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'died today after a long illness. Schuman laid out toe plan for the European Coal and Steel pool, As Way to
o production and marketing or- gaiuzation linking France, West TlTPMTNmi AM Ain f A PI'’^‘threatening to cause a riot."••by two city policemen registered Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland UIKMIINUHAM, Ala. tA r-; shouted through a mega-j for toe 12th grade atjtoe Board - —Two Negro brothers enter- and Luxembourg. U.S. Safety phone. I order vou to rhove back of Education office. Tnere were The same countries later ed school with white children on the street. ! no incident.s. No other pupils formed toe Common Market, or When the crowd ignored the 1 were present. today and brief disorders the European Economic Commu- WASHINGTON. (AP) —, broke out at the elerhentary order, repeated several times. The Birmingham pickets car- Senate Democratic leader. thc police moved forward and the ried signs reading "Clo.se Meted school where tliey registered.' tussle ensuctf. Women caught in Schools" and asking white Mike Mansfield asked his col-' Dwight and Floyd Armstrong, the mass screamed but apparent- parents "for your child's .sake, leagues today to avoid the accompanied by four Negro rtien, ly none was hurt. please close the schools." entered the Graymont gramm ar “tragic obsession” that con- I.t. Maurice House said one of ' But scores of white children en- tinued nuclear testing would school through a side door. They 1 those arrested'at Gr^ymont was , tered three of the city's 9,3 public 'enrolled and 10 minutes later, left, warnei, a.ssni-iaio editor of I,schools ordered ■ desegregated b'v enhance national security. 'b y the .same door. , !a National States Rights party I a federal court. Urging- the Senate to ratify toe ' They became pupils in the fifth niagazine. "The ' Thunderbolt. " • At Montgomery. Wallace con- limited test ban treaty, Mansfield land sixth-grpc.e.s the first Ne-; ^^.^^ncr said he turned a police tinned to decline comment after ■said toe only Insurance furthe;- groes ■ in Alabama to enter an' niotorcvcle over and wa.s' charged ; desegregation had been accom- dresser testing could provide was that “If our civilization is put to the elementary school with while chil- destroying city property. i plished. The state troopers sent dren. ' in the Gulf Coast city of Mo-j nuclear torch by hand, others will T.ie Sw.ss jet airliner Which crashed ouUide the viiiage of Duerrenaesch, Switzerland, today,, Demonstrations by about 100 bde, twb Negroes accompanied | (Continued on Page Ten) be consumed 4n toe same stu- plowed through field brtween two houses badly chaiTing both. All 80 persons aboard the plane white liersons who had gathered pendous blazi.” died. The plane bad taken off from Zijrich,,30 miles aw-ay, on flight to, Rome vta Geneva. (AP early on the sidewalks alxnit the ------' ■ ■" Mansfield’s remarks" came as Phrttofax), '______.. „_____ ^ PAGS O.NE______the Foreipi Relations Corrimlttee school followed. Police brought in ...... T- 1 - 1 "AT T - formally filed its report recom- riot .squads armed with carbines ' P n o le S tS 111 lA m g, Isla n C l, lYeW JeF S eV mending ratification of toe treaty. and rifle^. Debate Is scheduled to begin next The while segregationists yelled I week. "Let s gel those niggers out of Proponents of toe treaty are there," ‘ <
predicting, on toe basis of toe Swissair Crash Kills 80 At one point, about 25 of the Parent Sit-In Aims committee’s 16-1 vote for approval demonstrators broke through po- lice lines. .that toe Senate will ratify it by DUERRENAESCH, by a loud roaring* One of the owners. Oskar Sager more tlian toe necessary two- sound. ' ‘ was sitting at his desk when he At lea.st three while men and | mijoruy after ryeek o^ (AP) - A' Swissair Duerrenaesch villagers said heard the plane coming. one Negro man were arrested. Po- i To Balance Races so of debate. twin-jet - airliner exploded in they heard an explosion, looked "It’s engines were roaring mad- lice broke up crowds of Negro Mansfield’s views were In a up and saw the blazing plane ly," Sager .said. spectators on a corrier facing the ROBERT SOHUMAN the air today shortly after demonstrators. One young white [ speech prepared for delivery to coming down over their houses. “I ran to the window. There man hurled a rock but it went MALVERNE, N.Y. (API - Four*nate plan to red’.ce to. per- taking off from Zurich and Was fog outside. But through the centage of Negroes in toe Wood- nlty. Promoters of European unity toe Senate. Some said the 'iig craft grazed astray. He was arrested promptly. Negro parents began a sit-in today hope toe Common Market will de- He acknowledged there were crashed in flames, killing a1| toe roof of two farm buildings mist I could see, coming from field, Road school from 81 per cent velop Into a Europe welded- to- risks “but I ’remind the Senate the 80 persons aboard. / before smashing into toe earth northeast, a ball of fire “rapidly! After about 25 minutes of yell- at the predominantly white Davi- to 41 per cent and to increase Ne- losing height. Within seconds It tog, the while group led by offi- Avenue Elementary School gether politically as well as eco- that' there are also risks in fail- The tremendous impact^ bf toe and disintegrating. gro enrollment In toe two other nomically. ing to vehture. In standing still In croah , scattered parts / of toe crashed in toe grass. There was [ cials of (he National Slates Rights ' p,. Black, the prin- elementary schools. The plane damaged the village’s Schuman became seriously 111 a wqrld which does not stand still FVench-built Caraveli?'' and hu- main power line, tore off the roof an enormous explosion and then party departed m cars. refused to enroll their chil- A State Supreme jOourt order last month and received toe final for''us or any nation..’’ man remains over a square mile. of, a .barn and destroyed the up- it was all over.’ Gov. George C. Wallace, who ’ Teams of police and soldiers rites of toe Catholic Church. Me Mansfield said the International The plane had been bound for per part of the home of Heinrich Tuesday sent hundreds of state -j-be Negroes, challenging racial (Continued on Page Six) went over a wide area in search was 4j[mfferlng from a stroke aqd agreement Is similar to one pro- Geneva and Rome. It narrowly Leinhard, 76. who was having troopers, wildlife rangers and oth- i imbalance in the public schools respiratory trouble... posed by former President Dwight missed Duerrenaesch, situated be- of particles that might provide er special officers into toe city, jbis Long Island community, breakfast in his kitchen. He Death came at Schumap'e ee- D, Eisenhower. tween two small "akes about 30 •escaped injury. a clue to toe cause ot toe disaster. maintained silence at toe execu- ^sked Black to admit toe children tate near this city lit eastern The pilot’s logboo kwas reported^ live mansion in Montgomery,. The ^-nhout prescribed student trans- •"It is conceivable that one pres- miles west of Zurich, and slashed A small textile factory, where Georgia Aide France. ■ _ ident of toe United Statics may a huge ^>rater in the earth just found intact not far fro m to e state forces did not show up at jgp cards. They were led by Lin- A native of Luxembourg, fichu- have misjudged the American in- west of toe village. 80 workers had started their crater. yt any of toe three schools affected • p^n Lynch, chairman of the Long terest in this highly significant morning- ,6hift, remained undam- ■ spnlroBlP^i declined by a federal court desegregation inland chapter of the Congress of The worst air disaster Jn-Swiss, aged. '’^ e ' plafle hit 200 ya?f!i* Investigating (Continued^da Poge Two) to speculate whether toe plane matter, although I do not for a history, the crash took the lives from it. order. Racial Equality. ,-^i------—i moment suggest that such was ot 74 passengers and six crew might ha've been sabotaged. The scene was more peaceful at Black refused Lynch’s entrance the case/ with President Elsen- members. It was the first major Swissair was checking, over cop- West End And Ramsay high i beyond the school door. Lynch, the Mixed Couple hower. air tragedy in Switzerland since 0 ies of tickets to establish a com- schools. A total of 93 schools Negro parents and their children Economic Ties "But I find it most difficult to World War M. WifT plete passenger list, expected to opened today with enrollment ex- j jben sat down in the doorway, believe that two presidents in .suc- Swissair authorities announced be issued later today. Under new peeled to exceed last year’s rec- police barricades surrounded ATLANTA (AP) — The mar- cession would be guilty of -negli- one American, named G'auner, interhatipnal regulations, compan- ord 72,000. The morning dragged pbe school and some 40 Nas.sau ’ r>age of Charlayne Hunter, 21. Moscow’s Tool gence or poor judgment on pre- was- among the eight foreigner.^ ies are no longer obliged to keep on without Negroes appearing. Countv policemen and' private first Negro girl to enter and cisely the same question of na- who perished. They did not have! complete passenger lists for each Shortly^fter peace returned, to guards were on duty. graduate from the University of tional interest.” his first name or home town. flight. Graymonj;^ a group of about 50 The parents were identified as Georgia, to a white Southerner is To Boss Reds Mansfield said tbht "on toe All toe 66 other passengers and Rescue workers found debris whites appeared at Ramsay. They otis Guy, Nava Daniels, Eleanor void in Georgia, says Atty. Gen. basis of fdet, knowledge and the the crew were Swis.s nationals. and bodies scattered over an atea waved (Confederate flags and pro-1 Butler and Bustance Corbin. : Eugene Cook, tested a , police barricade. Some Negroes also planned to attempt Miss Hunter disclosed Monday By BORI^BOSKOVIO overwhelming judgment of the Among them were' 44 per.sons of several hundred feet. The blaz- most highly sltfiied and qualified from a single village, Humlikon. ing wreckage lighted up nearby wore Nazi-type uniforms. | to enroll their children at another in New York that she secretly BELGRADE, - Yugoslavia (AP) witnesses" tha Soviet Union has Making up a quarter of Humll- farm houses. Earl Morgan, Wallace,’s execu-1 predominantly white school, | married Walter Stovall. 25, of —Premier Khrushchev’s tour of no- nuclear advantage that toe kon’s population, they were fly- mjoici ITAll Mrs. Emil Luescher, wife of a live secretary, and other admini-1 Lindner Place, of toe Malverne- Douglas, last spring. 8h_ Yugoslavia has convinced many United States needs to offset by ing to Geneva on a trip organized Diierreqaesch baker, told news- slration leaders were in Birmlng- Lakeview district. ■ j •^'aid they Are expecUng a -child .'.*ere that Moscow, has changed Its atmospheric testing. by a farming cooperative. men .she and her family "first ham on orders from the governor "Another group will picket the in.Decembei. He said there- is only a - rqmote The disaster slruCk at 7:20 a.m'. thought ’ the c6rk factory across "to observe and keep hiih fully'i predomina-nlly Negro Woodfield ■•i.iTh.ey are i ^ m arrie^ un^ strategy for dominating toe Com- pos^bility that the Sovlet.s could Four minutes before, official.s re- the road, had exploded. The whole informed ^ Road School in an effort to dis- Georgia law. Cook said Tuesday. munist world. / m ^ e any significant tests with- ported they had • lost contact with cotncAi house shpok, all the window panes Later in toe morning, there courage parents, from enrolling "Its unlawful for.a white person Ilf every speech, Khrushchev out detection. Nor is there "a the Caravelle. went to pieces. was police action at Ramsay and. their-children there." a Negro to.niarry an.vone e.xcept a ivhite Insistently argued the necessity ‘sigpilficant po88ibility,toat 6 single Farmers in toe village of Bet- ‘,‘The plane came down . about. the arrest of four men. One of .spokesman said. , - and advantages of economic coqp- Soviet test suddenly sprung upon tw'il, eight miles northeast of 200 yard.s from our house. When them was bloodied by a billy club 'T*’® school board has ruled that lation of this law shall be void, eration among Ciommunlst coun- us could -so alter toe balance of Duerrenaesch, said they saw , a Cixiss locales ytliage of Dup'r- we got there we saw only a part when he resisted arrest. "O child is to be admitted to any , The couple declinpd to tlie tries. military forces between toe two glowing fire moving at great renaescii -wihere airliner crash- ^ school other than the one tOrvWhich i exact time and plac^ of the wed- Students of Conomunlst/affadrs nations as to increase tj^e risk of speed through toe morning mist. ed. (AP Photofax). (Contihaed on Page Teh) Placed in a pacidy wag(>n, assigned. Civil rights lead- ding, but said it was in the North, believe a primary goal of Khrush- military attack upcjte Os,” said chanted a song dedicated to ers said.said the board has hired Cook said any m arriage solem- or Albert Boutwell. ' ‘ nized. in another state by "parties ^ chev’s visit was to draw Yugoslav- Mansfield. We ll hang Albert. Boutwello . M , to I| guards to enforce the decision. ia into closer economic ties with When debate begins. Sen. R ub- intending at the time to reside in a sour apple tree while the white pre.sldent, and Lewis Bejarano, a this state" shall have the .same the Soviet Union and other coun- 3cll B. Long, D -li., has served race goes marching on." they tries of toe Eastern bloc. notice he will fight lor a reserva board m em bei. were served Tucs- legal consequences as if they were sang. day night with an order to show solemnized in Georgia. In Stalin's day, Moscow con- tion spelling out the U.S. right to Viet Nam Deaf to JFK’s Plea There were two separate scuf- cau.se in State Supreme Court to- The attorney general said he dolled its satellites and other com- use nuclear weapons in self de- , ’ — n • ' ' 1 fles. In the first, a policeman was Iiist parties by tough discipline. fense or in defense of its allies. day why they .should not institute had called the Bureau of Vital I beaten and'V-as taken to a hospital a desehii alion 'ftrder of Dr. James i Statistics ii) New .York to forward Tlie'-situation has greatly chan^pd The foreign relations committee SAldON, South 'Viet Nam (APli^Buddhist monks who took refuge* In another development. South for a cljeckup. In toe past few years. voted to Include this stipulation, .—The government of South . Yiet in the embassy Sunday. E. Allen Jr's, state commi.ssioner him a copy of toe m arriage cer-. Viet Nam's government radio said The major sRirmish came when of education. lific,ate .."if in tnitli the marriage Yugoslavia escaped from Mos- suggested . by Eisenhower, in to- Nam has turned a deaf ear to The three include Thich Tri a leading Buddhist monk, Thich CapU-Jack Warren gave an order cow's orbit In 1948, toe only Com- day^ report, rather than as a re- Quaiig, tup organizer of toe Budd- E^. Allen ordered the board in was eoiisummated there." • munlst nation to do so .up until servation to toe resolution of rat- President Kennedy’s pleas for re- hi.st anti-government movement. Thien Hoa, is satisfied that Diem i 1” push the jeering crowd back, June to end racial 'im balance by Cook said he would .submit his ification, which would require The embassy - turned away a' has shown "great benevolence Fifteen officers who had been bu.ssing Negroes from Wcxidlield findings to the .solicitor general • ,1 S p in ’s death. forms to rally, public support for and generosity” toward Budd-' i'ept uo -a nearby football field .'^ince then, Albania and Asian renegotiation of toe treaty. Its President Ngo Dinh Diem and win fourth monk who appealed for Road to the other two‘schools. • . - — asylum Tuesday. "We’re, just too hists, and granted their just de-came into action as The board .submitted an alter- . (Continued on Page Six) ’ ^'’Cbmmiinist nations led by Red nfSjwticrs are confident of ' suffi- the war against Oimmunist guer- ji^Qrids. menls with bflly clubs, / China have adopted Independent cent votes to defeat a reservation. rillas. full,” an embassy official ex- . "You are violating th \ law: and anti-Soviet lines. Signs of dis- , Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., While a government spokesman plained. ■ obedience also ha-ve recently ap- D-N.J., said a formal reservation welcomed Kennedy’s pledgq of The situation was complicated WASHINGTON (AP)—The har- j peared in Romania. 1 might prove to be a "kiss of continued U.S. aid in the anti- further by reliable reports that boring of three Buddhist monks! Observens now believe Moscow death" for the trehty. communist war, he said Tuesday one of the refugees, Le Mau Chi, by the American embassy ,in Sai- ' the President’s criticism, of was a Vietnamese secret police gon is one of the few exceptions (Continued on Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page llilrteen) Diem’s domestic policies Was agent for nine years before he “quite wrong" and "based on in- became a monk. (Continue on Page Ten)
