authority for waging, islators would not introduce bills. All European tour telling of their Bev. Ronald E. Haldeman 0:80 a.m., Sunday School N early Set to stop for pedestrians, but one 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Mbs Kathy O to r^ lo which, when it strikes eleven, tions of principle. It was a ses­ St. Francis of Assisi in 'l^etnam, one of Qie four largest wars bills would be raised by legMative (Classes for all ages). Londoner cautioned us, “Step Wednesday, 7 p.m.. Prayer 678 Ellington R d., 699 Middle IMcA West visit to Germany. This letter has two carved figures drinking sion which did not hesitate to Rigid Patrol in this nation’s history. Senator' Ful- committees. That would eliminate *the ■Wonders of the Universe” 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion. 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting Except for a remedial read­ out but be prepared to run for Service and Bible study. South Windsor was written by Miss Jeanne beer. assuage tee hardships of prin­ will roMiiM Baton brlght himself obediently led the presen- duplication and it would also discourage 10 a.m ., M om tag P rayer. (nursery provided). ing teacher, tee eight teachers your life if traffic doesn't stop. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Crause and Miss Rolane Irish, “Saturday was free for shop­ ciple by slipping a little extra d a t u m wook off tatlon of that 1904 resolution. He did so, numerous minor bills as well as many Nursery provided for pre- 6:10 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. approved by tee Board of Edu­ You can sue afterward but may After Paving P astor members of the troop. ping. That afternoon we were Jehovah’s Witnesses bills teat stand no chance of passage be­ ' Income to the parties being school children ta the VTUlams 6:80 p.m., Prayer Meeting. cation at Tuesday night’s meet­ lose a limb in the meantime!” Bev. John E. RIkteraltls, Sopt. 11 as he himself now confesses, under the “After a pleasant stay in invited to Claudia’s house for A Probe to Orbit the Sun Kingdom Hall cause they represent the whim or de­ asked to honor principle and Building. Sermon by tee Rev. 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ing complete tee faculty require­ We are gradually getting used Assistant Police Chief Ed­ Assistant Paator impression that it was merely a resolu­ Switzerland and a long tiring afternoon tea and. supper at Hartford Tpke. For Information sire of one individual or representative. reform and progress. And al­ John BeU, Shoitlands, Kent, Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song­ m ents at te e elem entary aind to cars coming at us from the mond Dwyer said today that tion dealing with the one specific de­ IS hour train ride, we reached which we had delicious cakes R ockville With a lesser num ber o f bills there^ By DB. I.M. LEVITT, aun and tee planet. Fortunate­ though tee legislators were fi­ England. sters. Junior-senior high schools. wrong direction. We wonder if police will conduct a rigid pa­ Masses at 6:40, 7:40, 9, :10^ CaU 643-0996 our destination, Neunburg, Ger­ and pastries. 10 velopment of a reported attack on would be a lesser number of committee DIRECTOR ly, tee orbital period of Mer­ nally asked to go home without jWednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. Raymond Llszewskl of Rock- England will ever change and and 11:80 a.m. m any. “On Aug. 6, after the usual trol of Sktaner Rd. to enforce Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Group American destroyers by South Vietna­ hesurlngs, one of the back-breaking bur­ The Fels Planetarium cury Is approximately three voting themselves any pension, Communion. Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home ville will teach Earth Science drive on the “right” side of the “We were met at the station routine of packing and rushing traffic laws following a repav­ discussion In the Bible aid mese torpedo boats. Of the Franklin Institute months. Thiis tee sunllit side of or any salary increase when Tliursday, ,7 p.m.. Holy Com­ League. and General Science at tee high road. dens of the General Assembly as it now by Claudia Laffee who lived last to catch trains, we arrived in ing of the road Monday. “Life Everlasting ta Freedom The purpose of the hearings, however, Special orbiting flights around Mercury could be observed they came back next time, or 6 p.m., C!orps Cadet Classes. sch ool. He Is a 1064 graduate o f The “oldest profession in the operates. year in Manchester with the the “student city” of Heidel­ munion. St. Bartholomew’s Dwyer, also head of the traf­ of the Sons of God.” tee sun at distances inside tee twice in the course of a year. any si>ecial expense for teelr D ay. 6:40 p.m.. Senior Songsters. Central Gbnnecticut State C^.l world" still flourishes ta Lon­ is not merely to examine the mistake of There is no question but that legisla­ Beckee family and attended berg. fic authority, urged people to Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Theocratic orbit of tee planet Mercury are If we are concerned solely arduous exertions in the 1967 8 p.m.. Senior Band. lege and has a B.S. degree v i\. don despite the Profumo case. tbe past. tive procedures need streaunlinlng. ’The Manchester High School. Since “Because of our short stay 7 p.m.. Daily, Evening Pray- avoid using the road Monday. ministry school, written re­ being proposed to learn more with tee sun, then launches can session, teelr fine behavior in er. Wednesday, 3:80 p.m.. Sun­ a major ta biology. 'While eating at^an outdoor cafe a It is the obvioiu attempt and concern most objectionable feature to many per­ we had arrived in Neunburg late there we only had time to visit The Public Works Department view: Sermon 20C and 27A. AyReminder! about the sun and the physical be undertaken every three refraining from any such open beam s. He (fid some substitute teach­ we noticed a group of girls with of tile Senators sparking this hearing to sons now is that the legislature meets at night we were unable to get Heidelberg Castle and the Uni­ Church is open daily for will resurface the road from 0:80 p.m.. Service meeting. processes in that part of space months. Mr. Greenwood points grab was not without its re­ Thursday, 6 p.m.. Junior ing ta this area ta 1960, before a similarity in dress and man­ once every two years, except when a into the youth hostel; therefore, versity. One of the most inter­ prayer. curb to curb, Dwyer said, and Theme: “Let them have Good try to make sure that it will be a very dominated by the sun. out it is possible to launch a w ard. Band. spending two years ta tee U.S. ner walking back and forth. As special session is called for a specific we had to spend the night in the esting sights at the castle was one left with a passing man no through traffic wUl be allow- Association.” long time before die Senate ever again S.W. Greenwood, associate probe every three months dur­ Even while the gloom of no North Meiiiodiat Church 7 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. A rm y. OPEN SUN. purpose, ’nils means teat the state’s the Heidelberg Tun, a huge } station mission. ed all. day. hands the White House what amounts professor of mechanical engi­ ing the course of a year. When action on salaries or penstons 7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Meeting another took her place. Later a budget must be calculated for tee up­ “The next day, Aug. 3, three wine cask with a capacity of 800 P arker S t Thomas Dzlcek, Rockville, at­ He said double solid lines in­ F irst Oongregational CSiuroh neering at tee University of four launches have been made, was surface-coating the session, tended WillimanUc State College policewoman confirmed out to a blank check in the field of making coming biennium, the tax structure must of the girls, Jeanne Crause, Jane 66,000 gallons. Bev. Earle B. Custer, Paator dicating no passing for the en­ United Ohnroh of^'Xliriat Manitoba, has developed a fam­ the entire surface (bote tee nice things were being done. where he received b. B.S. ta edu­ suspicion that these were pros­ 8:00 a.m. to 1:00p.m. war without declaring it be reviewed on long-term projections Swanson, and Cheryl Bartel, left “On Aug. 8, we began our two Emanuel Lutheran Church titutes. She said that many of tire length of the road, and a Andover ily of orbits permitting probiitg side turned to tee earth and the They involved, principally, an cation last June. He has pre­ What has ensued, so far, is a business with the hope teat revenues will come for Stuttgart to visit relatives. day boat-train ride to Oslo, Nor­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Cbnrdi and Cheotmit Bto. them come from overseas and safety zone and cross-walks wUl Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr., spacecraft to come close to tee other side) of tee sun may be imaginative use of the natural viously worked ta a super­ ‘foatorina a full line of quality of rather high level, if sometimes heat­ up to estimates. Sometimes they do, The rest of the gang, with Clau­ way, Which started with a quiet mon: “Decisive Moments; en­ Bev. C. Henry Anderson, that they usually belong to “sta- be painted several days later P astor sun and teen return to earth af­ continuously observed from the and praiseworthy obligatimi of / countering death” . Nursery, for P astor market. He will teach Grade 4. Grocorioe Prodaco—Moats—Dairy Produds ed, debate from the legalistic points j;of sometimes they are far below, and in dia as its guide, fanned the city. and relaxing all-day boatride up blea” run by men who take part when the ameslte dries, ter an integral number of years. two probes closest to it. As any legislative body to keep it-, 0-year-olds and younger. Guest William McCarthy, Manches­ recent years they have sometimes been We visited three cathedrals, the the Rhine River from Heidel­ Bev. Eric J. Oottiberg, of their income. It reminded us traffic authority has also 10 a.m .. M orning W orship. view, all as if die Senate, at least, wtus He has been intrigued by tee these swing out towt^ tee self stimulated. Informed, and organist, Donna Sharp. Assistant Pastor ter, hired to teach Grade 0 also far in excess of tee estimates made two oi>en market, ^ d other sights. berg to Colog;ne, Germany. of the movie “Irma LaDouce." approved the erection of two Service to be conducted by Lu­ an Innocent victim of its own good na­ Fiiom Cologne we took a train six-monte orbit, which provides earth’s orbit, tee other two well researched, followed by a received a B.S. ta education and a half years earlier. ‘"That same day we settled We met this poUcewoman as gip,, facing north and cas Moe. Coffee Hour ta Social ture and laziness back in 1904. to Copenhagen, Denmark, where return to tee earth after two probes will move in closer to money clincher vriilch made It Community Baptist Church 8 a.m., Mnrning Suffrages; 0 from WUlimantic State College Room after service. MANCHESTER Thus there has in recent years been in our hostel which was built in we wer^ enjoying a late eve- at the Intersection of Old There are some other questions which we spent the day taking in some orbits which take a year. the sun to take their place. all even more worth while. 580 E . Center St. a.m.. Divine Worship, Nursery ta June. He was a member of Thursday, 9 a.m., Momtag strong sentiment in favor of annual ses­ the reconstructed remains i. of ntag walk ta Hyde Park on our and WUson Lane and are not askable or answerable now of the sights, such as, the world- The sun is an enormously There is a curious alignment In tee first part of tl^s par- Bev. Walter H. Loomis, for Infants, class for pre-school Kappa Delta Pi, an honor so­ Study Group wlU meet at rilllK I/IA’A / / sions, even if tee one in the even-num­ Neunburg Castle. One of the way back to Mayfair. We ask- the painting of no passing and famous Tivoli Gardens. complex body with a diameter of these probes in that tee two la y , the 1967 session authorized M talster to Grade 4. Sermon at bote ciety. 11 - church parking lot to visit Nor- which may, some day, add to the sig­ famous sights of Neunbtug is ed her If tee crowds gathered . : , )v(A:)J M''I I I MA)JI lil M l I- bered years is limited to bonding and of about 860,000 miles and a sur­ safety »n e 11m s on ^te sides Hospital, nificance of the present hearings and its faun clock. At the stroke of “ After another all night train which are close to tee aim and Itself no fewer than 70 study services, by Pastor Anderson, Shirley Mowcl, East Hartford, at “Orator’s Comer” near by budgerary legislation, with the odd- face temperature of about 10,- of the street. The authority has twelve, carved figures come out ride we arrived in Norway on are operating to monitor the projects, with places on the 9:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. "Do This and You Will Live received her B.S. this year ta ever become violent. Some of the present debate. numbered year’s session open to gen­ 000 degrees F. The sun emits also requested that the Public of it and bow before their king. A ug. 10, from where we shall sun lie on a line at right anglM study groups, committees, or. Sermon: “What’s tea Good of R igh t.” elementary education from the speaker’s language had A very St. What kind of watch and patrol, pre­ eral legislative proposisls as well. vast quantities of electromag­ Works Department widen Old ‘"The following day we visited write our next letter.” to tee line Joining the earth and commissions Involved for an es­ the Church.” Nursery through C!cntral Connecticut State Col­ seemed provocative to us as Christian Reformed Ohnroh cisely, were our destroyers engaged in This is not to say teat annual sessions netic and particle radiations. Town R d. fo r about 200 feet tee sun. This alignment is l^ al timated total of 434 legislators.) Grade 4 ta Children’s Building. Zion Evangelical lege. She also studied art. Ifired w e haul listened to the heck­ 001 A v e iy St. when they were reportedly attacked by are tee only answer. ’The Committee for The Interaction of this radiation near the railroad crossing. for communications with ' a This could mean, if the study- Lutfaersn Church to teach Grade 1, she has work­ ling there a few moments be­ South Windsor North Vietnamese torpedo boats? Were Economic Development, a national re­ with tee near vacuum of inter­ They authorized the erection Tales ’of Connecticut minimum of solar interference. posts were distributed strictly United Pentecostal Church (Mlssoiirl Synod) ed three summers at Pratt A fore. Her opinion was that vio­ Rev. James A. Bonnems, search group recently came out with an planetary space makes this a of stop signs at the following M inister they, as has sometimes been alleged, en­ In time it is hoped teat probes on a numerical basis, at least 72 Center St. Gooiicr and Dgh Sts. Whitney Aircraft. lence Is prevented by aUowtag My Name Is extensive review of ways to modernize region of great significance to places: Two signs, east and gaged in support of some South Vietna­ could be launched so teat they two study Jobs for each of tee (Orange Hall) Bev. Walter L. Abel, Mrs. Mary Carison, Coventry, for this kind of safety valve state government and it had much to scientists. Knowledge of this Robert Baker, Pastor west, at Pleasant View Dr. and 9:40 a.m., Sunday School for m ese a ct o f wrar, in w hich ca se the re­ orbit tee sim In circular orbits 213 members of tee Legislature. Interim Pastor was graduated from tee Univer­ where anyone can blow off say about the legislative branch. What interaction must inevitably in­ Sunset Terrace; one sign at ALYCE ported North Vietnamese attack ml|dit Barreled Talent — like artificial planets. At The actual likelihood Is that tee sity o f M assachusetts ta 1940 steam and tee authorities turn all ages. it recommended for the smaller states is fluence tee design of space ve­ about 16,000,000 miles from tee 10 a.m., Sunday School. Worship A B.A. ta economics. She Wilshlre Dr. and Marjorie 11 a.m.. Worship Service. have been Jusdfled, though foolish? division has not been mathe­ 8:40 a.m.. Divine a deaf car on abusive lan­ very much in line with Senator Lup­ hicles of tee future. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Is tee mother of four children Lane; one sign at Marjorie Nursery. By Wesley Gryk Jr. sun, tee probes would rotate at matically equal, but weifl^ed In conducted by the Rev. William guage. She told us that she had What truth is there in the rumor that We have learned more about 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. and will teach Grade 8. Lane and Irene Dr.; two signs 7:80 p.m., Evening Service. ton’s suggestion. tee same speed as tee sun, that favor of those legtslators who H. Wilkens of Oovefatry. been on the police force for the essential language of the Tbnkln By the middle of the nine­ greater tragedy. He found his the sun since tee advent of tee Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Bible Pamela Dubuque, North Stoh- north and south, at Ckibles Dr. Thursday, 10 a .m .. W om en’s / went from For one thing, tee CED prefers year- Is, w ite a p eriod o f about 27 happened to have proved their Gulf resolution was in existence before teenth century, Connecticut had w ife kneeling tea rfu lly in tl^e Space Age teen in all tee years study and Worship. , ington. and Foxcroft Dr.; and two Bible study, nursery provided. round legislatures, even for tee smaller days. Surface features could own studious natures most suc­ Concordia LuUieran Church the reported attack on our destroyers earned a reputation as one of snow, beside the charred ruins leading up to 1967. With Space Grade 1, was graduated ta June signs on High St. at the Inter­ states, and has this to say about it: be continuously monitored. cessfully to their respective 40 Pitkin St tion which might arise. She S ize 13 ever took place, and that the l^ te “States with small populations — and the nation’s most important in­ of the family home. Two of the Age instruments and probes Though this is highly desirable St. John's Polish Nstionsl from the University of Connec­ section of Hammond St. St. Matthew’s Church, ToUsnd party leaderships. But, In any Bev. Joseph E. Boorret, Pastor knew Just how to put a half- dustrial states. Israel Holmes, Holmes’ four children had per­ moving in close to the sun a the launch vehicles are not yet Ostliollo Church ticut with a B.S. ta education. Police Arrest ^ v . J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor House was merely wmidng some good those least Industrialized or urbanized case, there is a wide and gen­ nelson on a cantakerous drunk a W aterbury native b om in 1800, ished in tee fire. better understanding of tids available. A tremendous rocket Bev. Walter A. Hyszko She has worked as a waitress Louis Antoltal, 87, o f 49 C!on- Meeting Sundays ta New Cliiindi petext for sending it over to the Sen­ —without a work load to Justify a “ full- erous opportunity for legisla­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, and get him to the station. time,” year-round legislature can make provides ap excellent example The family moved to Wol- body and Its relation to tee launch veMcle Is necessary to P astor Church School and Nursery. and clerk during her summer gresa St., Manchester, was ar­ Down to ate? And that the White House wanted tors to give some of teelr cas­ None of the police here carry Masses at 7:80, 8:80, and 10:80 legislative service more attractive to of the sklli'and sweat which was oobvllle (Torrlngton, today) to earth must follow. position a nominal payload 16,- 10:80 a.m.. The Service, Nur­ vacations. rested yesterday on a warrant tbe resolution from the Senate, back in ual time to teelr state between firearms but they have long a.m . outstanding community leaders by re­ responsible for the Nutmeg esca{l<& tee memories of tee Many scientists have studied 000,000 miles from tee aim. Massqs at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. sery for smedl children. Patrick Dougherty, Manches­ charging him with breach of tbe summer of 1904, because it wras al­ State’s excellence in this area. sessions. training ta Judo and karate. Flf- placem ent o f biennial 00- o r 90 day lim ­ tragHBdy, and Israel began to orbits to carry spacecraft The question of a launch ve­ Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Holy ter, received a degree ta edu­ peace. Police said the arrest Size 7 ready intending, after it got its cam­ cation__ _from _ WUlimantic______Statety per cent are women, sur- Our Savior Luthersn Chundi ited sessions »wite brief periodic meet­ Israel’s youth was not an easy manufarture brass kettles close to tee sim. However, In hicle has been studied. A suit­ The n ice clin cher the 1967 ses­ Ctommunion. stems from a disturbance Aug. paigning for the presidential election one. His father died before he there. He found American this particular case, tee impor­ sion finally put on all this was OoUege. He now U In the Army prlstagly enough. The pollcewo- 280 Graham B oad, W ^ t a g ings scheduled throughout th« year. able configuration would use tee THE men told us of using her fern 9 at 126 High St., Rockville. He reached the age of three, and brass poorly suited to this use, tant element is that tee space­ the passage of Public Act 719, Reserves and is employed by Bev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor Come in and see that November out of the wray, to use Where tee state capital is readily acces­ Titan 3C booster to accelerate Community Bjqptist Church tatae charm to bring in a roar­ is scheduled to appear ta Cir­ tile resolution to expand the wrar per­ he was brought up in the home however, so he undertook yet craft will swing around the the probe and upper stages to which provides that all legisla­ 688 E. Center St. the State IDgfaway Department. sible to most members (as it is in Con­ BIBLE ing drunk, 6’2“ East Indian who cuit Court 12 Sept. 0. 8:80 a.m.. Early Worship. of his tavern-owning grandfath­ another trip to England for tee sun twice and teen Intersect tee excape velocity. The probe la tor members of suCh study Rev. Walter H. LoOmls He has also worked at the col­ what 30 days manently into North Vietnam? necticut) regular meetings may be held was wielding a nasty knife. An­ 10 a.m.. Late Worship. er. B y 1810, he had found a job purpose of getting experienced earth’s orbit when tee earth wlU escape velocity. The probe is groups ritaU receive 020 a day M talster lege student union and as a It be* been admitted that the Senate one or two days each week, as in New SPEAKS supervisor on a tobacco farm. other time an escapee from a|. Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid­ as a school teacher. This type laborers. ’This time, the police be at that precise spot. This six- orbit by a development of the plus iexpenses tor tbe aervloe, Guantanamo can do for you! wras lazy and careless, and excessively Jersey. Even those in occupations He will teach Grade 0. asylum who thought himself the week Worship. o i life did not satisfy him, almost caught up to Israel. A month orbit can be achieved by Canadian Black Brant IV rock­ whereas the arrangement tor b y 9:80 a.m.. Morning WorOhlp. The buildings and facilities of willing to give the White House any­ which now predominate in legislatures Mrs. Mary WUUams, North "arch-angel Gabriel” went though. Big business was in his government agent pretended launching the probe in a direc­ et. The Titan 3C rocket will pro­ non-legiedator members o t eurfi Sermon: ”Wl)at’8 the Good of the U.S. naval base at Guan­ Make Your Call may find it more convenient to serve Eugene Coventry, received her A.B. ta quietly to the police station St. Maurice Chureh, Bolton thing It asked Ih tbe name of upholding bloodstream. that he was a brass worker end tion opposite to teat of tee vide seven miles per second of study groups wlU remain at pro­ the Church.” Nursery, throusb tanamo Bay, Cuba, are worth when sessions are held two days a week Brewer E nglish ta 1928, from C oker C ol­ when she announced she was $76 million. ’Die harbor is one Bev. Bobert W. Cronin, Pastor tee larestlge of tee President. Is It go­ In the 1820’ s, Israel went to tried to get Israel to hire him. earth. This Is not a new concept velocity and tee two stages In vision tor expenses only. All Grade 4 ta tee CSiUdren’s Build­ Now! tee year around, teen in brief but over­ lege ta South Carolina. the “hand maid of the Lord” of the finest ta the C!aribbean ing to be also admitted, some day, that work for the ScovUTs of Water- ■= The shrewd Connecticut busi­ since tee Mariner spacecraft tee upper segment will provide these groups have to do is • mcreastng financial support ing. burdened biennial periods. This mini­ She taught fourth grade at the come to take him home to and Is 12 miles long, 'with depths M asses at 7, 8 :8 0 ,10 and 11:80 tee White House was not quite so inno­ bury, who specialized in the nessman was quick to notice . launched to Venus on June 14, tee other 2.0 miles per second meet once a monte, tbe Oon- is going to churCbela from Mate glory! This buxom grandmother mizes time lost from private pursuits V em on E lem entary Sriw ol 1961- up to 60 feet. a.m . manufacture of brass buttons. tee man’s unblemished white 1907 used p recisely this sam e of velocity. nectiout Public Ej^endltun and federal taxes ta the fonn cent, but asked tee blank check on Ton­ and should produce a better occupation­ a t bus troneiiontaJtfoa, booka, 1908, and at WUltagton Elemen went on to tell us something of For FREE PIcHra Their business was not going hands which surely had never m aneuver. Council has estimated, to fun­ kin Gulf in August of 1904 so it could al balance among legislators.” Because, these probes ap­ lone^enn, kuw-iiAenedt loans tary School 1068-1900. Last year her life, her w ^rience ta the well, since the brass had to be worked with molten metal. However, in tee case of Ven­ proach so close to tee sun, tee nel tee pleaeant mm a t THE CONSERVATIVE scad its bombers over Norte Vietnam in The CED questions tee validity of tee for cApMal improvementes, etc. Mrs. WUUams taught seventh **** 7" Analyslt aid FREE Imported from England, mak­ Israel moved quickly to escape us tee speed given to tee probe thermal loads to which they will 1190,000, over the between aaa- February of 1900? theory that limited session legislatures fo r th rir s e c tiila n nchDolB. In ORTHODOX grade at the Chaplin Elemen- dai^ter ta the States, ing their product very expen­ to euteoritles and managed to was 7.1 miles per second. To be subject represent a serious eione period, into tee pockets New Yorit a revftion c t th e This, again, is in tee department of attract highly qualified citizens able to BIBLE CHURCH tary School. She wUl be teach- Tt^Jt^ all her w rds shone her CouaiallBg from a sive. Israel quickly became send thirty-eight workers to get tee spacecraft to travel problem. A eatellite in earth cf the legislators, or an aver­ Mrite condUtultfoa to undetway, satisfaction at helping people. looking at tee door after all tee steeds take brief leaves of absence from their WlseonslM BvangeUesl tag third grade here. aware of this problem and he tee U.S. He himself missed his within tee desired 25,000,000 orbit collects thermal energy of a g e o f |91i0 to r ea ch o f tb e 213 and th e m oht OTOmattb izsue to REAL SAVINGS ON PATRICIA SIEVENS work: “Attorneys, farmers, retired per­ liBttoeese Ctoiwd of tbe Apocalypse have already been decided that action must be homebound ship because he was ml'les ot the sun a speed of 9.6 about 1-0 horsepower per square ieglslatoni, if tee divlaioa were Arthde XI, Sec. 8, which pro- sons, housewives, labor leaders, realtors taken. Mbtoi the use of pvMto mioalae Bt-Wealdy Worship Servloes loosed. The main, sharpest problem of spotted by tee Jiolioe at tee miles per second is necessary. foot. Within 20,000,000 miles ot purely mathematicaL Regtoiitag A agM to Auto Options listed CAREER SCHOOL and insurance agents may overcome The youth persuaded his em­ last minute, but he hired a Mr. Greenwood has deter­ We often bewail the changing, (Ureetly or todlredOy In aldbig the moment, is that of how to get some the sun, tee heat load on tbe any churoh operolted echooL A Itandi^ 7 PAL NEW YORK—H u leading op­ Buster Crabhe tee general rule of conflict between ca­ ployers that he should be sent small boat which brcugkt binr mined teat the perihelion dis­ pattern of Connecticut life, but control of tee war thus loosed. But it is probe will go up to 2.0 horse­ ooncected eEtoi* to ns^ OenflnnnthMi Okm tions sold on tUs year’s auto­ GRAOUATE reer or employment commitments and to England in order to obtain out .to the ocean liner. tance (closest approach to tee one must admit a certain not entirely Irrelevant, to tee possible power per square foot. This Is by Uie laigei* Ohunch in the Sasdays 4to0 PAL mobile models, an industry sur­ part-time l^islative service. Naturally, machinery and skilled laborers At last, Israel became sat­ sun) wlH vary by about 1,- amoimt of Yankee ingenuity' 1aY ■«»ding of tee wrar, to try to find out Just very hlg^ and tee vehicles will ehrte to remove this harrier to 130 Note Stnet vey found, ore automatic trans- under present conditions such oocupa- for making brass in Waterbury. isfied with tee quality of his 400 miles for every 1 foot per etui Burvlvee. open of its poro- Wethenfleld, Coai. SWIMMING POOL IN JUST 30 DAYS need highly reflective finishes m lesions, eigbt-cjdtader engines, how it wras made, and by wteom. titmal groups have tended to predomi­ After much wrangling wite Bng- FAIRWAY brass, and he moved back to second variation in launch ve­ on surfaces exposed to the sun. ohtal Bchooto. Rev. Gonr P. Baomler, AM radios, whitewall tires and YOU CAN OE nate. This is hardly ideal. Broad experi­ llsh authorities, he was able to Waterbury, where he estab­ locity. The Dibit is also sensi­ A to to r r/P"^r take workmen with him. 6o .. . A spherical body without Inter­ Such effofeta to gain the ^ wheelcovers. 2 SIZES SMALLER ence in a wide variety of modem insti­ lished five brass companies tive to variations in launch di­ nal heat and whose aurfaces are port cf gownmerit t o r A n gry TIb i m tutions and affairs should be more char­ he resorted to secret negotia­ and five rnlUs. Througb his ef­ rection. SPECIAL ! tions wite twenty metalworkers, uniformly "gray” will reach a H erald obundwli to ^rfdeiflng a reap- botbitoras Ttaincs have been “angered” and acteristic of membership than at pres­ forts, tee Naugatuck River While the primary objective oMtool of Oielr tax-exempt and he talked each of teem into steady tem perature o t o v e r 000 AFTERNOON SPECIAL— 9 7 M e n t ” Valley became an industrial of this probe is to study the G row ing coenmari^ AS LOW AS ieSSsM “irate” and “disturbed” and “ chagrined emigrating to Connecticut. To degrees F. The design problema Y esterdays o p u R tv e n f What may be suitable fqr New Jersey center of tee United States, close environment of tee sun, ventuiea b y wiwtoto ^ MORNING and EVENING— Per M onth angered” md “furious” dowm in avoid suspicion while leaving inherent in providing a satisfac­ may not be suitable forl3anneoticu^ and Waterbury became tee tUe unfhir exemption an a Thai PresbytMlaR Chareh Offer Limited— (Custenner Installed) Now York and New Jersey mayoralty tee country, Israel had tee men it can also study tee surface of tory operating temperature may 2 S Y e a n A go moiday! But there can be many variations of , "Braes Center of the World” Mercury. It will observe tee oause for real alann ^ eiroles, to sudi a degree that we are loaded Into tee ship in wide prove quite dUtloult. and etalta an tborttlea Se- / 43 a v u v q u STRE Bir ACT N O ^ on our ANNIVERSARY SALE Senator Lupton’s plan; it could be two V. ^ Ite an aocomplishment for Capt Herman O. Schendel of. ♦■Miiy out our old sun spot theory ohee \^kegs, where they stayed until sunlit side of M eroi^ from The eun la tee most important aueh are hult fuithar V Ask For Alyce or three days a week for tee first three one plucky Nutmegger! points In space between tee the Manchester Polios Depait- REV. O EC^B SMITH, Mtalster . again it oft to let it pro­ ey were far out to sea! member ot the eolar eyetem, of the •««**>“ ■*•* You install— or let us install your permanent in-the- months of tee year., Whatever tee de­ ment addreases Itie meidbera ground pool in 4 days. Choice of 19 modds and sizes. Men. thru FrL claim tee possibility that there is some Israel’s connections with the and It win be the subject of in­ rision by tee committee now reviewing brass industry continued to creasing study. One of the moat cf the Manchester Exchange; 9 AM to 9 P M . extraterritorial Influence on tee behavior Club on his activities training Sunday: legislative changes one need Is d ea r- flourish, and in 1881, he opened fruitful experiments can come CHARGE YOUR Also, SPECIAL SALE PRICES on our Sat 9 AM . to 4 PM. o f Iwimnn bOfalgS which puts US a ll on tee heed to meet fjrequently enough so A Thought if or Today Oennan flh«|iherd dogs tor w ar 9:00 A id. Sunday School, classes his own Waterbury factory. He 'fro m a probe vdilch moves in tMses?5,&c£.5*>S tfa la c to n th heciqm e a b eo ^ 1 0 :0 0 AM. MondnffWoiBhip Service,’The Rev. Mr. GOLD MEDAL . «g New York City when he found out up at His dock, we have the ty! M tm day: Steen it comes time to tackle midgets hhn, since tee U.8. Congress men in the furnace of humil­ n«** the Oonpactleut wander boy Mitch­ sound moorings that will help His Worii Stops c h u r c h o p C H R IST 6:80 P Jl. Volleyball at WashintrtiNi School ]^y> and bonding, that is tee proposal to announced that it was drop­ 10 Y e a n A go P o4 A c . FIGURE SALON ell Bvirldoff 'wras suddsnly quitting tee iation. ’Trust In Him, and He us weather the storms that In Japan, it is customary for recommend. Biennial sessions may have ping all tariffs on imporied LydaU and Vemon Streets ground. AT IdtpOdg Job h e h ad bald for less than a will help you; Make your ways would ‘break’ many another the laboratory of a Japanese Monben of a ccumlttoe to 629 Main St» MaadMBter been adequate -in tee horse-and-buggy brass. Israel Immediately tnw- Phone: 648-^17 (Route iiA^on Bolton Lake) year. Xlmteay bad iasteltod Svirldotf as Btralobt and hope In Him ....’ craft without such moorings. research professor to be closed atudy the peat 12 years of Man* W ednesday: era of a much less populous state; it is eled to Washington and was Life can crowd in on ue some­ HUE PH2MU0Y Phone 647>9949 tbs city's first Humiim ftssources Ad- William R. Schmidt and research, no matWr what chaator’a town govermneat and BiUe daases, 9:46,ajn. Bolton—Tel. 649*6962 no longer an effiriont way to conduct able to bring about some im­ times and we can become vie- 7:80 PJd. Prayer Meeting and BiUe Study. L ayreader state it had reached, to be dis­ to make raoqnmandatloaB for W o fi^ . 10:45 lun., •14 Oeatar 8fc •4I-*S14 nUolBtratar «Mb tbs greatest fanfare of the state's busineas. — MIDDLETOWN. provement in tee situation, but time of our own states of mind S t Qeorgo’s Episoopal Church continued when he reachea the the Aiture are annomwea toy 6 :0 O p jn . Ms end aesr Svirldoff PRB88 be returned home to even if we are ‘alone.’ Several pieces Bolton retirement age of 68. Mayor Hhrold A . TuiUngtoo. ■<

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THE Tony Conigliarcy Out Three Weeks with Broken Cheekbone Sports Viewing aATURZkAY Herald Angle 1:00 (SO) Roller Derby By 2:00 ( 8 ) Angels vs. Bed Box e a r l Y O S T Gloom Fills Red Sox Clubhouse 2U6 (SO) Angels vs. Red i r e Sports Editor USINESS SERVICES 1D) CTORY BOSTON (AP)—Usual- He struck out five m d wal}ced In othbr—American League In his debut with Detroit, and start — a two-hour rain delay Sox ly when a pitcher throws a games, New York and Min- Mickey Ix>Iich stopped Cleve- slowed things considerably — 8:80 ( 8 ) Grester Hertford / ___U.-J. .. - l i ____ ““BeU. Ball .pitched1 a good ball ncsota split a twl-nlght double- )dnd on four hits before the and the second game seemed as Open Situation Changed in a Week four-hit 'mtory, _^n saM Manager Dick Wil- header 1-0 and 3-4, Washington rains came. Maithews’ RBI If it might never end. The final 6:00 ( 3) Race of the Week W illiam s cou ld look r o LiuufluuBu IS iiiie a ««■'««= whose -.uuMe-iw thoughts wei'c were tsu|(cu edged zuuisas Kansas v>ivy Q ty 7-6, Awcmii Detroit vcuiiv came vii on tx a anisic single ui in uio the owviiu second out uuv was i reglatered at 1 :36 a.m. ( 8 ) Wide World of at his hired hands in Red Sox uniforms and Pfviin+ 11 “ ow e v e r, concentrated on Conlgliaro’s In- stopped Cleveland 4-0 In a rain- Inning as he started at third for CDT, Sports CAMPING HIGH GRADE ctehers. Thuraday loTtemoon at w'f aurroundad by unu and CMcw i«™«d do. Wort. pPete . Ward’s two-run homer 6:00 (80) Letis Go to the CAR LEASING ^ used tha only availaMa g loom in th e on e ""ca se o u t Bell made------few--- mistakes.------The split----- with------Baltimore, winning------8-1 was toe deciding factor in toe Races EQUIPMENT o f 100. two biggert cost him Ms no-hit before losing 8-2. WHITE SOX-ORIOLES— opener and Curt Blefary’s toree- 7:00 (18) Wrestling PRINTING looked down the bench, he pointed Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Bell was virtually ignored as bid and shutout. With one out • * • The first game at Chicago run homer keyed a five-run Bal- 8 :(H> ( 8 ) Sports Special— Job end Goimnerdal and said, "Got you T S ^ “Rehel ’66” On 1 or 2 Air Mattresses, Stoves, catching. everyone wanted to know in toe seventh, Jimmie Hall, an YANKEES-TWINS— seemed as if it might never timore third in toe nightcap. P rinting BUNIDAY Lanterns Thomas, perhaps about teammate Tony Oonlgll- old Red Sox nemesis, lined toe Pepltono drove in a run Prompt and Efficient 1:00 ( 8 ), Angeles vs. Red YEA R PLAN known member orthe'^Red'^Sox a*"* ^ witTa^lngTe ln'thVfl^ MANCHESTER Printing Of AH Kinds cast, has been used only spar- of the T ^ -Y a n k e e s openw Sox First In Manchester. New 1:80 (SO) Hartford Charter SURPLUS SALES CO. ingly. Up to Thursday’s IWn- « The w T t. ’2 ^ TOen. wlto two out In the ninth, and Steve Barber made I t ^ d cars, full maintenance, fully 169 N. MAIN ST. Community Press nlng 7-4 loss to Detroit; Thomas “ " h “ “ e money Fenway Park. HaU lined another homer into ^ue rest of the game, shut- Oaks insured to reduce your prob­ at Depot Square had appeared in 42 games, had th« eenlor „ ^ W l t e m ^ n g two full toe bleachers behind the Boston t l ^ out toe Twins o n ^ h lt s . 2:00 (80) Twins vs. Ylui- lems and worries. For full 9 East Middle Tpke. only 67 at bats and a .193 aver- " * " “ *8 . . With toe one- f *’“ ?***” 5 ^ . The Yanks were winning toe ItGCS Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 8:30 ( 8) Greater H a rtfi^ information, call J. FABB — 648-1111 Telephone 648-5727 age. lowest on toe squad ** *" hl.L.. interest closing to within three of first Jose Tartabull was inserted nightcap 3-2 behind Fred Tal- Wlto Elston Howard sidelined ^ American Minnesota, toe Red Sox into toe lineup after Conlgliaro bot’s five-hit pitching, when Open Paul Dodge Pontiae with a swoUen right thumb Bob ®'"® hi toe were robered by an injury to was hit in toe fourth. Rico Pet- Rich Reese turned things 6:80 (80) Sportsman’s Hol­ iday INC. CUSTOM MADE TUlmann traded to toe New “ Ick of things. Cotogllaro. rocelll then tripled home Tarto- around with a two-run pinch MANCHESTER York Yankees and Russ Gibson * * * ^ young slugger suffered a bull. Rico also scored on toe hit homer In toe ninth. Harmon KU- S7S MAIN STREET DICK’S CANVAS AWNINGS farmed out to Plttqfield, Boston O f f t h e C u f f frartured left cheekbone when as shortstop Jim Fregosi made lebrew drove in two runs with Phone 649-2881 MEMORIAL GO. SHELL had only Ryan avaUable to Manchester’s Tom KeUev ® Hamilton a wild relay throw to toe plate, sacrifice flies, We IJtce f ou To Support catch. When a situation arose in Jdned teammate Chico SaL J® ^® “ * The Lutz Junior Museum Opposite East Cemetery SERVICE toe Sixth inning which caUed for mone o f aeveland for a two- ^ JJ® ^ eideUned for at proved to be toe decisive run SENATORS-A’S— a- pinch-hitter,-■— ------WiUlEuns----- yanked week tour of arniy duty with least three or four weeks. on a pair of walks, a fielder’s 668 CENTER STREET , ’The loss of Tony C., who has choice and Bell’s line single to ’Tim Cullen’s three run homer Quality Memorials toe light-hitting Ryan for Norm toe reserves. The local right- in toe ninth inning boosted toe Johnson’s Has Ray-O-Glass Siebem. hsoider has been plagued by a 20 homers and 65 runs batted in left center in toe sixth. Over SO Years’ Experience MECHANIC ON DUTY Senators past Kansas City. Jim Thomas then donned toe sore arm all season in Just 96 games, overshadowed Tartabull was expected to re- ^ , AAA AT ALL HOURS Bell’s first victory since July main in right field, replacing Hunter and Ken Harrelson each Are you In the process « t re­ member of the staff will gladly "tools of ignorance” and made plres working in toe SteXe Le- ______Coll 649-5807 “ ■ 23. Conlgliaro, today for toe second \wo runs b^ted in for toe PUMP SERVICE decorating your home?^ If so, help you. Starters, Generators, hls debut as a major league glon Baseball Tournament at Something new from Califor­ Carburetors, ’The big right-hander, obtain- game of toe series with toe Water Systems and Pumps A. AIMETTI, Prop. the chances are that you have SEE US FOB: catcher. He looked awkard, lost Waterbury have been wearing National League m nia Paints—a new acrylic-latex Domestic - Foreign Cars a Alaminum Roll Up ed from Cleveland in June, Angels. ’The Red Sox named “ '*'ee-run shot for Wash- W. L. Pet. G.B. Harrison St., Manchester discovered Ray-O-Gloss, put out Get Car Tuneup at Kudy^s a few pitches and dropped a white shirts for extra comfort, All-Sheen; this is between a 643-1008 hurled hltless ball for 6 1-3 in- Jose Santiago, owner of a 6-4 *"8 «>n. — Jacuzzi Goulds by the California Products Cor­ Awnings few balls, but he did a com- which is a sound decision . . . St. Louis 76 44 .630 semi-gloss and a flat paint and Is your car acting as you cleans your carburetor while nlngs and finished with' a nifty record, to oppose California’s • • • 64 .634 Fairbanks Morse poration of Cambridge, Mass., • Door Canopies mendable Job and it wasn’t his Eighteen youngsters from the Atlanta 62 11% comes in 10 shades, but here you drive. Use this gasoline four-hitter in hiking his record Rickey Clark, who had a 9-8 TIGERS-INDIANS— .533 11% which also manufactures those wish it would on some of the • Storm Doors fault that toe llgers came up Rockville-'Vemon area have en- Cincinnati 64 56 again, blending will result in regularly and all the sludge to 8-10, Including 7-5 for Boston, mark. Eddie Mathews drove in a run 63 66 .629 12 Service On PARKADE nationally known California trips you have taken this sum­ MAHCHESTER • Combination Windows wlto three runs In toe lOto to rolled at Holy Cross Coaich ______San Fran. just the shade you have in mind. from your carburetor will dis­ Chicago 66 69 .624 12% All Makes Paints. Headquarters for this Manchester Awning Co. break a tie and win. Jaidc Donohue’s summer bas- First, and important, make m er? If not, why not"taikt it appear and it 'Will keep It clean 67 .613 14 BARBER SHOP paint Is the E. A. Johnson Paint 195 WEST CENTER ST. 