adequate information.” U.S. officials in Washington pri vately voiced disappointment over Father Gives a Lavish Wedding the negative reaction to Kenne- dy’s plea for reforms. The Saigon Rights Appeal Entered stand was consldere(l a blow to (He^s One Who Can Afford It) a solution of deteriorating U.S.- Vietnamese selations. NEW yORK (AP) — Note to^ The flowers for the hors .'The American President ap- In Andover Lake Case prospective fathers of the bride d’oeuvres table were in a giant pealed to the Vietnamese govern- bouquet, about five feet tall apd ment Monday to rally public sup- who are umcertaln abopf how ' to port by changes In policy "and Appeals to Governor Dempseji.i^ Tsuffis, who Is -an elected con- i give their daughters the best pos. almost as wide—and"** surrounded by a halfdozen stuffed pheasants perhaps Ir^ personnel:” the Civil Rights Commisjhon and stable of Andover as well as a ' Bible send-off: He ap^rently had in mind to CX)RE are being made by Janies lieutenant in the Fire Department, and" monograms of the bride and You couldn’t do better than Diem’s brjbther-advlser. Ngo Dinh Tsuffis, of Lake Rd., jGidover. will ask for legislation to clear up •mulate Mr. and Mrs. Harold Uris, groom carved from blocks of ice three feet high. Nhu. Washington believes Nhu Tsuffis, whose wife is a Negro, the racial difficulties of Andover. who last night married oft their was responsible for the anti-budd- claims that discriminatory prac- fourth and last daughter, Jqne, in As for the hors d’oeuvres, you He said;, "I, don’t want to jump couldn’t go wrong by copying toe hlst crackdown Aug. 21 when mar- tices by the Andover Lake Prop- in their^ake, but now it affects -the Trianon Ballroom of tofe new tial law was Imposed in South erty Owners Association, prevent- my kids; How do you explain bia*. Nerw York Hilton. instructions given by banquet ed hife son, Gregory , from receiv- representative George R, Bognon, Viet' Nam. A .Roman Catholic, 8 to a kid?" . First you rent the room—actual- Diem has denied Buddhist charg- ing awimmujg lessons at toe lake. ly four rooms. The Trianon Ball- formerly of the W.aldorf, before Tsuffis said that he has tried that from the Old Sherry’s on es of religious discrimination, Mrs. Gerald Oormier, sitter for to join the association on several | room for the wedding (and the The ’ Vietnamese government toe bfiy, was told by lake officials dinner later), the reception room Park Avenue—and before that to remove him from toe beach as occasions, but has never been able T from Prance. spokesman noted that "Kennedy to get an applfcation. Phone calls i of the TVismon Etellroom; the Mer- said toe United States. should not soon as the lesson was completed. cury Ballroom for the reception Heading the list, and marked in withdraw Its support of Viet Nam, Since Mrs. Oormier hdd a child of to members of the membership ' and toe rotunda of the Mercury M. Bognon’s instructions to his and that Is heartening.’’ U.S. mili- her .own taking lessons at a con- committee havje,.been rebuffed. Ballroom for the reception Ime staff “very very special atten- flicting time, sh? was uiiable. to Another resident of the area feels tion," was the caviar—"excellent tary-and other aid to Viet Nam that his membership was denied where toe 350 guests pa.>« by dnd is running $500 million a year. place Gregory- in a safe environ- because of his j-elipion. kiss the bride. . Beluga served on iefe socles Washington reacted sharply to ment. The floral decorations must be (bstses) with complete garniture. a story published' in Saigon that The Tsuffis - incident o ^ e -to At one time, a .sign .exclaiming Jttvish/and yet tasteful. In the case Including sour ' cream, chopped toe U.S. Central Intelligence Agen- light after the Rev. William M. "Pleasing Restrictions" was posted of Jane Uris’ wedding; It was eggs qnd anions, blinls and fresh- cy. had plotted to overthrow toe Philpot, a Negro minister, \ys® at the lake, but it was removed white chrysajithemuma and red ly-made toast and' tartar (raw) Dle'm government with toe help fused membership for toe thli’d several years ago. roses In ■ masses of greenery — steak bMla of dissidents im.’Souto Viet Nam. time in ALPOA. The Rev., Mr. ’Thomas Hemy, executive seore- banked against one whole wall of Fifteen pounds of caviar was pro- State Depkranent press officer Philpot is planning appeals to the tary of toe Civil Rights Oommis- toe ballroom, and scattered, about vided, and the estimated'price was Richard/^. Phillips denied toe Governor sdso. It was brought Out sibn, a qjember of toe Andover the reception rooms. 875 per pound. chargesL which appeared in a that In the eight years, he has Lake Property Owners Assoc, and In this setting, Jane was married Meanwhile, the waiters who governnstet -" backed Vietnanies'e lived on Andover Lake, toe Rev. a sponsor of toe membership ap-- s " to Richard Barry Nye, son of Mr. weren’t passing champagne, newspaper, toe Times of Viet Philpot has never been in toe wa- pUc^ion of the Rev. Mr. Philpot ai>d Mrs. Edgar B. Nye of New scotch, bouthon. - and .rye were Nani.’ He likened the story to a ter. No letters hove, as' yet, been said thai. a meeting, of the Ckm- Teachers Stopped in TusUegee^ Ala, York. Nye, a 1961 Harvaird Ool- IMsaing hot hors d’osuvres. fiction thriller. received by the Governor. m ia^n, will be held tomorrow bo .■'lage gioduate, is continulnfi his IVhen appeUtM Were sufficient- .The State Department acknowl- At a meeting of toe ALPOA last pkm whatever action io deemed Two Alabama State patrolinen. Lt. H. G. t«e (left) and Oapt. Cll«uide Frier, pferyent memben a t .studiw ot toe Harvard School of ly whetted wltti thsM dolntiM un-, •dsad that the U.S. embassy In Saturday night at toe Red Barn, neoeaoaty. The Governor lias not the Tuskegee High School factitty-firom sebbtag foot bn school property today. It was-the third (fay der tfae'Se convex nrirrees on tlM Salipm had rojecte^ a formal re . seven appUcanta, Including it Cath- y«t received dorreepondenioe' tretri- tfMut troopers had ringed the school uf&m orders of <3ov, Ooorf« Wellaxse. It was te have omnied oa Thwinrso Administration. The neiw- an integiraited baoia Monday, fibanding between the hmo(>en Si Ffetnoi|)al’B. W. ’WOdBwio(& (AP Iprads iplan to livs ii Booiotl. qnMt from fimitb ▼letaameae oii. olio p r i^ , were admitted .as mem- e6tbe the Rev. Mir. FM^xA or CMtiior bock to tfaeirr wSHogt lOoottBnefi «8i . F h N tbor(ttai^ f o r ‘ auabxljr qf thraa Iwrs. . , ^Ffcobottut). ' IT
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OF MAKCHESnS y : ,a, ’ , h- I f f ] f l A I N ST T EL 64f.1S47 I '* t' :i . i K: J 'n ‘.V / /. I' MGB SEVBN, MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJO. MANCHESTER; CONN., W EDN^DAY, SEPTEM B^ 4,1968 .MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1968 PAGB SIX In municipal court on a, petty subsUtute teaching at the school. lation at ■ probation, to SepL 10. Deadline N e a rly amount the award wlU faU through ing ^IfiBit to.her Hebron home the Charles Refers and Mora Rogers, larceny charge had an explana- meet for the first Umei.-on Mehron ( pact weekend, at "Pendletonia,’’ $15 per day is paid for substitutea, 12til Circuit / ; tion frtr the crowbar In thd large and the -whole process will be due who should be graduates of g both 38, of 120 West Main SL, Gta Police Test* Sunday, Sept. 16. ’ Protests in Island, New Jersey. Mrs. Poole Acting Principd . where ,ahe was the -guest jof her shopping bag .he carried. "You tia for repeUtioh. teadfters’’ or Ubenal Arts OoUege. Rockville, risk of Injury to minora, R€fckvUle-Vernon AiuisUnK the' pastor tWa Mt. Vernon Gets The M L Vernon Co. is' a' .rather aunt and her brother, Horace Sril- Court Gases % Sept. 10.-Richard A. Schmpff, have to have something like that in case, you get locked Inside a will be Wayne Pipkin of Hbuwon, new brganiBaUon to- the towns- ers! She dias fsnirired her. work in 17. Manor Trailer Pal*. Ver- dosing data foe filing ,ap{)li^ . Of Manchester Green Schodl Manchester Evening Herald'Be- box car,’’ he told Judge OUs H. Tex. A.gtadiMte rtf Bayl6r with m Investigating people, a good' many not even teaching; a class at peer Island. non, klpdling a fire by burning Uona to taka the examination for Town Hall Work broa eorrespoBdent Mlaa Sttaaa (Jodfrey. • , MJt. degTM degrfe from the tinlversity aiyare that there is such a cxhu- Maine, foUowed by a short- co'J se E.ftST HART#Y)IU) SESSION substance, to SepL 10. - patrolman on the Manriieatw Po-' Charter Revisions of ConnecUcut, he Is a ^tedal i n - Parent Sit-In Aims In arL , , , Pendleton, telephone 228-3454. No specific use was cited for lice Department" la Monday, CWef pany. Clarence V^Alker, 28, of no cer- The contract fo r building He- In the case of Graham Mathews. other Items In the bag; two pairs dent at the Hm tfoid SCihinary Mxed Couple >^. . ^ ^ SSl'S’Jw.S"' ■■ She left Saturday to resume Jaimes M. Rearton said today.- 1 One of the. items eliminated to pdn addrese. JtAnchester, yester- 24, o f Main SL. Somers, changed of earrings, four s ^ rk plugs., a Ftoundatlon.— — - * named aoUng principa] at Man* broA'e town olfke and record build: work aa an art teartier at Spring- AppUcante whowant 'to takO the WUUam A. . Wetiold to teach cut down cost was a propoaed- ^Disnttu Siiccessoi^ with improper paasing. failure, to pair of railroad gloves, a travel ^Hospital Notea cheater Green School.- She will aide School, on Seminole and W il- day irfui Sentenced to serve' 30 exam fOr one o f the t/tx vacancie* (CoatfaHMid from Page Oaei general sciefice at Bennet Junior Uig haa been given to the HelbrOn town clock. Too bad: People al- carry regiidratlon, aod driving clock, two fla'shllgmts, two . ball- . Admitted Yesterday: Joseph To Balance Races seiYei until a permanent principal High. He haa a BS and M A from low Grove Aivenues, Philadelphia. ST. LOUIS, Mo. (A P )—piiimas days' for intaxicatlon and 30 days, for patrolman. Grade 1, under the Jit, 'Vernon Constructlpn Co;, by ways want to know what Ume>it while under suspension, a court point pens, a non-wprklng walkie- SencavagC, .90 Windsor Ave., and a grand jury to determine if Whedton CoUege and wlU start at Hou.^e has a successor to its for breainh of the peace, both new 40-hour work-week, effective Rockville; Yvonne St.- Gerinaine, Hi chosen. a unanimous vote of the- building Is. CouTM Draws Interest trial was set for Sept. 17. talkie set, a pair of sunglasses, -that suggestions could not be act- the couple may have lived In vld- famed "hoodlum priest.’’ He is terms to run concurrently at the in December, should fite or mail T1»a city council accepted the Plnney St.', Ellington; J. .Edward (Cohtlnued Irom Page One) -lay of the Integration plan that Superintendent of Schools W il- $5,150. committee. < School Opens -.Tomorrow Some encouragement has been Goart Dates Set shaving cream, a watch, a first coDhnracUtlone of the Charter ed upon, at last night's meeting. lation of Georgia’s criminal law. n w le in the effort to interest a the Rev. Fred L. Zimmerman, State Jail at Hartford. Walker appUc&tidns not l6tt6r tlian mid* Amos. Wapp'ing; Elizabeth Oleski, would reduce .the racial Imbal- ‘ Donald R. Woods to teach a Edward Kianer, of the Old Col- The Hebron ielementaryi-. school Dates for short calendar sessions aid kit, a billfold, a shirt, seven rtsioii Comminsion last night af- The meeting’s purpose was to vole Mrs. Stovall (graduated from the liam H. Curtis yesterday told the sufficient number to make possible pastor of St. Matthew the Apostle was arrested in Manchester last night (postmarked), he added. Wapping; Richard Baker. Tolland; has temporarily blocked . the ance in the 98 per cent Negro Lin- primary educable class In the men- chester Rd., ia president o f the opened today, school hours from of Superior Court In Tolland Coun- tools and four knives. a~pubUc hearing broiight lew final acceptMce or rejection of coln Elementary School. university in June >vlth a journal- board of educatkm he has chosen a course in Red CJroes First Aid. Catholic church In 81. Louis. Friday night for causing a dis- Starting salary under the new the comrnission’s proposals. . William BoiVher, Rockville. board's plan. A hearing will ^ tally handicapped prc«ram at company, and was Its’represOTta- 8:45 to 3 p.m. Morning kinder- turbance at;Manchester Memorial ty during the fall term were An The judge suspended a 30-day ^ J cctio n i to n » prpx»sals that al- held oh Sept. IS. • The three-pronged ‘ inarch sent ism degree. Stovall lacked Only Mrs. Poole, a '.f^rade 6 teacher at Uve at the committee “^’meeting. There are already 15-? registered, Father Zimmerman was named nounced today. « sentence with a suggestion the work-w8ek wKl be $5,200 a year. tine suggestion last night was Births Yesterday: A son tp Mr. Keeney Annek. He has a BS from garten hours will be from 9 to 11, Ho^ital. The eix additional patrolmen to ^fect eome 35 sections of the 10- 20 Negro children to the Quarles one quarter of work to gdt his Green, because she has hadMong Cost to the town wrill be $44,0^. and only 8 more-are needed to fill to-take over for his close friend, 'Ihe court will hear cases on the man resume his travels. to pay the aldermen, Hager .said and Mrs, Stanley ' Mercier, ' 46 Involved in the disjiute are two the UnlverBlty of ConnecUcut and afternoon session from 12:30 ta.3. be added to the department will veaiMjId charter. School, 60 to the Cleveland School journalism degree. / experience , at the sohool and eh- A former low bid by the company the eless. Miss Amy Hooker or the Rev. Charles Plsmas *Clark. following Fridays: Sept. 20. Oct. 4 tnis- had, been considered by the Elaine Dr., Bfoatl'Brook. organizations — the United Com. will start at $4,700. Grade children should not arrive ROCKVILLE SESSION bijng the complement up to 68 of- The ten members present Voted and 40 to the Roosevelt School., University officials ^ p ressed joya the codlStdenca of other teach- 6ad to be vddttled down to meet Mrs. Russell Anderson should be who helped rehabilitate more than end 18, Nov. I and 15, and Dec. 6 HOBBY FITS NAME unanimously to accept the propos- commlssidirhut that a lack of time Discharged Yesterday; Mrs. mittee for. Action Now, the civil Mrs. Marta Rosa to teach three at school-before 8:30 a.m., whether bases continued in CSrcult Court ficers and patrolmen, h ^ e e t ever rjghts group, and the Malveme ^ Quarles Principal William Trlp- shock at the marrlage/Presldent ers there. \ the appropriaUon. on foot, on bicycles oa in private called by Sept. 7 by anyone Inter- 2,000 former convicts. Father and 20. LANSING. Mich. (A P ) — Rice als and gave approval to present did not allow anjt" definite action Betty Fetko apd ipdaughter, RFD Grade 9 Spaniah classes for Bling 12, Rockville session, yesterday: in Manchester. ^ - Taxpayers . and Parents Associa- pechio told the leader, Negro O. C. Aderhold said ,fn^t neither Mrs.- Poole la a candidate for The company, however, must cars. Regulatiot^' regarding bi- ested in joining. Clark died Aug. 15. Rider, 68, of'Lansing, a hobby the changes to the voters in De- of the proposal. ‘ Another sugges;v No. 2. Rockville; Robert Daley, 81 Councilman . Vincente K. Tibbs,' Junior High and two S p a n is h Father Zimmerman, 66, - had Richard Adams. 24, of 28 Depot tion to redistrict the city, to' "Wcst-JIain 'St.. Rockville; Michael tion, which opposes any plan Of them would be p^mltted to en- the permanent princlpaUti^,' Cur- classes for Manchester High present a p^orm ance bond which cycle riding, conduct in buses, etc., Teachers Needed NO KITCHEN SINK? to fit his name—a collection of cember as a package. All additions that the- children would not be al- ter the university again. Elementary ■ s c h o o-l principal worked closely with Esther (Jark Sq., Manchester, breach of peace, more than 1.000 bus, train, ferry- All porous wall surfaces should Change the current imbalance of Angelo, '6 -Allen Dr., .Vernon; which would destroy the neighbor- tis said. ; School. She haa a B A from Catho- WlU be accepta,ble to the commit- wUl be Btri'oUy enforced. ST. PAUL, Minn, (A P )—A 63- to Uie charter and deletions.will be lowed to register. He also denied "Interracial miirriage is pro- O h ^ es Qervase would be glad to at the rehabilitation center for to Sept. J7. Ivan Hansen, 37, 603 boat and bridge tokens. be sized before painting. wards, brought a reply that con- Stephie Zavarella,' l-L Snipsic St., hood school concept. The post became Vwcant in July Uc University of Puerto Rico and tee, 'by Sept. 6. I f the company Vibrifes H o m e year-old transient who appeared published within 30 days, corpora- th«m admi.ssipn ' to the school hibited by Georgia law, and secret hear from anyone Interested In former convicts. Quinniplac Ave., New Haven, vio- siderable study would be required Rockville. - ~ Charles W. Reardon, head of the when Mira. Madeline ^Mitchell, the cannot come up with the desired Miias^JKrian Sellers mede a fly- tion counsel Edwin Lavltt stated. building, but they filed past him' marriages are contrary to Univer- an MAx from the University of The cxjuncil agreed that present- for such a major change. "The Parent-Taxpayers, has accused principal, was killed lii'A M a^e Connecucut., and' wlU start at ______Commissioner Allen of favoring and entered the auditorium. sity Of Georgia regulations," Ad- auto crash while vacallorui^ with ing the proposals as one unit would current commission did not at- Advertisement-— "W e are determined to register $7,000. tempt to do too much at once," the Wanted --- newsboy or newsgirl "career racists and knuckling un- erhold said/ln a statement. "Dis- friends. \ be the best way to present the these children here,’’. T il' missal rulea would have applied Mrs. Laurentia A. Wlndover mayor said.. for Mountain St., Lawrence St.„ der to political pressure from pro- Curtis asked the board in changes to the voters. Little co- the principal. _ to Chaclkyne Hunter ghd Walter King to teach art at Bling Junior operation could be expected ,if Legion News Pleasant St., Prospect St., Cottage fes.sional lobbyists.’’ -'■ Police Director Joseph gust to aippolnt a permanent p;prin- Dr. Lloyd Delany, a Negro Stovall had the fact of their secret High. 'She has a B A from Hood voters were required to vote on 25 ■ Richard Magdefrau of Ellington St., Gaynor Place .area — Rock- less said -there were no incidents clpal, but they decided Instead on. .^ lle g e and wiU atsul at $4,700. psychologist who heads the UHlted marriage been known.’ ’ a temporary appointment, 9o that tadi^dual proposals. Allen Hager,- will be Installed Saturday as com- ville. Before 9 a.m. call Rockville at any of the 'llmee schools. He Rumors that they were seccetly commission chairman, noted that mander of Rockville Post No! 14 Committee, has/? vowed ft that his anyone In the. system w'ho wished NMi-e. Marlon M. Cook to teach Bureau, 875-3136. Other times, call wa.s at Quarles with two _ pa- ibarri^d, which began to circulate / of the American Legion. Cere- organization will accept nothing might Wd for the position. honvemaking on the junior high Since It was clear from the public Mr. Wilson. Circulation Departr trolmen. 'early .in the summer, were denied monies at the-legion home will be- less limn the commls.sloner's plan Notification of the vacancy has level.'-.She is a graduate of Fram- hearing that no controversial pro- ment, Manchester Evening Herald, flatly l ) ^ the.!couple. Miss Hunter poealvwere contained in the re- to have Negro students bussed to sincq gorft out to all town teach- InghanKCMasa.) SUte Teachera gin at 7:30. 843-2711. V was asked by The,_ Associated '1 v is lo i^ presenting the recommen- Other newly elected officers that the predominantly white schools. wB". College tmd wUl start at $5,780. i •------Officers of the Woodfield Road Tools, Cash Lost Press at least six' trm»s--if. the Mrs. Lu'sy W. HeSk to work In dations as a unit was suitable. will, be installed Include Forre.st Vernon news Is handled In other action, the board ap- ichool , PT A resigned in a body rumor was true. She said no eaCb the high eChool giildance office; Discussion centered on several Hull, .senior, vice commander-: Herald's Borkville Bureau proved. the appoin-tment o f eight uesday to protest the school time. She wiu sUrt. at |2.360, Step I, y: major recommendations from the' Robert Fontaine, junior vice com Main S t^ telephone 875 In Three Breaks teachers,':a-school secretary, and / board's failure to carry out Al- Stovall, who worked as a sum' Class m of the'secretarietf salary revlsioa cmnmUsion. Both the cor-i niander; George Brigham, adjut 647-8797” a custodian. - pm«tlon coupnsCl and the commls- ant; Buell Chapman, finance offi len's order. mer reporter at the Atlanta Jour- They Include: schedule. \ Almost 3600 in mechanics auto- nal. was called Into editof Jack tfon had expressed hope in reucent cer; John Bruce, chaplain; Charles The school district serves three motive tools and cash have been Mrs. Evelyn H. Ball to be libra- John J. Gribbon\to work as a weeks that the aange in electionledf Graves, historian;' Clyde. ■MacDon- ~ communities, Malveme, Ljm- Spalding's office and asked if the rian at lUlng Junior High. She has cusUSdian. He wrlU s tw t at $3,775. reported taken in ' three breaks reports were true. He said no. dates from ^cember to April ald, sergeant at arms; Frank Me- brook and Lakeview which have a a BS from St. Joseph CoUege and Stop I- of lhe--cystodiid schedule. ' which police are investigating. -William Tate, dean of men at coultT be putThto effect in 1965, I t ; coy, post service officer and Fred Police Arrests population of 15,000. Stanley Ozimek. service manager will start at $5,510. Supt. CurUs said that, with seemed likely, though, that the Am, trustee. ' There ar^ no ■ Negroes in Mai- the university Board of Regents, these appointments, a tol#l Uf 6?. at Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center said, " I am only one regent Mrs. Catherine M. Gazeola to change could not'be made before f I 10 |verne -and . Lynbronk, b it Lske- St., yesterday «-eportcd that some- teach Grade 6 at Buckley Sohool. new teachers have been added to The officers will be-instaljCd by Robert L. Lovett. 19, of 54 Haw-1 population is mostly Ne- among 15 but It would appear to 1997. state and dlst^ct offlcem ''of the one broke^ Into the body shop- at She haa a B e from St. 'Itromas the staff for the coming year. Lavitit annotinced la^it night, thome St., and Kenneth G. R ey-, Houses, in all three commu- me that they got their diplomas About half of these have had pre- American Legion d etrim en t of the firm and stole an estimated under false pretenses and they Aquinas, and w/411 start at $6,690. however, that the change could be nolds Jr., 16, of 50 Courtland St.,'n)Jlea are generally priced from vious teaching experience, he Indi- Connecticut. The gpwp will be $393 worth of mechanics automo- should. ■ be ^revoked. University Mrs. Sarah M. Smith to teach mgde by 1966. Officials serving $18,000 upward. beaded by Fourt^^/DlIstrict8trict Corn-Com- last night were charged with simi bile tools. rules bar secret marriages.’’ Grade 1 at Nathan Hale. She haa cated. GACK-TO-tCHOOL tiwo-year terms elected this Decern-* mander Desire (JAvlne of Somers, racing. Police .said While re.sidenls Interviewed In POlive said that entrance Into the l » r would serve until May of 1965. A, buffet will follow the . that they observed the boys racing Malveme said they do not'oppose main ______fcervice ______station of the______auto- RJIdCiiTO-fCHOOiL XSecUqns w-ouM be held on the further integration of nelghborl-firm was gained through -11 iu Main St. at high speed.s. flnit iSieadaaLJ]^ April, 1966 and hood schools but objedt to sending a 'north side window' in the body check list elected offioials w-ould take a shop area. The incident occurred Monday of 9.35 ,,m. Truck.s are ^ „ e racing to see Woodfield school. Labor Day night, it was reported. check lln BRINQ THIS LIST WITH YOU! THEB sphwtoilisd to.leave the I^won. Home the better •car, police .re • June-ghafaloff,-special assistant .Ja second, break, was reported py ‘Calgle -aA^ lf a aafey BRltQ TRW LIST W m rYW t THtIt on West St. to canvass city streets. ports note. gBo/h vouth.s were o r-! for education of the National As- the Klock Corp. off Tolland Tpke., BOTH FAIRWAY STORES had been set for the city clerk who Residents are asked -to place their ag^ed to appeie ^ in Circuit Court 12, soclatlon for t)ie Advance,ment of where someone broke into the SHOP & SAVE would serve on a full-time basis bn scrap papers, magazines and card- ..Manche.ster, on Sept. ,18. Colored People, aid protest dem* office and took .some $188.’70 from SHOP & SAVE tenure if the revisions are accept- boards,^ the curb or porch where ' onstralons would be held loday tn a bookkeeper’s desk and an estl- ed .Ui December. Mayor- Leo B. ItAcan be seen from the street. VESSEL DEDICATED two other Long Island communi- mated $5 in change from a soda OPEN EVERY Flaherty Jr. riplied that the ad- 'Drives will be conducted on the BRIDGEPORT (A P ) — ^ e State-ties, Amityville and Manhasset. vending machine. The office area ' ministration taking . trffice would first Sunday of each month. In the was ransacked, police.said. ' 59$ DR. K I L D A R E ' conaid% the matter of salar>'. He Board of Fisheries and Game | --- ^— - ZIPPERED POUOM event of bad weather drives will dedicated its new research and .ENGLEWOOD, N,J. (A P) —• The third break occurred at the e:q>ected, he said, that the salary Thur& ’n Fri. till JUMBO PORT Autogrephed! Ideoi be postponed until the following 100 Lucky Lady Wash 'n Dry Clean at would be the neighborhood of patrol vessel, the James r*. Gpili- ' More than Negro children, ac- ABLE FILE for school...... Sunday. Fhinds from the drives are gan. The 36-foot boat, dedicated companled by a number o f!^ r - 11 Maple St. where someone broke 35,000. The. position, no\V on,, a into a soan, machine and took $4 (also Wed. at Tunipike 10*' high X 12W used by the post for Its community at ceremonies yesterday, will be ^ ents end Negro leaders, marched wid« yt 10" dsep 444 part-time basis, pays $2,750. projects. white I in change nnd also pried open a A brief discusslo^u on the pro- 1 berthed in Saybrook and will have on three predominantly Plaza) ■/ Completes Flight Course I an auxiliary berth in Bridgeport. | elementoy tcKooIs today in an ! cigarette machine and took an un- 1.97 2.9B OVERSIZE posMd change of council meeting , Airman 2nd class Dennis B. ; diesel-powered craft was nam-' attempt to re'glster for the fall determined amount of change. The dates from every other-Monday to Fluckiger of _^kviUe telng - gjjjgf y^g board's ; term. break was discovered late yester- CORDUROY* the first and third Monday of the SOHOOL BAQ reassigned to McGuire AFB^ N.J., fish division. The action was to protest a de- day morning. 98e SCHOOL AID month brought- a change in the folloaving his graduation from the DESK SET With lunch pockotg svnrdfaig of Uiat section. The coun- for wear handle. & strop'.»ea for back-to-school Poly pockedl Choico special training course for the cil decided that the incoming ad- fUgfat traffic specialists a)'Tinker of cpiorte •••••oeeeeeie.e *cotten mMstration should- be allowed to 2.S7 determine what day of the week AFIB in OUahoma. , , ' ' wher ever S7) I Airman Kluckiger was instnict- luy the council would meet. ed in- passenger service,' cargo op- 4. I 49 TEXON On the propoeal to establish a ^ SCHOOL |AQ traffic cooHniBSion, both Hager erations, ground and air., safety, RIVIERA and aircraft emergency survival BALL POINT PENSi ^ Vlth handle •hd the mayor assured those pres- A leeic..... ent that the commission was ex- procedures. The airman, son of Mr. 2 pens with Carbide pected to "be non-partisan. and Mrs. Werner FJuckiger of 28 tips...... u 97l» ^Plui Fed. To* Falrvlew Ave., Rockville,. ■ is a ARTHURS ______Both the mayor and the corpora- QUALITY • ECONOMY • STYLE 7* 1 Ji’li g M e j graduate of Ellington High School. “THE DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” j tion counsel praised the efforts of 100% PRmiUM BKBflM- * OR • COTTON WITH 10 OX. the revision commission which has CSiurdi Reeumes Schedule i S9« PENCILS been at work on revising the char- Union Congregational Church 942 MAIN STREET (Comer of St. James Street) 49c HUHOHLESS -."S’ J- 4 , ^ WITH SHARPENER ter since DecembCfr The commls-; w4U b ^ in 1^ fall-winter schedule VrttC.. l | 12 penciltl Advertiied this Sunday wMh service at 10:45. BINDI Sion .was expected to make its rec- H In "Lii."!...... ommendations before Sept. 30. a.ni. The psustor this Sunday w ill' Spring cldi^p bor lof Stuvto -eu-: 1 e l P T Mayor Flaherty said, "It has npeak on „’’Keeping Up With the ON SALE'THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY holding po^ 474 JoDeaes.” "Mrs. Mildred. Coleman TIMEX been an excellent commission. We 374 S’AlsoBaVW."«e. , Oeapara at 9t< - l.49| are all going to benefit from the will sing " I Am Thy God’’ by Roma changes it has proposed because and the Senior Choir “ Praise, My YOUR FRIENDLY Woe^^e^K agency WRIST 494 BARBIE it w ill be an easier government to •Soul, the King of Heaven” by An- 59« 3-RING SUB^ PENCILS CASE , run. drews. ' WATCH JECT BINDERS Hoovy ploititl Motul CSiurch School teachers are There are Indications that the Chrome finish Soft covartl For in*- xippsr A key chain..m next administration will appoint a meeting with others in their de- dividual AubiDCtB.eeo charter revision commission' to partments this Sunday for a plan- MINERAL Oil Shock resisMnt 444 look into other possible changes ning session. Classes will begin on’ Worthmort, Pint...... 47e for the charter. Several sugges- Sunday, Sept. 15. The first session 594 OQUNT .'J' . tions made at last night's meeting will start at 9 a.m. and the sec- tell 213 NIFTY FILLER may - be considered by a -future ond at 10:30 a.m. Junior High' and 98c OARTRIDQE X 5 hole side open or ehaiter. The mayor pointe^rout Senior Pilgrim Fellowship groups PEN i REFILLS - ComplhtD with 12 | Jf' X 2 hole top open...... — ----- ■ ------ASPiRiN-ioo's 97c raflllSeeeeeeeaeeeteeeeee 294 U.S.P. 5 mr. Werthmorc...... M 774 594 190 COURT THEME TABLET ESTERBROOK 5 hoUI 10hx8-l ld«alY CARTRIDOE PEN for school...... ^ Complata ^with 6 ^ A N N O U N C IN G ■/ / 31« / / refills,•••••vir.Tf...... «*. I ■ / DOANS FILLS Pleasant Tasting Keller 87* ' V Y 't «. ■ DILUXI G.le 2.9S STUDENT _ MHd kidney ______-CTOII 4 TRAN9WTOII TAPI MCORDIII CATALOQUE CASI - 1 ') : MOUTH WASH ‘ SSeWISK OFF WASH* BATTIRY OR A.C. ORMATID CLOCK RADIO diuretic^ Style 279 HOLIDAY TYV^W RITIR Automatic woke to music OR BRIEF BAB Reircthing, b'reelh cieenting ABLE'CRAYONS Loaded with quality 2 motors! Compiete with Vinyl brief bag Tube of 40. clove lade, iffective ei a .' Jumbo box! Ideoi for ond/or alarm! Go to sleep comes with lock..,. yet weighs only 11 Ih^i cose, tope, microphone, »•« 69 gargle, lee. Helps re- young childran.s.oli(|L(e to music, radio turns itself Dent, rust & mor-proofl eorphonef'i batteries! X T~ . 1 . 9 9 PLUS e. E.T. .» lieve sorenest'of tooth 67P off! 10 minute Snooi-olorm! exlrocliont. .. , Choice_of_colors|^^^^^_^^ EPSOM SALTS' BBS little ■T- ARTIST PAIRTBOX.^, ”‘ < ' ' 1 1 o 4 A c 89$ S T A P L E R 54 colors & point BATHING WITH lOOOSTAPLES. bru sh...... A tig 5 Ubos stondord No.10 . Only the finest 100% premL ' 9v-t. P- s iz« BtopItA .....eeeeee ' 674 PeuncT Bex um BtecN a, or Sebs* cotton Per Only DR. iCMOU’ S W- yarn go into these sturdy 194inAxl4lR. 37 socks. And, the size Is-indeli ZIPPERED Air Pillo Insoles bly printed on the soles for 1.19 GOOSE N E C K PORTFOLIO easy pairing after washing... DESK LAMP f ^ Loath^r grolnod — FREr I. Boyi’ StrdihtH* Craw Socks. SiXM 8" neck for flaxibU plastic...... 3s Long-Sleeve Cotton. Knits 6-lOM. 49C. po srtion ing SB* t colors k. Boys' Socks wlUi TiWolor Itrlge 474 PELIVERY and Elastic Top. SiMS 6414.36g. 99e k. Crow Socks with Rod ind Nny SUNSET HEATING COMFORT WITH Household BUYS! 9 A. M. . 9 P. M. with "Live-Longer” Colors stripe. Sizes 6-8V8.39g. PENCIL CRAYONS «. Chlldfen't Finer Knit Mrlpei Ae- 2 0 R 3 R I N Q 9-CUP FROM klets. Sizes 4-8^^ 3tg. Pofoct for'tho foturo ■ BATH CANVAS BINDERS YOUR CHOICII tCIffOR W A U art.i-iti...... fercolator ALLDEP'TS BU STE R B R O W N pullovers and cardigans are made AUTOMATIC TOOTHRRUSH . STUDIHT DISKI INSURANCE PROTECTION! 3" rings! Blue LAMP OR RRASS DlfK_LAMPl 24* ' I - H l ^ g s r i i t y 22 from 100% Premium-iHEcwe mercerized cotton. They ^ C A n V n H a a e e e e a * • WITH WALL RACK A 4 BRUSHII ALL STIIL COHSTRUCTIOH SCALE iC- Flexible desk or pin-up -A: lilasiw ikk kiiii gauge •luminwn Reciprocoi'action assures 18x34” desk tpp! Curved — Naktlitt boniUe come out of your -washer-dryer fresh and color bright 97c wall type brass desk lampi Afrcmin kchj ci X ‘ . clean teeth & healthier gumsl legs! Priced so low that . i jt Mi|iiif]ritt leu CANDY and keep their shape always. No ironing rieed.ed, either. 40 QO ROLLTOP — Ful l vi ew Oparotes safely & economi- every student con own one! ,— ------^ _ .gi Flexible wall lamp has PERDIL CASE . \ We Give k D E L U X E rw.esaari «t B-aPj •solid mount wall brocket! ' bioice of ^ 4 4 > g l a s s BARS That’s wrhy so ’many smart mothers tog their tots from colly on 3 penlite batteries! unbr.okoblel A must T h e E a sy, W o rr y -F r e e tmob..... GYM BAQ ^ , Chair extra at 3.77! ------Pink, Yphite, or Vcllow. R e g , 5c ^ toe to crown in B U ST E R BROW N. ■ Zippsrodl For school for school... • aeeeo.*.ee, l-J y' f iT Valuable & After school use.... 349 - * 6 For 23c These popular; colorful, long-sleeve styles are tip-top 2.79 PLUS P.K.T. for cool weather and nice for evening excursions, too ' M LURCH T.V. CHARAC TER PERCILBOX Styli 211-Open Shoulder Pullover. Sizes 1-4...... /.. .$1.39 GREEN 894 INSULATED YOU CAN'T ^IND^ FINER LUNCH BAQ With 11 usaful Qard pf 40 supply itams...... ^HEATINO OIL PROGRAM THAN with Style 213-Crew Neck Pullover. Sizes 4-6X...... $1.59 . Fin.rgieo insulotedi ■'A ' . Com pai^n Vacuum Style 27^Roman Collar Pullover. Sizes 2-6X . , ...... $1.99 STAMPS! With h o n d lo...... 544. Bottle, j Pick your 674 lunch-;thne pai from tH U Ivi^ 252-V-necj^Cardigin. Sizes 2-6X ...... $1.99 ______294 L E P A G E S . FOGARTY'S INSURED ^ArfYc ROOM Garmelit Bag many new dMlgnn. CELLO THRIFT, Use in car or closet'. TACKS Wa have the,MOST complete salection pf styles in the area! SIms 1-14 In 1.98 SCHOOL BAQ TAPE DEODORANT Vinyl Teg moststyl es. ^ OR ATTACHE CASE 1000 In. of top* on BUDGET PAYMENT P U N ! end JI4«s Comploto with hondlos a handy disponsar.e with Sturdy t A f s ' t c o l o r s ...... 199 - Level, economical payments 1 - ^ SOCKS • POLOS • CARDIGANS • UNDERWEAR ' , Nylon StitcKwg.^ 1994’ PLUS r.E.T. 4 iR iiD AUTOMATIC Try Any Garment, Just Oiica! “Complate Satisfaction GuoranfaMt!** 6TRAHBI6TOR Del. HAK DRYIR 4 Payment protection for you and'y6ur 2:15' WITH CARRYMO CAil PORtARU PHOHO 'H4 TELEPHUNK ' family in event of accident or sickness 2.49 LW N C H K IT / RORTARLI RADIO Extra large bouffant bonnet! 4-speed'automatic changerl INDEX LIST FINDE d^th! O R T O T E B A G -Built-in antenna.jfS A O CompUtoly outomotlel -speaker! Gift box with ^ 3 heat selections plus a g ^ Tone control...flip cartridge! Idool for hem* & offiei Both come complete Deluxe, all wood cose! SLOAN^S LINIMENT z 1 with cerryitig handles .- bottery, earphone & carrying'- cool, setting for summorl 674 D.luk. Model FOGARTY BROTHERS, Inc. Ideal for traveling! case! Full guoranteel' ,Compare at 8.88 "rigbtjwKzeKi—eie>itweii;i.iniwe , Coal, Cok^ Ra^ge 'and Fuel Oil 1.87 MireSES CompiaraUve prices based on clirrent equivalent /■ • .i,./" ■ .. Oil Bdmer fie rc e and Sales,, -> >■ Carton of S.C 19c DISH CLOTHS ,"i xea on current equivalent value*! A 319-Broad Street values! — Manchester, - Cohn. ' « YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT YO U R .... 2 LOCATIONS TlIRNPIKI!: PLAZA ' , , *TeL 649-4539 . - ' ; < •1$ MAIN STBBI 106 MIDDLE .TPKE. EAST 21 Next to Popular Market MAHCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST • OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.M. m Downtown Atonphe FiREE PARKING AT OUR FRONT DOOR — Wa&)\ce^ A G E N C Y DRUG STORE 2 L O C A T IO N S : IV i: ■3- i , t.i':’:; 'f - . \.' -• \- r,
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tee) wotdd tika to have aoine Su f ficie ncy M ay E n d MoAUistar, pioneartog: Douglas Q—What causes stones to form Fronkthburg, Ntlaanahlp to hotna status in town, that wa may In- hiding for shamfc MoGlaln, pionaaring; Robert, Mc- still acme .pride in the hearts'of WELLENGnCDN—New Zealand, p in the salivary' glands? What can awknmtog, Ufa aavliig, iwrlng, ilature; Daniel Bturtevant. ^ nsuKs. THU w a« the. «» -. t y conscience. Outdoor dourt of Honor Held the younger generation, or we will be done for them? ' pioneering: George Gees, eanoelng, NelU, eomping, home repairs; 'WU-;. camping. bom[e repairs; David disecuraged by the .high coat of , „