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Thomas’ New Yoifc football Giants will Houston smooth plaster, wipe with a recently? Are they getting Friday’s Results OPEN 8 AJM. to 6 PJIL can achieve any color you \rish tuning up your car (ind put­ J Upholstery value to Boston increased con- toast the Connecticut prais Daily Practice Pays Off clean', damp cloth to remove smooth? At DuPont’s Stop ’n Pittsburgh 7, Now York 2 by blending the different color­ ting it in fine running condi­ siderably with his performance Monday in Stratford . . . When it's time to (Closed Mondays) loose particles. Rough surfaces Go Atlantic Service Station you Qualify and Iwl Shop Chicago 3, Phila^lphla 1 ed paints. This paint dries so tion. Rudy DuPont has a limit­ behind toe plate. Looking for a publicist again MANCHESTER on wood and plaster must be ■will find a full line of Goodyear RE-UPHOLSTERINO St. Louis 6 , Houston,3 quickly that you can paint and ed repairer’s license and he is * * * . SHOPPING PARKADE sanded and -wiped clean of dust. tires, and these are priced most Seafood are the Hartford Charter Oaks. Los Angeles 8 , Atlanta 1 settle your room Irt the same particularly conscientious in all • Modem Furniture Jack Murray has been filling For Sli] H Dave Hill at GHO Lower Level, (rear) All Sheen serves as its own reasonably. Naturally, we ■wish Here ’n There San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 1 day, and there is no odor of work being done to perfection 43 OAK STREET and Antiques Bill Sullivan of Manchester in . . . Wally Clchon, Elling­ MOVE PHONE 649-6860 primer sealer but may be used to make tires go as long as they' TEL. 649-9937 The sliln man m th e were of toe “ hit it and hope” Open winner Kel Nagle, Dan Today’s Games paint to permeate the house. here. Of course, we ^ ould all over other California Paints. It will, hut dri-ving on worn tires • store Stools and Booths competed in toe National Small­ ton Ridge ,pro, failed to qual­ slack s variety. He made five birdies on Sikes, Steve Operrmann and Chicago (Nye 9-9) at Phila­ There are 20 different shades to have our cars tuned up period­ shocking orange BEANED—^Red Sox’ Tony Onigiiaro writhes in Expert is applied easily, needs no thin­ is a dangerous thing. DuPont’s • Custom Furniture bore Rifle (.22 caliber) Cham­ ify for the GHO after a 77 putts of loss than five feet, toe Dudley ~ Wysong Sikes had toe delphia (Bunnlng 18-9) choose from, and any color can ically, but most of us put if off Slipcovers and Draperies spent over an hour on pain after being beaned by California pitcher Jack • M oving CALL ning; Just stir gently, dries in a also carries Eeistem batteries pionships this week at Camp score at Tunxis last Monday. A rest from about 10 feet, attest- second-best score o:i toe course New York (Frisella 1-1) at be obtained through expert until something bothers. Many Made to Order Hamilton. Teammate Hico PetroceHi comes to aid • Packing few minutes and may be re­ and purolater gasoline filters, Perry, Ohio . . Wally Clchon, El- score of 72 made the premier practice shots after play- | g complete success of hfs Friday, a 6 8 . Pittsburgh (Sisk 9-10), night MANCHESTER blending. The paint washes times we would save money if Rraben Plen’s Complete Selection of • Storage 6 4 3 ^ coated when dry to the touch. oil filters and air filters. lington Ridge Country Club golf golf event in Connecticut. ing in the second round of Tliursday practice boss on with of Bosox slugger as pllate umpire Bill Valentine Atlanta (Jarvis 13-8) at Los beautifully, euid if you should we had our car tuned up pe- Materials Only two Connecticut golfers— RUG CLEANING You may apply it over old glos­ If you put on new tires it is pro, scored five birdies on toe • • * tJie $100,000 GreWter H art- the irons, calls time out. (AP Photofax) Angeles (Osteen 13-12) spill a few drops on the floor FREE ESTIMATES amateur Jimmy Grant of Weth­ MANCHESTER COMPANY sy enamels may be washed riodic£dly, and you not only most Important to have the car Texa^ Sfafion hack nine to.win toe lOto annual Q f |||0 Line ford Open — not because “ I’d have liked to have made CinclnnaU (Nolan 9-6) at San they can be wiped up with a would save yourself repair bills Lower Level of the Parkade ersfield and professional John 16 HANNAW AY ST. within a few days and will not properly aligned, and the cost ^nnecticut POA P ^ M em ber All-pro tight end Mike Dltka Dave Hill had any faults to eight-foot putt on toe last Cleary of Hartford—survived Francisco (McCormick 16-8) damp cloth. but have the double enjoyment 381 MoW Street 640-6324 wrinkle or water spot. Apply it of a front end alignment Job is rournament lart Sunday at toe tjje Philadelphia Eagles correct __ but to keep the *'°*e,’‘ Hill said, “ I’vennever had eiit when toe field In toe St. Louis (Hughes 11-4) at Phone 643-0012 When you do paint the outside MOVING AND with a brush, roller or an air­ of a car that runs smoothly un­ very small. No use putting on Crestvlew Country club in Aga- admits him a 30 Houston (Wilson 8 -8 ), night o f yoUr house you want to use Phone 643-V149 Its to a vital weakness in foi-m which gave him a 10- ^ “ •” ’” '® *®''® Greater Hartford Open was re­ Cards Rolling Along, less spray gun. Make sure your der all conditions. DuPont’s new tires if the front end is not '-A, warn, Maas. Clchon turned In a an article in toe current issue “ on the back side, six-under-par. Sunday’s Games a paint that will stand up and duced to toe low 60 scores and TRUCKING GO. equipment is'clean before start­ Stop ’n Go Atlantic Service is properly aligned. This is another Hydramatlc Transml^on 6 8 card which was worth $200. of Sport “I have one physical , ’The Professional Golfers Asso­ Chicago at Philadelphia 3-DAY resist the weather. Painting an tifuB at toe end of 86 holes Fri­ ing and always wash alter us­ a member of the IGO, so you service offered at DuPont’s Stop Repairing GLASS A year ago achon ftotoed in problem.” says Dltka. “A big ufe,” toe 30-year^W S s a id w ciation 18-hoIe competitive New York at Pittsburgh entire house is a fairly expen­ day. SERVICE ing. know that when work is done ’n Go Atlantic Service. • For Auto Windshields a three-way tie for first place mouth!” . California Angel out- he'WacVed'ei^M-Trons‘ record is 60, set by several play­ Win Seventh Straight Atlanta at Los Angeles sive deal, even if you do the Job All W ork Guaranteed Grant shot a 3-under-par 68 California Latex House Paint here. It will J)e done to your ■Worn’ shocks are a potential • For Store Fronts and with a 67 . . Jocco Mdggiacomo, fielder Jimmie Hall reveatareve^ caddy. ers. ’The 61 did tie toe 16w round Cincinnati at San Fl;anclsco — Also — yourself, but if your choice is Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows for a two- round total of 141. offers not only beauty, dura- satisfaction. hazal'd, and if your car seems one of itoe big names in stock what he’d do if he made Mickey of 1967 which had been scored NEW YORK (AP)—The vise-tight pennant raefe so St. Louis at Houston FURNITURE CLEANING California paint you can be sure We Give Green Stamps '' a For Table Tops - * ““ ’® ® humiliating game, 61 one ggruTr bv 'Gkv^Brewrr duriM bleary had 72 T ______Ulity but real protection. Tests Planning a long trip before to bouncy more than usuffi, dips cor racing at Riverside Park Mantle’s money '^ursday and 71 Jong a trademark of the National I^ gu e has been only Monday’s Games of satisfaction. California has have proven that approximately the summer ends? Make it when you stop and does not iPEN 8 AJML to 6 P.M. for years, is now retired and suits,” says Halli. "and then I’d u^g^’vice ^^^rortote wee^ the Pensacola Open o T qualifying ^ hazy memory this August, and the°^."i^uirCa7dT- Chicago at Pittsburgh, N paints for everything—outside m o a l / i n a tiar nimo* i« w* a w * one-half the time and material easy; stop at DuPont’s Stop ’n com er as well as it used to, happy to be running a speed leave three suits 4 in each town Player said he Just4 hung in . nals seem determined to keep it that way. Atlanta at Los Angeles, N paint, paints for trim, interior S A 'h ^ A Y 8 AJK.-NOON Hill’s ^ 61 Friday added to Other Connecticut scores is required for a beautiful, long- Go Atlantic Service and get this might be your problem. Mr. shop in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Joe. on toe road and never carry there waiiting for his putts to The red-hot Cardinals spun off ------Cincinnati at San Francisco latex semi-gloss enamel, clear Thursday’s 72 gave him a 138 eluded Connecticut Open Cham' lasting Job when compared to complete information on any DuPont suggests if you need new TOURAINE MahoneyAuuianey ofoi Riversidexuversiue reportsreuurui anotheranouier suitcase.”Bimcuse. . . An Texas • • , : drop. He waited n c.-cu untilu..-.. toe x.u.17th , x , . ______i__their seventh Straight victory uini-ira/i St. Louis at Houston, N acrylic lacquer sealer, dripless DKOORATK WIT*4 older type paints. You will al­ trip you may plan to take in shocks, Columbus are the ones J. A > ^ H I T E a 200-bMd demolition race wlU sportswrlter. commenting on “ 'JJf °n®-e‘ «>ke edge over hole before one did, a 35-footer, P‘» " P“ ® Friday night, whipping Houston Only games scheduled ceiling paint, interior special so notice how easily it brushes any of the New England States. to buy, tind he has one to fit be staged later this month. A Texas U. coach Darrell Royal’s African Gary Player M d and he added a nine-footer for Steve Carlton’s six-hitter, x WnriAnatfin purpose vinyl flat, super glaze, PAINTS Sherwin-Williams on. ■Want to know where the good every car. G U V S ^ C O . previousTtrAirinn* “ demo”A*nin>> attractedaH rnotA fi overnwAP weekendu/AAbAnrt guest niABt frfrom o m Yueoslavia.Yugoslavia, Tcxon Terry Dili. Player had a g birdie on toe 18to for his 69. “ Wethersfieldneuioraieia withwiui 74-71 1 148.*0. ^he.phe victoryvlctorv ballooned toethe _ . Hartensteln. Glenn American League a ceramic-Uke clear finish and 66-69, and Dill 66-68 for 134 to­ Beckert drove in two Chicago Choose from 14 shades of Cal­ motels are? Make sure of.^od At DuPont’s, they also have a 31 BisseU St.—W 649-1822 8,000 fans, he reported, as did remarked: “ Royal 'wlU do any- On a short golf course where At 148 after rounds of 78 and Cards’ leaigue lead to 11V4 W. L. Pot. G.B. many others. Stop in at the E. tals. Veteran Doug Ford had 67 runs as toe Cubs beat ex-team­ SUPER ifornia Latex Outside paints and accommodations by using this FOR BEST RESULTS toe Riverside BOO .. What a dif- thing to find a kicker.” .. ’The a hot putter could work won- 78 was John McGoldrick of games. Minnesota 66 61 .664 — complete Ammco brake shop \ Friday to fall next at 136. mate Larry Jackson. A. Johnson Paint Co. and see these durable sun-proof colors service; they list accredited ference a year makes: Baltl- Yankee’s Mickey Mantle, com- ders, there were dozens of golf- Bridgeport. Two pros at 149 St. Louis has shattered toe Chicago 64 62 .662 and they have an analysiscope “ Tills practice is to maintain • • • 1% KEM-TONE for yourself. Mr. Johnson or a will stay new and clean looking motels, and they will point out more's defending American menting on his switch form cen- ers waiting impatiently for their were Bill Salvatore of Water- race with a torried 18-4 pace Detroit 64 64 .642 2% which displays your engine what I have,’’ Hill said, “ but PIRATES-METS— [ ) [ I U X E WAl I N T for an amazing amount of time, the trips BO clearly you cannot PAUL'S League champions are eighth terfleld to first base, was asked turn with toe magic wand, town with 77-72 and Gifford Nut- this month. They led by Just 3^ Boston 63 64 .638 8 problems on a TV screen. This TURHPIKC yesterday I was out here work­ Bob Veale hurled a seven-hit­ even in this uncertain climate. miss your way. ’There are bro­ in the current standings and toe if he were trying to pattern hlm- Among them is Frank Beard at brown of Bridgeport with 78-74. games as toe month began, but California 62 67 .621 6 takes the gmesswork out of what PAINT SUPPLY ing on how to get under toe ball ter and Willie Stargell reached SHERWIN WILLIAMS California paints are blister chures for your perusal so you Los Angeles Dodgers, National self after any first-baseman in 68-69—137, who has scored three A1 Fuchs of Newtown carded won five straight games and Wash’n. 69 61 .492 8% is wrong and enables a trained better...I’d been hitting shots Forbes Field’s distant right Bring Your Clothes, resistant and they also breathe 645 MAIN STREET TEXACO League winners a year ago, are particular. “No,” answered tournament victories in 1967 77-74—161. Two pros at 164 were have been Just about unstoppa- Cleveland 67 63 .476 10% 981 MAIN STREET will know Just what you are man to correct the trouble im­ too low and they bounced away field roof for toe second time Gowns, Suedes, Drapes, as moisture vapors from with­ going to find. Stop in and talk mediately. Tel. 649-0300 resting in eighth place and out Mantle, “ but I sure look a lot while winning $94,877. Frank Segallne of Wallingford ble ever since, Baltimore 54 66 .464 18 TEL. 648-6686 Open 24 H ours A D ay from the pin.’’ Lee Trevino, 27-year-old El with 72-82 and Tony Manero, Carlton struck out 11 Friday this season as Pittsburgh pound­ in “ breathe” out through this ■with Rudy DuPont; he will be If your car is sluggish, it may of toe flag picture . . When was like Dick Stuart.’ ’ New York 52 66 .441 14% Bedspreads, Slip Covers Winner of toe Memphis Open Paso, Tex., club professional in former U.S. Open champion night and didn’t allow a hit after ed toe Mets. paint. Very important dn this delighted to assist you. be nothing more serious than Firestone Tires Kansas City 61 69 .426 16% For Quality Cleaning in May when he led from start his first serious try at toe pro from Greenwich, 76-70. toe sixth inning. Julian Javier Stargell’s fourth inning homer railny summer weather is the Are you one of the thousands needing a new set of sparkplugs Friday’s Results Quality Line Products to finish. Hill had 10 birdies and tour, stood Just three strokes off Mickey Gresh assistant pro- and Mike Shannon handled toe — his 17th of toe year — was Looking fora place for To The fact that you can paint over who are using Atlantic pro­ or new points. When you take New York 1-8, Mlnn^s6ta 0-4 Ostrinsky Tool Equipment Gen. Repairers License eight pars on his Wethersfield Hill’s pace with 67-69—136. fessional at Wethersfield Coun- hitting, each smashing a home only toe 12th to go over toe roof damp surfaces and do not have ducts? If not, try them and you your car into DuPunt’s Stop ’n Chicago 8-2, Baltimore 1-8 that Special Affair? Cantone’s Oil Winner Country Club card Friday. In toe group with Beard at 137 try Club, scored 81-76—189 and run and driving in a pair of in Forbes Field’s 69-year histo­ to wait for a dry spell before will see why those who do use Comer Broad and Boston 8, California 2 DEALER IN WASTE PARKADE CLEANERS Go Atlauntic Service Station you Only two of his birdie putts, were former PGA champion Wethersfield pro Bob Schappa runs, ry. Stargell is toe first player painting. these products are high in their Rental Detroit 4, Cleveland 0, 4H In­ MATERIALS WE CATER TO: Next To Uggett Drug know you ■will get a thorough Middle Tpke. West rolling in from 86 and 18 feet. Dave Marr, former British had 80-88—168. Elsewhere in toe National ever to put two in that sector in California latex paints are praise. Use regular or Imperial check-up and that the work will nings, rain s Banquets • Weddings impervious to sudden summer “We Rent Meet Everything” Phone 643-2176 League, Chicago tripped Phlla- °"e season, • Gatherings Where you get low prices gasoline, the gasoline that be done to your satisfaction. In Slow-Pitch Tourney Washington 7, Kansas City 6 RAGS, IRON showers—of which we have had delphla S-1, Pittsburgh pounded * Today’s Games • Group Meetings and a 10% Bonus Card AP New York 7-2, San Francisco GIANTS-REDS— of every description many—and because they dry so Putting; together a 18-hlt at­ .But Things Are Different. Swimming Meet Baltimore (DUlman 6-7) at SCRAP METAL We have the “Know-How” . . . To Save With! quickly, few Insects have a EQUIPMENT tack, Cantone’s Oil eliminated stopped Cincinnati S-1 and Los Ray Sadeckl hurled a six-hit­ Chicago (Kages 1-2) to please you! chance to get stuck in them. Sheriff Pressing Probe DON WILLIS the Savings Bank, 10-6, in toe Cassius Takes Records Broken Angeles downed Atlanta 6-1. ter and Jesus Alou lined four Kansas City (Nash 10-12) at and PAPER Should a second coat be need­ 936 CENTER STREET Rec Department Slow - Pitch Hornung and Taylor Shannon’s fourth-inning hom­ hits and drove in two runs as Washington (NMd 0-0) Church Com ers Inn ed, it can be applied the same MANCHESTER Softball Tournament last night Another Bride, PHILADELPHIA (AP)—Qau- er was toe first hit off Houston’s toe Giants dropped toe Reds. Minnesota (Boswell 10-8) at 181 PARKER ST. Mike Cuellar. After Tim McCar- Willie Mays’ fifth inning sin- 860 Main St., East Hartford day. They also hqve a special Of Bizarre Fire Delaths 640-2062 GARAGE at Charter Oak I^rk. It was toe dia Kolb and Debbie Meyer, a New York (Monbouquette 2-2) T»L 648-5136 or 648-6819 STEVENSON’S pair of California mermaids, ver reached on an error, Javier gle snapped a 1-1 tie and Alou’s Phone 289-4359 penetrating additive to bind the ST. CLOUD, Minn. (AP) — agers, who were attracted by 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 second win for the Oilers in Small Wedding California (Claric B-8) at B u b old surface better and give three tourney games. Are Together Again proved an old adage in sports— unloaded and toe Cards had a fourth hit of toe game brought Um (Santiago 6-4) < Steams County Sheriff Peter fires which burned down the It’s toe little things that make 8-0 lead. in another Giant run in toe ESSO greater flexibility to the surface house and a nearby bam. An Speciolixing in Cantone’s meets Spruce St. CHICAGO (AP) Cassius Cleveland (O’Donoghus 6-4) at coat. Try them and be really Lahr, relying largely on ac­ Tavern Monday night at 6 O ay was married in a quiet SAN DIEGO, OalSf. (AP) — Jim Taytor and Pau toe______difference between ordinary Bob Aspromonte’s two-run eighth as San Francisep beat 405 MAIN ST. elderly couple who lived nearby, Detroit (Sparma 12-6) PONTIAC WQIII5 TRADE satisfied with your paint Job. counts by the survi'vlng father AUTOMOTIVE o’clock, toe winner to tackle de- ceremony Friday night, enter Hornung are b l^ k together again. Only this times it’s and the extraordinair prform- double rocked Carlton in the ' Milt Pappas, l2-8. S^de^l is 6-4. Sunday’s Games Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nelson, BRAKE SERVICE ______New Orleans, not Green Bay, and Hornung watches ancs.e sixth, but the young left-hander o Layaway Plan TEL. 649-5533 and nine persons attracted to appeared on the scene first but fending champion Center Bil- tained a few friends and rela- Baltimors at Chicago, 2 AND irai-d 6 ~at b a r te r lives at a reception, then took from the sidriines as an assistant coach and radio an- The 17-year-old Miss Kolb of aetued down and did not allow DODGEB8 -BRAVE8— o One of the largest inven­ the scene by raging fires, apparently did not see Hoskins Front End Alignment Cleveland at Detroit, 2 * Tune-Ups Radio Today SUPPLIES Oak Field. Ws 17-year-old bride on a sur- nouncer. It will b e up to Taylbr to carry 'the heavy load Santa Clara (Calif.) S.C., enotoer hit. The victory ran his Lou Johnson slammed two Kansas City at Washington tories in New England pressed his Investigation today and were leaving the farm to TEMPEST A four run third inning gave prise, friendly visit to neigh- f o r newest expansion team in the National Foot- ^o®*® Miss Meyer record to 11-6. home runs and Don Drysdale Mbmesota at New York • Supplies and Aoeessorles * Engine Cleaning . WDJU^iseo into the deaths of five members notify authorities of the fires General Repair Work won his first game since July 16 1:00 Mike MUU^ PLUS Cantone’s toe needed boost. Dors. ------vuum California at Bostem, 2 4:00 Lang John Wade of a central Minnesota family. when the teen-agers arrived. ball L e a g u e . m n e - SALES and SERVICE They added three more in toe The 25-year-old prize fighter, ctolng Into tonight’s game at 'ey of Alabama has Impressed S each Mt n w unoffl- C U T O -F ira ^ as toe Dodgers sunk toe Braves. Monday’s Games CONNECTICUT * Minor Repairs 8:00 Dick (RobiiUon “ We have a lot of checking to Hoskins, who had one bullet MACHINE SHOP 1:00 News, Sign Off Johnson connected in toe first New York at Oilcago, N VALLEY COIN CO. * Stomps eio do,” said Lahr. lodged in his right shoulder and fifth and plated single tallies in recently stripped of his heavy- Baton Rouge, La. against toe a hard runner. w ^ U «nd fourth inninm nirntn.t iniior PAUL IMIDGE 1:00 Matinee another pass through his body SERVICE D u P O N rS toe sixth and seventh. weight title, and Belinda Boyd Pittsburgh Steelers, toe SalnU Tom Barrington, former ^ ® ,^ ® “ ® "* OuWoor National won his first major league game and fourth innings against loser California at Cleveland, N 91 Center St., Manchester Mrs. Loretta Hoskins, 29, and and halted a four-game Chicago Denny Lemaster and then 4:30 H artfo^ Highlights on the lowex right side, related Jim Breen paced toe winners, were wed Ip a a y ’s South Side are a surprising 1-1 In pre-sea- Washington Redskin, and John Swimming and Diving Kansas City at Baltimore, N 648-6295 7:00 Ne>ws her four children, Julie, 6 ; Dar­ losing streak as toe Cubs walked and scored in. toe Dodg- 7:30 Gaslight his account to the sheriff from a stop ’n Go collecting four hits with Ron La-' home in a Black Muslim cere- agg play. They hung in close Gilliam of South Carolina State, ChwnplOTisWps at Kelly Pool. Weutoington at Boston, N PONTIAC, INC. la, 5; Linda, and Da'vid, 6 dropped toe Phillies. ers’ three-run wrapup rally in DaUy 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. 