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' *. ajri. to pDnforqi’.witfa ths new sie- went to paddkn JOon MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SrEPTBMBER. 4,1968 , '•W pinptnisea hdlackan entertatoin*^ Columbia mentaiy sohedul*. ktoniing classes Lae .Gennaa, KBtby Oosttne, Mk*. Mebran throughout. Donald Lohse of Coi- Wnbur FletciMr, Janet VSvomfio, PAOl T »r Bolfon are pver at 11:46 and aftecnoon >REE DaiVERY ohmter, wlU be director, fprmet Mrs. Beck H ir^ 'rlnsans are firean 12:90 to 8 psn. Joan Jacobus, PiaiMcto Murphy Schools Open, presUetat of toa Colchester' P l^- and Mfs. WIHtom Miinptiy, Hterltog 9 A.M. to 9 r.M. School Board Ferguson Rd, Item Tabled ersTW wtth sOccessful experierfee kbs. Nsittisn Rosm w«s noin^ ~ ehrb coach, wras ooo^ -with'otoer amateur theater groups. By Kindergarten treetourer d ^h* grcw|> luoceed- ]>fegr,o Pupils Enroll, faig- Mbs. Norm an Mossier who has walri.^ ' ) ‘ • Obituary Public Hearing Set Bus Rides ~ He took this lead port Ih^thejgr- Ths ^ ou p in the Men’s War Ca- DAUB Board Tackles Work resigned. Drafts Policy ttayid of the father, in ‘The White Mre. Heavy Book has been en- nos naco, 'wMcfa also took link Ais HObron elementary echoo| Sheep of the FlunHy.’’ produced gaged to teach toe afternoon aeO- -Whiter GWter * ., wss sleeted pbsoc, w , ». -"'ll .'i i , r I i M- i . Vv .'/'.vf:.,'" ■ . • I Pages 13 to 24 .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., WBbNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19fl8 \, w m i N i * n A r . s i ™ s R i , i ^ . if ij m r b r a t r r lE u r t t lt ts if p r a U i w s h k e s p a t . »e p ™ b s r ^ . » 6 v PAGE TWELVE Section Two ‘Diamond Jim’ FRO M THE Q U ALITY STORE O N Q U ALITY STREET Tract Sold MHA Sketches Requirements Big Showoff - V i ~ ^ " For ISew- Section at Westhill To Conyers 9 —' ' t- f. , By HAL BOYLE lUquItemenU for, the second. IfWf.'v^th secU .^_ .of aluminum NfcW' YORK tA p y-— Thing* a The board of directbrs last night units for the Manchester Housuig j r iriainEenance free matefialM; columnist might never, know tf he approved the sale of a piece of Each building would have u i^ Authority’s (MHA) Westhill Gar- didn’t open his mail: town-owned., property bordering able porch space, and the majority Blsven Appointment^ to the atirff of the Manchester Com- dens were sketched for architect of the dwelling units would be with Broadway never knew a bigger munity College were made by the board-of education yester- the HockanuiffiRiver and Oakland William Peder.son, of Pgdersen ft one bedroom about 80 per cent shpwoff than "Diamond Jim” Mill to Roy Conyers. as against the remaining 20 por Brady. At one of his parties for day. One at these was for a full-time librarian, and seven Tllney of New Haven, a't an author- cent as efficiency units;- There show girls, he surprised them with were for part-time instructors. Three additional part-time The approximately two-acre ity meeting la.st night. piece of property, measuring 215 would be no tw-o bedroom units. gifts oL diamond chips dropped in appointments for teewshers of ^ The new section will ,be built on their ^ ff e e cups. The affair was and unlverslUes. His teaching ex- by 400 by 190 by 350 feet, had been Doors would be 'sized to permit dal cultural courses were made about 11 acres of land south of the wheel chairs tb pass through, if a gliwring success. conditional upon suffident enroll- perience dates back to 1931, and appraised at {1,250 by Arthur A. No Vhhder you wake up thirsty. most recently, he has been asslst- Knofla appralsor, at the request present project area, which the necessary-, and any steps would ment (15) to Justify the courses have railings for support. Your body gives. off half a pint eoononilcaUy.' -ant professor of engineering at of General Manager Riphard Mar- • MHA expects to be deeded to it of moisture during a night of Trinity College since 1967. He.wlU tin. I within two or three weeks. OuUide. there would be areas 'WMli rix prsviou* appohutments planted aiid landscaped; with sleep. to the faculty made last month, start at {600. ^ Conyers had asked to purchase The tract was turned over to the Man, if your favorite color Is James O. Tatro of 28 V4 Talcott ' federal government early this year benches and. where possible, ^ade the college teaching staff now the land to provide for more out- trees. (Jutdopr stairways, where red, this is • your season coming Ave., RockvUle, to teach two sec- door storage space for his tenant i so that a restriction limiting the stand* at li. The coUege la slated ' land to park use could be lifted, necessary. w-oi;ld have decorative up. Autumn styles for men put to open Its doors for the first time tions of history. He has AB and in the old Oakland, Mill building. ,MA degrees from Harvard Univer- 1 and has tied in considerable routine metal railing.s instead of plain the accent on maroon In spc.>-ts- on Sept. 17, The Olazon Ckirp., which lei^ s wear — Including wine-colored sity. From 1969-62 he taught in I red tape since. pipe. Yeaterday's appointments include the-property, claims that the add- I Held until now by the General There mere wouiawould beoe parkingparams spaces socks and slacks. Msoichester schools at the second- ed storage space would permit it More books have beeif- written the following: ary level, and |aat year taught at ' Services Administration, the land so that as many as about- 30 per Richard E. Barrows of'WeBtport, New MUford High School. He will to ^ large Its operations sind em- I must be given statuatory review • cent of tlie divellers could maintain about the American Civil War ploy additional people. than any other subject except to J>e fidl-ttme Uhrarian. He has start at {1,200. by trie United States Congress be- cafs - - at present about l8 per religion and sex. a BA. from the University of Wls- Dr. Alan F. Haught of Glaston- Martin said that the town had I fore sale, because of an obscure j cent in the exi.sting units do — and The tiniest known living organ- condn, and in addition, a certifl- bury, to -teach on* section of no'particular use for the land in- ! law delaying sale of all federal .active recreation areas, fdr shuffle- ism -a virulent cell that causes THE M ARVEL O F M AIN STREET' oate In library sdence plus several physics plus a two-hour lab. He volved, and that It would retain i land to private parties until ron- boai-d or hOrseshoe.s. wdiild.be few. some forms of pneumonia - is still graduate courses. He ha* been as- has a BA from Amherst College a right of way along the pond, and g;ressmen hs^ye had a chance to bid xq new social hftll would be a thousand times larger than a datant librarian at the University and a Ph.D. from Princeton Uni- have access to it at any time. ^ ; on it themselVesr-.. built in the new section — nor hydrogen atom. of Massachusetts and librarian at versity! He has been a teaching; as- Atty. Eugene Kelly, president of After the property'returns to the more than 30 persons seem to use , Our quotable notables: "The Fairfield University among sev- sistant at both institutions, and the Manchester Chamber ef''Com - MHA, Pendersen’s firm Will. _bej^ the present building at one, time — most dangerous thing in the world eral other podtiona. He will start presently employed as a research merce, strongly urge^tffe sale. He forwarded topographic maps of the | although a bMemeat might be con- is to try to leap a chasm in two at a salary of {6,000. , physicist by United Aircraft Corp. asked for Immediate action, “be- A patrolman examinee the smashed tiiidk. The only items in area, and will start planning for ygrted fpr-atiformal gatherings, jumps” --David Lloyd-George. Part-time appointments include: He will start at {800. cause there Is the possibility that the van -were dolUes. (Herald photo by Pinto). ______completion about February 1964. | SomeiA-herc St the^grounds there The project would go out for bid! mio-h, k« « /-.—..t-si The annual cost of auto acci- Thcenas J. Wood* of South Olas- In asking for the remaining three we may ptherwlse lose these ten- might be a central hatingjilant, District Firemen Honor'Shimanski dents in the United States is put appointments, Dr. Frederick W. in time for a construction contract with' a- utility--*'"*-- building attach^. tonOuiy, to teach one section of ants^'.- during March 1964. Fanner Hhg-hiUi rtetriat Fire Department Captain Jualin Slvimanski, c^ter, at {6.9 billion. mathenvatlcs. He has a BS from Lowe, dean of thti college, told ^Jle said that statements are cir- Driver Hurt ,^two housing the aged proj- the ErtBtrid's HoBe Oo. 1, marking 20 years' service wnUi dei^'Unent. (^lef Franc^ Lu^nck The average life of an alcoholic Trinity Oollege, an MA. from Cor- board members toat nominations (ridating the country that "The Sue Trotter Returns The nev' units, MHA . counsel x^ts; in Naugatuck and Startford, point* to engraved warding which pointS out Capt Shimanaki s Leaderehip and S e r ^ c e ^ il^ - ilf 51 years, that of the rest of nell, and 24 hours of advanced were conditional upon an eniwll- climate in Manchester is not fa- When Truck Atty. Herrmann Yulee said last; will be studied as possible models ftSlv R e n < te ^ -1943 to 1963. " Others i^ntified are Second Assistant Chief Frank Mordavsky, the population nearly 70. ' ment of 16 In each course-.: This vorable to business” because of night, should be of a* gfoop a for utilities: Both feature all elec- (Herald pho- Congress has been getting more ' study at Wesleyan. Chairman of quality os the auithority can rea- tric heating, eliminating the cen- standing in beck of Shimanski. and Third "Aasdstant Chief Granville Liingard, at nght. {he math department at Kings- number would pro-ride imfflcleht the hesitancy of local officials to to by Ofiaiia.) generous to U.S. presidential wid-1 funds to support the courses, he Smacks Pole From Camp on Coast sonably afford, with saving on tral plant and reportedly operat- ows. All it voted Martha Wash-i wood School, West Hartford, he act swiftly. mainitenance raither than construc- ing for unusually low costa. will start at a salary of |600. said, with fees.being set at {17.80 Atty. Kelly announced tlwut Ari- he was trying to get in touch with' made for an interview wfh Sven ington was the right to mail let- | per semestetfrhour. He Indicated GUles Morin, 39, of Hartford, tion costs . ^ ' ters and packages free during her | (LEFT) O ast^ N. Huron of New London, ls S.. Hale, former owner of the The authority last-night rough- American authorities. that these a F^o prerequisites, and today was reported to he Im- Defector Seeking liftime. Mrs. Abraham Lincoln g ot; to teach one section of French. He property, had relea-sod his pre- proving at Manchester IWemorial Miss Susan Trotter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow ly outlined its exp^tations about The Army spokesman stfid U.S. "The Soviet authorities replied THE SHETLAND BUHL thqt -the "Continuing Education" emptive right to repurchase the that Sven.sdn was on the territory a {25,060 award and a pension o f : has an AB from the University cburses lu-e open to any Interested Hospital where he was admitted Trotter, 575 Gardner St., recently returned from Camp River the new project^ marlcing out a officials had no doubt the man {3,000 a year, later increased to j preqieilby alt, {650 per acre. Hale N-Tests Hit Contact with We^t who wenti to Reuters office was i of the German Democratic Re- of Chicago and aii MA from Har- adult. yesterday with a possible concus- Ranch, Carnation, Wash., where she participated m a na- broad ohannrf df possihilities {6,000. Presidential widows now— ; Here’s the jacket that captures the robust Tyrcv had been given the right' when the through which the architects niay Syenson. He had been identified ’ public, \yhere he had applied for ward Univenelty. He haS t^iight at The appointments and course town purchased the property in sion after, he drove his van-truck tional camping project conducted by the Girl Scouts of the BERLIN (AP) — An American on the basis of information sup- asylum,” the spokesman added, there are none living -— are en- lean outdoor spirit with the chained, collarless the U.S. Coast Guard Acaxlemy In hours include the following: into a pole on W. Middle Tpke., United States*- of America.* T h is;------— — choose their own speci-ftc course. titled to {irt.OOO a year. 1961. Army captain who defected to plied by the correspondent, the The Soviets said Bast German of- took, suede elbow patches, heather trim. Shet- New London since l®32, and hd* Kenneth H. Lundy, Newington, The sale of the land to Conyers just west of Broad St. year’s event is the seepnd stage of' Creek ~ " i n the Cascade Moimtain Cert^li design requirements As Way to spokesman said. ficials wer«r re.sponslble for Sven- It takes 126 technical steps and been head of It* history depart- to' tea.ch arts and crafts, a two Range. were FURNTFURie DEPT. (Lower Store Levfd) Tel. 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J- If . } j -li!'. i(• ' .- I /T V' r\ IS''.*'- \ . . .J- l ,1 ;/ --y / s' ‘ T' ft PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, W n CTOSTE^’ CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCTESTER, CONN 'I u PAGE FOURTEEN ^ , - . - f a ------"-r------^— ------Coulombe-Pelletier Takott-Johnstoh' High School has received scholar- smoked sausage as well as a fuH Father Gives a LavishWedding ships to toe Prorvlncetown W ork- line of gifts and cards and la p - Hurley-Bouf f ar d Coventry ' . : ‘J shop'Summer School of Painting pings. Crafts demonstraUons will and Drawing in 1961 and this year 9e featured Saturdays. TTie store' (He’s. One Who Can Afford It) Miss Ekirothea' WinslovV John- (1963) and ivas also awarded M virill be openvfrom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The marriage of Mise EUaabeth ston o f Talcottviile and Jqhn Monday* through Saturday* and A. BoUffard of South Coventry ^ assistsLiitShip the same year. He shbordinaite In the kMchen seiA toe Gardner Talcotl IIP of Manchester Public Health Nurses studied at the University of Con- from 1 p.m. to 6 .p.m; Sunday*. (Gontoined Mom -Page One) Bant Swim Oeranoate* trout In with toe head* cut off. William N. Hurley., of Manchester werp united in marriage Monday necticut where he received his was eolemnized Saturday morning bachelor of fine arts'degree, grad- The annual swimming program Mercury Ballroom ceiling,) toe . Ouessea on what it would oo^ At Trinity Covenant Church. - -ha* been-coB>pl*tod with, a total of guesU niSved back, Into toe you-taput on the kind of Jtradding at Sf. Mary’-a Ohureh, Coventry .—, ‘Thrbifee 'fsthe: daug-htor of Mr,- —To Begin Fund Drive litttog H '1962. - — - Uiis gave his daughter, Jane, run Among his numerous awards 72 awarded certificate* of accom- anon BaHroom for a sumptuous The bride ia ^ daughter of Mr. and M*'s- Arnold F. Johnston, 36 plishment out of a total enrollment into five or six fflgureiH-^th the and Mrs. Edmund O. Boiiffard, Rt. Include toe following: A scholar- dinner. - x,. Main St.. Talcottviile. The bride- of 136.- At Sandy . Shores there latter the most kkely. 31, South (Coventry. .The bride- groom is the son-of Mr. and Mrs. H m TUbUc Health Nurirtn* A«-fsquare aan^. Ttmn ^ be no ship to Indiana University. 1962- Wlto and between course* toere But Urta, who millntstoa homM admission charge 63. an aasistantshlp in. drawing and were 06. enrolled and at Clear- were four different wines, and wlto g^om Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. TalcQtt Jr.. 15 Russell St. ooiMUon hou»e-to4iou8e canvass water Beach, 71. Instructor at at M l Ptak Ave and at Purohase, William T. Hurley, 228 Wood- 'The Rev. K. Ejnar Ra.sk. pastoi for Ma annual fund drive will be Horse Show Set * printing 1962-63 and is currenUy toe co«e« toere were five differ- N. Y., can afford it. He la preat- The pubUc is invited to enter a teaching associate in printing Sandy Shores was Mr*. John Rls- bridge St. Of Trinity Covenant Churclv, as.sisc ooMkMted tWa Awnth, starting ley and at C 1 e a r w a te r Beach, ent liqueur*. dent o f toe Utia Butidtnga Ooep. The Rev. Bernard Foster per- Monday. Donald Magee baa been in the first annual local 4-H horae at the university while continuing M. Bognoh, who ha* helped to which is building aU over Manhat- ed by Re\!. Ralph Williams, pas George Turcotte. formed the double ring ceremony t'or of Emmanuel Gospel Church.. named general chairman. ' show to be held at 11 am. Sunday work toward a master in fine marry off a great many daughter* tan, and in o t h e r . dUes, and at Ihe rear of the High A m ^ arts degree. Receiving certificate* through and cele^:rated the nuptial Mass. New Br;tj\in, performed 7he dou- •nie aaaociaUon maintaina a loan of toe rich and aristocratic, pro- guesses as to its total worth would Bouquets of white gladioli were Farm on Pucker Sti^t. The pro- Upton has exhibited in toe Na- the Sandy Shores program were run Jato 9, 10 or maybe even 11 ble rin.g ceremony. Mis.s .Diane doaet tluough wWch are available .nounced the Url*-Nye wedding the on tlie altar, Platt of Wapping was organist, al no diarge to live borrower, gram wnll be sponsored by the tional Printmaking and Drawing the following: Swimmer*’ ch^. most beautiful since Sherry’* clos- figures. local Saddle Soapera 4-H Club and Annual, In Brockton, Mass, print- Bruce Gale, Loulle Brown and Wal The bride, given in marriage Arthur Berner of Meriden was orutcbea, wheel chair and other ed in 1962. to foot, Uria built the new New the Hoof and Turf 4-H Club. making and drawing annual, the ter Lehmu*; intermediate*, Susan by her iather, wore a fuU-lengtb soloist. J , hoapMal equljienent. The PHN/t la Oiky one thing, be aaid.^ marred York HBton, and he owns 00, per gown of velvet emb0s''ed* mor.se!- Mrs. Herbert W. Couch of Coop- Pennsylvania Academy annual Woodman, Peter Ladd, Debt Good- cent o{ It. The bride, given i,n marriage by in need of a walker. A nyo^ hav- the occasion. Some Inexperienced line de sole over taffeta. de.s:gned her father, wore a fldor-longth ing one may contact thr' PHNA er Lane la leader of the former print and drawing competition. in, Debbie Dayton. Sharon Gale, 4-H Club and Mis. Ardeith Chris- Ball State National Drawing at Free Esfimafes On: with .satin edged v-neckline ^own of silk organza and chan- oMoe. ^ Trena Gale, Danny Barvlr^ Mar- tadore of Pucker St., leader of the John Herron Museum, annual tin Young and Wendy Bannard. week, preferably froen 9:80,a*n. to ence would mean to* reatorotkm trimmed with iridescents and cr\’s- ruiy lace, designed with a scal- Diving the peat year, the aseo- of Moscow’s political domination. tals, elbosv-iength sleeves, fitted | oiaUon’B two visiting nurses made latter ,clutw painting competition Boston Fine Beginners, Diane Ainsworth, 2 pm .,‘is asked to contact toe loped’ sabrina neckline trimmed There will be oiaaaea for Eng- Arts festival, Missisalppl Art As- Douglas Whipple, Michael Harvlr, school office. Plana are to have Khrushchev’s speeches In Yugo- BITUmilOUS ASPHALT PAVINa bodice and full skirt with detach- with seed pearls and iridesceiUs, a oC 1,801 visits of which 652 slavia repeatedly stressed hla de- - ware therapeutic and 1,149 ivere lish. Western and pony divisions. sociation National Watercolor an Dee Ann Miclette, Curt Wlttlg, two women in attendanoe each able cathedra' train. Her elbow- long tenered iace sleeves, and a A number of rcirtdenta in Andover niial. BYom the later show, two of day, Principal Ekhnqndeon said. sire for 'Yugoslavia to Join In this • DidvBWAYS • PARKING IX)TS length veil of illusion was attached bouffant skirl ivitii a .scalloped heaJ^ supervision visite. A total Tracy Bannard, Dennlae Jones and cooperation. at 12 weU-child canferencee were and Mansfiejd have already in- Upton’s paintings were selected Ddborah Rita; beginner* and ad- • GAS STACnONS • BASKETBALL COURT# to a Cabbage rose made Of match- Jace hemline tcrminatin.g. in a held with 174 chUdren receiving dicated an interest In entering the for a traveling exhibition which vanced beginners, Patty Breen, Manchester Dvenlng Herald Oov Yugoslav Communists made It ing materisi, and she carried a chapel-length train. Her fingertip ptivBica] eoDamlnatlons and immu- competition. Mrs. Couch said. wlU continue through 1964 in the Gary Ferguson, William Elwall, «try oorreepondent, F ^ FaaUne clear- they want an obeerver post ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED ca.scade bouquet' of white roses veil of silk illusion was- at-tached nlaations. A.t three immunization There will be no admission fee at U£. Mary LeBlanc, Virginia Dlcker- In-'boto domeoon and toe CJommon and ivy. to a braided coronet, and she car- little, telephoeie 74*-6*8L' Miss Beth Hurley of Manchester, “ oHnics there were 552 vaccinationB. the gate. Buy Beataurant nian and ’Thomas pickennan. Market. WE ARE 100% INSURED ried n cascade bouquet of white f Light refreshments will be avak- Mr. and Mj *. Albert H. Meyers Yugoslav trade Is almost equal- a sister of the bridegroom, 'vas , featliered cnriiations. hliusli tea; boostera. tetanus and triple Injec- Adult beglnneri, Mr*. Geraldine a . tkm and oral prtio vswxine treat- atole during the day’a program . Sr. of Shore Dr. have purchased ly distributed among Weetem, maid of honor. She wore a bal- j roses and br.by^.s breath. | ments given while at two strictly and are now operating the Water- Ounningham: stoilt beginner* axMi Communist and nonallgned coun- lerlna-length yellow mouselline de Mi.ss Dale Wetherell of RcH-k- Church News advanced begkmer*, Mr*. Gertrude Economic Ties DE M AIO BROTHIOS .no Sabin oral polio clinics, 636 doses Sunday the .morning worship front Restaurant on South St., tries.. of Asia and Africa. Th* sole over green taffeta, fashioned i i ville wa.s maid of honor. She wore were administered. During annual formerly owned and operated by Young and Mr*. BUsie Pigeon. emphasis Is on developing further with v-^neckline. .short .“Iceves and i a peppermint pink cocktail-lerigth services will return' to the usual At CJieaiwater Beach, IJ*lcke TEL. 648-7691— WE CARRY JENNITE SEALER diabetic detection week there time of 11 a.m. at bolh the First Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hamblett VIoscow’ s Tool trade with new nations and oon- fill! skirt. Her picture hat matched . dress of taffeta willi a fldor- w'ere 144 ^^lecimens tested and at Congregational Ohurcih and the and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Pal- Park, toe certificates were award- tlnulng toe upward trend wlto her dress and waa trimmed with' lenc-lh overskirt, a nialchmg lor- two dental cUndea 90 children Second Qongregational Churchy misano. ed ^ follows: Junior lifesaving. Western countries. yellow streamers, and she carried onet with face veil as her head- their teeth cleaned and received The Senior Pilgrrlm Fellosvrtiip In Mediterranean Ckddyn Carlson, Larry Dinmnore, To Boss Reds a cascade ho” guet of '^ellow' roses. piece, and she carried a loose co- fluoride treatments. The final three of the First Congregational Peter R. Binge of Coventry, Itandy Glenney, James Greenleaf, Rene Bouffard of Coventry’, a lonial cascade bouquet of melon fluoride treatments were admln^ CSiurch will resume Its meeUngs serving aboard the nuclear-pov^ Rodney Lassen, William Peraochio, brother of the bride. ,ser\’ed as be.st oarnations, miniature hoiiey car- • tered at six cMnice for the 90 Simday at Quandt Hall. This meet- ered guided missile cruiser U ^ Suzanne Pina, Dexene Woodman (Oontfamed from Page One) man. William Polce of We.st Hart- nations and melon stephanpU.s. chUdren. ing from 7 pm. to 9 pm. will be Long Beach, is with toe sixth fleet and William Boardman; swimmers, START SAYINO— OR ADD TO YOUR SAVINOS ford was an usher. Mi.s.s Carolyn Beadle of Water- Danes Planned an open one, especially arranged In the Mediterranean. Kristine Glenney, Barbara Ham- is trying to regain control through ' Mrs. Bouffard wore a blue silk bun- and Miss Deborah Kev-'-ls of 1 A round and square dance pr^ To Operate Store muind, Marsha LeDoyt, Lynn Mo- subtle economic mean*. dress with blue and white accessor- WMnole, Mass., both <-ousins of tor all teen-agers in h i^ of tech- ies. The bridegroom's mother wore • . • - ,y min win be held from 3 pm. to nical schools. Mr. and Mrs. P> Raymond Bro- eng, Barry Pina and Debra Wa- The Idea 1s to dominate Oome- the bride, wei-e. bridesmaids. They j 7 p.m.'Sunslny at the Pine Lake ga, who recently purchased the a green .silk .sheath with matching wore crc.kiail-lo’ gth .dresses of '; Saturday, parishioners of the toruB. con, the Communist answer to the ON dr BEFORE the 10th acces.sories. Both wore corsages of ehorea Oommhnlty Caubhouse at First Congregational Church a re Annie Wellwood estate property on totarmedlates. Robert Austin, . . ladette taffeta will) floor-lenglb Pine Lake Shores. Dtek JlDla <* Saturday will open the store space European Common Market. By yellow roses. ovcr.skirts, matching coronets with asked to report for a riesn-up day Donald Carlson, Kenneth Carpen- loni DMdoiidi Ffdin tho 1st O f Tho Mooth A reception for 100 was. held at chestra wlH fumtah musk: and Vic at -IC i^bury House. There are to be known ta/T ha Wellwood’* ter, Richard Chinnlngham, Candy centralized planning of produc- Brovui photo . face veils, and s.-ari'icd loo.se- colo- iB.T«iieU win prom pt fo r the Fallot photo the Cove Restaurant. Coventry. Lorln* photo windows to be washed, curtains Old Country S tw .” Dlnsmore, MarUee French, Jay Mc- tion, Moecow could Impose Its MRS. DONALD J. COULOMBE mal cascade bouqm-t of melO':i .For toe past two months, MRS. WILLIAM N. HURLEY For a motor trip through New carnatioas and minfalure honey MliS. -lOllN G.ARnXKR TALCOTr III to be hung. waUrtoJbe swept down Collum, Thomaa Peraochio. Marsha will and ultimately wreck the eco* York State, Mrs. Hurley wore a and floors lo be wash^ *ndjya*ed, thimigh toe courtesy of. toe Bro- Morris and Debra Crane; begin- nomlc Independence of It* mem- oarnatiQn.s. gim, the. Coventry Historical So- three-piece brown and beige knit Miss Nancy R. PelleUer of Hart-Y bouquets that matched the maid Mi.ss Brenda Keyefi of Nassau to prepare the building for the- ners, Richard Archambgult, Anne bers. This idea is belgjnd Roman- suit, matching accessories, and a of hcftjr’s. reopening of Church School ses- cle^ has been conducting toe "Old Aronson, David Aronson, BUen ia’s dUcontent. It resented being if ib u b e d ford and.Donald J. Coulombe of Point, L. I,, N. .Y.. (ousin of the corsage of white carnations. The Aniie-Dumais of Bast Hartford, ’ bride, was floiwer girl. She wore a sions. Mmi will be welcomed to do Coimtfy Store" In this store *paoe Aronson, Craig Austin, Scott Bur- assigned to a largely agricultural couple will live at 118 Main St., Manchester exchanged vows Sat- New Modern to raise funds' to renovate toe RAVINOS BartkFarrell a cousin of the bride, was flower floor-length dre.ss of yellow taf- Announce Engagements ^e heavy work. Those attending rell, Susan Busoaglia, Thomas role In <3omecon. \ vS A V I N G S Manchester, after Sept. 4, urday morning at St. Bridget a girl. She 'wore a white .silk. o.r- ‘aw asked to bring mope, pails, building toe society obtained from If one eountry under Oomecon’e Church. feta. and carrieti a biusket of yel- Druge, Jill Fentbnan, Joanne Ful- Mrs. Hurley is a 1959 graduate of ganza dress ^yled to .match the low and melon cai’nalions. Service Station hammers and naHs. toe State of Connecticut. ler, Donna- Hawley, KQldegarde so-called ’ ’soclaUsUc division of CURRENT a }i(^ Iv O A. TV Manchester High School, and Is The bride is a daughter of Mr. bridal attendants, a cipwn of flow- Exldbits Wotta Since toe society’s store closed labor’’ specializes In a certain A 4, s < > c I \ r I M employed at Liberty MutuaL Insur- and Mrs. George E. Pelletier of Ralph Nichols of Wapping was Lepter, Deboikh Platt, Jennifer ers, and carried a basket of poach best man. Ushcr.s were Robert lUchanl T. Upton of 3outh Bt., Labor Day, a complete Inventory product or line of products. It will ANNUAL ance Co., Manche.ster. Mr. Hurley Fiort Kent, Maine. The bridegroom Is being taken and a report being Platt, Gide Stultz, Tamela Stultz, colored floavers. Widham of Ylanohesler, Pyohert son of Mr. and Mr*. Ray O. Ulp- Steven Watroua, Nency Worthing- become fully dependent upon the Is a 1959 graduate of Manche.ster Is a son of Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph Roger Coulombe of Maiichcster ton, te attending the FTnk Invlta- compiled for toe next meeting so- Soviet Union, and its neighbors **e**»T*a»9 *LH«T riW*W)*4. IWTIT9TI91L High School, and Is a graduate Frew of Plymouth, Ma->»s.> Donald ton and Robert Zunner DIVIDEND N. Coulombe, 159 Woodland St. served as his brother's be.st man. Murray of South Windsor juul For Le ase tional Show at toe Ttoca KarUa ciety members will have as to toe for those items It does not pro- studenUat the Unlvefslty of Con- The Rev. Stanley E. HaaUllo outcome of toe store project. Vohmteer* Songiit Ushers were Allan P. Fichtner of Newton Sehoenly Jr. of Bast Wey- OsUecy, Prwlncetown, Mass Volunteer women axe being duce. Export possibilities to to* necticut, where he Is working for a performed the double ring cere- Hartford, James St. Germaine of whsw through innrttotloii Is The Brogas plan to continue mouth, Mass. Roger Keyes Jr. of sought for toe Ubrarv at Coven- West also would appreciably di- BKAMCB O m O B , OOUTB 91, OOVBNTBT master’s degree. mony and celebrated the nuptial RockviHe, a cousin of the bride- Pawtucket, R. I.. cou.sim of the Sourti CovMtry CM tw a number of his palntlngB wlto anto^ies, handicrafts and minish wlto the curtalUheht of high Mass. Bouquets of white itsms of handicraft made by toe try Gtommar School by Principal groom ; and Leroy Pelletier of Fort bride, was ring bearer. and drawings. H»# khow opened Clarence C. BMmondson. Anyone variety in goods produced. gladioli and pompons were on the Kent, a brother of the bride. Marc Cdl 42S-16S1 handlcappwl, maoked tuikeys, The loss of economic Independ- A reception for '200-was held in smoked hams, smoked bacon and aMe to give their tkne one day 2 Bridal Parties altar. Mrs. Raymond Murphy was Oiarette of Bast Hartford, a Feliow-ship Hall of the church. ^*^pton, a graduate of Windham T u A mm UAiimc 0PEN TILL5P.il. MON.-Tuts.JFRi. organist and soloist. cousin of the bridegroom, was ring When leaving on a motor trip to LXird nUlirS TmJB«^F9 AJI.^SFJI—WEP.CILO9BPATN0ON For Linda Allen (Jiven in marriage by her father, bearer. the Pocono Mountains, Mrs. Tal- the bride wore a full-length gown Mrs. Pelletier wore an aqua en- cott wore a moas green and gold of silk organza appliqued with semble. The bridegroom's mother plaid dreas witli brown accessorie.s. Mias Linda J. Allen of 54 Cam- alencon lace and seed pearls, and wtn-e a beige and brown ensemble. The»couple will live in Santa Bar- bridge St. was honored at two designed with bateau neckline, Both wore white orchids. bara. Calif. You C;in C ount on t Is . . . Quo 1 it.v Costs No Moro at Soars bridal showers recently. long tapered sleeves and bell- A reception was held at The Mrs. Talcott ifl a gj-aduate of Mrs. Mildred Treybal of 56 Cam- shaped skirt which extended to Hedgies, New Britain. For a motor Rockville High School, and was bridge St. was hostess at a mis- a chapel train. Her bouffant veil trip to Maine and Canada. Mrs. foimerly employed by the Pruden- cellaneous shower for 20 guesU. of silk Illusion was arranged from Coulombe wore an olive green en- tial Insurance CM.. Hartford. Mr. Gifts were placed in a decorated a pill • box hat trimmed with seed semble with autumn. haze acces- Talcott is a graduate of Thayer Huge SttIcetiM basket. A pink and white floral pearls, and she carried a cascade sories. The couple will live at 456 Academy, Braintree, Mass., and is arrangement wa* the centerpiece bouquet of white roses, baby’s Hhlsdde Ave., HartfOtP after Sept. now attending Westmont College, for a buffet. breath and Ivy. 8. Santa Barbara, CMlif. , tiv--.i,' -.'..i .-...i-rt «f Stytef, Colors Mrs. Mlton Searle of Wethers- Mrs. Coulombe is a graduate of Mass Joanne Dylewskd of Wind- The engagomenl of Miss Carolyn The engagement of Miss Konn field was hostess at a shower for Fort Kent High School, Hairdress- 2 Lead in Trucks S l- A R S MEATOWN 18 guests. She wa.s assisted by sor was maid of honor. Mrs.~All.an ing School, of Portland, Maine, and Alwine Li.sk of Mant-hestor to Lt. Lsaksen of Troni.st), Norway, to and SIms. . . 1215V2 SilMT Lon*. H artfo rd / Miss Bveris Belding, sister of the P. Fichitner of Hartford; .Miss Lou- Hartford Academy. She is a beau- Richai-d H. ’Chapin of Ridgefield Thomas W. Baseler of Glaston- HOUSTON — Texas and Cali- brlde-eleot. , Mae Daigle of Fort Kent, both •tdeian in 'West Hartford. Mr. Cou- has been announced by her par^ bury has been announced by her Gifts were placed beneath an cousins of the bride, and Moss lombe is a graduate of Manchester fornia are the two biggest triick- ents, ' Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred E. CARPET A/; Meat Fresh C M — Notie Packaged ^ Jackie Lozier of Briotol, a cc^ ln o'dming states. Texas has 938.000 Lisk of 141 Pine St. Her fiance is parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. lsaksen umbrella decorated with white High School, and is employed at tulle ruffles. of the brid^jroom, were brides- Pratt and 'Whitney, division of and----- (California ------1,190,000; . . together _ the son of Mrs. Henry E. Chapin of Tromso. STORE HOURS: CLOSED AU DAY MOlWAY A shower cake was toe center- maids. United Aircraft Corp., Bast Hart- they have 17 per cent, or one out and the late Mr. (^hapin of Ridge- Her fiance is a son of Mr. and piece for a . buffet. The honor attendant wocfi a of every six in the nation. field. Mrs. Richaixl T. Baseler. 95 Min- Tuec.. Wed. 9-6 Thur«.and Frl. Sat.8-6 Miss Allen, daughter of Mrs. cocktail-length dress of pastel blue Miss Lisk, a 1960 gi-aduate of nechaug Dr., formerly of 8 Har- Doris Belding, will become the organza, fashioned with bateau M.uvvhes'ter High School, is a sen- vard Rd.. Manchester. , ARMOUR'S HEAVY WISTERN STHR IM F •’KINO ROAST bride of Richard A, Lyncheski, son neckline, three-quarters-length ior at the Univei-sily of Connecti- Miss Isak.sen i.s a graduate of Of of Mi-, and Mrs. John Lyncheski sleieves, bell-Shaped skirt and re- cut where she is a member of Tromso schools, and is eimploj'ed of Throop, Pa., Saturday morning movable floor-length overskirt. An Alpha Della P*i .sorority. a.s a dental technician in Tromso. at St. Bridget’s Church. organza headbow of matching blue .Mr. ^seler is a 1957 graduate of held her circular face veil, and she I IA Chapin, a graduate of Ridger ^^------I field scliobls, received his B.S. de- ,Manchester High School eind a 1961 Shake cuidains and drapes, vig- carried a cascade bouquet of peach graduate- -of parlraouth,. CMllege, coloned gladioli and ivy. The I gree Jn ecbhdriiics fDhd’.hlS'Cimunis- PRICES SLASHED orously before you Jaunder them. Sion as a second lieutenant from where he was a member of Chi This will rejfio^ Accumulated bridesmaids were identically at- Phi fraternity. He has recently tired in oopen blue, and earned the Univensity of Connecticut in dust. June. He was a nienibcr of Sigma completed two veai-s service as an I7ii' Epsilon fralei-nity. Me is - in officer in the U.S. Navy. He will pilot training al Luighlin Air enter the Univei-sity of Rhode Is- Force Ba.se, Del "Rio. T.ex. land Giaduate Schixil this month A ll First Q u ality ••• N o Seconds I Oct. 4 is the date of the wed*- a-“ a graduate assistant, wxirking diing. • , ^ for a master's degree in oceano^ graphy. ft Practical aid for housecleaning No date has been announced for the wedding. 5 X 12 R . W ool C arpet . Be, 49418 2 7 - * * 1ST THRU 5TH RIB chores is a radiator brush. J&y photo 5 X 9 R . W ool C arpet « Be,. 47A4 3 6 * * * FANCY. SUGAR CURED. SUCED MRS. RICHARD S. BARTH Be,. 99.96 2 3 " ® * St. James’ Church wsCs toe'^fant skirt extending into a sweep- 9 X 12 R . O v ol C a rp e t * Ing train. Her elbow-length veil of i scene ^turday of the wedding of imported, illusion was at’."~hed to R E ALTY 9 X 12 R . O v a l C a r ^ Be,. 4S.96 3 8 * * * Cello Pack Miss Barbara A. Farrell of Man- a satin halo cap trimmed with chester and Rionaxd S. Barto ^otf pearls, and she carried a cascade Coventry. , „ bouquet of white miniature roses. 9 X 12 R . O v a l C a rp et Bi,. 91.96 5 8 - * * "nie bride is toe daughter of Mr. Miss Penny Barth of Coventry, BACON end Mrs. Edward C. FarreU of 16 sister of toe bridegroom, was maid COURSE Sellout F r ic e s... of honor. She wore a street-length Dw 424>» Ridge St. The bridegroopi is the FREE DEMONSTRATION LECTURE / 9 X 12 R . R ug of Mr. and Mrs. Everett N. sleeveless dress of light blue satin sresB— ^ overlayed with white lace -with a M X M inohea Barto of Rt. 31. (Joventiy. 8 P.M. TUESDAY. SEPT. 10 or SEPT. 17 The Rev. Joseph H. McCann per- matching chiffon over-skirt. Her Reg. 2.99 Mae- > 1 0 J » MEN* and WOMEN, voung or o ld . .regardless of previous e.xpert- I O v a l S c a t t e r R u g 6 x 9 R . F iber R ug formed toe single ring ceremony headpi€(ce was a matching pillbox wlto a circular veil, arid she car- em e II vou'are over 2i, vou can be a real e.rtate broker merely by LUNCHEON and celebrated the nuptial Mass. passing an e.samination.. Obtain youf license and enter toisTichly ried a cascade houquet of minia- I R o m d S c a t t e r R u g Mrs Ralph Maccarone. was organ- rwanhng profession. You can sla.t on rt part-tyne basus on your . 12 X 12 H . H ubby N ^e C arpet Be,. 148.96 8 6 " ^ ® ture blue camajtions and baby’s ist and soloist. The altar was dec- mw, o‘ " L ^ h e staff of an e.slrblished real estate firn'- Our-Course 36 X 60 Inclies orated with bouquets of white breath. White, reg. M9 ' offers the finest license exam prepai;ation availab e. a.s well ^ to^h- B a d s i i a R u g gladioli and dahlias. Miss Mary Arin Wieland and mtr vou how lo open aiu office and be .sucoesbful m the real 12 X 15 R . N ylon M r p e t 129-»» Miss Lorraine Woollett, both of IS X lo inebes - ' I MEAT The bride, given in marriage by ousiness Attend a FREE FIRST LECTURE al 8 p^m. on Tue^ay Manchester, were bridesmaids. 5¥ . ' . Pliik, reg. 1.99 I her father, wore a floor-lengto ' ^ 'iBeh Sept.. IP or Tuesday. Sgpt. 7. Plea.se-write oi phone-for a guest O v a l S e a t t a r R u g gown of deep 'lustre saUn, trim- Thedr dressee and bouquet* were 9 X 12 R . V inyl O v a l B ra ided R u g Be,. 89.96 6 2 * * ® identical to toe maid of honor’s, 11 c h e t • " ts. in. med -with lace appliques and pearls, mo r se- college >- IHli .AN.N ST-. H.AKtFORI) 522-226* R t v a r s I b l e S e a H e r R u g Bine, reg. >99- ' 'dftBlgned with a scooped neeWine, only in pink. long tapered sleeves, and a bouf- Miss Deborah Barth of Coventry, 4 X 6-foot T 9 X 12 R . foam bO ek Rug Be,. 47.96- 4 2 * ® * sister of the bridegroom, was Juirior I O o t l o H S c a t t e r R u g Beige, reg. 499. r—— Split bridesmaid. She wore a' street- length dress of pink ohiffon over Engagement satin, a matching pillbox with a Beige, reg. 6.99 G o t t e n S c a t t e r R u g TOUR circular veil, an of South St.. Coventry, admire the Andersen, daughter of Mrs. Han- don congratulated the couple and begun a two-year tour of duty A reception for 100 was held at sine Andersen and the late John gave them his blessing. A wedding there with the Coast Guard. folks at Beneficial Jike to say "Yes!” C a l l... now! toe. Knights of Columbus Hall. floral arrangement with greenback F U E L O IL accents, presented to them Satur- Andersen of Coventry. Mr. Gold- breakfast was served at thedr home John M. Jacobs, a son,- is at Weei Runners 23.88 Inlaid Vinyl 9 x ti o.. Mg. 94.79—— 59.95 \yhen leaving on a motor trip to snide* was .toe son’ of the late Mr, for the 50 guests who were present the Univereity of Colorado study- LAND O' LAKES G A S O L I N E toe Pocono Mountains, Mr*. Barto day nig^t at a dinner party honor- ing tiiieir 40to wedding anniver- and Mrs. MlchaeLGallschneider of at toe Maas. ing under' the Naval Scientific Ed- wore a oocoa brown ault with tori In toe evening, a , barbecue was ucational Program. ^ Roll End Vinyl Liitimm 884 acoessorie*. The qouple wlU live sary. The party at the 'VBW Home flermany. BENEFICIAL Nflau Rumors tS»9k,*w. was given for toe couple by their Among toe 60 guests helping given for Mr. and MJ*. Jacobs by Frederick Jacob?, another son. , F I N A N C E ' S Y S T E M at 81 Cheney Dr., Storre. » to celebrate toe Goldsniders’ anni- her Bist e r and brotoer-dri-law, Mr. Is competing- In toe National Big BANTLY OIL Mr*. Barth, a 1961 graduate of immediate fom ily,. Mr. and Mrs. 