12:00 Quiet Hours hospital bed Friday. Pointe, Clayt Klein, Wayne mony. ’ with Los Angeles before losing have been getting a look. Miss Kolb, who humbly re- Only games scheduled 2:00 Hgn Off weeks, were killed. Their bodies Ellis, recalled from Tacoma toe sixth. 818 Main St^—TbL 649-2881 Monday Closed w n c —1080 Lahr said the fires “ appeared MANCHESTER Atlantic Sonrico Longfellow and Ron FUUpone OriginaUy pcb,elMed for Sun- .^hen Taylor dropped a potential Split end Jerry Simmons of *»i*e8 toe designation of many lliurs. and Fri. tUl 9 PJH. WATKINS-WEST 1:00 News were found Friday by firemen to be deliberately set.” An showing two each. day, toe weddlng'\was quickly touchdown pass. Then they up- the St. Louis Cards, fla n ^ r experts as toe U.S.’s top wom- 1:16 Hanme Decorator in the charred mbble of the Prop: “Rudy” DuPont FUNERAL 1:30 G « 0 investigator from the state fire AUTO PARTS Pltcher Don Dubay kept toe arranged Friday and was closed get the St. Louis Cardinals 23-14. Tom Hall of toe Minnesoto VI- swimmer, broke her existing 1:66 OaUfornia at Boston plain, 1%-story frame farm­ marshal’s office reported a 128 East Center Street Bankers’ bats silent until toe to toe press. Tom Fears, \riio traveled too hhigs and tight end Kent Kram- world mark of 2 :29.8 In toe 200- SERVICE 4:40 Monitor house where the family lived. 270 BROAD ST. Lou Dill, Kathy Whitworth |Mo|or Laague 6 :0 0 GHO "strong petroleum odor” was seventh Paul Coope’s triple The deposed champion, who game route last year as an as- ®r of toe San Francisco 40ers meter Individual medley for toe Dube Tool Co. 6:00 News, Weather Hospitalized in satisfactory Phone: 649-6977 brought In three runs. He scored prefers his Black Muslim name gutant coach with Atianta’s ex- probably will be toe starters. time (his year with a 6:20 Strictly Sports detected on the burned build­ DriU Jig Bashings ORMAND J. WEST condition with two bullet NOTICE m 6:30 Moidtor ings. Featuring a complete H o f himself minutes later.^ Dubay of Muhammad All, said he had pansion team, has taken a les- Wlllle*u*i e rookie from clocking. The 15-year-old In Ladies Golf Spotlight Ls UkkIotssss Steel and Carbide 11:00 News wounds was the husband and fa­ Atiantio Products plus D irector Besides the house and bam We wUl close Sat at 1 PJVI. then settled' down to retire toe been romantically Interested m son from his experience. Fears Florida State, has been a pleas- m m lu y e r clipped nine sec- ^ ^ Amerioau League Special Reamers U:(16 Sports Final ther of the 'Victims, Da'vid Hos­ General Antmnotlve 11:30 Other Mde of Day burning to the groimd, a com er hl« new wife for more than a is concentrating on defense in surprise at guard. The oth- onda off the 400*meter free* PASADENA, CaUf. (AP) ley missed from four feet to de- Batting (276 at bats)—F.Rob- Decimal Sizes From 142 E. CENTER ST. W POP—1410 kins, 30. for the summer. Repairing .080 thru AOO in Stops of .001 of a garage was blackened Savings Bank showed nine year, "nie bride Is toe oldest of his new Job as head coach of toe era on toe offensive line proba- style record of 4:88, set in 1966 "Go, getem, Pickles,” was toe cide toe match. Inson, BoK., .882; YaatrMmsU, 1:00 Woody Show Hoskins said he went to inves­ Meyer Steel Ping Gages Manchester’s Oldest 6:00 Lee ■’OBatol'’ Simms Show where a fire apparently started, hits, but couldn’t put enough of four children of Raymond Boyd, New... Orleans------entry., My will be men from toe expan- by J ,1 PhUadelphla’s ow L Martha Ran^ advice for young Lou Dill today PEKIN ni. (AP)__The have E o a t., .814. _ . W INF—1230 tigate the slamming of a car In Stops of .001 With Flhest FacUlttes Npwn then went out. them together. I-ee Meyer, Ron of suburban Blue Island, him- “E‘Everyw« ~ expansion club al- e*®n draft. Tackles Ray Rlss- dall. She also bettered her own as toe 19-year-old Texan teed gnts are closlna In but toe ble Runs batted in — KUlebrew, 1:00 door outside the house about Carr Lane Jig and Fixture Parts 1:10 Up Hartford Neighbors, apprehensive at Ntviaon and Dick Belekewicz self a Muslim. wayslys has been weak on de- ®“ against former champion wheel of t o e l ^ e s Profession^ Minn., 82; Yastriemskl, Boat., BaU Lock Fins 3:00 F a rb er midnight while he and his wife had two hits apiece for the bank- The wedding was attended by fense,”ise,” said Fears at toe Salnte’Saints’ oanaeman Bandeman of01 ^ pallu, guardguara 4.82.6, set”®'-Jean to lost m o ^ s Pan Jean Ashley Ashley to toe - ...... 86 - hole...... fl- ctoif Associationa » wuiuui> thisuu» year, year, —•*!• Borito Boring Bars—Carbide 8:06 Up Hartford wore watching television. first that a gang might be in the Painting— Decorating 4:00 BWB vicinity, talked in puzzled and ers. , toe bride’s parents, but Clay’s training camp at California Kupp of W oshin^n w d i^ e rtca n Games at Winnipeg, nal of toe Women’s National KathyKathy Whitworth, Whitworth, is expected to Hits—Yastriemskl, Hit*—Yasti Boat., 182; TnuMi In Style, EUgmem Also Bepreaenting Other 4:3 0 W eekend Hoskins told the sheriff he 4:36 ft>eak Up Hartford hushed tones about the deaths. COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL Contone’s 104 081 1—10 16 4 mother and father Hew in from Western University before tak- center J ^ Wendryboskl ^ Los Tn n ih .f .h _ Amateur------"—golf championship.------*■------•‘eep them keep at them bay atto baytoe In $10,000 t ^ $10,000 Tovar, Tovar,Mlrni Mlim., 180. And Cemfort By Quality Manufacturers GUNLIFFE 6:00 Ne«WB was Jumped by four or five Savings 001 000 4— 6 9 6 Louisville, Ky., too Utte to wit- ing off for Baton Rouge. Last Ai^eles probably wiU ^ In otoer other evmts evonUi on tbs the second Mcemd Miss DUl,Dill, toethe daughter of a Women’swnmjm'ffi WesternWAffif^m Open.c%nmn Double*—TOvar, Minn., 28; 6:10 "I Just can’t figure out who 6 J<4m, East Hartford—289-6469 Wortd aMa Week young men, taken outside the Interior—Exterior—Color Consulting ServiM Dubay and Walker, Cromwell; ness toe ceremony. year at Atlanta we’d have toe Brian Schweda of toe * Oilcago day c - t toe - four-day — ^ natUmals, golf pro from Deer Park, Tex., ^®"*®“ ■ W®"*®™ OP®**’ CADILLAC UMOUSINB 6:30 W eekend house, shot and then tied u p - would want to do such a thing to Bears and Jim Garcia of toe wnoMOS a shcial occasions MOTOR SALES 7:00 News such a nice famUy,” said one Coope and Abert. Miss Boyd wore toe simple, ball fw three downs and to^ Lt. Micki King of toe U.S. Air didn’t become discouraged Fri- wwtworto***a ’^ K u T ^ v l n / ^ Home runs—KUlebrew, lOnn., 7:10 Sports Time arms spread outward—on a Complete Insurance Coverage New York Giants are toe defen' cAme the flrri double day and shot her t ^ v back Vmtworto a T e ^ p t o j ^ out -.Howard. Wash., 7:16 Speak Up Hartford man who farms a mile away. floor-lengto white dress and veil kick. Hiey would keep it eight Force beeme me nrst oouble day and shot her way back 1/ a/T*2; F.Howard, Wash., 80. 649-7853^ EXPERT AUTO BODY and 8:10 clothesline pipe about 40 feet Est. 1915 used by female Muslims, u ^ e or nine minutes before we got it ends, winner when she added toe from 8 - down to ed"" ®* Coronado Springs, N.M., has Jack Drees "They were good people.” FENDER REPAIRS 8:16 Sneak Up Hartfbnd from the house. BOWUNG MEETING »>»«ed five tourAaAient ricto- Read Herald Ads 0:00 News toe boxer was attired to a Mack back. Sometimes you’d play a ~ three-meter springboard diving Conley, 20, of Seattle, Ctalc., 26. ENAMEL and LACQUER 0:40 Bpisak Up Hartford He said he remembered little Restaurant Boudtog League tuxedo Jacket. whole quarter and only run six championship to her Thursday up on the’ I9to hole.’ ' ^®“ *®**" **** Pitching (11 dedstons)-H ot- 11:30 Barry Faiher alter that until he was discov­ or seven plays. REFEVISHINOS 12:00 News WM. DICKSON & SON will meet Wednesday night at “It was a very sm ^ w«d- 1 a k « ered by a group of seven teen- Auto Fatality ------Ray’s Restaurant ^ ^®^’ U^nJit^his >®“’ cw® ’ REASONABLE PRICES 12:16 Sign O ff TeL 649-0920— ^Manchester, Coon. 8:80 at. toe Holiday Lanes to ding,” Clay said after the cere- "I learned long ago at Green /r . rp ___ YY7* *^*” ***!^**??” ’ o*'^?^'I^** *wdm- Kan., who won the title to 1066, Weatern Ooen although Minn., »-8, .780. MANSFIELD (AP) — James Bay that baU control is toe G c t T o U m e V W ' l U enjoyed an easier path to toe yomnetto* to tlwm since 19M* Strikeouts—McDowell, Cleve., BT. 83—VERNON, CONN. play tor toe season. mony. — ______Desert Rato, took toe lOO-metor competing in them since 1969. ______1 Podmore Jr., ^2, of WUllmanUc name of toe game. Our offense _ I » *1. ... . , Desert Rato, took toe lOO-meter final, beating medalist PhyUls Just Above m e .Traffic Ifio v i^ Into toe swntflnalB of backstroke to 1 :99.2, and the Her best finish was fourth Ixmborg, Boat., 176. was kiltod early today when a to/strong at toe heart—quarter- . r ------— Tiah” Preuss, also 28, of Pom- I ' ■ Circle ■ place. car in lyhich he was riding left back. We decided to start buUd- J?® DovMe^ bvitationBi Santa Cfiara club set a U.S. rec- pano Beach, Fta.. 4 and 2. "'«®®- National League TEL. 648-001^ the road and overturned on a tog from there. I am letting T 2 **^ S ‘“ **’ *" 800 Mias______DUl ____ was 8 - down after____ The determined Kathy held a Batting (276 at bats) —Cfie- PLYWOOb CENTER curve in Route 198 here. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Ta^or bring himself along ***®$^'e relay. 12 holes, though only two over three-stroke lead 'entering to- mento, Pitt, .844; Staub, Houst., slowly. He had a Uttle weight to 6-8 last night at Dovslette Now, book to those Uttle par. Later, she asked her fato- PAINTS your oonvenlenoe. 40 WEST CENTER STREET In A ll^ u t Total Dcatruetlsnl It’s Poaitlva Mayh-.uil ■ Roee Bowl, bas been running to IConaer had tw o hits apiece fo r . for her qiectacular perform- On the 19th, Miss DUl dropped toe d a /a beat round of three Strikeouts — Bunntog, PhU., Invalid Neeoi broken In one summer month at a replacement cost of $100,000. SILVER LANE EXTENSION toe halfback spot and Les Kel- Coach Loo Day. ance. a 28 - foot putt, and Mias Con- under 72 tor 148. 180; Jenkins, CSiio., 177. » i-. ^ ■> )■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967

f BusIimss ;S«rvleM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW HUGOS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HO|78B with MAJOR HOOFLB BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE H«lp Wonlwd—Mde 36 Hdp Wenfwd—Meb 36 OffMEd 1 3 MALE PRODUCTION workers JANITOR —light «i«umt«g Ap- I^A WAITER WITH A N PERHAPS NO! YOU AREA \ I n ZDOLOGV l a b , SOPUOMORA IMOUGHT COLD AtNT EXACTL/ 1 SHOULD NEEOVA HEARTLESS | i MY DEAR MAaoR-**''^ classified LAWN MOWING aervlce, light B u t o u t FI6MING WITN BRAWNLE'/ - —first shift, starting rats 83.81 ply Monday through FMdny,' STEW AN PER A 60 HOME ONTH' I SURELY. >tXJ REALIZE trucking, odd Jobs. CaU B4»- N0TMIM& OF SLICING UP ALL WNDS OF 0 9 0 / / WMATA HELPLESS, TIMID ACT per hour. Must be 6'0” or over. 94. HoUday Lanes, 89 Bptn- TASK HAASTER! 7 WRIGGLING CREATURES - 4 0 * RESTAURANT, UNTIL 1 JOB! AFTER 1 UMBER UP HAR-RUMPH/; TH ATrM W0RKINC3 ON 6470 anytime. SHE PUTS ON.' Applications accepted datiy. cer St. SyLVESTERiy RECCyERl 1 HWM.. THE CAMPUS FLAB * A A KfeVASSISNMENT Am wr to Prtviom Funto Interviews Tuesday, apply to I'LL RJTTCX56THER a ! flOLinCAL FOR YOU/ TM — UfW advertising TREE EXPERT — Trees out, WHEN SbU FINISH WITH VERVGOOD.. Rogers Ooip., MOU and Oak­ EXPERIENCED Bridgeport op­ S O R R /,^ L e f's E a t buOdihglolSKleared, treeetop- THAT SALAMANDER, ^ TARE THE FlSH OFF MV HOORf Ol erators, 66 hour week. Apply k (SUIT eon 6R0UP.'' POWER,! AH-«-CLEARlNS IT PROFESSOR.' ITS TOO CQUIRMV.' V-'VOU TARE II land S t , Manchester, Conn, or S IR El CLASSIFIED iW EaTISING DEPT. HOURS ped. CH)t a tree proUemr Well 'AXl CAM DISSECT call Miss Bannister 1-774-0606. EAS Gage Co., MltobeU Dr. C S N lF P i)^ WELL TAKE SOME WOULD .WITH THE SENATE.^ AOUMM 5 Dismounted OTF FOR ME BRAWNLEV! PUH-LEEZE 8 A JL to 6 PJL worth idume can, 742EES. An equal opportunity employ­ y NAME THAT WON'T THINK ICottHf*—— 6 Flemish painter SO WG AND STRONG? BU6 THE FUZZ-**- THAT---.: •nd «abb«|c 7 ------baas BACK HOB bundoiar worit, er. AMERICAN OIL OO.—De­ 4 ------of corn 8 Pigpens MAYBE "THE 6H0UL J r grading, and septic tanks, dry ------(Pi.) 0 Weaver’s gadget CLASSIFIED ADVT. sires to employ an aggres­ 8 Colo----- 10 Feminine wells, land Clearing, .4iai|i saw 12 Zoo critter appellation nnd work. Paul SOhendel, 64M468. sive sales minded Individ­ ISBoU of thread 11 Direction M ontU^TSflW day. CARPENTERS M lludcal quality 17 Snacks, for SAIA18 AMD Serviee on Arlans, ual to manage a 800,000-gal­ 15 Gibbon instance Hahn EOUpse, Jaoobaen lawn Some expeoience prefeirsd, 16 Drink ofterinfs 10 Roast----- ^ . PLEASE READ TOUR AD steady work, good wages. MSaiUngveiicl 23 lalandcln the mowers. Also Bom ellte etintn lon location in Vernon, 43 English O bU 648-2383, 875-8702 af­ S0V6(W0( 20 Entenue anew BalUc 31 Rich fur saws and mtenatUrnal Cub A LLY OOP 21 Nagame word 24 Pertaining to 33 Property Item composer ter 6 p jn . Ctonn. — Good nelghboriwod BY V. T. HABIUN 22NegaUona an epoch 38 Keener (1710-1778) BMIOES I. time Cadet Tractors. Rental equip­ 24 Hence (Latin) 25 Italian dty 40 Medicinal 44 Grant use ment and shaipanlng aarviee and ^gh traffic count — cm ...AIN'T THAT TH 46 Roman emperor 28 Bewildered 25 Onagers quantities on all makes. L A 1C Equip­ EXPERIENCED carpenters SLOB WHO BEAT, 27 Aggregate 41 Term in card 47 Assam ailkwaim a salaried basis. Must su­ US o u r IN THAT 2 7 S w i^ 48 Dispatch ment Ootp., Route 88, Vernon. wanted. John R . WCnnergren INTERNATIONAL 30 Wakei from 28 Arm bone lUying not Ifeecp the —» .7!?” f*”*.. Em n which do deep 42 >etty quarrel 50Seixe suddenly by "make Mverttawnent win not be corrected 878-7000 ICanOhester Exchange Oo. CaU 643-8808 after A pervise personnel and keep GOLFaAMEP 32EtteUUbed 6 1 • V v r r r —Enterprise 1048. In conunerca 1 i V 4 5 MAN FOR tire service work, simplified records. We in­ 34 Afghan prlncei good pay, all benefits, must 35 Habrew ascetic RT IT li 8 HARPENINO Service —Saws, 35UaiCullna 643-2711 knives, axes, shears, skates, be steady worker, experience tend to establish the right IB li 17 875-3136 helpful but not essential. Ap­ •q^toN'TCALL nickname rotary blades. Quick service. man as an Independent 37 Repast (BookTme, Ton lYee) Capitol Equipment Oo. 88 Main ply Nichols-Manchester Tire A US, W E'LL 30 Chair, for n r L CALL yOL)= InstmcB St., Manchester Hours daily Inc., 296 Broad St., Manches­ business man. CaU 020-7488. 40 Kind (rf Jockey 7:80-5, Thursday 7:80-0, Satur­ /VANBUMVV ter. 41 Marry L' Trouble Reaching Our Adverlicer? day 7:80-4. 6)0-7068. CHICAGO, ILL. After 6 p.m. Mr. Freihelt, OUT OUR WAY BY J. a wnxiANs 42 Beauty shoppe U 8 ■ 2S » PRESS OPERATORS 45 Onenesses RUSS’ MOwer Service — lawn 6284176. 40 Introduced ST FORK LIFT OPERATORS 51 Before 24-Hour Answering Service mowers sharpened and repair­ 8-19 r OH. O H .' VA/HEW T H E LOOK,AAA-WHV NO OPINION AND NO 52 Woman’s Si ed, engine tune-up, free pick­ R o o t Finithbm 24 Hulp Wontud— Holp PACKERS WORM .SHEDS HIS IS I T e v e r y C O M M E N T/ J U S T appellation Free to Herald Readers 63 Go by aircraft up and delivery in Manchester. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- Fumob 35 35 COCOON THERE'S SOT TIM E SHE WIRES CUT OUT THAT M 742-7607. First shift, 46 lioinr week. TO BE A MEW SIRL IN HER HEAD R3R VERBAL SPARRING 54 TVansgresdon Went htfermalloB on one of onr dnsotaod odmtlsemonter liig (spedalliing in older BABYSITTER n^idi^ EMCO CORP. THE PICTURE.' WHAT'S 55 Scatters, u hay Bent­ COUNTER girls for 6 a.m . to DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS SOUND, NCTTHIN' AND BE ON 'lOUR 56 Forehead No nnewor at the telephone llatedr Slm ^ oaH Ike ATTICS and cellars cleaned, floors), cleaning, waxing EASTERN BOILER HER NAME AND PHONE C O M E S O U T W AV B E FO R E TH E c : ley School area or In my 12 noon shift, 2-4 days. Ideal 99 Loomis St., Manchester t o floors. Painting. Papeihanglng. Ehcperienced lathe operator IT 'S A L L THAT WAS I DON'T \ / LET 'EM GET THEIR NUMBER, LOVER BOV? SHE 57 SmaU child d u v r u trash hauled the dump, home, fuU-tlme preferred but for Community College stu­ BUT STATIC? SECOND ROUND for aircraft parts. Must I'M SURE YOU CAN RIGHT, Fo lks. A LUCKY GET YOU, / ROMANTIC SIGHTSEEING SHOULD BE CONGRT WIA Im Tin’ Wt c tions, rec rooms, garages, perience. ExceUent wages any advertiser tud^ box 1966 VOUraWAOEN sedan, Lanes, 89 Spencsr St. porches and rooting. No Job 2. Prim e Location and working conditions. Ap­ CXIUNTER HELP wanted, letters. Rsaden answer­ must sell, excellent condition, ing blind box ads who too smaU. CaU 649-8144. 8 - . Option- ■ to■ Purchase Station ply steady part-time work. Apply NOBLE & WESTBROOK ; ICECREAM BARS I THAW YOU LAST SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL service booklet current. CaU desire to protect their i. FuUy Paid Training to person. Corner Soda Shop, go Westbrook St., East Hartford SENTALONG NISWT AND © o r THAT 649-8960 or 649-2401. CARPENTRY—concrete work CALL or WRITE TODAY HELP WANTED COLD FE£UN6 .' IdentlQr can fkiUow tiUe 780 Main St. r procedure: anything from ceUar to roof, 289-2717 YOU SMat UKE inside and out, no substitute SUN OIL CO. HIGH SCHOOL seniors for psut- 1962 CHRYSLER Newport, au­ RRST Experienced Welders AGARUO FACTORY/ Bttcloee your rq>ly to the for quaUty work, satisfaction P.O. Box 71, E ast Hartford time work. Apply 7-9 p.m. Lo­ box In an enmope — tomatic, caU 648-7304. guaranteed, competittve 668-8400 gan MlUs, next door to Cal- Machinists addressed to tlie Olasnl- Evenings, Je ff Keith 647-0646 1968 SUNBEAM, Alpine series prices. No Job too smaU. DAD NATIONAL dor’s. fled Manager, Manchester Carpentry, days 648-1904, eve Evening Herald, together 2, no' reasonable offer refused. KITCHEN HELP — part-time, FuU-tlme and Part-time nings 649-8880. PROFITABLE business, 8 table SALESLADY—fuU or part-time. with a memo Hating the CaU after 4:30 p.m., 648-1977. pool room, busy season about STORES, Inc. Apply 7-9 p.m. Legal Mills, evenings. Apply in person 120 Overtime Work Available eompaales you do NOT to start. CaU 640-2286, evenings. Charter Oak St. Paid HoUdays and Vacation ^7 1962 ANGLIA wagon, one own­ ADDITIONS, remodeling, gar­ next door to Caldor’s. BUZZ SAWYER want to see your letter. ages, rec rooms, bathrooms Park A Oakland Aves. Insurance Plan Available BY ROY CRANE Ybur letter w ill'b e de­ er, good condition, new paint, MANCHESTER — Package tiled, Utohens remodeled, ce­ East Hartford FULL-TIME opening for wait­ stroyed if the advertiser two new tires, new front store suitable for htuband and ress, 6:80 a.m.-S p.m. no ex­ DRIVERS for school buses, we I'M L00K1N6 FOR A HUNTER NO GLADDER THAN ment work, cellar floors, pat- M t.saw rER' is one you’ve mentioned. brakes, two snow tires, $360. wife operation. Bel Air Real toain you, hours 7:804:46 a.m., BEARCE NAMED SAHANl. I AM TO SEE Y O U cin, rooting. OaU liixm Oeis* perience necessary, will train, HOW GLAD TO If not It will be handled 643-1816. Estate, 648-9882. starting pay $1.40 per hour. 2 :16-8:80 p.m. E xtra noon work SAHANl/1 WANT YOU in the usual manner. synaki. BuUder. 