'and' Mrs. WilUam Murray of Ben- Abdreiw Golscimrtder of Durham, versary were Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Bore Matches at Camp Perry, - Loans $20 to $600 — Ltians Bte-lnsured at low c o s t OlYll' W'l , 1\C'. Manch^er High School, ia em- Schmedding of Coventry, sister •ton St. About 30 guests-attended, Ohio, and Is scheduled to enter NO MONEY DOWN on Sea n iosyP oyn^ Plan ployed by the Social Security Ad- Mr. and Mrs. Rollond -Rlciuxl of BeneflCial Ftnonte Co. of M anthesler I Maitohester arid brotHw-in-law of toe couple, Mr. and: Mrs.. Jacobs were mar- the .United Slates Navy this i::, Y: \ i\ STi;i:i: i mimstration of toe federal govern- Ellington, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gold-' ried on Aug. 27, 1938 at St- James 1446 New Britain Avenue Shopping Parkade BUHER snider, Mr. arid Mrs. John (told- who- were best man and maid of nonth. . ' 806 MAIN ST. (Over Woolworth’s).MANCHESTER ment in it* WiUimantic offic,p. Mitiiu'ii ii-i.-)!):) honor at the wedding. Chureb by toe late Rev. William Miss Janice Jacobs, toe qnly one Mitchell 3-4156 • Ask for the YES MANager We*t Hartford—288-7681 Went Middle ’Tarnplke ’AIOVE GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY Mr. Barto, a I960 graduate of snider and Richard Golden iderl ah P. Roldy who was pastor at that Shop at Sears and Save - 648-1081 Music, during the dinner and for home with her parents, is a fresh- A ken o( »100 cMli *2a60 wti«ii pwearOy ggrid I* Open Mon. thru Sat. lioi’K'illi' 'll' 11 i Mancheater High School,. is at- of Coventry. \ time. Ml*. Jacobs, toe form er Miss 12 MHMcutft* moqttity l*stoll«w«»i St VOUs HC*. OP€B 990 AJtf. to 9 .P9I. . . W o rosorvo tho right tO'Ibnlf ifiKRitity . Mr., and Mr*. (Joldanider were dancing after was furnished hy ihan at Manchester High SchooL Giuraiiteod tut Your Mcoiqr Back; 9:80 AJR. to 9 F 9f. tending the Univeraity of 'Connec JioMpb CSnippy end hi* band. (Her* UicUle J6sd«r. is ai daughter of 'IK e a ; Ctot'tlll 9 P9I.) manried SepL .l, 1093. Mrt. (Jolri- Mbder of Oaat Hartford (Herald photo by Oflara). RMd Herald “ 1 I.W fo ibe Oonnev MUm IwUa old ptaoto.lqr OCian*),' i.- . .. L '::i .'.I', -cl'I 'f i.:“ . • J i.j I. Jr:' ' l. 'ij. PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 Gble to Hoad \ SAE Section ■'4. OUmoure N. CSol*. of S8 Stopli«n St., 1« chairman Of the mveming ■a. boaM of tae'SoMthom Nmr Una- land Section of the Society of Au- tomotive Bhufineen. He la a former chairman bC tha town bulldlnc committee. Oole, who la chief of engine de- algn at P ratt A WUtney Aircraft la BJaat Hartford alnce 1M7, win APPLIANCES • COMPLETE SELECTIONS of Famous "Name-Brands” • UNCHALLENGED PRICES .. "and YOU Pocket the Difference • CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS to fit your Budget aihnoor e M. Cole ■erve hie new peat with BAB for one year beginning thla month. , At PAW A, he haa the reaponal- bility of directing aU Bngiiieering Departmmt deai^ activltlea. With 8AK, Oole, will head the governing board in attending the Boclety’i fall outing to be held at Ume Hodi I*ark on Sept. 31. During the day of the outing, the New York Region of the Sporta Car Club of America (SOCA) la running a new driver training achool at the Lime Rode ^[)orta CJar Track from B am . to 6 p.m. The SAB member famlUee will be gueata of the SOGA. and view aomo 100 cara of aU typea to be uaed in the program of car Inapectlon, In- Choose From atnictlon, teat driving, and novlpe BEST BUY 'racing. . ' In the evening, David Evana, Our Large manager of the Performance Economy Department of the Ford In Selecfion O f Motor Co., will be gueat * ? > ^ « '** A 7 o’clock dinner to be heW At tlie Yale Bam on ftt.- *4. . ^ RC A Whirlpot Oole la a IfiSl graduate of Oor- General Elecfric neU Unlveralty w ith.a mechanical engineering degree and later a^ Laundry/ tended the Graduate School of 1 Buaineea at New Yorit Unlveralty. Laundry Line He Joined Pratt A Whitney in 1«S5. He poee from draf taman to hla poaltlon. Ha wma .ohlof algn anglneer for the R-2800 pia- I / ton engine during the World W ar I H period. Oole le ounrently ohainnan of the Aaroapaca Propulalon Dtiri- aion apd a memtoer- of the Aero- ■pece Oouncdl of the Technical Board for the SAE. He has alao \ been a group leader to raise funda Q for tha SAE Cooperative Engineer- ing Program throughout induatiy- He ta a member of the, Depart- ' ment of Defense Drawing Prac- Uces Industry Adviaory Oonunlt- tee, the Aoroepace Induatriea Aa- soclatlon Engine Committee, and has served and does serve on nu- merous technical conunlttees for ] the Aero^tace Industrial Associa- tions. SAE, and American Stan- j dards Association. Mrs. Northnip, 90, Guest at Party] r - *1 was aiile to do so much mors before I broke my wrlst^laat year; that sort of slowed me down," said Mrs. Vivian North'rup of BB “ Foster St. She celebrated her 90th birthday Saturday "and keeps busy crocheting, braiding rugs and read- llrs. Northrup makes her home I with h'er sister, Mrs. C. B. Carr, who was hostess at dn open house Saturday for about 70 relatives and friends. Mrs. Fred Edgar of Dallas, Tex., wife of the former pastor of South Methodist Church, was] among the guests.' i Mrs. Carr was assisted by her| daughter, Mrs. Donald Woodbrldge , of Manchester, and her niece, Mrs. 11 Alice Canale, of Bloomfield. | Bom in Providence, R.I., Aug. *1, ; W ESTI N G H O USE FR OST FREE ^ 187», Mrs. Northrup came to Man- 1 Chester in IBIT. She U a member of SPECIAL 1 4 C U .F T . % South Methodist Church and Ita | ^ You A lw a ys G e t The Wming Workers group. H O T P O II ^ M ' REFRIGERA TOR- BASi" HARTFORD IDAN ELECTRIC RA N GE FREEZER -and Y’OU Pocket, . WASHINGTON (AP) — The UNCHAIXJ^OED ’ you Pocket ■* UNCHALLENGEai NORMAN’S PRICE the Difference" Housing and Home Finance Agen- NOKMA^Ia PRICE Different” B ES T B U YS cy haa approved a $20,000 k>an for You’ll enjoy the ^aciousnes-s of this refrigerator-freeser, 1S2 Ih plawilng 120 dwelling units for the Cooklngzta easier- In this super size oven. Features three 6’ and freezer never needs defrosting. One control for both freezer and food W ho buys m ore Savin gs Bon ds ? elderiy In Blast Hartford, Conn., $t| bigS^^^uitomatic sensl high speed burner. Removable look-in sompartment, cold air, injection system. waa announced yestorday. door, elock and timer qn control panel. > at N ORM A N’S method of saving fhat^s unconffitlonaDty QuUk cdievi U. S. Sovbigt Bonds C « B BUHDim P H ILC O 14.4 C U . FT. •sevaetodiV^ earUk Ite Savings Bond doOan aze Genera/ ff/ecfr/c . eafe and readity eadiable. And the high- • Tov got $4 lor^omy |8 at andarlly . REFRIGERATOR- piajriiig an hmwrtont lole todagr^ the o Tour Bonds are r^laeedfkaa If la ^ IN GONTRAOTORS OUSTCOI HOMES M dgic-Chef 30" er your purdiasing power} the better it or destroyed ' OUR s P E d A i/r r FREEZER M d li« o f b iB fc o c y . 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( (>M1‘ \NV .ong Easy Terms K N O W N FOR SERVICE and V ALUE I . r , r . . \I> III! ; «, I, - 1 ' ■/ •I .• ' '' I! \ ‘ f ' . • o- I- PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING H E ^ L D , MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19A3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH/ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,. 1963 Com fortable Cover-Up!, ^Manchester Parktjide Stores E I G H T E E N Be Here Tomorrow and Friday • daily crossword pu zzl e NourMilng and Eeasy-to-Serve ^ MAJOR HOOPLE Everybody "goes” for the tasty Never before has Manriiester IbY EOUSON OUR BOARDING HOUSE with seen such a fabulous display of LITTLB SPORTS c PIZZAS from DINO’S TTAUAN kitchen. Order enough to take HAND-KNIT B E A U T J E 8 as B a r g a i n s "KNITTER'S WORLD" U jplan- Answ er to Provlou* P u n l* care of the calls for “ seconds” 'A when the gang drops In at’ your ning for you when the FASHION ^ , X & U GSS r r m i s h t b e SHOW takes place tomorrow and h— - - WOifTlA'A "TRV 7• ^ Modern Age house, or you want to i^rve nour- EdAO.NOArt.rVe (60TTHE SOLUTION T ^ l ishing fare.'when Um^e is short EYiday. Professional models will L i s t e d b y uirer ONESra parade before you, wearing exqui- 0OTM Of OUK PROBUTyAS/’CMv IN V V tu&iB'SKISHT 4 W atchful NEEDOPATENVPORARV BUSINESS ^LM W N CWIK«WeHT ''^ACBOW .1st. ,whM, It isn’tL T ^ , moshr site IwhiWtnit coats,--«w*aUr*,-*— - NOW IS.HARDER 8 Melody 134^) room o f .liaiisage,’ salami, connection UNTIL MARTHA COMPLETES] 1 CbarAcd 6 Oxygen two-piece ensembles that you'll [THAN PEDDLIN'^ particle anchovies, .pepperoHi, bacon. King- HER House- cleaning spr ee! and, / compound* drool over and yearn to duplicate i CHRISTMAS 4 Elementil' 7 Qirl'f nickname size GRINDERS , are layered with ioo have SOME UNSOLD LAWN CMA\RS.' pirticle goodness and oven-t o a s t e d for yourself. And you can acquire TREES ON 8 Small and a hand-knit lovely tor yourself SO tLL SlMPLV BECOME MOUK OUTSIDE DEC. 2 6 .' aneetronie n r shining READY TO GO where you go. Eln- sal esman until — er, ah- la Owing “ • Diminuttv* Pre tty Lo b k-A llket / r' • * T - I /- N.' \ A . . ■ s PAQE TWENTY-DNE ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN>, \YEDNESDAY, SEPTE^TOER 4,' 1968 ■f HANCTBSTER evening her ald, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 JPAOE TWENTY ... [Tigers Outlast Yankees on Rookie’s Hit in I5th Inning THE Chip Satisfied From Any Spot ' Favorite {dayer with the >>j»;.,Jfqrk^©lnBta .pf i^ilp '"‘ v ^ Itt — Conran, young son 7-minute aflafr ««iriled, Or turn, .by Mickey, t o l i ^ -!- Fred Gladding and winner Terry EARL YOST ran, Manchester LJttle l>ague NEW YORK (API-NOW ..* .L T X , i r u baseball president, I* Frank most ever by 'an Oriole pilcMsr kel had issued one-out walks to Fox. The .setback left the Y a ^ s Sport* Editor that the pennant rac6 has all ORIOLES RED SOX— -f Gifford. fitINTINC since Baltimore came bark into Norm Cash and Bill Freehan. with an lli'S-game lead over Oil- Gross cup the league In 1954.-'’ BaUlmdre touched loser Dave' cago's second-place White Sox. Young Onran accompanied but run its course, let u.s turn to other momentous (ievelop- Stuart lagged his 38th ho Tier off Morehead for two uneurned runs Giants-in Qiant Grid Camp his father to Camera Day yes- in the first inning', made It 3-0 i.. TICtERSYANKS— ' terday at the Giants' p ^ se a - ments in the American Stu Miller, with a man on in the The Tigers took s 2-0 lead A’sTWINR— ^ FAIRFIELD— Coming away from the pre-season framing eighth inning, giving him an even the fourth, - and got the clincher Harmon Killebrew pulled the son camp at Falrfleld I'nlver- League. in the seventh on Luis Apiaricio's against Al Downing in the ttrst camp 5 the New York football Giants at the beautiful Fair- slty. Gets Cut 100 RBI. The first ba.seman, who fourp innings but were blanked Twin.) even at 2-2 in the seventh FISHING Such as Steve Barber becoming '.’ent to the Red Sox in an inter dazzling ba.se running,1 Apariclo’|S', sv# I r • o I I I socking his 35th hpmer field University campus one wonders how God made so many Armed with a small camera. th? ‘top winning .pi che In '? men so big. And the Giants are only one of 22 major 'eague* Chip Conran took a picture^ RAZOn^lARP clubs 14 in the well established National League, which in- of Gifford, as weir as other ev tahllshed stars with the Giants. From Jets Carry a single edge raxor blade cludes New^York, and eight more in the comparatively new "I'd like to get Franlf Gif- (In Its safety wrapper, of course) I t . . Di,™,. •nr.,. m. "“ "J''' . S S ’u,'?; i 'S | “ '« ■ American Lefcgtie. ^ ford’s autograph.” he later said. for quick fjeld dressing. M is Yeoterday was Oamera At the moment. .Gifford wSs NEW. YORK (,\P)— Ixee sharper than knife and easier to held annually, uouaJly earlier in sitting on the grass, relaxing Grosscup got the ax and San- carry. sea.son in both major'leagues. , hi.s homer Again.st the slow- YOU’RE SUNK go-ahead run with hi.s fly. the year, but Connecticut papers In front of the Giant bench. dy Stephen got a second These . S i g n i f i e s _ ^td rifice T f n the^fght^m^^^^^^^^ sent baling reliever two out-s later. ' the ninth were blajoked out, except for two— "Could I have ,\*our auto- Your,trout Une Is sunk. Instantly place several John Wyatt was Kansas City's Watertmry and M a n c h e s t e r , graph, please?" Chipper ask»d :chance. and every tiine If you soak It tai a laltiinore throu^ lack of communicatiions the handsome Gifford. i The tt\'o quarterbacks were tlie detent^nt carried In a small pock- Boston 4-3. Barber, with relief a 3-2 deeisibn over I from the New York publicity dc: “You can. If I don’t have to key figure.*! m sepaiale profes.sio > et plastic bottle- al' football maneuvers in tlie partiVht. get up.” came the reply. SMOKE FREE FRYING "No. It’s all right If you i United btates am' Canada Tuc Oh the smarting of eyes, the The Gdanto are n d i^ high, w-ide day; Gros.scup being dropped In shouts of protest, the downright and handsome and with more than sit down." the lad said. -And Gifford |>enned his signature. a mandatory cut uy Inc . otiu. ai,, misery as smoke from your frying 51,000 tickets sold for each of sev- and American Football Leagues, I pan chases you around the camp- en home games, which means each I,R»t night young friends in Maj or a y X S LoSCS Conran’s nelghlyorhood were I and Stepiien.s being claimed lor fire. Why go through this when Ground,' Hs^Bs attraction at Yankee Stadium will ’ a paltry $350. there is a simple way to stop It. =^Leaclers;;=^ be a sellout, the club do^ n’l need looking over the aiifographs of A.MERIC.AN I.E.AGUE Like this: After main campfire Is W. L Pet. G3. any extra help in pu *_.ng the Gifford. ..Alex Web*ter.. Y. .A. Gro.s.sLbp. a former reserve ic.^.v LE.AGI E TIttK. .Sam Huff. ..Ahd.vBobus-- qualtefbaclt-'for tlie New York Gl- built, transfer a little of It to a ,9« 49 .647 — diicat aale. I New York telli, and other New York stars aiiLs and Minnesota Vikings of the smaller fire pit, several feet away Batting—Yastrremskl,. Boston, .78 60 .56.5 111 1 But that day will change. .818; Kallne, Detroit, .314; Pear- ‘ C h i c a g o .' proudly displayed by the lo- i NFL. wa.s lopped off the rosier from main area. Four rocks aup- , M i n n e s o t a . .77 .558 12'2 * * * son, L m Angeles, and Rollins, cal youngster. 'of the rebuilding New York jets , port frying pan. Tlriy fire mads But Lone Hit Baltimore .74 .529 16'1 Mlnriesola, .311; Malzone, Boston, | _ Tarzan Build I of the American Football League, j from small stuff ts easily controll- Detroit . . . .67 .489 22 able. You have less smoke and It mil \Vagn'*r, I-,®* Angeles, .296. MirvV- VOUK f AP) Tom- ____Juan Marichal joined the 20-vie-;. Bill White al.so homered (or St . .67 .482 23 The Giants are really gi^W , In Stephens. All-America at Min- ■ hiUlng a career high with ; Boston . isn’t right under your nose. Runs— ^Tresli, New Yor,i. 87; NLVV l U K K (1 third-place SSn Fran- Ixiui; . hi -.68 .479 23' 2 more wajis than. one. on ^e' j^ysi- nesota in 1961. wa.s claimed on tallne Detroi', 8!; Yastrz-mski, mV DaVlS, trying tO oecornc _ , , Chicago Cub.s hi.e 23rd. i Cleveland waivers by 'ioi'onlo of tlie Canatii- SINK, YOU W 7 »!!**X City .61 .445 28 oal side. Do you have trouble with your Bouton, and .Ul’son. ?flnn-ota. tlie first National IvCagUe bat- i6-3, Philadelphia's Ray aUp E5ob Bailey , and Ted Savage .443 28'2 One favorite of mine over the an Football League with the waiv- . ,6't landing net drying out between 81; cola tlo, De’roll. 8'.l. -j champion in a decade to' .Vjt oia 'tilWaukce 2-n on two homered tor the Pirates. Face Ang e . . 60 ..S62 39'2 yean* haa been . Roosevelt Browm. er price of $350 going to Mo.’-lr-: . .. Runs Batted ln— «tuart. Bos- around to ' hit.s and ancinnati's Joe Nuxhall 3-R. look the lo.s.s with Bobby W Ashlngton the team that suspended him last catches.-so the Gol Diirn thing Tuesday’s Besult* a mere 6-4, 2W-pouhder. I have floats when , vou try to slip tt un- ton. io.i; Kalin , Detroit, 94,; iv’ag- retain his title, lo^t grouno im the New York Met.s .S-0 Shanlz. 6-3. the winner after pilch-1 week^ Baltimore 4. Boston 8. never seen a man with such a mas- der fl-sh. Stop thia In a Jiffy by ner' Los’ •Vn-clei, 81; All'son. Ml'i- Dick Gl'oat in hlS latest enoi't! irtp three perfect inning.s in relief. i sive pair of arms and legs than Otlierwi.se, veteran linemen and Kansas City 3. Minnesota *. dipping the net in melted paraffin ne I'.i. 73; C:iinvitn, Detroit. 77. ))ut kept tli€ Los Angeles . . s - I ... Detroit 3, New York 2, (15). the 31-year-old veteran offensive a flock of roo’iies • c ^ t.ie < before you go out. Will rink like President Tom Fenruaon. left, presents golf balls ana money ceitifica.i,e.s to ou-. ..dcl- Hii»— Kallne, Detroit, 161; \As- Dodgers wheehng toward dodger s-colts— ' giants■ 1- -cubs , on.— V,. tty. , Only Games Scheduled. tackle out of Morgen State. The JACK STROLU targets of the paring knives as QUARTERBAC'KS A L L : On target at the New York football Giants' camp in Faiifield Marichal, 20-8. became the r.ames Xegro Hneman has a build that Uie NFL cut to -10 players and tne a rock, gjjQqp Ellington Ridge*^Country Club golfers Jim Rusher and Bill Waldman. Looking on at J^gTmiTearnonr L(l' “Angrie^^^ long-awaited pennant The Colts scored m the^ top by bnly a haiidful of %>ectators. are the top three quarterbacks, in order. Y. A. Tittle, Ralph Guglielmi and rookie Lynn ...anil .N . piu-'her to hit the 20-1 , oVrii l«i .1 would'make even a Charles Atlas AFL to 33. “ Here’s a hot one for Hve bait right. Pro Wallv Cichon. (Herald Photo by Pmto. ) ______15‘4; Malzone. Boston. 153. ! popoff. the 10th on Rusty Staub * run- «.,th Billy Hoett's-^^*''- ahudder. the players appeared minus extra The articulate Grosscup, an out- Griffing. ex-Mississippi State A,H-American. (Herald Photo.) erspple fishernien. Instead of __ Vastrzemskl, Boston,, Davis collected only one hit producing single before pinch hit- no-hit relief (or two innings. ..Minnesota iigman la i t padding. TTie club has arrived baxik 12-U) at Hie saying that “he has muscles standing passer in his college; weilghting line the regular way 36; Word, Chicago and Alvls. ; Tue.sday night, but it ves a-cl- " The Giants massed a 16-hit at-, ,vi In hla ears,’’ fits Brown to a tee. in Fairfield in ‘the wee hours of days at Utah, came to i.ie c . i: (which destroys minnow** natural Cleveland (Grant 10-12) (N ). tJ\e morning. from the flight in Enviable ^ Records Compiled This Season Cleveland, 81; Causey, Kansas Single in the 10th inning .started wun a single in me lacs agamsi -uu lOsteen 8-10) at Brown’s wrists are so big that an in 1959 as their top draft choice. action), put a BB shot bi the min- Oltv ami Torres, Los Angele*, 29. drove In the " 1"’i boltom half. A single by Jim Oil- Ja. kson H-13. and his .succes.soi s, ..g) ’ average man’s hands could not from Green Bay and Coax* AUie He spent three sea.sons wiLi the now’s mouth. Then hook minnow Triples Versalles, Minnesota, victory over Houston and mam- Wallv Moon's sacrifice putting the game out of reach in (•“ " >■ oompletely encircle them. Sherman deoid^ to giye the fel- New England Giants, smiost all of its on his through both Dps. (Seals tai the and Hinton. Washington. 