649-4291. SEE YOU CaU 649-8288. available. ExceUent part-time MACHINE SHOP, INC. AGAIN/ TO ACT AS A GUIDE 1960 FORD station wagon, V8, TOYS & GIFTS f o r A SHFARl. QUALITY Carpentry—Rooms, Job for Srd shift worker or re­ Bradbury Lane, Coventry automatic, radio, heater, me- Sehoob and C b u o s 33 BEOINNINO September 1 we cUanicaUy good, $200 or best dormers, porches, basements, PARTY PLAN tired man. High pay scale. CaU 742-7826 and Found 1 wlU need part-time waitress 648-2414. NOWl'/AtaNMV .offer. 649-4478. reflnUhed, cabinets, bullMns, m/T(?THE:PENH6 T, and nursery help. Apply In LOST — smaU coal black male fo rm ica , aluminum, vinyl, Demonstrate the newest, steel, oeramo siding William HEAVY EQUIPMENT person, manager. Brunswick dog, black collar, no taU, most complete line of toys EXPERIENCED truck driver, Trucks— Traeton 5 RobUna Carpentry Service. and gifts for Christmas' Parkade Lanes, Parkade Shop- b OY WANTED for clerk and answers to name Shadow, ______OPERATORS NEEDED ping Onter, Manchester wholesale plywood company. M9-S446. Highest Commissions! No delivery service. Some experi­ vicinity Parker St., East 1950 CHEVROLET hate ton CaU 622-0214. Investment! ' Generous Bo­ N6 W t a k in g appUcatlons for ence for now and when return­ Middle Tpke. Reward. 648-1891 ™p lck...... -^ truck, good body, good HOMES, GARAGES, porches, ing to school,' flexible hours. Earn whUe you learn. Earn nus Plan for Dealers and permanent ftdl-time day work. NOW TAKING appUcatlons for running condition, asking $876. rec rooms, room additions, Apply In person to manager, B u z WANDERS THRU THE NATIVE SECTION OF NAIROBI, FEEL1N6 LOST — Passbook No. W3686. to 8800 weekly as a pro­ Hostesses. CaU or write Come to Burger Chef, 236 permanent fuU-time day woric. 640-7813. kitchens, roofing, siding, gen­ Liggett Rexal Drug, Parkade, UNCOMFORTABLE FROM THE SILENT, HOSTILE STARES. 6 - n Savings Bank of Manchester. ______fessional HEAVY EQUIP­ "Santa's P a rties!" Avon, Main St., 8 a.m.-ll p.m. Come to Burger Chef, 286 eral repair work. Financing 404 West Middle Tpke. eu«T>,N14.lM.T4H».Ul.ra.I AppUcation made for payment, igeg OMC half ton pick-up, MENT OPERATOR. For Conn. 06001. Telephone 678- Main St., 8 a.m.-ll p.m. available. No down payment. WANTED — backup girl for A I l» “I don’t know what THEY oall it, but when I act like > good condition, $1,260. 647- the first time In the USA, 8466, Evenings 677-2018. Economy BuUders, Inc. 648- luncheonette manager, some 1086. Allstate Training Center that, Mom calla it a tantrum!" AnnoancuiMnts 2 6169. short order cooking and wait­ MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD O'NEAL offers qualified men 21 and ing on tables, good working r 1962 DODGE 6 yard dump truck over the opportunity to CLERICAL — national com- IjUlMiiMMiLUl/ TO THEENK EET JUANITA/ IF VOU ELECXEUILUX vacuum clean­ conditions, paid vacation, 5 with or without snow plow. Any TRAIN LOCALLY in . pany in East Hartford has HOW FAST JUST FAIrT ^ WAS ZEE BAT I MENTION THAT ers, su e s and service, bonded day work week, experience SEVEN NO HITTERS IN MICHAEL! THEY'RE GAVE HEEM ZAT reasonable offer accepted. 649- Roofing and SPARE TIM E on aU makes permanent openings for per­ BAT AGAIN, I'LL THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG repmmitative. Allred AmeU, helpful, pay based on experi­ A ROW -ITS UNCANNY ALL GETTIN' A DID EET! I AAA BAT )OU RIGHT 4772. of equipment, buUdozer, son with good figure aptitude. 647-1710 or 648-4918. Ghhnnoyi 16-A ence. Apply W.T. Grant Co., UNaE PHIL! HOW IS THE LITTLE EDGY SO SO PROUD.' IN THE m o u th ! scrapers, backhoes, etc. Interesting and diversified Parkade. CAN YOU MEXICAN EX-WIFE FITTIN' THERE GOULD BE ROOBINQ — Spsdallslng ra- Accredited program. Job work. Please apply at Contln- IN WITH THE OTHERS? TROUBLE ANY / Porsonob TroDon— pairlng roots of aU kinds, new placement upon completicm. M^Ho Homos 6-A roofs, gutter work, chimneys Budget plan. 622-4689 any­ woman for day time care of RIDE WANTED from Walker equal opportunity employer. TYPE? oleaiMd and repaired, 30 y e a ^ time. 2M year old chUd vicinity of St. area to State Capitol area, 1964 SHASTA travel traUer, experience./ Free esti^tes. HUUard-Woodland St. CaU working hours 8:80-4:80. CaU 16’ long, sleeps 6, .modern SUPPLEMENT you income — CaU H ov^ 643-0861, 644- 648-(X)41 after 0 p.m. Immediate opening for a mature lady who tjipes 049-8002. conveniences. 640-0147 after 4. 8883. j part-time work whUe chUdren are In school. Lucky Lady well and fast to operate a Friden machhie. RIDE WANTED from Manches­ ROOFINa—Repair of roofs. The Only Laundry, 48 PumU Place. ter to Glastonbury, 6:80-6:00 Moforcyebs—> best In gutters and conductors. Holp Wonfd .Molt 36 lUg. U.APaLCMbs FULL-TIME girl for book­ Many fringe benefits including pleasant people MeNe^Byii4knla.li p.m. 4 days a week from Main Bbyebs 11 Repair of chimneys, too. CaU to work with. An exceUent opporti^ty for the right St. 648-8067. Coughlin, 648-7707. Tractor School keeping department, air-con­ BLEOIRIOIi^ full-time, ^/M»/ I I 1 1)''' "TT ditioned office, aU fringe person. YAMAHA— NEW dealmUp. ■toady em plA ^ent, iiuurance I benefits, apply In perron W.O. benefits, paid hoUdays and va­ MR. ABERNATHY . _____ A Sales and servlca at SeymourSales and servlca at Seymour In Hartford BY RCLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY AutoBioMbs for aom ^ osi Main st, Manches- Hootlng cuid PliHnUng 17 Olenney Co., 886 No. Main cation. OaU between 8 a .m .4 Apply in person at Jh e Earn up to |260. per week. St., Manchester. p.m. Robert’s Bleotrlo Oo., 1'LLTAKEOAREOP NEED CAR? Your credit turn­ ter. FuU or part-time students e no w NIA. he, m i.,. U,V M. Off. COMPLETE PLUMBING and South Windsor, 644-0109. IT RIGHT AVWki; B O S S. ed down? Short on down pay­ welcomed during the sum­ LUNCHEONECTE count- HU.0A/THE 1966 HONDA 806 Scrambler, heating Installation, repairs lEttpnlttg IJptuUi ment? Bankrupt? Reposses­ mer and faU months. School er girl, nights. Apply after 7 BANI9TER new tires, new paint, excel­ CABINET MAKER wanted, ex- MORTY BIEEKLE sion? Don’t despair! See Hon­ and remodeling- Service eaUs Ucoised by State of Conn., p.m. Hriiday leuMe, 80 Spen­ NEEDS BY DICK CAVALU lent condition, exceptional­ given Immediate attention. perlenoed oidy. ExceUent op­ BISSBLL ST. est Douglas, m^piire about low- Dept of Motor Vehicles. cer S t MANCHESTER, CONN. DUSTING ly fast, extras, $660. 649-7002. CaU M A M Plumbing A Heat­ portunity. Dieplayoraft Ino., I W OhiOSZ a it down. smaUest payments Guaranteed placement as­ I'M GOING ID I e r iL L i ing. 649-2671. OTNt S) A aristant-fuU ~O T **■»»*»■*” » «*»-»667.______WHY NOBOOyfe PUNCH'HXm EARS ecAJZE- anywhere. No smaU loan or fl- 1962 XLCH, rebuilt transmis­ sistance upoii graduation. A FB A V O FM e nanoe company plan. Douglas sion, high bars. 1966 HD 74 Don’t delay, caU American part-time ohalrslde aeeletant. MAN WANTED for outride CI0HTCX3WN ME/ Eiq>erlenoe preferred but not work on part-time baele, lawn ANVAAOIZE? I N T O 'y C O a Motors, SSS Main.______Chopper, spring fork, needs Mlffliiory, Tractor TraUer. « H c e s 7 Uttle work, driveable. 6494(881, neoeseaty. Write Box 0 Man- maintenance, houre flexible, 1966 OTO, BLACK with burgun- 648-8146. ______DrotsmaUning 19 289-4647 Anytime Chester Herald stating quaUfi- good pay. CWl 644-0122 any dy intarlor, new tires and cathms and references. shocks, excellent condition, 1967 SUZUKI X 6 Scrambler and EXPERT alterations on aU 81,900. OaU 649-6980, after 9 a. helm et $000. CaU 648-1998 after dothes, tinpers repaired, etc. 4 p,ni. Reasonable prices. 648-0741. Holp WoBliJ ONE 35 CAPABLE perron to work In O F THE PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERBIEER 1966 HONDA Super 90, 8300. Movliii>— Trucking— BANK EXECUTIVE HOLMES AND BUKNS CaU 742-8678. Inventory control posting end I FkaURED OUT HOW ) IT CAME TO Storogo 20 pricing for Industrial supply ^------^-4^HAT A COINCIDENCE! OKK. AUTO SA LES MUCH WE SAVED BY ^ E X A C T L Y 1967 SUZUKI, 380 cc, 2,600 MANCHESTER DsUvsry—Ugbt firm, modem East Hartford Opening in the staff of a Mutual Savings Bank "F IN E S r NOT OOINQ TO EUROPE! v * 4 8 7 5 f . / a m u - t •7*QX B-/9 No Money Down miles, exceUent oradltlon, best trueUiig ud daUvsry. location, salary and fringe Presadts an excellent opportunity to a proper­ offer. CaU 648-7077. Refrigeratore, wakhare beneflto. CaU 289-8201 for ap­ First National Stores is proud of ito “Finest" + 4 8 7 5 ® pointment. ly qualified banker. Write stating qualifica­ Weekly HONDA — 806 Siqper Hawk, stova moving spedalty. Fold­ label products. And justly so. It represents an ing chairs for rent. 6494)762. tions to Box S, Manchester Herald. Our em­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE 'TURNER 1902 Chevy Convertible exceUent condition. Asking KEYPUNCH operator wanted, image of dependabiUty and quaUty. We also be­ 1900 Oorvalr, 4-door $876. CaU 649-7818. 86 hour week. Write Box X ployes have bean advised of-this ad. All re­ LOOK.IRBV..ON THE PAK you CAN GET GAS . - w m BRING A SAMPLE OP lieve that our office staff represents this “Ftnast" BIDE... A AAAKINAl FOR THE JEEP VOU 1961 Ford Gabude, 4nloor Manchester Herald. plies held in strict cpnfidance. ^THE C0BAU^^N_CA5B McKEE FcrfnHng— F q b fln g 21 ABANPONEP ON THE 1969 Chevy, inloor image—dependable, quaUfied onployee. Wouldn’t $; Businoss Sorvleos MANY AVON customers would HAPPy 1960 Pontiac, iKloor INBlDB-outslda painting. Spa- rather fight than switch. But you like to be part of this? You may have the 1968 Ford Hardtop 11. Oflorod 13 6 6 . dal rates for people over why fight for your Avon when 1064 Ram bler, 2-door 9 . ______CaU my competitors then eaU SPECIA L sUlls needed to fiU (me of the foUowing 6. LAVOIE BROTHERS—general you can eaU it! Not only do 1961 Chevy, 4-door attractive enlng8. 1 , w eA , cleaning and mowing, m e. Blstimates given. 649-7868, you get wtaat you need at 1962 OorvUr M onia U. i-iuiM-iniiny. driveways, trM 875-8401. wboleeale prices, but you can 1068 Ford Convertible servloa. Oompletcly Insured. JOSEPH P. Lewie custom ■eU to frlande and nrigbbore Are You An CaU 742-7640. anytime. painting, interior and axterlor in a territory near home. We OOMPTOHETER OPERATORS 476 Center St. paperDanglng, waUpaper re­ train you. CaU 2894922 for ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS STEPS, SIDBWAZICS, stone eqipointment Experienced Manchester 647-9997 waUs, fireplaces, flagstone ter­ moved. WaUpaper bookc on re- COMPTOMETER TRAINEES GOOD/ SAMS n o ^ , rjmA races. AU concrete rq>ali«. quest FuUy Insured. Free ee- WANTED—Women for house- tlm atn . OaU 64A0888. TSMMIS RAOUSI5, POPiJP ■ ------Reasonably priced. 648-0851. cleaning one day weekly In Linotype Operator? SAIL BAGS, AMP A P o m o 1968 CHEVROLET Impala 6 ^ ffvnwmtftw awn priiZ ■maU new home. 648-4866. PAYROU CLERK GOUFCL[^e^-^ TH 5 PffT 8 pw t excellent condl- ATTICB, eeUaza cleaned, rub; MULSMuunm jm w n n w r i— ^ St&rt Woridng Immediately UjU&ili iiig. WaUpaper books, popor c c x iin e a tion, best offer. CaU 74^7170. Uah hmgiwg OMUngs. noon, fb l- fit iP L s r m and lawns maintained. Reaeop- ExceUent Wages • Two Wedm Vacation With Pay LITTLE SPORTS ■ able. 849-1898. ly in s itr^ workmuieMp guar- Coma to SM MS Mooday - Mday, tw bM antoad. Leo PeUettor, 8484888. C O U N T a M AN F/MPYCU W B O P a n U 86 nCMPBBT custom con- ———— . a Hoiidtalizatioii • Retiranent Inccone Plan a Life veitlbta. 826 edWe inch. L^WN MOWER and It no j^tjower 8484048.______8:30 to 4:30 llarb-ltiiMk AU dhgr Setnr- luBtuance o Sick Leave • 87^ Hour Week. high pertormanee angtoe,new 4- piili?.Kro^and P l^ Both -^ 748-7200 or 628- PAINTINO, Intottor, v^tkxt, tey and FrUriy Night IpM d iHw ^ esUmatoa, Contact Gerald Affglr «■ e * A P n .T tireSi... i aooesaorles,^ yrilow with - 1647.______A. Stratton, 6484748. 641-4887. Aindy In Person At The blaOk t 0|^ exoeUent oondlUfla. ------r — rr- MEATOWN FIRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. 649-1807.' ttfflBn^titloa. yards and smaU PAINTINa-Intertor and exte- £tt(n!tt0 ffpraUi tnw*to^ done A-1 right OaU rlor, vary roa^W ^ ^ eo- insK auforto I960 n a n w jji n DeVlUe—4-door trucking done A-1 rig h t 18 BISSELL SntEET P h * wM OriUBBl Am , ] Yremano Trucking Bervloo toU OaU Rldiard Martin, ; aedaa, good condition, 8600. 0494180. J. Can 742-7729. free, 7424487.

. \ If;r l v ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 p a g e B IA V E N PAGE HEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 Housts For 72 H oyt For Sola Howot For Sola 72 Housos For Sola 72 SObmban For Sda 75 Sobrnbon For Sob 75 41 Household Goods 51 A^Kutmonfs Tlats Suburban For Ront 6^ Land For Salo 71 Salt room VERNON ^tSfl Merilne Dr. TWO LITTLE kittens, also one SINGER automatic slg sag sew* Tonouioiits 63 ROCKVnXE two and three ACREAGE AND finished lota In CAPB-6 ROOMS, tutto. BLutiftT^Me COVENTRY -newer 6 room furnished apartments, Vernon, Manchester and— Mans­ one oar garage, large lot with for Inveatment or oVmr \ ^ Mi***. kom*. exoaUent oondltiooondltion, fire- AasumaUe mortgage, large older kitten looking for good ing machine, excellent condi­ CREST APARTMENTS — Du- trees, 8UiiM0. PliUbriek A gen ­ overslsed tot, 0 rooms, 4 CLASSIFIED homes. 64I-64S0 dfter S :80. any­ tion,. monograms, hems, but­ parking, centrally located, field. Call Carriage Realty, dwamag. Separato h ea^ Sloce i m S t* * *” ** bedroqme. {dace, garage, privacy, 2 aerw, plex, like new 4% rooms, 1^ cy, R ealt^ 640-8841 ■yatem, driveil^ and y i^ ^que and weU ahaded yard. pond. CUl now. OMy 81<.B06 large bedrooms, magnifi­ time weekends. tonholes, fancy designs, etc. 826. w eekly. 876-8322. 872-3308, 648-7783. yarda, m ediate occupancy 816,700 baths, refrigerator, range, car­ 819,900. W olverton Right on bus line, $17,000. Wol­ Hayes Agency, 6464U81. cent view. Open dally for Originally over 8800. Our price pet staircase, Venetian blinds, MANCHESTER —Just off Bast Agency, Wolverton Agency, Realtora, OROOMINa ALL breeds. Har- R ealtora, 649-2818. verton A gency, R ealtors, 040- — - = = r r ^ -----;------TZ:— inspection. CaU Carriage now, 8S4. o r pay 8B- m onthly. two entrances, heat, hot m - Center St. Older 0 roOm Colon­ M9-2818. R O C K V IU ^ — 6 r ^ Cape, R egjty 648-7788, 872-8SQ8. m ony 1011. H.C. Chase. H ebron Houses For Sale 72 2818. ADVERTISING CaU 622-0931, dealer. ter, parking, storage, laimdl^ Resort Property ial, top condition. New fur­ Im m aculate oODdlUon, n ice ______^ ^ R d ., Bolton. 648-5437. : iyoyn rB R r-1 ^ st. prop- Ma n c h e s t e r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS mat, bus line, 8100., no pets. Fer Rent 67 JOIN THE prosperous Investors naces, siding, etc. SIX bedroom erty, 2 family and office, beau- yard, on the bus line, olty wa- BOLTON—Custom buUt 6 room ADORABU3 puppies—Pedigree APARTMENT else gas range. 649-3666, 649-4342. with this sound 8-famlly, 82,- possibility. Must be sold. tlfid diaded tot, nice location. WHY PAY HIGH RENT? ter and sewers. Coll Carriage Ranch. Double garage, swlm- 8 AJtf. to 6 PJML COLUMBIA Lake —for rent, Hayes Agency, 646-M81. Realty, 8784808, 648-7788. mlng pool, carpeting. Pasek, or mixed. WHd Oairgo P et J20. or best o ffe r. 742-9009. small waterfront cottages, 760 Incom e .p er .year. P riced______at C an 049-9880. * « An Executive’s Dream WE HAVE customers waiting When you can own thla 1 R ealtors. M LS. 289-7476. Shop. 648-6108. Aug. and Sept. Route 87, Co- only 8^,800. Call Paid W. Dou- jjjjjjjjy ST.—Colonial 7 rooms, SOUTH WINDSOR—Woodland for the rental of your apart­ MANCSHB8TBR — Colonial, 8 year old, 2 famUy and Uve CX)PT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lumbla 4 sign. H. Johnson. gan. R ealtor, 649-4888. if you have been looking for room farm GOOD HOME for St. Bernard, ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ 1V4 baths, extra lai^fo Uvlng bedrooms. hatha, 2-oar gar­ almost rent free. 0 large Dr.—Garrison Colonial, mod- VERNON — 7 5 PJtl. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION a home at the top of the hUl em Mtcheq with tmUt-ins, for­ house in top location, alumi­ male, 2 years. AKC registered,' Musical Instruments 53 tate. 643-6129. BENTON Street... Two fam­ and dining room, suh room, 8 age. wooded lot’, very clean, ^ m s In each apartment. we have listed one that is num aiding, barn, secluded DeadUne for Saturday and Monday is 5 p.m. IVlday. good with (dilldren, good price. ily homo of eight rooms. Throe bedroom s, garage, 828,800. 819,000. H .M . F rechette Agen­ Quiet, estabUahed residen­ mal dining room, 8 large bed­ DRUMS — 4 months old, cost FIVE ROOMS, hardwood floors. the ultimate In fine residen­ acre lot. Anxious owners, only 643-7440. Wanted To Runt 68 large rooms on first floor plus Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, cy, 647-0008. tial area. Choice buy at rooms, baths, finished fam­ 8468. sell fo r 8800 o r best of- baseboard hot water heat, tial Uvlng. AU of the ameni­ Uy room, garage, large wood­ $16,500. H ayes A gency, 646- tllo bath ... five rooms and 649-5847. 829,900. J. Gordon, 649-0806. fe r. 643-4393 after. 1 p.m . modem Wtehen with electric APARTMENT or house, fur- MANCHESTER — Investment ties for gractous Uvlng are ed tot, 824.000. FhUbrlek Agen­ 0181. DIAL 643-2711 WANTED — homes for two stove, 2 baths, one with tub nlshed or unfurnished wanted bath on second. Two car gw- ^iONOORD RD. — Beautifiil opportunity, 8 units in 2 buUd- present In Uiia custom buUt c y , R ealtors, 649-0847. UPRIGHT piano, beautiful tone, BOLTON — $21,000. 8-year old cute tiger kittens. 649-0297. and one with shower, heat fur- fop pent, Bolton- Coventry age. Large lot. Oose to Ranch, large Uvlng tor- Inga, w dl toeated near schooia B s . W Cdonlal. We could write fine w ood finish, 860. Call school. Asking 820.900. T .J Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, nlshed. Sorry, no children. 649- apea, 3 reliable adults. Call mal dining room, cabinet and shopping and In excellent BARROWS and WALLACE Co. many lines about this Conrinutd From Prtcoc|ing Pago 649-1837. C rockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. Hdtohen, 2 bedTOoms, recrea­ unique property but we famUy Mtohen, fireplace, ap­ ___ 0768. a fter 8 p .m ., 286-4862. ______condition. Income better than Manchester Parkade OPEN HOUSE Lhro Stock 42 tion room, landscaped yard. would rather you made an proximately 2 acres. Owners ^ 3% ROOMS, first floor, grown SINGLE working lady would 810,000 yeariy. Wolverton Agen­ M anchester 640-0806 anxious. F rechette R ealty, 847- Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. c y , R ealtors, 649-2818. appointment to Inspect it RENT FOR winter, 2 >box stalls Antiques 5 6 uDs. *116. monthlv. West Side efficiency apartment. Center St., 6-6-4 room and see for yourself. Saturday and Sunday 9993. Help Wanted Molt 36 Help Wanted Molt 36 apartments, good Income. By 648-6988. DUTCH COLONIAL —4 bed- to responsible adults, lights, W ANTED TO BUY—anUques, ^ ^alty, 649-4342. C all betw een 7-3 p.m . 649-6892. 10 ’TiU Dark appointment only. Phllbrick room s, one fuU bath, 2 hnw ANDOVER—tiokefront 0 room JOURNE3TMAN electrician, im­ water furnished. For Informa- furniture, pewter, lead------e a s t pENTER Street... baths, 24’ Uvlng room vrith Ranch, 2 bedrooms. Walk-out mediate steady employment. Uon, 649-9767. WANTED — 3 or 4 bedroom Agency, Realtors, 649-6847. Owners are anxious to sell this FOR PROFESSIONAL THREE FIFTY er lamps, art glass, primitives, FOUR ROOMS; second floor, house, vicinity Manchester, ------COMPORT and VALUE fireplace, formal dining room, MERUNE DRIVE basem ent. $2,800. assum es Wilson Electrical Co., 649-4817. impressive Colonial that now Is REAL ESTATE SERVICE any quanity. 644-8962. n o chUdren. CaU 643-7714. C oventry. CaU 742-9740. finished basement, sunroom, VERNON m ortgage, $70.88 m onthly. On­ vacant Six rooms in all plus open porch, 2-car garage, work Knapp Shoes means that Articles Fer Sale 45 a sun room. Needs some gen­ Here’s a listing with great ly $10,900. Pasek, R ealtors, 289- «a > m ROOM duplex, private WANTED — HEATED apart- INVEST WISELY posslblUtles for present ■hop, large beautifully land­ Nine room TantUlo buUt, 4- 7470, 742-8248. and more as average com­ eral redecorating, but the own­ CALL DARK RICH, stone free loam. W aniCO TO Buy UO cellar and garage, convenient ment for two adults, 4 rooms comfort and future value. A scaped lot, 127,900. PhUbrick bedroom custom Colonial, missions. Sell your friends ers are Uberal minded and will VERNON—97 Hublard D r. Al- CONSOLE 816. Gravel, fill, stone, sand, HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, location, 8180. CaU 649-8360 af- ppeferred, loca l referen ces, 6 room Cape featuring large A gency, R ealtors, 649-5647. large lot with view, offered and neighbors. Excellent patio and pool sand and ma­ ter 6 p.m . reasonable, no pets. 647-1122. Says Nick in this parcel of aUow for that T.J. Crockett most new 0-room Ranch, S bed­ bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, kitchen, living room with MANCHESTER beautiful JARVIS R E A LTY Co. much less than replacement part-time income. Equip­ nure. 648-9{Sp4. property on Center Street In R ealtors, 648-1577. rooms, fireplace, 8-car garage, OPERATOR glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ SIX ROOM duplex, centraUy MANCHESTER OR vicinity- firep la ce, 4 bedroom s, 2 fuU value. a Business Zone that in­ baths, 30;^jy3 motors, 2.25 h.p., posed, parking, nice location, heat, combination storm win- REALTORS 648-5121 scaped wooded lot. Ta iiIh wherewtisrs died tMoeased t t .