12; Cl- tained the Dodgara Andy RotouatelU may be old In lows as much rest as' po^ble. own special' folding camp chair; sjiot, ge4 It?) Minnow can’t swal- yeans but he’* as spry as the Among the players still with the ™ii. Ksn«s otj': n s l"'" "t^earmw right-hand- ■'.»"? ' Kania, chv (Pena 9-19 and He was traded to. Minnesota a low the BB. hook won’t let It out. Young ERCC Golfers Honored Ins Angeles, peenemt rodde with the Elastern club, here are the weights of the Grid Briefs year ago, released'by liie Vikings The ga.Hser is that the minnow can more, and Bruton Confersnce champions.. ^ tackles, 240. . 260. . 255. . 255. . 285 swim around with Just enough (Uf- Battered in Monday night’a 24- and signed bj' the then New York Tliur*€lay’s Game* 260.. 265. . 250. . Guards, 236». . 246 ______Titans, forerunner oi tlie Jets. He fleulty so a Wg r.rappie thinks he’s ,36"w n ebr*w ? *M ln !l^o^ th[J-d and*decid* Ken’’ Johnson’'%tarted (or the Felipe Alou' added to ,San Fran 17 'kXB to the Peckers in Greed ..245..240. Centers 245..230, De- Connecticut I.Ria .Angeles at .Minnesota. STORRS (A PI — University of had a brieL outstanding career I got an easy meal. ___ By Membership and Club Pro llson. Minnesota, 81; Hall, Min- ‘m. ‘nennan't*’ pfavolf shutout the Dodgers for cisc s lead, Bay, the deferadve captain ^xjrted fensive ends, 240. .240. .235. .335 PVI'F, PUFF. UP A HILL nesota, 28; Howard, Ne^y York, “ P V ‘ .,jven Innings on three hits before Kansas City at Chicago. a black ey* and a bandage under ..Linebackers, 230 (old friend Sam Conmcticut Coach Bob Ingalls 1 with the AFL team befo.e being ^ ^ wilb --,an Frar.csco. ^ ^he . rHILS:BRAVKS Washington at New A’prk. 2 p.m. says he will shuffle his linemen at sidelined by a knee mjury. Unless you’ve found the foun- the r i ^ t eye. v, Huff) . .225. .220. . 230. . 230. .220. tain of youth you may be bothered and Pro Wally CJiohon presented-*'tional Jaycee Tournament and | scorinp Culp. 12-11. allowed only a third- Detroit at Boston, 2 p.m. football practice today in an effort I Jet coach Weeb Ewoank was Pitching— Bouton, New He, too, M a phystoal apeciman. The under 200 pound club lists with shortness of breath wh.en By EARL YOST as ru^rMpti incy rUHS. in the second and inninp double by Hoy McMillan Onlv Games .Scheduled. to find new taleiit for the guard i apologetic about his release, one ... [the boys with a dozen” new golf woimd up in 19th place among yglg; Ford. New 20- ' ° C d * la s T y e a f 'a n r e a v i; BolMwteUi la only mx foot, a email Del Shofner at 185 and Jim Collier your - hunting takes you up and NAnON.AL I.EAGI’E and center slots. Ingalls, looking of 12 by the Jets Tue.sday. Mighty proud— and with 108 players at Midland, Tex. '7 7’41- Radatz = Boston —»— •< 14-5, « .737; fW * vp against Don Drysdale. but and a singlj^ by Hank Aaron in man whan Mnemen g^ather, but he’s 195, both ofTwisive ends, quarter- down steep banks. Try this tip Downlna New’ York 11-4, .738; Dodgers tied it in the eighth the fourth. Don • Deinetcr provided W. L. PcL G.B. 386 pound* of muscle. Brute for some experience at center, will I ••■I'm iorry we had to let ^Lee good reaaon— of their two Rusher, first player in the ehib'.' His 74 won first place in a One- .Angeles . . 34 54 .609 iMCks Y. A. Tltttle and Ralph Gug- to keep puffing to a minimiim. history to play from scratch, ia Peters *Chicaao 16-e’ 727 champion sln^ with Ken McMullen's single and Culp with the only run he needed Ixw Btrengptfa, stamina, experience and Ueimi at 195. offensive halfbaxdcs have Junior guard DicK, Kupec ,E ^ ^ n ‘k .said. '1 v.as ccr- outstanding young golfers are Inhale at the end of every two generally recognized aa one of the Day State Tournament at Indian T “;^rik^out;-- Peterfi, Chicago, Devi’s* Jlitung "sM/ is tre‘d'''''Irith Mavis’Davis’ sacrifice fly driving in the when he homered in the fourth in- SL LLouis ...... 78 60 .565 ^eadentiip are, peihape. Ida four Brich Bames 198, Jim Piatton 185j. work out at that position. Two spring he .would be our steps; exhale at the end of the members of the Ellington nlng oft Denny Lema.ster, 11-9. San Franoisco 75 64 ..540 / • ' ; gr satf t point* as the Giants head Dick Pesonen 190, Roger R e^ former tackles and an end will get quarterback. But he didn't move best young golfers in the East. Hill. 1 ;68; Bunnlng, Detroit. 165; Mon- vada Pin.son of Cincinnati for sec- , , , next. Two and Inhale: one and * « - Ridge Country Club. Last Hia accompllahment* on the tee • • .Philadelphia ..74 6.5 * iw another season. molds 180 and A1 Webb, the for- a try at guard. Lining up at right ^ggni well enough In the ex- The former Rockville High .stu- bouquette, Boston, I64; Plzarro. r-inirw hale. Strike ,a*sIow steady pace. weekend both the club golf and fairway this season are nu- dent, who-did his .studying and i Chicago. Pascual, Minnesota, ami oroat, batting king at f ’Ht'- GAm m -ruiA i REDS-METS__ Alilwaukee ....73 65 .5^9 11 Usually football team brpdhuree mer Manchester semi-pto at 180, guard will be Walter David, a hjbition games. ’ Rapid oxygen Intake and eschaust „ . J,__ „ ...... Martv Keough. subbing (or Cincinnati .-...75. 87 ^ find the piayera’ wreight charts sophomore, and Fred Licata, a Stephens was one of the most professional -and the membership meroua. golfing in prep school laat year, Ford, New York, 168. burgh wiith a .325 mark in 1960. is Trailing 5-4 going into the sixth and offensive operators Hugh Mlc- helps handle' your body's eoctra *%en L . -r- ../'M ■. I f 1. .J-'- ^ PAGE TWENTY-THREE ' ‘ 7 -)•. BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN, W EDN^DAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1968 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rockville-V ernon Famished Apartments 63-A Hdoses For Sale. 72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCS^ESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBOt 4, 1963 Musical Instranents 53 B-ZONE LOT for sale, 64x355; all ONLY $12,600 ! 8 bedroom ranch lilANCHESTER — If you are look- MANQHESTER — VerplqnClt area. PAGE TWENTY-TWO SIX ROOM Cape, exceUent condi- Ebcpandable Cape, garage,' screen- facilities, including sidewalks. Household Goods ^1 OUIt SIX prfdeaeional teachers of- EAST HARTFORD — Brand new, style home completely rfedecora- ing tor a home that you can move By F A G A L lH d SHORTEN ArtklH For Sals 4S fully furnished, 4 room duplex tion, close to schools and shop- ed patio, enclosed lot. Convenient (^1 649-3391. there OUGHTA BE A LAW fer Instruction on all pOTular In- ping. Marlon E. Robertson, Real- ted. Central locati«». dty Into without touching even ' ‘so $10,000 Gut Auto IMTlnc School T-A WALNUT BEDROOM set, double atniments. Sheet marie. Open eve- apartment, 1% baths, parking, ties, near school, shopping, bus much as a paint brush, call us to schools, bus, shopping. Call dark; RICH ttone-free loam, heat, hot watbr, $160 moiithl; mr, 6 4 8 - 6 9 6 8 . for s look' at this immaculate 7 owner 643-2272. Suburban For Sale 75 LARSON’B — OonnecUcut'o first Vfl^. Also, fin, gravel, sand, and ' bed, boxsprlng and mattrew, 8- mngB- Ward Muaie Co.; Hartford line. Belfiore Agency, 643-5121, drawer dresser with mirror, Road. Available immediately. J. room ranch with a beautiful view. licensed driving schiool, . twJntd stone,' 648-8608. Ask for. Norman .Hohenthal. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room MANSFIELD, Bagl6viUe section. From Contl'act certified and approved, now of- 0 U T V^HAT KIND OF A FIGHT DOES ME wardrobe. 649-8840. Realty, 648-6129. Asking' only $23,500. T. J. Crock- I nv/ITE F£EEL0AD To '^OUR. CLUB FOR. IN-LAW SUITE included in this tm- single, excellent condition, 41 16 rooms, S-famtly house, good fering classroom and behind COMPLETE USED restaurant ett, 648-1677. rooms first floor, one on second' LUNCH AND HE’ LL BATTLE TOU TOOTH fu T UP >NHEN VOU EATV/ITH HIM IN A . AVAILABLE NOW Wearing Apparel—iPani 57 TWO ROOMS, private bath, busl- usual 7 room Colonial In Bow- home or tave.stment, $9,500. Hart- For Firehouse wheel instruction for teen;agers. RESTAURANT WHERE rft ANVBODfS CHECKt equipment for sale. Inquire 284 hess block. Depot Square, Adults. J $ 4 0 0 D o w n floor. Full cellar, oil heat, screen- ford 628-8120. * AND TIP CNEIRTHETAB - Hartford Road acroes from 2 ROOMS FURNITURE ers area. (Jomplete, separate fa- 4 BEDROOM SEEKERS! Space M9-e075. and APPLIANCE SCHOOL DRESSES, sizes 12-14, parking. Tel. Mr. Keith, amd location problem solved. 7 ed rear porch. Priced to sell. King’s.,...... ciUties all under one roof. 2\i Jlore lium-JllJ8,Q0i):-jyri»*.'*l|Lved.,.^ K»SET-W,FReeiiGADf for ONLY $1'^'—- ^ - — t. praoUbally new.-’876-016$ before 9 ,649-819L;_. . - baths,' aluminum awntagsr heated room Caper-1^ 'baths, flreplaced Quick o&cupancy. ,^a$£s. Jt56. -'Wantetix-Iteai'Estate 7T $98’ a inonth'incladqs taxes, ^on'e' 643-6273, Brae-Bum Realty. off the low bid for the Oo. 3 fire- Garage—Serylce-^^rago 10 rM W(T:i VIOULON'’ TOU CANT PM IN MV LARGE TABLE saw with planer, Includes a.m. or i^ e r 6 p.m. rec room among other features. living room, formal dining room, THREE ROOM apartment. Kitch- garage. Near bus line. Clean. $17,- HAVE CUSTOMERS for houses house at last night's meeting of the HAVE COME IF I ^ .CLUB.'l JU«T PUT MV excellent condition.’ See immedi- BEDROOM SUTTB en set, bedroctn set,, refrigerator, Transfer makes fast sale impera- MANCHESTER — Large 6 room 1,000 FEET STORAGE space for liviNo room suite THE ‘ WAS-NU SHOP, 476 Main insurance. / 500. Wdverton Agency, Realtors, and lots. Let us list your property. boai-d of fire commisBloners. THOlibHTVOli JOHN HANCOCK ately. Priced low for quick sale. range. Free electriotiy, gras. Low tive, priced right. Belfiore Agen- Cape, 1% baths, nicely landscaped While an estimate of $46,000 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rent Rear of 11 Main Street. 649-6883. 8 PC. DINETTE SET Street, Manchester, • has a group cy; 643-5121. Ask for Norman 649-2818. C3iar-Boh Real Estate, 643-0683. VlERE GONHA ON IT AND of square danqe dresses, skirts, rent. Adults. 10 Depot Square, lot with shade trees, on bus line, wag given at the July meeting of 8 A.M . to 5 P M . Reasonable rent. J. D. Realty, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Hohenthal. 4Ki% mortgage may be assumed, 8£ LIKE THEVBILL BOAT TRAILER, 176; anchor, $6; and petticoats especially priced Apt, 4. LET US HELP YOU sell your the commissioners, of tw6 bids re- MS-S129. OR WASHER $16,200. Owner, 643-0607.. property — For prompt qnd ..per- THW.» t ( » , ME LATERf buoy, $2. Crib and mattrese, $16; Rugs — Lamps — Tables for close-out. Also, an assortment One-yearold ranch, repainted FIVE BEDROOMS possible in this ceived the low bid was for $.^6,000 sonalized service, call this office. from Fred Brunoli and Sons of 0(MPY CLOSING TIME FOR C LA SSl^D profeesional drafting machine, Linoleum And A Few size 12-14, girls* dresses, smd mis- and redecorated last month, moderately priced Cape. Near FIVE R(X)M Cape, oil heat, con- Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 $75. 649-6642. cellaneous Items. Open Tuesday Business Locations vacant. Full price $18,000. 8 schools, .shopping, tran.sportation, South Windsor Mamy years of experience. Alice Avon. The bidding committee had " MOiNOlAT Ik n WUDAV 18:M AAL—^ATURDAK S AJI. Other Small Articles venient location,, garage, FHA Clampet Agency, Realtor, picui- met with the oon.-ftruction commit- All- are used but In good shape through Friday 10-6, Thursday For Rent 54 bedrooms. Full basement, OU all city utilities. Deep treed yard. monthly payment $85. 643-6615. 26” AMERICAN MADE boy’s bi- SIX FOOT lighted show case for •vening till 9. 648-9407. Excellent valtie. Belfiore Agency. bers of Multiple Listing Service, tee to see where cuts ootild be and guaranteed. It’s a wonderM VERNON — FOR sale or rent. furnace, hot water heat. I60x PLEASE READ YOUR AD ; cycle, good condition, $15. Call sale, or would exchange for a 800 yard. East of Manchester, 643-6121. Ask for Norman Hohen- PRIVACY, SHADE, 396 WOODLAND STREET — 3 bed- 843 Main Street, Manchester. Tel. made. 648-7262.' three foot showcase. Call at Rus- bargain, one which cannot be Commercial. 6 room ranch plus 649-4643. C han gesin the heating and — — — "W aot A * " tuten the duplicated! under 20 Parkway minutes to thal. room Cape, garage, city water, sell’s Barber 8h<^, 196 Spruce St. Wantefl—To Boy 68 40x40 steel buUdtag. Now vacant.] sewer. Beautiful condition. Owner phunbing sj’stem and elimination edrertlser tboiild read W* »d the FIRST PAY IT $10 DOWN — THAT’S ALL Tongren Agency, 648-8821. Aircraft. SEE MIKE ANTTCO AT $10,3(X) — SMALL CAPE on beauti- 643-0127. $14,800. Legal Notices of a drying Uywer to dry hoeee /S Sam B K K » T ER&OBS In ttme tor the nextta^ Busineas .Sem ecs Offered 13 WE BUT, SELL or trade' antique fully treed lot, aluminum storms, QUALITY brought the priee' dow'n U> about - ___ —««*» for OBli O K I iBOorroot or omitted A_L—B—E—R—T’—S and used furniture, china, glass, screens, doors, cedar shingles. MANC3HESTER — 6 room older AT A COURT OP PKOBATK held at $4,5,000. An elevated rack wrould LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Building Hsterisls 47 silver, picture frstmes and old Iloases For Rent 65 Manchester, im hin and for the District repaired, free plck-iro and deliv- 43-48 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD Heating costs only $KX1 annually. home, $8,5(X); 8 bedrooiri hpme, of Manchester, on the 39th day of be employed to dry hoses aftec rrhich do not l o M My Tmlne o« OPEN EVERY NIGHT TTLL 8 boins, Md dolla and guns, hobby Glenn Roberts Agency, Excellent for retired couple or as / garage, chicken coop, onfe-half Iho* will mat be oorfooted br "mnbe gopO" iMerHoa. ery in Manchester. Russ’ Mower BOLTON — 4 room fumishedl | August, 1963. ooUeettons, attic contents or whole ranch available Sept. 1, $27 week- a flret home for young couple. comprise this pretentious ranch acre, $14,500; beautiful 4 bedroom . i'resem Hun. Julm J. Wallell, Judge There were objections expreseed Service, 742-7607. BETTER BUYS AT RUGS, never used, 9x12 beige, $28; estates. I\imlture Repair Service, Realtors on over acre, 2-^ r garage, 2 Bslate of RicJiard J. Greiel, late of ly. CaU 649-8711. Belfiore Agency, 643-6121. Ask for ranch, 89 feet long, 2-car garage, Manchester, in said District deceased. at last night's meeting that for a 9x16 gold oriental, $38; 9x12 apri- TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel 648-7449. fireplaces, I’/j / baths, rec. family room, large lot, $21,900; secondary fire station the project TREE REMOVAL pruning, and NATIONAL 644-1621 Norman Hohenthsd. The administrator having exhibited lot clearing. Lawn mowing. Frank cot broadlobm. 289-6968. THREE ROOM house, furnished or | room, and ^lousied glass over 120 more listings, all price his adm I Hist ration account with said was too expensive. The Co. 1 fire- dial 643-2711 C. Noble. 649-6068. unfurnished, reasonable rent. Al- EXCELLENT 7 rooms, 2 story, oil porch. In.sp^t with Roger ranges. Call or stc^ to see us. estate to this Court tor allowance, it is house in Vernon Center was con- DUNCAN PHYFB Sofa with down Rooms Wlttioat Board steam heat, IH baths, porch, city Walker, 649^306, 289-8288, 875- ORDERliD; That the 13Ui day of Cedar Closet LininF*- pillow and slipcover, good condi- so, 8V4 room apartment. 648-68891 Open nights tUI 9. The Ellsworth September,' 1963, at eleven o'clock structed three years ago a fa cost HAROLD A SON. RubUab Re- utilities, extra B-zone tat. All for 6611. forenoon at the Probate Office bi the B.M. HAyUKlMt ^ .21 Sq. Ft. tion, 2 rnatchmg mahogany end after 4. Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- of $46,000 and included more fa- ’ / moval, cellars, attics, and yards, 7f CKK9T fft. FURNISHED ROOM crnivenientiy $14,600 — 6 ROOM CAPE, immacu- $18,500. Charles. Lesperance, 649 6930, 558 E. Middle TpkA Municipal BuUding in said Manchester, cilities than are planned for the weekly or monthly pick-up. Har- *HO(I1»k Ax Ceiling TUe - Odd LoU tables. 649-1281 after 6 pirn. located one minute frenn Main OLDER FARM HOUSE, 7 rooms, late eondiUon, nearly finiahed, 7620, 643-5664. be and Ute same la assigned lor a hear- TAitM>rromj^H *-«S-43 Street, Ught housekeeping. Wom- ing on the allowance ol said admims- Oo. 3 fire atatlon. old Hoar, 649-4084. .99 Sq. Ft. Wapping section. Tel. T. J. Hack- fireplace, open stairs, recreation MANCHESTER — New\ listing. trallon account with said estate, as- Commissian Chaii-man John J. CONTTNENTAL SEWING Ma-. an only. 649-6242. att, 649:3468. room ,. wooded lot, Manchester. MANCHESTER — 7 room older Built 1962. Beautiful 6 room ranch ceriainiiienl of beirs and' order of dis- 1MMIBLE REAOHim OUR MVERDSER7 chine, excellent condition,' $88; Colonial off Mata Street, treed lot, RROWS & WALLACE tribution. and this Court direct,, that Lehan lias pointed out that con- SHARPENING SERVICE — Saws, Dutch Doors Cariton W. Hutjihtas. 649-6182. with 1:^4 baths. G.E. kitchen, in- sli-uction coots have risen in three knives, axes, shear?, skates, ro- 17.80 Each three reversible Olson rugs, plus FURNISHED ROOM for gentle- 2-car garage, Rusco combination cluding dishwasher. Carpeted liv- notice ot the time and place assigned man only, near bathroom, free for said hearing be given to all i>ersoiis years and noted that some of the tary blades. Quick service. Capitol Floor Finishing 24 Help Wakited— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 hall and stairway runners, gray Wanted To Rent 68 COVENTRY LAKE — 4 room cot windows, oil steam heat. $15,900. 56 E. Center St., ing room with fireplace. Alumi- known to be interested therein to ap- lUM r tMmrtag Senifi Equipment Co., 88 Main St.. Man- Knotty Pine Paneling and green, reasonable. 643-1282. parking. Inquire 148 Center Street- Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 649^ pear . and be heard thereon by pub- work was done by members of the WANTED — o n burner service tags, 2 wooded lots. Owner will Manchester num storms and screens. Large building committee. chester. Hours dally 7-6. Thurs- FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- WANTED — WOMAN for book- .18 Sq. Ft. . 