——— — *■ *■ "• popu- balloon, their Imminent depart- experien ce on IBM 360 Is in September. H.A. Frink, r. r r o . . . 7 rooms, large Uvlng room, for­ MONEY MAKER OertUM from Rscoid no resLSonable offer refused. 8150. m onthly. 643-1215. dows, referen ces required. 643- SAVE W ! mal dining room, sunroom, 8 D lm ock R ealty, 649-9828 '*RTm r^. HYHAVER. lar vocal group, The Filth Di- ure for engagements In Baltl Indian Schools Added desirable but wUl consider W apping, 644-1902 a fter 6 p.m . Aluminum sided dwelling Aotlnc Judee. menslon, which appeared at more and Canada warranted training other experienced A lso m any used parts. 742------6346. bedrooms, IH b a ^ , 2-car gar­ 7008. LOOKINO FOR onyltiihig in ______age. Marion B. Robertson, with two fiats; each have 4 MANCHESTER —SEC famUy, ANDOVER —overlooking lake, oBOBB OF HOTIQB ______Storrowton Theater______„last week, the__ traditional______opening ____„ of ______PHOENIX,______Art*. — ______console operators, including real estate rentals —apart- FOUR ROOM single house for R ealtor, 648-5908. rooms. Large commercial $8,200. gross rental. CaU Car- 4 room home, exceUent coo^- . A„opuOT OF^^t^BA’ra^ ^^,6 Dimension, also featuring cftiampagne. ’The eariy morning $200 mHUim In new sChotA oon- those with knowledge of oth­ Soksman Wantod 36-A ments, homes, multiple dwell-' rent. Write Box A, Manchester building. Potential "B” riage Realty, 872-8806, 648-7788. tUm, treed loL arteslaa weU. ^ pgartot of Ksnohester. on the Marilyn”McCoo, Ron Townson, hour and being In an open field structlon an d impiovameiit er types of IBM equipment. Diomonds— W atchas-^ ings, no fees. CaU J.D. Real H erald. Zone lot for a new two fam­ CaU now, only $10,500. Hayes wsUou. La*no®te McLemore, and BUly made solemnity impossible; projects was approved by the ’Three shift operation. Ex­ BOWERS SCHOOL — 7 room SIX ROOM Cape, tile bath, pan- E state, 643-6129. Uy. a t y utiUtiea. Entire A gency, 6464)181. judge. m *•* Tolled for the nevetheless. It was an exciting Bureau of Indlaa Affaini dur- Jawolry 45 MANCHESTER — 4 room Cape Cape, fireplace, family room. ceUent tree benefit program package 887,000. CaU 849- elbig, nice yard, near bus newly decorated, electric This home has been complete­ OOVENTRY-7 room C^^eT'^ way for the Dimension to prrf- ing the including Health and Acci­ WATCH AND jewelry repair­ M o d e r n second floor 4-room ill I »*?=rT>2i' -- 5806 today. Une. No agents. 640-7704. . . , . , u _ ceueo. the Raven B-40 baUoon. stove, refrigerator, near ly remodeled Including a new aoe Its last of six successful Moat ere elementary aohoolB on dent insurance. Life Insur­ ing. Prompt service. Up to 820 rent, nice condition, all con­ high wooded lot overlooking admtolsuwtrlx having ex- Parkade, beautifuUy landscap­ kitchen with dishwasher. Beau­ TWO FAMILY HOME the lake. Aluminum siding. As- her •*mnietnu^^ Was this ^ just another .u. publcity ... ,, nights at fitorrowton. reaervatloew. ance and pension plan. CONTACT on your old watch in trade. veniences, adults. Write Box ed. 668-3291. tiful hbme and garage set on W sumable mortgage, $00.17. 1?^* *» *^ <^** "tunt? N^ for tl^ “tun^-ln” Write Box L, Manchester Closed Mondays. F.E. Bray, W, H erald. NO MONEY DOWN Herald, stating business ex­ a nice 71x170 tre^ lot. Wolwr- BORROWS and WALLACE Co. monthly. Only $12,700. Pasek, ‘ihst the.am d*y^ group. The vocaUsts obtained 787 M ain St., State Theatre ill L i lill,I Here’s an opportunity for a Roaitnn MTR 2RR.74T5 742- August. 1987. M tajo s f^ State and Federal student pUot perience and salary require­ MAN ton A gency, R ealtors, 649- Manchester Parkade Realtors, MLB, 28V-74T0, 744- ,,^3^ ^ the Prohste Offloe. In,the BuUdlng. famUy willing to put some amrk m ents. 2818. M anchester 640-6806 MA* Buttdlnff In iCnn* C6rtinc&t68| And tiiQy plADi ac* into a house to own a home of ‘______chesty., be "“ SL cording to Miss McOoo, "to con- To introduce needed JU|ractive Girl, 18-30 MANCHESTER — Two famUy, MANCHESTER — don’t miss theUr own. BNJOY COUNTRY Uvlng at Its SSerf soomlim taking lessons" the next GENERAL FACTORY workers business service to area Gardan-<-Farm— I , BissellSt., exceUent condition, this 6 room Colonial with ga- „ best In this 6-room R an^ pan- aUd ^ste. secertalna^^^^ time they visit the area. A bal- General Home Remodeling Company needed at once. Apply 8:80-4. firms. No selling. FuU Dairy Products 50 > M O m lw . Ruacj, MtJTSa. m (on»jl loom, to- ctifb. "to eled Utdien and dining, one cSlrt "i»o5y of the loon demonstration was given New England Metal Products, o r part-tim e. 8150 w eek­ acraof land. Huxiy et 818,000. time and pisy *Sl_2Si5 earlier In the week when come- Watch For Grond Opening 44 Stock Place. ly Guarantee to men CORN, cucumbers, beets, car­ wil I tttin for figure salon Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- (Uenne Martha Raye, who also meeting our require­ rots, cabbage, apples, toma­ ______4085, sopflsr and be he«d ttoe^n ^ appeared at Storrowton last toes, onions, blueberries, sum­ now, Paul W. Dougan, Real- present owner not occupying ments. Write Manager, tors, 049-4586. mer squash. 21 Angel St. Man­ Pert and Perky house. Located In ChapUn,amn'; - in tv>om h f B ox 4117, C leveland, Hours 1-9 p.m. _ ...... M lesK ao^ Saturday’s flights were not, COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE chester. Ohio, 44128. For details caU: •nsUb'* on or before how ever, the flrfit fo r the Dl- Apply in Potspn 12-5 p.m. Cute Kittens Mr. Harvey Adler, room fiiapl^, fX k^y menslon. The group ascended NIGHT SHIFT Housahold Goods 51 766-8911 W aterbury. cedar kitchen, close to school, to thirty feet InTWeeard bal- KITCHEHS Manehostar Conn.; Cirot A. ICoore, 83 * few months — ago. That SEWING MACHINE —Singer 629 Main house for $22,500. CaU owner, fllaht was tor nromotl and wlum to flight was for promotion of BATHROOMS One Cintimatic operator for automatic zig-zag in cabinet, Lots For Sola 73 872-0485. JOHN J. WAU/BTT. Jtslge. their new LP album, which Is night shift. Like to work in Holp Wontad-"" button holes, embroiders, hems oc; -dncellne JI. Moore. Admrx. MANCHESTER — Vernon St, VERNON — Manchester town appropriately titled "Up, Up PORCHES M oa or Famola 37 etc. Like new condition. Orig- a smaU shop with aU the treed 180x800 lot. Wdlvertan line. Must seU 5 room Cape. ______OF KgnoL, ____ arid aW" inoUy over 8300, balance now, benefits and security offered A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. DoubU m r a c e 1V4 »«.»*«■ T iu o r OP MANCHBBnDB. PRO- CharUe (M acArtbur, the own FLOORS _ 858. Take over payments of in larger places? WE HAVE 810. monthly. 522-0476. HEBRON — Route 85, 200’ *14 000 Paaak R anltors *41-B Ostherine Sbsialsk. tate ,c f Hiui- RECREATION SEVERAL OPENINGS FOR buUdlng lot with vegetable S t S ii, ^S!524? ■ ’ ------— TH Y — stand, fruit trees, $2,000. Leon­ ROOMS TWO LOUNGE chairs, Uke new. IMAGINE! ard A gency, 646-0460. VERNON 65’ UAR custom ______CaU 643-9477 after 4 p.m . NOTICE NOBLE & WESTBROOK R i s r g e r s ______Ranch, cathedral celling, Oouit iri'tlie Mu- PIZZA-RATS VERNON TOWN OF MANCHBSTEH 16 F O O T ...... CUSTOM CITAFTED KITCHEN floor to ceiling fireplace Ih 20 Westbrook St., East Hartford Sewing Machine Operators ^ S ie’?Lu?m ’deS;, u?o 130 SPRUCE STREET POSmON VACANCY LAND PARCEL living room, large kitchen vDon the settlement and aaowsnee "Anything that can be done 289-2717 Inspectors new, 80” electric Phllco stove. dM ng area. 8 b ^ i m ^ ^ E ic S m t a S m O T a !SAlSrt£er‘ ^ 35 HOUR WEEK 895. Chaise lounge 85. Hang­ WHERE QUALITY GOES ON Residential area. ’Two lot Uy room, oversized treed lot, dMiGMUkm oi «std eetste, It Is SENIOR ing antique stain glass shades newly painted. Act ««»w. to- to irnproye your home in our new air-conditioned BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT Bronzgiow Birch Oabinets posslbUity. Ckise to park- ENGINEERING AIDE cuid table lamps of all kinds. m orrow m ay be too late, count In said Oourt at th« day and plant located o ff R t. 16, aray and shopping. Buy two $5954.00 - $7449.00 Fine cut glass, carnival glass. The Extra MUe WUl Be A MUe WeU Worth Driving lots fo r the p rice Of one. set for Liberal fringe benefits in- we c$ ) do" E xit 94. R ealty, 648-7788, 872-8808. CaU evenings, 643-6847. . Sam $4,000. F o r further Inform a­ elude paid vacation; sick leave; Nussdorf. OP5N MON., TUES., THURS., FRL. 12-11 P.M. Liberal Employe Benefits COMPLETE WITH APPLIANCES! tion caU 040-5300 o r 876-6611. SOUTH WDIDSOR — Beat the ^ * tiiisot^ holidays; pension plan; com- ♦ Hours 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. FOR SALE — 9x18 lime green SAT. 12-12 — SUN. 4-10 — CLOSED WED. heat. Air-conditioned SpUt Lev- a drcutatloo In plete Insurance plan. Em- MAINTENANCE MAN el, 8 large bedrooms, dining ployes’ creiUt union available. Cal^for free estimates nylon rug and pad plus two W Bi, o iBigB vtotoa .. . postageM paid, tttmA 4..K de- A PP L Y In PERSON to runners, original cost over If Your Pizza Is CoM When You Got Homo—• FOR room, baths, family room, m seen o<*^ toUowing named per- For "application and job FULL or PART-TIME 8250. less than one year old. Then T ry BARROWS and WALLACE Co. garage. Owner wants fast sale. (ffinohSKS^Coi^!? ■crlption apply to PBRSON- at no obligation PIONEER 8160. firm . CaU 649-6182 after Regular Manchester Parkade AsUng 821,000. H.M. Frechette nInS u Hills sL Man- NEL OFFICE, Municipal Build- Apply in Perso|i AERODYNAMIC 6 p.m . RAY^ Gook-Them-Yourself PIZZAS ONLY 5 6 7 $907.00 Valnel M ancihroter 6494U00 A gen cy. 647-9098. *’*Bwi ‘totoiScfaraL? « Center Street, Manches- ■ ' ------„ -______^ AMce m 1 Btsmtsk, 860 HOUtowri ter, Connecticut. SYSTEMS, Inc. MAPLE bedroom set; Frigi- MANSFHBLD — 8.2 acres land, BOITON — Hebron Une —5% r ^ M ychester^oiin.. suudim AnniioattonB mi dalre; washing machine. CaU Wo’U Make Them—You Cook Them At Home > room Ranch, country setting •***•“ f*"" Siamisir and Rob- AMiUcaOons must be returned Td. 649-6017 MCDONALD’S HALE RD., MANCHESTER hERE'S WHAT YOU GET: C edar Swam p R d. 87,500. ^ to toe GENERAL MANAGER’S 649-1681. Hot Dee-lidous Pizzas In Just 6 to 8 Minutes Chambers Realty, Reidtors, a cre treed loty fou r y e a r i old* fore the 80m dey oc Aiwuft. 1867. rkimsmBi u-ai4s4.ami DRIVE-IN oBlv *14 ,500.500 Haves H ayes Aaenev A gency, snl smi leuirn make to tMs tfaS oOouit. o u it. . oirsujiB, OFFICE, siumcipai;^ M unicipal^ nuuauig, BuUdlng, 644-1581 • Modem Built-in Wall Oven • 16Ft. of Scheirich Bronzgiow ' WITH TMt MW 648-2825. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Mty 814.600. Hayes Agency, ^ 41 C«iter Street. Manchester. MANCHESTER 46 W. Center St., Manchester (Gas or Electric) Birch Kitchm Cabinets m h -o-rama 6464181. An Equal Opportunity ranges, automatic washers, CA LL 643-0031 BOLTON—BIRCH Mountain ex­ Ssmuel H. TMler, Ally. Connecticut, not later than Sep­ R lciard C. Woodhouse, AUy. E m ployer with guarantees. See them at MANY IMITATE BUT NONE DUPLICATE • Modem Built-in Counter Top 8252 tension. acre wooded lot with VERNON tem ber 5, 1067. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649- • Copper Tone Hood over Range brotrit, beautiful area, $4,000. Contemporary Ranch Range (Gas or Electric) 4-14 yr«. Main St. CaU 648-2171. OJ>. GRINDER and all around MxmaiuLeonard agency,A cen ev. ew-vme.P it 0169 e 21” X 24” Sink w ith Faucet, ■ANK CREDIT lathe man. SmaU shop, all ben­ SCHOOL BUS operators for • bisteUation Arranged By Our ’ • TUa youthful variation on the . ------modern Ranch on a X acre efits. S^rgar G age Go., 1445 1967-1968 sch ool year. H ourly Spray and Strainer Own Trained Craftsmen - culotte theme Is perfect tor untie bends wIB w ^ to Far Sola 75 rustic wooded lot Hand Tolland ^ k e. Manchester. * young isdles leading the active and cuddle tbeee cule W9 ■ CARDS ACCEFTED rate 82.48. SUver Lane Bus • 6-Foot Formica Gonnter-tiv sjrilt shingles, Anderson win­ Line, Inc., 49 Bralnard Place. : - life. It’s a fun-seeldng success twtnsj Uttle hearts wlU adore h o c k v h XJB—beat’s Uvlng in a dows, 1% baths, buUt-lns WE ARE looking for two am- •: sparked with a hipUne aash them! Fun tom i^ frtm / 2rfamUy home. One ARTHUR DRUB b^tiouB^ trainees for our plas­ and carpeting. Choice buy MEN, WOMEN, students—part- , '• UMITED OFFER—ACT NOW AND SAVE e > * and contrast binding. ciofli. ^ ^ home, mbdrirnised. Includiiig'/ at 820,000: J. Gordon, 649- THE PARKADE ma fl^ e spray department. time, FuUer Brush-sales, 15 NEEDS HELP! •: No. 8262 with Patt-O-Rama is new boiler, one 5 romn home, 6806. An opening on first and sec- hours, 84Q. guarantee. Open­ P M e NO DOWN PAYMENT-LOW BANK TEEMS e • ' In toaaa g, 8. 10, 12 14 pfoces foT ItiUttm d oOiea, Mid and same live rent free. ond shift, pleasant working ings available for memagers. ’ * years. Win» 8, 1% yards of 85- hutJnn tr a c er for featurss; conditions and shift premium Only 819,000 for both. CaU Car­ Bfi^ W Bring Tear Clothea, CaU 644-0202, 644-2269. THIS IS JUST ONE OF THE MANY VALUES FROM ': Inch, contrast, % jwrds. fuU dUpeOona riage R ealty, 8724106. 648-7788. gowns, Sasdes, Drapes, paid. Apply in person, Klock PILGRIM MILLS IS LOADED WITH NEW BARROWS and WALLACE Co. O om pany, 1272 ToUand ’Tpke. FULL OR part-time punch press : - To order, send 60c In cqliis. To order, Bedepreadi, SIto Covers ' I plus 15c each tor first-class plus 15c eaifli tor COVENTRY LAKE —nice 4 Manchester Parkade For quaU^r^eealeg Manchester. operators, no * experience re­ room year ’round home. A real Manchester 6494806 quired. Apply in person. Gayle FALL FABRICS, AND HAS OPENINGS FOR Oor^ration t * moU and special handUng, to: mell DRIVBIR—Experienced forS-ton ouv8 u e BBtuuwt, u ra rtt, ——MartChetrtM " --—, A nne CabOt,__ • T he aw r >__z__e»e.aeeA vjuiuw n — exceUent 6V4 room Mfg. Co., Inc., 1068C TOUjm^ Home Improvement Eveidiv Heeidd, IM* ten Agency. Realtors, 6484980. truck, Immediate fuU-time St., East Hartford. PARIUDE R t 5 opening with East Hartford 5 SALES GIRLS D ivision I ns* 0|P aasmaaseemnast stfia|(^ NBXVN B W YOBK.Y O B K , AMAMEMOAS, EB IC AS , NEWNISW YOBK,N.x.______.__ lot 8-car garage, storms, near wholesaler for reliable man X-PLUS parkway, |l7,900. Large custom QUEURRS ^ **'-css with ^*Wnt Name. Addreas witti UOoon, neexly new 5% ro^ over 25. Must have recent lo­ SltiiotioM Wantad Office and Showroom Open Every Day hnlndlng Sunday—9 a .m , t o 10 P 3 L buUt year old Ranch, 5 minutes Next Vo Liggett Drug cal references. ChU Mr. Feld- • : Num ber m M SSS, ’SSuy*^' to parinray, IVi baths, fire- Wlwre yon fet low n u n . 289-4838. Famola 38 — Apply To Manogor— 986 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD plaM, waU to waU, Storms, gg; prkes and a lfl% EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL DAY TYPIST Wl’IH dictaphone ex. rage, % aero lot Asking Boniw Osrd . . . To PORTER for 8-7 p.m. shift TEL 289-7778 828,800. M eyer A geney. 648- and weakends, plaase apply perlmce seeking employment Hartford Rd.. Manehostar • Opon 10 o.m. to 9 p.m. SBYoWithl in Manchester area, versed in 0609 Mister IXinut. 8W Weet Mid­ • : B m Io rasMan. Only 60o a copy, ceasory aet d le Tpke. m edical term in ology. 649-6872. f I \. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 iianirlifat^r lEoi^nttug 1§»raU> ‘Inefficient’ Charges In Louisiana Negroes, KKK Pois(^ Madden James Madden, 59, of Swapped in'Mideast Nortfa 8t died yesterday at (OonUnned from F»ge One) Manchester Memorial Hospital far cry from earlier demands in For Rights Rallies after a short illness. Many voices have been ra is^ Iraqi and Algerian resolutions Mr. Madden was bom.Dec. 23, Israel against the refugees' for prompt nationalization of „ (Oontintied from Page One) but empha^sed that It WM togal 1907 in Portadown, County Ar- return, and heavy pressure American, British and West and dierefo)re duo pirctoetiflo. msgh, Ireland, and' lived most from U\e Israeli press and pub- German oil Interests in Arab tsh. Traffic was detoured “The same force that protect­ of his life in Manchester. For Hc on Prime Minister Levi Esh- lands. around the march. the past several years he had kol makes it unlikely that Esh- A1 Ahram quoted the Iraqi The Negroes, marching to ed them will be used to arrest. been employed with the mainte­ kol will extend the Aug. 31 dead­ minister of economy, who pre­ dramatise______their claim of Job dls them if and when they vldate nance crew at Manchester Me­ line. sides over the conference, as crimination in Bogalusa, walked the law,” he added, morial Hospital. Burdened by economic losses saying it would wind up Sunday two abreast along the highway. The governor said the real Survivors include three broth­ from the war, however, Jordan by issuing am "Important state­ almost hidden by the protecUve test for the state will come Sun- ers, Francis Madden and Harry simply cannot care for the thou­ ment." But he indicated the wall around them , day, when both the Mefroes and Madden, both of Manchester, sands of refugees. recommendations of the confer­ Guardsmen in bitUe dress, the KKK have scheduled addl- and Patrick Madden of New The semiofficial Cairo news­ ence would be kept secret. with bayonets affixed to their ri- tlonal rallies, York; six sisters, Mrs. George paper A1 Ahram reported thsit Soviet warships deployed at fles, marched three abreast on "i hope to make my position Bingham, Mrs. John McPar- the conference of Arab minis­ Alexandria, Egypt, since July 10 each side of them. State troop- co m p le te ly clear,” said land, Mrs. Ernest Machell, Mrs. ters of economy in Baghad, have departed, A1 Ahram also ers, armed with submachine McKelthen. "WhMi they atart George Miller, Mrs. Thomas Iraq, discussed on Friday the is­ reported. But the paper sftld guns, walked single file along looting, pilfering and buM ng Beattie and Mrs. Robert Cratty, sue of the "gradual nationaliza­ eight Soviet ships, Including a the highway shoulders. Mounted peoples’ homes, there will be a all of Mauichester; and several tion of the petroleum Industry In missile carrier, remain at Port police clattered in front and at few people killed real quick, nieces and nephews. the Arab world." That seemed a Said. the rear. Then the riot will be over.” The funeral will be held Mon­ Helicopters, one of them bear- "I think one of toepw test day at 8:15 a.m. from the Le- Ing Gov. McKelthen, buzzed in mistakes made in DetiWt was clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main the sunny skies overhead and putting those poor NatloiM St., with a solemn high Mass of China A rm y Police Arrests military vehicles reconnoltered Guardsmen out there at parade requiem at St. James' Church roads ahead and behind. rest," he added. at 9. Burial will be in St. Both Sunday rallies are 'sched­ James' Cemetery. In Rebellion Gary Ba^ervUle, 19, of 51 After ending the march for School St., also known as Tony the day, the Negroes returned to uled at the- S4-stocy ciq)ttol Friends may call at the fu­ buUdlng, buUt 35 years ago by neral home tomorrow from 2 to Basfkerville, was served with a Bogalusa in an old school bus Near Canton Huey P. Long. The Klan rally 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. warrant yesterday charging and several cars. him with breach of peace by as­ In a statewide television will foUow the Kegroyrallyt (Oontinued from Page One) which features H. R ap Brown, Walter P. Finn sault. Police said the charge broadcast two hours later. Gov, McKelthen called the march the militant Black Power, advo- Walter P. Finn, 67, of Hart­ sources reported Friday that se­ stemmed from an incident at "sUly, ridiculous and absurd," cate, as its principal spekker. ford, formerly of Manchester, vere fighting between Maoist "George for Teens" on Tol­ died Thursday night at Rocky land Tpke. Aug. 4, during Book Salvage Operation Under Way and anti-Maoists was going on which Baskerville allegedly Hill Veterans Hospital. He was An unusual salvage opemtion, involving rrtany rare books is under way at the husband of Mrs. Olive in Canton. struck another youth in the Bodge Finn. Enemies of Mao were winning face several times. He was re­ Wayne State University where the central library was hit by two fires Sun­ Police Believe Litrico Mr. Finn was bom July 31, a battle of tsinks and artiUery in leased on a no bail contract for day. Many books were burned but many others, water-soaked by firemens 1000 in Northampton, Mass., a Chungking, China’s wartime appearance in Manchester Cir­ hoses, could be saved. These are resting on the gymnasium floor with fans son of Michael J. and Minnie capital in Szechwan Province, cuit Court Sept li. blowing on them. (AP Photofax) Drank Cleaning Solvent the Nationalist Chinese said in Gary J. Rizza, 1*1, o t 25 Finn Finn, and came to Man­ It was the second marriage chester as a youth and was ed­ Taipei. Marilyn Rd., South Windsor, State Police believe Camtelo Litrico drank a commercial sol­ for both. ’They were married ucated in Manchester schools. Radio Moscow spoke of armed was charged with allowing Hospital Notes May Seek Injunction vent mixed with olive oil after four years ago. Mrs. Utrlco He lived in Hartford for 23 clashes in Yunnan, a southwest itders on the outside of a mo­ he stabbed hia wife Thursday was a divorcee^ and litrico, a years. Before his retirement, he province, but gave no details. tor vehicle and issued a writ­ visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. and died on hia fronf-lawn. widower with thi4e children. was employed at Colt's Prod­ Peking, meanwhile, broadcast ten warning for possession of in all areas excepting materni­ South Windsor Resident fin t wife died of cancer. ucts Co., Hartford. He was an a story Friday saying, "Red alcoholic beverages in a motor ty where they are 2:30 to 4 p.m. Police Group Tries Army veteran of World War n , Guards are wresting back all vehicle by a minor. and 7 to 8 p.m. and private Trooper Ronald Jacobsen said uj^co, a heat treater at and a member of the Manches­ political power usurped by Chi­ Police said he was driving a rooms where they are 10 a.m. today two different Itods of ^ Whitney division of ter American Legion Post and na's "Khurtischev,” (President convertible on Tolland Tpke. to 8 p.m. Visitors are request­ To Stop Examination the Army and Navy Club. Liu Shao-chi) in order to keep last night about 11 with its ed not to smoke in patients’ Survivors, besides his wife, their socialist country secure in top down and carrying seven rooms. No more than two visi­ The Manchester Police Asso- Weiss Interpreted the latter one'^he Uved In Manchester most of his include a daughter, Mrs. Dawn tors at one time per patient. the hands of the proletariat for passengers—two in the front iation may seek an Injunction sentence to mean that, "the con- lUe, moving to South Windsor Wimmer of Chicago, n i.; four generations to com e.” The seat, four In the back, and one troUer is the c^todlan of ^ c l - ^ e W to stop the police promotion test stepchildren; two sisters, Mrs. broadcast told of Red Guard lying on the folded tpp and Patients Today: 270 flcatlons after they are dravm. ggja. He was a World War H Army James Russell of Florence, over which it is having a row rallies In'Reking and other large trunk. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Weiss quoted the town c h ^ e r 56-year-old father of three veteran. Mass., and.'.Mrs. J. M. Le- Chinese cities. While Rizza was being ques­ Leslie Aceto, East Hartford; with town officials. Marche of Northampton; and a coUapaed and died after slash- Besides his wife, he leaves tioned several of the boys ran Joyce Austin, 36 Seaman Cir­ Patrolman Richard Thurston, grandson. off into the woods^ and in do- S e ^ ^ 'S l c r 'S : two sons, David U trlw , In the cle; Mrs. Avis Baker, East secretary-treasurer of the MPA, times. She was dUcovered-lylng ^avy and Ronald Utrieo, at The funeral will be held Mon­ ing spilled open cans of beer, Hartford; Eugenia Bakulskl, 92 partment. Brown Arrested said the feeling on promotion fftwti ^ neighbor’s lawn where she j, g. g daughter, Carole Lltrt- day at 8:15 a.m. from the police said. -Rizza was sum­ Homestead St.; Mrs. "Is Section 10-1 of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 moned to appear in Manches­ Bakulskl, 4 Waddell Rd. Main St., with a Mass of re­ On Gun Charge ter Circuit Court Sept. 11. ard Cook, 9 Main St., quiem at St. Bridget Church at Clarence B. Walker, "32, of Windsor; Jill Early, 9. Burial will be hi Veterans (Contlnaed from Page One) 'mursion waaa 'tn»t vw wiio ------, 7---, z y \ : ~ . satisfactory no certain address was charged Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Frances Ge- Italy. Field, East Cemetery. morning, "Towniwji ManagerjmucujRuccu Rob-xwkj- “------"nel In the PoUce * Department * ’ aA moavemotive lorfor theuie huiviuv suicide luiuand , . _n, co u n try by the United with Intoxication yesterday at bel, 92 Spruce St.; Kitty George, Friends may call at the fu­ ert WelsB made iw> offer on including supernumerary and attempted murder has not been MUltary funeral services States...'Mr. Carmichael will see 5:45 p.m. after police received 1009 Main St.; Dewey Haas, chargee In the spocWiicialtlions.’’ special police, as he may deem determined, but police said the i>« 10 a.m. Monday at ^ neral home tomorrow from 2 for himself the atrocities being to 4 and 7 to 9 p.ih. a complaint of a man sleeping Hartford; Harold Hubbard, 60 Referring to a meeting held necessary.” couple had a history of argu- W. P. Quish Funeral Honm, 225 perpetrated against the people in a cstr at the Manchester Cambridge St.; Mrs. Catherine Thursday wDth Wedas tuid his Se,ction 10-2, Weiss said, per- Both state police and Main St,, Manchester. Burial of Vietnam.” Transmission Co. lot on Brailn- Jacobowski, East Hartford; mlts the poUce chief to prescribe constables had been called will be In East Cemetery, Man- bits. Agnes D. Clark aebtatant, John Harkins, Kunstler said Brown was ar­ ard PI. Unable to post a $25 Mrs. Sally Klrka, 116 Oak St. Thurston said the town mhn- general qualifications, with the home at 153 Northvlew cheater. Friends may call at the VERNON—Mrs. Agnes D. rested "outside an apartment bond. Walker was taken to Also, Francis Kostenko, 111 approval of the general man- several times during the funeral home Sunday from 2 to Clark, 81, o t Ironwood Dr., ager never tndioaited. he would that some friend of his has. He Hartford State Jail to await Florence St.; Charles Lahda, go akmg ■with a 4(5-48-10 divi­ ager. past months, they said. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. widow o f William Clark, died uses It. He stays there quite of­ appearance in Manchesrter, Cir­ 635 Center St.; Mrs. Ceclle sion of points on qualifloation. The association protests the this monUng at a local con­ ten and they must have known cuit Court Monday. LaurinlUs, 2SG Forest St.; “When we left the meeting,” lowering of time where a patrol­ valescent home. that." John Lerch, 37 Foxf o x Hillmil ur.,Dr., >niun4ton’IhunftoQ said, "there was no man is eugioieeligible lor for takingmnuiB a. a testicai . Mrs. Clark was bom Aug. 3, In Washington, the Justice Rock'vlUe; Mrs. Alice Mason, mention o f any changes to be tor sergeant. A policeman is jAJjOU t J. OWXl State’s New 1S86 in Glasgow, Scotland, a Department said the New Or­ North Ender 12E Bluefield Dr.; Mrs. Marie made exbept that Weltan said now eligible In four years to daughter of Harry and Agnes Rd., take the test; imder the old leans complaint alleged airline Parent, Wright’s Mill a cllattlliicaitlnn o f the 10 per Miles Eastman of Orange, Sutter Dryburgh, and lived In personnel saw Brown with the Coventry; Mrs. Gladys Rae, specifications, five years were Complains of cent iregtarding expeirtence and Mass, will be guest caller to­ Crime Panel Hartford for many years be­ rifle on his flight to New Or­ Rt. 31, South Coventry: Rich- required. tnaining may be made." night at 8 St an open dance fore coming to Vernon ten leans and two sheriff’s deputies ard Rlngrose, 14 Cornell St.; Another point of contention in Air Pollution The specifications, as drawn, sponsored by the Manchester years ago to make her home observed the weapon In his pos­ Mrs. Norma Roberts, 92 Troy the rules Is that the training and Gets $$ Aid give a 50 per cent score for an Square Dance Club at Wad­ with her daughter, Mrs. Walter session when he later travelled 'A complaint regarding air- Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. oral examination, 40 per cent experience specification, which counts 10 per cent of the test, dell School. Mr. and Mrs. (Rus­ HARTFORD (AP)—The state’s Von Hone. She was a member to Baton Rouge by bus. pollution in the North End has Khalriah Sabri, Storrs; Mrs. for a written examination, and has never been clearly defined, sell White will cue round danc­ of South Congregational When airline agents In New been filed with Town Director Gertrude Smith, Clark Rd., 10 per cent for experience and new crime commission has re­ the association says. ing. Dance committees are Mr. Church, Hartford, and Hart- Orleans asked him Friday If he David Odegsud by a Mill St. Bolton. training. ceived $24,746 from Washington Chief Reardon, in the center and Mrs. Horace McCoan, door f<»d Chapter, OESS. She was a were carrying a gun. Brown property owner. Also, John Thompson, Weiss said yesterday that he to help finance its operations. of the controversy, today dis­ duty, 'and Mr. and Mtrs. Rich­ past chief daughter of the El­ said yes, according to the com­ "The man, whose name was High St., Rockville; Mrs, would go along with a change claimed knowledge' of the de­ ard "Thomas, chainn'an, and Mr. Gov. John Dempsey formed len Douglas Lodge, Daughters plaint, and turned the rifle over not revealed, complained that bara Tourtelotte, 32 Parkview to a 45-45-10 per cent scoring of Scotia, Hartford. to an agent for transportation ^he Farmers’ Dr., South Windsor; Lawrence tails and declined comment. and Mrs. Earl MacCarthy and the State Planning Committee plan. Mr. and Jffs. Jaunes Reuther, Survivors, besides her daugh­ during his flight. Co-op and smoke from Rogers Tracy, 77 Birch St.; Glenn Tut- Several promotions are due on Criminal Administration In refreshments. ter, include a brother and two It was not known if Brown Corp. have been polluting the tie, 44 Scott Dr., Vernon; Sar- to come up soon in the Police February to coordinate planning staters in Scotland and three had the gun at the time of his with President Johnson’s Com­ alr for several years, and that a tr a Department, and the MPA, N o Change Members of the Army and mission on Law Enforcement grandchildren. arrest by agents of IRS’ Alcohol the condition baa been worse in h which Includes over 30 police­ Fhneral services will be held and Tax Division, the Treasury daughter to Mr. cmd Mrs. Rich­ Navy (31ub will meet tomorrow the past two years, men, is objecting to the promo­ and Administration of Justice. at 11 a.m. Monday at Holmes Department arm that enforces ard Schwarz, 4 Upper Butcher at 7 p.m. at Holmes Funeral He said that he was speak tion :q>ecifications, particularly In Outlook Dempsey used $10, from hia Funeral Home, 400 Main St., thee «TOonai National Firearmsrearms Act.a«. ------resldenta Rd!, Rockville; a son to Mr. where promotion to sergeant Is Home, 400 Main St., to pay re­ contingency fund to establish the MAnefaester. The Rev. John A. In New Orleans, U.S. Atty. several oxner jam es Holloway, East concerned spects to the late Walter P. 21-member commission. The of the area and that he has concerned. Lacey, pastor of the First Con­ Louis LaCSour, mentioned "Tues­ Hartford. O n Vietnam Finn, a member. federal grant announced Friday complained of the situation to Applications are now open gregational Church, will of- day as a possible date for a DISCHARGED YESTER­ Is expected to be matohed' by the Town Building Inspection for tests for lieutenant, ser­ (Ckmtinued from Page One) DOia'te. Biulal will be in North- grand Jury hearing, and said DAY : Mrs. Sharon Belanger, 62 the state. and Health Departments, with geant and detective. The ac­ wood Cemetery, Wilson. "he will be tried in New Or­ Bunce D r.; Mrs. Bernice Mil­ propaganda.” Purposes of the commission, no results. ceptance of applications will Officers Beaten, 'Friends mqy call at the fu­ leans. He will be indicted on ler, 54 Leland D r.; John Burton, close on Sept. 1. Ihurston said —More and more, the enemy as outlined in February, were neral home tomorrow from 7 more than one count." He asked Odegard to bring 78 Long Hill Rd., South Wind­ "is less anxious to engage our the air-pollution condition to that Harkins Indicated the tests Negro Man Shot to understand and define the to 9 p.m. LaCour said the complaint sor; Mrs. Linda Bassett, 27 troops in combat,” perhaps be­ crime problem, to increase as­ the attention of the Board of are scheduled to be given In named "Hubert Geroid Brown, cause "of the losses he has suf­ In Texas M^lee sistance to law enforcement of­ Directors, for Its possible ac­ ® September. fered and the position in which also known as H. Rap Brown, and Dolores Decelles, Wllliman- If a temporary injunction is ficers, to develop a more effici­ also known as H. Robert Hall." tion. tic; Eric Gustafson, 462 E. he finds himself." (Oonthmed from Page One) ent and equitable system of F u n e ra ls ____ Attempts today to contact sought the tests could be held Asked how federal agents Middle Tpke.; Robert Chaves, up indefinitely, an MPA mem­ Getting into domestic affairs, cripainal Justice, to improve knew of the alleged 'violation, he representatives of the two com- ______^ ____ _ began scuffling with the two pa- . . a fa 7 Oval Lane; Michael Tevlln, ber said. many of them feeling the im- replied, "Brown was under sur- panics and of the two town de- pim er Dr. Wapping; Cos- trotaen, who were «dd to have Mrs. Francis HJame Thurston said that Funeral services for Mrs. veUlance all the time he was In partments for comments were Tedone, 289 Cooper Hill St.; legal counsel has not been ob- to combat crime. Louisiana. unsuccessful. Weaver got his shotgun. EVancis Hjam e o f 73 Elsie Dr. Dayna Matassa, 76 Barry Rd.; tained in the matter, though About half the 100 adminis- “ “ ,p,jg nucleaus of the crime Brown, who calls Baton Michele Dube, Mile Hill Rd., were yesterday afternoon Atty. John O’Connor did at­ tration measures have passed The incident brought extra pa- commission is the Spisclal Oom- Rouge his home, attended the Rock'vdlle. Congress and he expects many trol cars to the predominantly mlttee on Gambling. at St. George’s Epls(H)pal tend the "Thursday meeting and all-Negro ^uthem University Bachelors Hold Also, Dawn Stamper, West Church, B(rfton. "The Rev. James did represent the Association of the rest to come through In Negro section oi town lor a Oo-chalrmen of tbo new com- there. He was scheduled to Rd., Rockville; Joseph Wallett, the closing rush. So he didn’t A. BlrdsaH o f St. Peter’s Epis­ "in an unofficial capacity.” time. mission are retired Supreme speak there Sunday at the end Protest March 147 Waranoke Rd.; Brenda seem to be buying a reporter’s copal Church of Wapping of­ The Association in the past A crowed of'onl^kers gath- court Justice Samud Hellltz, of a violence-wracked civil Shaw, Stafford Springs; Mrs. observation that his domestic ficiated. Mrs. Howard Pearson (Continued from Page One) has not been happy with pro­ ered for a time, then dispersed formerly chairman of the gam­ rights march through the state. Julie PUkonls, 47 Hoffman R d.; program appeared to be found­ was organist. motion qualifications for police­ in the early morning drizzle. bling committee, and Supreme Brown, ^ o likes to refer to Mrs. Kathleen Higley, East ering. Hie incident took place In the court Juatlce John P. Cotter, Bearers were 'Frank Greene, the county clerk’s office on the men, but a stand such as this whites as "hunkieB", said at his Hartford; Mrs. Patricia "Tuck- 800 block of New Braunfels St., William KeUy, Richard Ivey, demonstration? ' ' '> one has not been taken before chief administrative officer of <3arl Gettner, John Fellows and news conference that If Negroes First, the clerk Is a girl—Joan ish. East Hartford; John Cut- offlceds said. the state courts. ronl. Pine Ridge Dr., Andover; and no concrete changes were Duplicate Bridge John Bentley. in the United States "endorse B e m u s —and Lemley says guerrilla warfare, I will Support Mrs. Ann Scanlon, 80 Diane Dr., made. Results in a master point du­ “ she’s something else.” One of the major objections and Join it.” Wapping; James Perkins, 68 plicate bridge game last night "This Is the first demonstra­ of the Association is that the Referring to an anti—Israel Bolton St.; Mrs. Marie Nadeau, at the ItaUan American Ohib Meerschaum Powdered tion we’ve had here and we exam specifications have been statement published in SNOC’s East Hartford; Mrs. Marion are, Sectimi A, East-West, C. didn’t know how to cope with prepared by Harkins on recom­ " VIENNA — Meerschaum pow­ newsletter this week, he said Menzel, East Hartford; Mrs. R. CoviU and C. D. McCarthy, it," she said. "As county clerk, mendation of PoUce C!hlef der is being marketed by one of "our position was clearly not sure where my loyalty Elsie Bard, 73 Mather St. firtt; Mrs. MoUle Gwofok and OPEN James Reardon and approved Vienna’s largest pipe-manufac­ anti —Z i o n i B t, not anti- Also, Raymond Moeller, 503 Mrs. Doris Belding, second, and should be In this matter. Being ...... by the town manager. turing firms. Scrap from meer­ Semitic.” single myself, I can’t entirely be Adams St.; Milan Knor, RET> 2, Mr. and Mrs. Harcdd Fiedler, schaum pipes broken in the "We don’t think Zionist lead­ Manchester; James McNamara, "The association members said llVESTOWlf against this demonstration." that this is no^t in keeping with third. mniring Is tumed into powder ers in Israel have a rig^t to that 107 Strickland St.; Ralph,Hib­ Also, Section A, North-South, AUDAY the town’s personnel rule which PHARMACY and advertised as one of the land.” Zionism, he said, is ” a bard, 10 Diane Dr., Wapping; Mrs. Arthur Pyka and Joe states that the specifications be Hartford BfU-SdS-tHS most absorbent materials, use­ terrorist organization, and we Beefeaters* Order Mrs. Beverly Kopp, East Hart­ Toce, first; Richard Stewart ful in the cosmetic and chemical all know it.” ford; Mark Royce, 103 Diane prepared by the town control­ ler. and Carl Frederlduon, second, Industries. Brown’s indictment in Mary­ LONDON — London’s temrer D r.; Mrs. Grace Hlllery, 13 SUNDAY The association members ob­ and Fred Penzenhagen and Joe land stemmed from a street dis­ warders, familiarly called Beef- Munro St.; Anthony C^rklewlcz, Davis, and Mr. and Mrs. Ber­ 45 Village St., Rockville; Mrs, ject to the "bypassing" of town turbance and the burning of a eaters, are members o f the old­ nard (Baker, tied for third- AU Medicinal S ervi^ Available school July 24 in Cambridge. He est military order in Elurope. Jean StanisIa'WBki and son and ControUer Joseph Clementino Personal Notices daughter. Muddy Brook Rd., El­ for preparation of the exam spe­ fourth. 1 'Is free In $10,0(M ball. "There are 36 to ,40 o t these yeo­ Section B, Etast West, Ed­ lington; Mrs.. Gloria (Soodrlch cifications. Less than 24 hours before the man warders—all retired Brit- ward Conway and WUUtm Lar­ Card Of Thanks outbreak he is alleged to have Mi army sergeants—who dress and son, Windsorvllle Rd., Weiss, yesterday, called at­ Rockville; Mrs. Mary Green- tention to the wording of the son, first; Mrs. Joe Marcello shouted to a Negro audience; in about the samq oolorfui uni- and John Descy, eecond, and We w m . to ezptiM our etacm 'If this town don’t come form g lv «i them by Henry VII mun and daughter. Old Post town’s personnel rules, imder Uprectfurlnn to . iftetWee, friends Mrs. Raymond BeUer and Mrs. eia Bitafib^. nunee'dooton around, this town should be a month after he won the crown Rd., Tolland: Mrs.” Irene Lacey the sub-title "Classification.’’ New England's Laadiiiig M eirtwiir Jlemortat Howttel and son, 966 Tolland "Tpke. It states, "The gen ei^ man­ Barry Trahitz, third. &______Muir______iTifseszfe of ByzniHUttiy* burnt down!" from Richard HI at Boswbrth Atao, Section B, North-Soath, Two-Year Professional beeuMfui aotmeni Mass of: in 14i86., ager shall be responsible tor de­ iStBpa c o l all olben 'wbo aataated FLATTENED BY A FANG veloping standards of selection Jack Clark and Ered dark, us IB aogr war durins the Slneas PBIDE IN HEB WORK and caoent death of our beloved FBIST DAY BOUNTY COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) —A of qualified Individuals.... to Mrs. David Somerville School of . HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Betty and Mrs. Skigene Tlemsy, sec­ wife and motlier._ ^ ^ ...... Rowland, a veteran stripper, CHESTER, Pa. (AP) — On South Carolina Air National ascertain the fitness of appU- The. Coffey Family ond, uid Robert Jorgenson and says she is proud a permit the first day of its offering 10 Guardsman pulled a white nee­ oants." ' Miss Dorothy EQatark, third. Card Of Thanks given to her by the aherlff’a of­ cents per rat tail in a move to dle-shaped object from a tire The next paragraidi, under the Games are sponsored by the fice that allowa her to ajqiear as curb the city’s rat population, that went flat bn hta car near an same sub-title, reads, "The con­ ACCOUNTING wish to thank aU of our Air National Guard base, and a troller shall establish and main­ Manchester Bridge Club and lM 7i tiSends M d nlntlTM for a topless dancer. She said, "I Chester paid out only 80 cents, matm ot and think it’s terrible the way some all to Johnny Froggatt, 12, who biologist at the University of tain a complqte set of specifi­ played each Wednesday at 7:S0 HABTFORD INSHTUTB OF ACCOUNTING taM)wn in in our' recent p m . and Friday at 7:80 and>8 areinsf We grt* wh^don;t know a bump iMld he had caught the eight South Carolina identified it as cations for all classes of posi­ 66 Forest S t, Hartford—TsL 247-U16 IhoBi______who ___ s e if^____ ia______baautJul from a grind have been billing rats in a trap baited with bacon the fang of either a rattlesnake tions in the competitive classi­ p.m. at the Italian American AppUeattoss nqw belag aoeepteS for *U tfl8Si»e Bowa and SMSly themselves as danqen.’’ greaqe and stale bread. or a moccasin. fied service.” Cltib, 180 BMridge St.

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Busy By CYNTHIA I jOWBY HOLLYWOOD (AP) — This entertalmnent capital in mid­ summer is like the rest of the nation between Thanksgiving and Christmas: furiously busy. Studios and staffs are workings overtime to gift wrap their tele­ vision productions to be viewed by wdiences from Labor Day on. Seventy-nine shows are in production, including 25 new series on the three major net­ works’ evening schedules. Stars and stars-to-be arise at 5:S0 a.m. to work long week­ days at the studio, then fly off for exhausting weekends in spots as distant as Washingtcm, D.C., submitting to Interviews and posing for pictures—all to publicize their shows. Hie networks already are selling new shows and survivors from other seasons during breaks in summer reruns. ' As usual at this time of year, network game and conversation shows, from,NBC’s mondng “Today” to ABCTs late “Joey Bishop Show” are being visited- .on network orders-by perform­ ers plugging their tqpcoming shows. Studio and network press 90 minute adventure series on Thuredays that agents are concentrating on an­ S tu art W hitm an BtaiB as U.S. msmhlBl of a terri- gles for stories, distributing pic­ toiy in the OM West, in "Oimarron Strip," a new CBS wfll televise startinsr Sept. 7. tures of their stan and attempt­ ing to convince skeptical news­ paper magazine writers At base, however, the drum ther Carol Burnett nor Jerry Specials this season will num­ They will Include some vintage that September will produce the Lewis, who will star in variety ber 125 to 800, depending on the blockbusters like “The King and most exciting collection of hits beating seems perfunctory and I” and some recent successes since lOlton Berie ruled the air­ forced. A look at the schedules shows on CBS and NBC xespec- definition of a special. They like “A Hard Day’s Night” and waves. indicates there will be the usual tively, is a television novice. range from a Hall of Fame “Ship of Fools.” Last year, the trade magazine assortment of new Shows-sever- The seascm’s excitement is production of “Elisabeth the For the next month this re­ “Broadcasting” estimated that al Westerns, a few variety expected to emerge through its Queen” to assorted documen­ porter will be looking over the all this promoticmal activity cost Shows, a lot of action-adventure “specials.” ABO is publicising taries on San Francisco’s hip­ product of the dream factories, the networks more than |S mil- Shows and a handful of half- its year as a “very speccal sea­ pies. talking to producers, writers icnal-exclnsive of more millions hour ooibedy programs. son,!’ and NBC is doing a lot of And two-hour feature motion and performers, trying to .spot in air time. This year it could be No tog star names have come fall king about*! “event televi­ pictures will be rerun in prime trends, promising plots and per­ even more expensive. into television this aeaaon-nel- sion.” evening time six nights a week. sonalities. Fred MacMurray: Changes in the Family In By FBED MACOfDBBAY swmthy. 1 am not jnofound. I were made in all that time: handling Bub’s chores around homestead. He was replaced by ng EDITOR’S Note:—Fred Kac- am no ptailospher. Knowing this 1. When the late William the house as chief cook and our adopting Ernie, the kid n- Ntorray, after a film career teat I have Shied away from inter­ Frawley—who played Bub—be­ grum Uer. down the street, who actually is int goes back to 1985, took the leap views vdieneyer possible be­ came ill, we substituted William 2. The oldest of the three Stanley (Chip) Livingston’s into tdevlsian in 1980 widi asit- cause ediatevw I might say I Demarest as Bub’s brotoer. Un­ ions, Mike—'Ilm Omsldine— brother, Barry LiVingston. Er­ de Charley. It became obvious grew to an age that called for nie moved in, and our kids were Ill nation comedy, "ICy Three have said many times before. Stms,” which tumM Immediate­ But when I was asked to write that BIH was going to have an his marriage, like any normal, once again in the same age he red-blooded American boy, so bracket as when we started the h* ly toto a long-running CBS hit. this column, I realized that at exceedingly long convalescence, Working with a bliie-print that last I do have aamethingto_say so Unde'Charley continued on. Mike married and left the series in 1960. ay 8. When we started filming in by requires his presence in the tel- that might be consid^rdSnews evUdcn studios at only porhona to fans of our CSS^ television cdor last year, the family of the working year, MacMur- network show, "Ify Three splurged, and we replaced our m, dd, worn-out furniture with ire ray is able to continue bis very Sons.” So here I am at the type­ To the Fun Wars the successful motion picture work. w riter. (See Page Four) Bl­ For seven years our televisicn. . HOULYWOOD (AP) — Thoie “Wackiest Ship in the oc* HOUiYWOOD (ABJl- — As family has been -comfortably bone-tired, dirty, unshaven in­ Army”—rarely lasted more enaccmced in its home “some­ fantrymen of ABCs long run­ id- long as I can recall, Fve found (8ee..Page Three) of it difOcult to say anyQdng that I where in the Midwest” at 519 ning "Ctonbat” who have been ive considered important or new- MIqile Ave. Only three dianges crawling through mud and wip­ to ing out nests of Germans so in i realistically will march off the network screen at die end of the TEMPLES e »w l me month. Tbeyn be succeeded by tm- a jolly bond of siqierfighters of h FIssr Cwnriig ELECTRONICS the television fun wars. im- The new series is called “Gar­ LABORATORIES me rison’s Gorillas,” and centers on Oeramie TOe Bathroom Iti, the eqdoits of four oonvleted 277 BROAD im- criminals—a con man, a thief, a me killer and a card shark -serving ter, as a sort of qieclal Allied cmn- 8q. Ffc or mando group of World War n. The format resembles the plot of a new Him, "The Dirty Doz­ TAPES X-PLVS CORPOMTION en,” and has some Unship with aiU VhqriB “Mission: Itopoasible,” and last Your Local Home season’s ill-starred "Jeildio.” FOR Generally speaking, war sto- Over Improvemenf Center ztoa bunt spoiind mom or less contemporary conflict have not conn been overwhelmingly successful wmmSS’SnC EiSSFOiD. . in tolavlata£ Kvan soma good TV-1 allows Uka ”Oonvoy” and

1 ICANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 PAG E THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MAN(3HESTER, CX)NN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 19OT Educational TUESDAY JV PROGRAM SATURDAY PROGRAM M orn in e MONDAY J(/ PROGRAM I:8t (8) Bost_fta«y „ (848) Fstarn _ < 0 > 3:83 (384348) Taesday Night at the tbHnar ; ei^s efforts Samers and WWie V to 1:88 rt) Best SsBer . - „ lanad Mamt B a u e r (0> <38) "-r***~ b Tear Fatare Part 1 "So TUs b Love” ’SB Fetor Jcaaiags News (O) 8R8 (3) NteCaiar 1 TV ftut n "So This b Love” Mevtes (0) B ^ _ (88) Su Haat to avoid payl ■ to his “War oil the Worlds Gene (SMt-M) Oeel Be Bace Baaair <0> 8:88 (18) P o lta T a r l ^ , , ex-wife who Baltimore Colta va 8L Louis (fFEDH,Channei24) fln. (C ) Barry and a™ Robinson. Group of scientist srat to Calif, U;M <») Tfce Beaclee^tC) and Joe White (8) Pistols 'N* PoMeeats . (Monday — Friday) ebria ~ ■ <8-481 F eyton Plaee (38) At Hsase wMh lOMy 5:46 (18) A ltomssa News Bepoit to study what b beltevsd to (I) KatHnaGaiBla B n tsr Tanr LMe Preview of "PInociailo" cur- With CP Patterson be a meteor discover that ob­ News (G) members of Worid Affairs Saanaer M y n g h to 19:38 lem aal Jerry day Benort (O) “Templeton” 8:38 (8) Btim sn and Prayer 1:38 IS)* a I* t£**®S!3l IjBBS (TO “Two for the Road” (38) Danger b My Beslaess (88) Man and the OhaDeage 18 y n . much to the dismay of (M «) Hepptty Heaper ,<0> (8) HaeaMherry Hoaad (O) (48)niu miheat a Gu ( (384348) LePs Make a Deal tiff <3^8^^News,*'5lea(her (48) The Fudtive Tom Colton Hoat (C ) enne make a peraonal and (48) Sagarfoot Weather (C) 8:88 (8) ansugwr Semester (8) DaUaxGaaM 8 i» (•) Stela Eiieksaa Shsw (C) 8:38 Beak Beat ^ financial agreement; Rodney “Ifaster Hmds'' (88) Osmpass kite (G) Starrlag Sebtaa Ctxmoa 18:88 (I) "Tfhe. W l^ 7»here, 1:38 Bic S Theabe ^ - 8:86 The Gieatlve Peieea 'vn Br-oks—Repeat of “ The Hippie •EemptaUon” lesB land baron Iosco Us grip Ansuat 18. 8:80 p.m. . ld » (384848) News (G) 8:85 (8) Stab Briksaa Shew (G) on things due to violent forces find him a new mate. ing in cave communicates with (8) FHeads elM r. Goober . . port (C) wom u tliink twice about con­ Americu Baadstaad and the Hearts and Pete Rod­ flying batlike creatures '66. 8:48 M ) Newt fidence game. Rory Calhoun, peat of August 18, 9ti)0 p jn . rary culture and created a 8:88 (8) C u ta la R u garao 10:36 Obleago Festival (8-40) Newlywed Game (38) FHm 3:8 (ZII.M) Saady Keafax Shew (C) rigues and Band. “&e Creature” Marla E^- (48) Geaversattoa Alphabet 7:18 (3) After Diaaer Btovto Mb it Costa. 1:18 (3) Heeas Y k it y (0 ) (3348) Haatley-Biialdey Be- bliarre cult of their own. (C ) (18) Wrestling from Washlag- lish and Chester Morris '66. . (6-48) Dream G M of '67 California at Boston 8:38 (8) Mlekey Mouse ‘ H ie Duchess of Idaho” '60i. The Negro and His Poetry (384148) The Deetoas (G) pert 47 Major lu g n e Base- (38) Frank MeOee I (48) Featare 48 (384348) Aaether World ing railroad tycoon to Bun (38) Gas fPOIsek Bepsit — 3:54 (te ) News Ts Ten the T ielh “The Hour of 13’ I (M) Teen Balloa (38) Zorre and Howard Keel '63. 8:88 (8) Hap Biehards Show (O) 3:35 (3) Nows ( G ) __ _ _ roommate. Esther WOUama. (48) 1U. S. “ A ir F siee BsHgtoas Gentleman Jewel thief often from law tour years will final­ (M> Satarday Afternoon Mot- 7:38 (3) Away We Go (C) ^ ) (8) Satardur Speetaealar (8) Girt Talk • 3:38 (3) Dtek Y u Dyke Rhow Film aad Btga OR ' PM. ly end hla long hairbreadth "e Blair and Pete Barbut- Y u Johnmn, John Lund. (C ) (M)4148) Aaelher WstM (G) himself as halt to lure homi­ Sallle “Decision Before Dawn" '62. (3843) Merv OiUfla Show . (184348) Tea DoB’t^Ssy (G) (38) Hsattey-Bitokley Bejtort 1:56 (3) News ^ Weather. Me- 8:88 WhaPs New (848) Geaeial Hospital cidal maniac Into the open. flight b this concluding two -IHls Majes^ O'Keefe'’ Burt G. G erm u prisoner returns to (38) CartooB Cataps (8) Mr. Goober (G> asent e f MedHattoa. Slga O ff 8:88 Paebe 3:35 (1) News (G) Peter Lawford. Dawn Addams. part drama. (38-33-38) m pper (C) (48) Datiag Game 18;M « g ) Snhsertottoa TV Lancaster, Joan Rice '64. Germany to work for Ameri- (48) Dark Shadows (3) Tsrillght Zone (0 ) 7:88 WbaPs New 3:38 (3) DIek Yaa Dyke Shew <•) Twilight Zaae i (18) Sabscrtotton TV (48) Datiu (lame (C) o u inteuigence. Richard Base- 8:15 (8) Wally Hater 7:38 Brush Oaleadar ^ ^ (184148) Yen Dea’t Say (G) 10:41 (3348)»ISeul.__lamur _ b Mwoed. Daisies (C) (Z94844) News, Weather aad (S) Mr. Ooebar H ie "hipide’’ subculture will Aitilqae Houses (IS) Sapeiheiees Weatter (G) I (3) Race of the Week ec. devoira to songs Pet,’’ tonight 9-11:30 p.m. on 8:38 Travel Ttaae _ _ wood, Batrile 'wlnwood. (O Actor Noel Harrison and Ehig- (8-48) Jsey Btehop Shew (G) (38) Saperm u (C) girl's wish to see Disneyland W ooderfd Worid of S u FYsn- 1:88 <•> Newscepe. Menranta ef complicates a Nevada gam- meat o f MedItaGon, Sign Off U ;9 t (384Z49) PcrMaaUty (G) (48) MeHale’ s Navy closely -Identified with him. NBC ...... Soidila Loren and An­ dsco (843) Mike Doaglaa 9 m w (G) Ilsh oomediaa Benny Hill. 5:38 (3) Wyatt Earp (8-48) Hoaeymooa Race 6 :N (18) mghway P a M 6:38 (848) Bat Patrsl (C ) B (U) Tea Asked far U (3843-33) Oeeastonal m e Geiafeit, OnMepesta thony Quinn star in “The Blaidt 1:68WhaPs New (38) One O’ Ctoek B epeit — U:38 (384348) HoUywood Sqaares (38) F i b (U ) Sabscrtotton TV Repeat of 6:(W p.m. (38) Theatre M (O ) B (38) Btveibeat “ A Matter S Resistance” Orchid” Tuesday 9-11 p.m. (48) Addams Fam ily 8:18 (3) Andy Griffith Show (C ) B NBC. Hope for Disarmament (48) MeWales Navy “The Experiment’' Guest Star 6:38 (18) Sperto Werld (3 8 « 4 ir - —West (G) B 5:18 (U ) mghwiW PatrM RMdy McDowell FUm aad Slga OH (G) _ U:I8 (3) Love of Life (G) 3:68 teeetram (38) The Pletore (II) Sabsertottoa TY 1:45 (3) News aad Weaber, Mo­ (384348) Jeopardy (G) iTie Living Sun “ DlaboUque’ '^ ment of Medlbtton, Sign Off (8) MUu) DeagiasMBtiBCe ; 8:38 B.E.N. Saramer Sampler (38) Blveiboat SUNDAY JO PROGRAM (48) B v e iy M y ’ s Talklag Plaxa Seven FeaUvlUes U:35 (3) News (G) 8:38 Aatiqaea “Life on Other Ptuets” a Antique Houses—Repeat of Au­ 7:38 (38) Agrlcaltnre on Parade 13:8# (3) Search for Toaurrow (C) gust 31. 8:80 p.m. 7:45 (8) Sacred Heart (384348) Eye Gaeso (G) 18:68 NET Joaiaal 7:66 (8) Sign On and Prayer r p lu (48) Doaaa Bccd Shew Tke Disordered Mind—Repeat 8:88 (3) The Christophers (18) Firing Une U:46 (3) OaidlBg Light (G) of August 31, 9:00 p.m. (8) ThU Is the Life ...... 7:38 (3) Mr. R ^ l t o <0 U:55 (38-33-88) News (G) WEDNESDAY JU PROGRAM (38) God u d Man in the 38th (38-33-38) Wonderful Worid of Century Color (C) B Wednesday, Aagast 33 on either side and that a crisis 8:15 (3) Davey u d (toliath (C) 1:48 (3) Best 8eUer of Lot Leader of the Hebrews. “ T’ne P..loonapinncra" t f i r ^ Part m “Bo This b Love" 6:38 (3) Beverly HUIblUies (G) B arlU continue tor some time. (48) ThU Is the LUe (C) part drama. Hayley Mills, Eli i What’ s New (IS) SabseripUea TV (C) 8:30 (3) Adventures of Gumby (C) WsLllacb. Part One—Young ) British Caleadar ■68 (C l (384348) I Spy (G) B (8) Davey and Goliath (C ) Repeat of August 3L 1:80 p.m. (38) Film “ A Mi'eat of collection. Bellera. (40) Insight (C) B contest wtamers. August 31 8:00 p.m. (G) ^ 9:45 (3) Your Coram ulty (C ) G all (848) NsMywed Game (G) 8:38 (3) Gamer Pyto — U.SJ4.G. G 11:18 (3843-38) Tonight Shaw (G) (8-M) The FJB.L (C) B I New Orleans Jass 8:88 (3) Hsase Patty ( I \ I 1 < ) 'w WETOMPS son’s back, playing a young po- Friday nights—at the tall of tbe - Plue carrying a Navy expe­ (33) Late Shew RANGE and DRYER from ingr oC depositi 8:36 (3) Ik e Stoia Biieksmi Shsw dition U forced down in u (18) The^ “Blae e Doer 9 6 4 B U In S t, suiYived but one aeaaon. Then ■bow. Eoney, Shawn Smith. (36) Tsalght Shsw (0) B Serrloe Ohaagea. Complete (38) New Bsriasas “ Westbound” '69 Unlmi cap­ (48) Scope - 1:68 (38) S in T m B m ett-S Iga O ff followed “Wendy and ICe,’’ a 5:38 (3) Mr. Terrifie (C) vrlitag HMtaltattoBs in OU IpW^^VAlN 8*1 MANCHH8IB® • BOVTB Sl« OOVBNTKX’ HGURINES (3348) Hamiv-JMBktoy Be- tain is ordered to get stage (3843-38) Spottoirua’ s Holi­ 1:16 (48) U R. A b Ib ieeB eU gtoas sad little aitaafioo comedy in running so gold c u be ship­ FHm atol SIgB O ff (0 ) New Homea and Bul- psrt < G ) ^ ^ ped from Cdifomla. Randol^ day (C ) O’M (38) News which he played Cbmiie Stevens’ PALANCE BOLE (4W m e Dakstas 1:36 (3) News and W eab er-M e- 7 ; r “ S c^ Ylr^nia Mayo. (C) ment st MedMatton Sign Ott b 9) % SSle3 ^MGuey*SLpert husband. TUs barely staggered Jack Patance will sdar M the (38-»48) Meet the Press (C) 6:88 (3) m e 31st Centary (C ) B 1:56 (8) News, Msmeat m Gem- “Conquering the Sea” A fore­ ElBotric Heat InatalUtions. thmugh a season. Last year he Orat trievtaioa ad«q>tBtiiaD o f (8-33) Callfsm la at Boston tort. OaUepssto (•> ZSM Baseball cast of how future m u may ...... PJ • TURNPIKE emerged aa Jean Arthur'a law- the Robert lx)uta Btevenmn (48) Linas the Lionhearted be able to exploit oceans for Tony Curtis and Suianne 1:38 (38 )Frantlers o f Faith food, minerals, power, fresh It MANCHESTER Open 24 Hbnm A D aj 1:Se (3) Lsst to SpsM (0 ) B first (Maualty. next season. ih action Interviews with key (18) Bobby Lord Show 9-11 p .m ...... Dan Duiyea OLDSMOBILE Guy Williams and Jane Lock­ people in Oaks' bid to stay in 6:38 (3) Bat Maaterson makea hla debut is Bhldie Jacks Firestone Tina hart. Hartford area. (18) Alfred HUehooek Presents "Yow OldMohla DoMor” (384343) The Y irgb la a (G> B . (48) Beany and CeeD "Reward to Ftaider” on ABC’s "Peyton Place" Tues­ 3:M (38) Ilallu Progra (38-33-38) Tke ftoiHhsontoa (O) day 9:80-10 p.m. He replaces Quality Line Products (348) FM Bntalay 8 AJL to 1 PJK. Yankees (O) “A Million Years of Man" (xMrge Ifocready who is ill.... 512 WEST GENIER ST. - Stt-IStI program on physical anthro­ Gen- Repairers Lkcnae fntACiMuat ICB—OLOCK ICEp-CIlBliB (48) Manilla Gorilla Abbe Lane and Noel Harrison %dnm *«M*aomoriah” 3:38 (48) P efer Potanuns pology. appear ■■ y . 5

PAOB IIOXJB IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCaEmSTER* CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1967 Pau ed. the THURSDAY JO PROGRAM th o j St. With Bay Somers and WUUe Sinatra, Tony Ciurtls and m «( 1:M DaoKer Is Hy BuiBCSi 0:00 (MO) News, Spoits, Weather "Help Wonted" Uario Thom­ (C) as 07 <0) B (M) The FoKitive (18) Merv GrUtIn Show B rc (20) Phil Silvers Show Jack___ Webb , and HarryHai Morgan ~~ 1:30 (3) As the- WorldWoi- Taras (O) ■■’The Btdlet" (20-22-30) L e t’ s H ake a Deal Sammer^mcl^hts <>f 3 Tom Cbiton host , (8-40) L ove oa a Booftop -(C ) ard Joey Blthop Show (C) ha' (18) Yon Asked tor It (20-22-30) Star ’Trek

Likes Little Cars ph N E W Y O R K — When he nards of the racing car. FRIDAY JO PROGRAM U£ squeezes his 250-odd i>ounds in­ Within a week of getting de­ Ini livery of his newest car, Cabot (18) Yon Asked tor It as a lifeguard and find that It ail to his new cranberry-red two- 1:00 (S) Best Seller (26) Men of Annapolis is now operated as an inn by had put 2,000 m iles on it and Part V ’ Bo ’This la Love (36) The Flintstones (C) owner who has squandered his D i seater, theie’s no doubt about (26) F ilm wealth. (C) R announced that it was perform­ (22) At Home with Kitty. (46) McHales Navy m: who is Hollywood’s biggest 5:66 (18) Highway Patrol (46) Baago (O) in g “ a ccep ta b ly.” T h a t 2,000 R ^ (Compton describes an­ I (26-2246)” . H. B. Cat (C) B sportscar fan. other interesting Triple A (26) Faith for Today miles included some high-speed (26) Biverboat (846) PhyillB Diller Show (0) ge It has to be Sebastian Cabot, Tour (B) test runs on desert roads. (20) Danger Is Hy Busluess (46) Dennis the Menace "M any a HUUpn" of whose urbane exterior conceals 5:86 (18) Sports World His backyard and garage are (C) ^ Ray »nners and Willie Pep (2______6 4 2 ^6) ) Abandant Land W) ,.an ancient passion for the in­ (46) The Fugitive Chet Huntley reports on agri- currenUy crowded with a 1937 1:86 (8) _As the Tyorld Toms JC) (26) F ilm ^tu ral communlbr surround­ solence of the unsilenced inter­ (46) Peter Jennings News (C) SS-100 Jagu ar, a 1061 tw o-cylin ­ (26-2246) Let’s Hake a Deal ing metropolitan N.Y. and re­ nal (ximbustion engine. (C) 5:45 (18) Nows and Forecast veallngvealing fanning farming revolutiaa------der Lea-Frainoes (no longer (8) Dating Game 6:66 (646) News, Sports, Weath­ e r brought about by modem tec^ ' No one is likely to catch the made), a 1964 two-cylinder Ch- 1:55 (26-22-36) New s (C ) (18) Herv Griffin Show nology and martcetihg tech­ impeccable Cabot in grease- 2:66 (2) Password (C) > Sports Hhon niques. _ _ troen and a 1906 Bentley. He al­ (26-22-26) Days o f Onr Lives <*•> " Vestro Spo^ Show (8-46) The Avengers (C) B stained overalls. But the co-star (22) Sammer Highlight^ so has two late-model Ameri­ (C) (26) HcHales Navy ' "Who’s Who7’ ’Steed and Hrs. of ” “Family Afffdr,” which (8-46) Newlywed Game (C) Peel run affoul of a sou1-bw m >- can cars, a sedan and a sta­ 2:86 (8) House frarty Jennings News (0) (26) Blehard DiomMd (8-46) General Hospital (22-36) HnnUey-Briakley B e- 11:25 His latest acquisition Is a red 8:25 (8) News (C) _ , "Blood*^ey'^*^«f Herclu^ 8:86 (8) DIek Van Dyke Show port (0 ) A 6:4& (26) News marine captidn wants to take 1967 Jaguar XKE two-seater (26-2246) Yon Don’t Say (C) entire Chinese viUiuge to Hong t l (8) Hr, Goober (G) 7:86 (8) Death VoUey Days (C) (wupe with a special sliding sun "The Fastest Gtm In the Kong and safety n«fi_Bed8. nl TO O L and (46) D aA ShadowB West” A determined mm tries John Wayne,' Lanren BacalL ro o f. 4:66 (3) Banger Andy Show (0) to end six-gun justice in a 8> “ That two-seater is something (262646) Hateh Game (O) brawling frontier town. ■^’Han In the Daih" P EQUIPMENT of a misnomer,” says Cabot (18) SuMriieroes (26) Hnntley-Brinkley Beport mond O’Brien, A u toy Tatter. “ Ironi H a n " (O) (262246) M g h t Shew. (0) II cheerfully. “When I’m in the (46) Swobby Cartooa Carnival (8) TwUlght Zone Starring Johnny CaMon v| C RENTALS car, there’s hardly room for 4:28 (264246) News (22-8646) News, Sports and (846) Jeey Btehn Shew (O) 4:86 (8) Big 8 Theatre W eather (8) Newsoepe —Hemwnts e( anyone else.” "B ranco Buster’ "62. CSiamp Comfort ^QaUeposta SaBdlng Machines rodeo rider takes a young rid­ 7:15 (86) Ordination of Bev. Ed­ F Nevertheless his wife, Kay, er under bis wing but they ward Dempsey / _ (86) One O’Ctoek Beport — PoweP Tofds Eldest son of Gov, J.N. Demp­ SIga on 9 went along on Cabot’s first long soon become opponents. John sey was ordained a RC Priest (4___ l) D. 8. Air Faroe Bellgisns Plamber’s Iteols break-in trip. She reports: “ Sal^ Lund, Joyce Holden (O at'St H oly’s (%urch, Putnam, Film aiM Sign OH (O) _ i (8-22) Hike Denglos Show (0) Conn. TV-30 camenunan Jidm 2:45 (8) News aad Weotter —1 ^ e Painter’s Eqa^Hncnt by could hardly wait to get the Kane was stationed at a posi­ meat of HedttaUaa —Ogm O tt Cemmt Tools first thousand miles on the car tion overiooUng Altar and cap- (C) blgblights of ceremony Movliig Eqnlpnient so he could open It up.” m. Maintenance Eqnlpment Cabot’s love of cars goes back n(46) Ynn Asked for It 7:36 (3) wad Wild West (O) B WalJ^perlng Equipment to his first job; at the age of MacMurray West and Gordon are assign­ 14, he worked in a Mg London ed to escort a Russian prison­ WILTON’S ^ er of U.S. to Siberia where 6 4 R - 2 0 5 2 garage as a mechanic’s helper, fOontlmied from Fage One) prisoner Is to be exchanged 964 Main Sfc, MBnidMater hut was fired six mimths later for a captive American dip­ some that’s new And somewhat A-P EQUIPMENT when he drove a customer’s caur lom at. Early Amcrieaii more ctdorful. (264246) TBnaa (0) B through a tvall. He wais a cook (8) Westchester GoU Classlo RENTAL And that was about it. But Gifts for a time, then returned to (C) next year there’ll be some (]t» Checkmate 9S5 Center St. Manchester motor mechanics as (diauffeiir "The TliriU Seeker" changes made—plenty of them. to British actor Frank PetUn- (46) Time Tnaael (O) H(>st Important, peihaps, the 8:66 (8) Front Bow Friday Night giU. ’ ’The Recero" KMc DouglBS SHOP, am ’This latter job opened a new family will move from its fic­ and Ceear Romeno Stonny oa- tional Midwestern location to reer of a teimtitioini sporto-car career In the theater for him ciiamti. Fiained roces in So. s a Ve and Cabot turned actor. But he California- Fienoe, -Italy, SwHseitand, Belgium and South Germany WHERE has never lost’’his Interest in H en cefoith , S teve DoucdSA— *66 that’s me—will have his head­ 8:26 (8) Hogu’s Heroes (C) B YOU SEE c a n . AlUed qiteUlgence Intelligence places a He finds automatic transmis­ quarters in Los Angeles, logical­ disniated Hogan,and-his men THIS sions repellent, and his car is ly enough, since that’s the home imder command of a beauti­ SIGN of the aerospace and electronics ful civilian woman played by ELECTRONICS carefully attuned to strange Ruta Lee In an attempt to small sounds that might be industries in which he works. sabotage a German fuel plaid. LABORATORIES (262^) Han from D. N. C. PLEmS TEXACO symptoms of engine trouMe. Another change is a pretty L. E. (0) B “I don’t do any repairs my­ drastic one for us. A woman is “The (>n-Broadway Affair” 381 MAIN ST. (46) HaUbn D 277 BROAD self,” he saus. “But I well know going to Invade our home in the (U ) SabseriptteB TV if the fellows at the garage know person of a pretty young wife of "The Way West" GOBMAN BROS. 9:66 (8) Friday Night Hnvies what they’re about.” RobMe—Don Grady. "A Summer Place” Troy Don­ 770 MAIN ST. In fact, if it weren’t for his The Imposition of a female ahue, Sandra Dee, Riclu^ FsMs AND A.M. Egan, Omstance Bennett. Ar­ 250 or more pounds, there’s no the peace and serenity of our thur Kennedy and Dorothy Ho- doubt that Cabot would be happy all-male household Is going to Gulre. A milhonalre and bis w t m An o i l OO., I m . to crawl under his <»rs himself pose a lot M problems for us famUy revteU a monslom in 24 MAIN ST. CAR Uaine where he once wotked for diagnosis and tivatment of m enfolk, anid fo r hier, too. F rom his beloved cars’ ailments. vdiat I’ve come to know of Un­ STEREO cle Charley, he’s going to he HABSCH JOINS ABC upset IBs main claims to fame Don W ILUS-Gcrago Joseph C. Harsch, a oorreB- have twen his kitchen. Us mop _____ SPECIALISTS IN RAMOS pondent with NBC, has johied and Us vacuum (deaner, and WHEiat ALIC»nO»T AND OtikAinB SXKVIOB AiBC News as a commentatiar he’s not going to like a young _ OENEBAL AUTO _ gill trying to assume even a TV-Itatdlo Sales and Servioe end oorrespondent In WcuAlng-