648-9120. WE HAVE customers waiting tor aoriflce. Jrim H. Lappen, Inc., 2818. lot. Robert Wolverton Agency, lishing a copy of this order in some keeping and general office work mad, must be thoroughly experi- the rental of your properly. Call newspaper having a cIrculaUon in said A apecial district meeting i« day 7-9. Sa-urday 7-4. 848-7968. Ing (apecdallxlng In older floors). BNOUSH pedigree carriage with 640-6261, 648-6219. Realtors, 649-2818. Distrlcl, at least seven days before the Fne to HeraM Renton for contractor. Car required. enced. 24 Main Street, Manches- gpUt Rail Fencing mattress pad; ’Thayer crib with ATTRACnVB ROOM for wtwWiig J. D. Realty, 64^819$. SO. wnroSOR — MagnlOcqiii 7 scheduled tor Sept. 17 to take ac- Painting, Ceilings. Paperhahglng. 2.99 Per Section 415 Main St., day of said hearing, and by mailing on M LAWN MOWERS, aharponed and No Job too small. John Veirfaine, Write stating qualificatlcms, avail- ter. mattreas. OUl 649-7948. girl, aU comforts of home, few MANCHESTER — Ideal home for room raised ranch with' family A HOMEMAKER’S DREAM — 2 or before August 39, 1963. by certified tion oil appropriation of funds for steps from Post Office. 648-6746. room and 2-car garage,/cuirtom East Hsrrtford mall, a copy of this order to Alfred A. construction of firehouse and ptir- rei>alred, sales and service, rental 649-6760. ability, and wages desired to P.O. Ping-Pon ; Table# a small family. 4 rooms Just like bath, 3 bedroom ranch, knotty equipment. L A M Equipment Box 346, Manchester. MAN WANTED for bertch worit, Business Propwty For 8gte 76 built for present owneia 4 bed- Grezel, Auburndale. Florida. ohase of the Beach property in the packing, et,c. Apply in pisrsoh 10 11.96 Uach LARGE HOUSEKEEPING room new. 2-car garage. Centrally lo- pine kitchen with buUt-lns, dining JOHN J. 'WALUKTT, Judge Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 875-7609. FIVE-PIECE formica kitchen set, cated. $18,900. T. J. Crockett. rooms, 1% baths, bimt-ta oven Bolton Rd. and Valley Falls Rd. TELEPHONE survey work, attrac- Hilliard Street, Manchester.' all utllitiee, suitable for one or CENTER STREET — 8 stores plus area, 1-car garage, less than 3- Man^ester exchange. Enterprise Musical— Drama'tic 29 Windows - Complete excellent condition,,ITU* 6*3-8076. •648-1677. and- range, beautifully paneled ye$^-old, $18,500. E. J. Carpen- LIMITATION OBilEir .eea. iL MAMCHUm ANS^BUNO SiRVICt tive salary plus bonuses, experi- two adults. Ample parking. 272 7 room apartment, all In one AT A ixiURT Op pr o bat k held at -m e com m issio n e rs are co n sid - 1946 From 9.96 Each living room with j^ture windows BOLTON LAKE WATERFRONT — ter, Broker, 649-6051, 649-9162. Manclie.ter, Wi t hi n and for Ui e District ^ ence desirable but not necessary. Mata. Beauti- and fireplace, dining room. $21,- PIANO — By London certified TRUCK DRIVER. Apply William ^“fStmittaLX MOUNTAIN- 4 room home plus bunkhouso of Manchester, on the 38th day of ertng the 132-acre tract for poMi M9-0500 STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, teacher. Gifted, new students or We will train. HOurs 9,<6.m.-2;46 8 X 4’’ Fir Studs ful 7 room Colonial, fomUy room, 500. Minimum down to qualified Completely furnished,.. Easy fi- TOLLAliD — New raised ranch, 7 AuKust, 1963 I bie use as a recreation area. An- * Peck Lumber, 2 Main St. FOR SALE — Space Heater,. $76- NEWLY ^*bRNISHED room, p ^ matlon call the Philbrick Agency, Present Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge -reiearirn was aODOinted tO fireplaces, flagstone terraces. All adults wishing to renew their p.m. Call between l^a.m.-2 p.m., .40 Each 2-car garage, 2 fireplaces, VA buyer. Robert Wolverton Agency, rooms, 4 large bedrooms, 1(4 Kstate of Raymond A. 'WelUel. late ofdrew Tricarlco was api^im eu ^ concrete repairs. . Reasonably Call 649-7981. afe home, convenient to town, hos- 649-8464. nancing. John H. Lappen, Inc., skills a specialty. 643-2310. 289-8918. r pital and schools. Professional tiled baUu, aU buUt-tas, porch, Realtors, 649-^8. 649-6261, 648-5219. \ baths, carport, ' wooded lot Manchester, in said District, deceased, investigate the chances oi ODiain priced. 643-0881. Combination Doors city utUiUes, large tat, fuU attic, (160x200). Price $17,800. Gaston On - motion- , of _Louis . Necho. . - executor, I helto from------foundations or the BABYSITTER WANTED for child Help Wanted—i From 15.96 Each. woman preferred. 648-2810. MAIN STREET CORNER — 140 REDUCED' — Custom Cape, 6>i4 'o Vinc,-nt L. Diana! Attv.. 753 Main _____v,«n;r,,r r,roner- COMBINA’nON gas and oil range, feet on Mata Street 160 feet laatered walls, full insulation, MANCHESTER — 6 bedroom ex- Realty Co., Route 88, Talcottville, j MS?cheste'r.^“ m’ ™ purchasing the proper- "HAVE TTME, will work.’’ AU odd PIANO INSTRUCTION in my 2% in child’s home, centrally lo- Male or Female 87 rooms, pde unfinished, breezeway, jobs done. Everything our special- Fir Base best offer. Call 643-9985. ATTRAC7ITVE ROOM, gentleman, deep. Ideal obmer lot. Semi-pro-1 giimdry in basement, hatchway, ecutive ranch, 8 fireplaces, 2 Conn. 649-1902, 876-0319. ORDERED: Tl>at six mouths from ty. The terms of the fund require home. 186 McKee Stre.et. 649-9679. cated, Tliesday through Saturday. many extras. Charles Lesperance, 2-car garage. E. J. Carpenter, the 38lh day of Aupust. 1%3, bp anil th at the S ta te P ark and F o re s t AntomoMIca Fur Sale 4 ty. You name it. Call us anytime, CAFETERIA WORKERS — Imme- .06 Lin. Ft. ' eentrally located. Private phone fessionri buUdtag on it Bustaei baths, heated patio, kitchen buUt- Lout and Pound 2 days 9-6, 8 days 12-6. 649-3396 649-7620, 648-6664. Brokel-. 649-5061, 649-9162. ins, acre tat. Bel Air Real Estate, 649-4843, 638-2987. diate employment for full-time or on floor. Parking area. Call 648- Zone 2. Few blocks to homitri. T. | S*. Ctamm ,rnl^^ons’‘tor 1969 BLUE MG ROADSTER, ex VIOLIN mSTRUCnON, private after 6. 6381. 643-9382. their clalma axalnst aald estate, and and ntske recommenaatlons lor tX)tT — Monday in woods east lessons, your home or my studio. part-time workers, openings in all CASH 'N CARRY J. Crockett, Realtor. 648-1877, COLONIAL — Formal dining room, MAI^(3HE3Ti03R — INVESTMENT Dale Rd., Manchester, male cellent condition, side windows, FOR HIRE — Heavy Duty roto- sch'ooldays 6a N ii ^r departments, desirable wewking property. 5 family, center of town, said executor is directed to give public ; purchase The fund, though, is in- new engine, brakes and clutch. Violins available. Call 742-7428. NOBODY • BUT NOBODY • WATKINS PLEASANT FRONT room, pear cabinet ^kitchen with dishwasher, •VERNON — ASSUME mortgage, CHOICE BUY notlce to the oreditors to bring in 'heir .r . , ,;niv i-i or 20 acres of Border Terrier, brown with long tlller service, attachments includ- / golden Dollardays. Make thoee conditions, paid vacation and holi- den, 8 bedrootas, attached garaga oil steam heat, exceUent cohdi- well kept 6-room ranch, built-in claims within iald lime aili.wed by tere.sted In onlj lb or 30 acres ox Will sacrifice. Call 649-9888 sfter UNDERSELLS NATTONAL hath, for gentleman, parking, 64 Houses For Sale 72 pubhRhing a copy of this iirxlor‘ the land. taU and dark ears, was dragging ed for lawns,* gardening, and Extra hours pay Extra dollars days. Apply Pratt ft Whitney Air- Bargain Shop lot 102x612. Marion E. Robertson. tlon, good income, $26,900. Robert kitchen, natural woodwork, walk- 6 p.m. landscaping.' in ' general. Leaves High S t . ______some newspaper having .a circulation The comniisisoners will inspect laattt. r . F. Hcrffer, West Hart- Bonds— Stocks— the Avon way. Our C3irlstmas craft, E. Hartford, Gate 2, Cafe- KITCHEN CABINETS - Realtor, 648-6968. / Wolverton Agency,’'' Realtors, 649- out basement, large sloping tat. in said probate district within ten days raked or mulched. 649-8920. Manchester — e room Ranch, Live better in this gracious the property and are inviting the ford. OaU gn-0676. ____ Mortgf^es 21 Gift catalogues are the most teria Employment Office. ALL SIZES - NICELY PUNISHED, Including 2-years-oId, large kitchen with 2813. Hayes Agency, 643-4803. from the date of this order and return beautiful ever. Just show them QUIET SECLUSION — split level home in Manchester. make to this court of the notice given. public to join them on Sept. 14 and ALL SHAPES - $109.00 56’’ Sofa, black wrought TV, large comer bedroom. Park- buUt-tas, dining room, 8 betbrooms, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge 15. The property has a pond- and DOBT — 8KT blue parakeet, does A FRESH START will qaM tension and they will sell lor you. Look PART-TTME clerk for all ’round ALL PRICES ing. 648-7116. oreened porch, HILLIARD STREET—Immaculate BOLTON — 8 room Cape, S-car Why worry about septic tanks not have leg band, vidnlty Wood- iron frame, wood arms; reversible, attsuibed garage, lot 100x800 with 4 room home, deep shaded tat, is suitable for picnics and recrea- Household Sem ecs and help your vacatioii plans. $3,- into this unequalled earning op- drug store work, no night work, trees, $16,900. PhUbrick Agency, room Split, 8pm, VA1 % baths, gmrmga, oversized garage, with lubrication when you can have city sew- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held at bridge and Hudson Streets. Call SCRANTON MOTORS experienced. Driver’s license es- red brick colonial print covered ' $18,900. new roof,, riumtaum storms, ers? Why worry about unsafe Manchester, within and for the District tion. 000 costs $66.76 per month. Call I>ortunlty today. Call 289-4922. 649-8464. large roonu, Manchester; pit and loft. Excellent workshop. aea-asN if found. Reward. Offered IS-A Frank Burke, Cohn. Mortgage Ex- sential. References. Box SS, Her- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. foam cushions, Canton W. Hutchtaa. 6 ^6182. : screens and awnings, walk to bus Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9832. streets when you can have of Manchester, on the 30th day of Au- . rockviL le Apanmentto—FUt^"- gust. 1963. 1 change, 16 Lewis Street, Hartford, TOY DEMONSTRATORS. Oppor- ald. line. $11,700. Robert Wolverton sidewriks? This home features Present Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge 1 jjO n _ Paas Book Number REWEAVINO of bums, moth holes. tunity to earti up to 26% com- 381 State Street, $89.96 (2) 20’’ Step Tables, wood- Tenementa 6S EXC7ELLENT 6-ROOM Colonial MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, Trust Estate u/w of Katherine Bell • ixOCKVlUC^r C m O fl 246-8897. grain p la ^ c top, black wrought Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. complete indoor and outdoor IIBSK, Savings Department of Zippers repaired. Window Shades mission. No collecting or deliver- North Haven, Connecticut liotne, beautifuUy landsoftped lot, $16,600. $2,200 assumes 5(4% enjoyment lor the whole Cheney, late of Manchester, in said th e Connecticut Bank and Trust made to measurer all’elxed Vene- ing. Latest IBM equipment writes 288-6261 Iron frame, ea, .29, TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. only $19,800. Joeqph Barth, Brok- G.I. mortgage. Garage, fireplace, District deceased. SECOND mortgagea — Unlimited Situations Wanted— Tinker BuUdtag. Ladles preferred. family. Priced below replace- The Connecticut Bank and Trust Oompany. Application made for TRADE IN SPECIALS tian bUnde. Keys made while you your master qrders for you and 649-0820. spotless condition, on bus line. ment at $19,6(X). Excellent V.A. Compemy. Trustee, having exhibited Exhibit of Art wait. Tape Recorders for rent. funds available for second most- Female 38 $29.96 80’’ Square Cocktail 'Table, Apply Glenney’s Men’s Shop, 789 SP L I T SP E C I A L payment. payments to wH insures weekly commissions. matches above, 21- Ray Holcombe, Realtor, 644-1286. and F.H'.A.' financing available. iU annual account with said estate to Mariow’s, 867 Main, 649-8221. it Expedient service. . Choice Visual kit or regular toy bffin St. I 6-6 QUALITY DUPLEX — Feel se Manchester this Court for allowance. It is Set for Weekend VODMD — ONE male Gorman CAPABLE PRACnCAL Nutse de- Call Mr. Frazier. ORDERED: That the 17th day of Realtyy, 643-6129. kit. American Home Toy Parties, sires employment as nurse-com- $169.00 8 Pc. Modem Dinette, eure with this investment, 8 bed- TOLLAND — 9 room house, needs September, 1963. at ten o'clock fore- She^erd. Can Bolton Dog Ward- 1962 CADILLAC convertible, white Inc., 649-2678. Gardon— Fann-!-Dalry pedestal table, wood-grained plas- Vernon—7 room Split, 2-years- rooms, hot 'water heating system, minor work, bargain at $18,700, noon at the Probate Office in the Mu- panion to elderly person. Light LOOKINa FOR rentals? CaU J. D. nicipal Building in said Manchester, be A private showing of paintings, en, €(4*-7e01. ______with saddle interior, power Building— C«mtgmctuig 14 SECOND MORTGAGEJ8 — Funds housekeeping. Live In. Refer- Products 50 tic top; padded s^vel chairs ,\ old, built-lns, eloMd in sun- ceramic liatb each side, central Joseph Barth, Broker, 649-0320. Rarity, 648-6129. locatiau: Priced right. Wesley R. THIS IS IT and the same Is assigned for a hear- sculptures and prints of Claude brakes, power steering, poW' available for second mortgages. SALESGIRL for yam shop, some ences. Write Box V, Herald. white iron bases, 119.' porch, aluminum storms w d ing on the allowance of said account Admand and Robert Hughes' is For individual attention call knowledge of knitting, part-time APPLES — GOOD cooking and screens, high elevation, excel- SmlQi Agency, 649-1894. MANC3IESTER—No. Main Street. JARVIS REALTY CO. Annonnceraenfs er windows, automatic trans CALL ME on your fOrmioa needs, 7 room older home with garage, TaCr.^d‘Th..‘’^^r.Crf‘^rr“a|:{; '«-'hedule^^ for Saturday and Sjmday mission. An excellent car. bsrs, oouatera Utoben cabinets, Hbger M. Negro, 643-8727. or full-time. Call 649-4888. eating, starting at 60c hag. Bunce $84.96‘ -Maple Panel Bed, lull \ $-8^ ROOM APART 649 lent view. Farm, 629 W. Center. 648-8M6. size, low foot board, 28. f cXJNlilDBR AT $18,800 a neat on bus line. $12,6(X). Phone 643- REALTORS - MLS - APPRAISERS that notice of the time and place as* &t 1 Ellington Av6. in . RocKVlllC. eOMFLETE LAUNDRY service, vaMtory units, tahte-tops and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 6229, 9-6. The four-bedroom Ranch for signed for said hearing be given to all The exhibit will be held ,ta the SECOND MORTGAGE m «iey room Cape, 4 bedrooms, recently 6442 o r , Rockville 875-6341. No persons known to be Interested therein dry eleaning, ttiirts finiahed, wash isiemd stands. 64S-6986. PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, 60c $69.00 Slipper Chair, kick pleat, Manchester—6 room Split,' rec decorated. c •‘ I .!!. i;Baok Jr., treoriirer. Car- Within wi hour they had voted^ - ~ ~ Carpet Center prayer and religious observances Tuesday, after a stormy hearing last night before the town s ootay aa aubmlhted by toe varioua The selectmen paid bills, includ- past two year*. - , . ter replaces FVainota Ferrigno os as a whol* were given a huge Saturday, Sept. 7 developed, though bog enough for About 60 city and county pollce- the school, that’s ,up to them. We past several years, and ore being tinuing their appeal to interested Mr*. ‘Beck i* .a graduate of wooden * {deque wtih an inscribed to allocate ->------12.000 . for various ipen were o n ' duty at Graymont. in toe schools. b<^d of directors. Amid flaring tempera and unusumly bi^ town agenclee, wlU be pmaented ing their own salaries. Hie office commodore, to the asiling racea homes by sonlng standards. are just, here to maintain peace of first selectman pays $1,000 an- atrioUy enforced. Pupils must be and talented outsiders to join toa Windham High' School and Duke metal plaite. The sentor squad town atoim aewer * 3 '’^ Leon R. Browne, co-ownee of The Negroes went into toe school and order.” As finally adopted, it reads; ter words, the hearing was conduct^ in an atmosphere of et toe hearing. They total >^2,964, Organization. Thdre was an eh-, over the werioend. Gewaid Scheller Wapping Community House for improved water ^rvice to Olcott Dr. property owners have Manchester Carpet Center, died ein lncrea*e pC >119,000 ovwr laat nually. The Mlectmen each receive at the designated stop on time, UnlverBlty where she received a took fhpst plaoe In the Lightning boot crew, Dennis Murphy, Rob- asked that toe town take over shortly after white pupils began At West End High Schpol, foqr “In view 'of the recent Supreme’ hard feeUng, oulmlnoting in thof off toe pa"ved port cf toe rood, and couroging gmln i" member^p at baehrior’s degree. She is now ert Fletcher and the two Bright- Spaghetti and. Meat Balls, ^.tv'h.wter Memorial Ho^ital early this morning at his home, enrolling. Court decision, toe Manchester angry slomining of the hearing Ferguson Rd. The motlom was V66r. >250. close and Henry Beck Jr. in the the area as an undeveloped park boys raising the American flag Cfauroli Dinner Planned enter toe bus only when It has the time of the spring musical, Btudykig foe a njoster’a degree at mane took first place in that Class. French Bread, Tossed Salad, and Manchester High School, and 66 Birch St., Wapping, Sifter a The Negroes entered the build- were asked if they were glad to Board of Education suggests that room door. seconded by Taylor. The board of education budget Comet*. plot, like about 25 other tracts requent shows toe Uggeat kuUvId- Mrs. John DolquUt, chalnnan of cams to a full stop, end tai orderly and it ia hoped that tWs trend wOl WilUmanUc State College. She has These flour boy*' also took second U2 000 to lease .for as m any as long illness. ing to climax what had appeared be going back to school. toe opening exercises consist of a The jiearkig started otf in an or-' Aftepi a brief dhwusslon, toe Cotumtoia Canoe Club membei* and third {dace in Junior C2 Peach Shortcake, Tea, Cof- 10 years, and to impi-ove, three the Park Department maintains. MrT. Browne lived in Manchester motlop was defeated along party ual Inoreaae—>59,848. Aooountlng toe dinqer to be held at St. Mou- flwbion. continue. been a substitute teacher tor the toe to be an Impending showdown be- “ I just hope they let us,” one minute of silent or reverent medi-/ derly manner in a crowded he«u>. "When leaving achool, dlreotiane kindergarten and has taught in atteivBng the ' Presidential Cup racee. fee, milk. parking areas in the downtown Jarvis agreed, offered toe land five years before moving to.South tween Wallace and both federal for about >30,000 of the tnoresae .rtce Ctoubch Country Fair tbU 6«t- to the’ town, and was a ccep ts laot of the group replied. tation and some activity of pa- Ing room. Present were 36-30 resi- Hnee,* 6 - 2. — of teacher, aa/ety patrol. and bus Manchester Evening Herald toe Congregatidnal C3iurch School Racea in Washington, D. C., Sun- .ADIXTS 81.50 arMu ' Windsor eight years ago. and local authorities, who had Wallace sent his troopers into triotic nature such as the flag dents of. toe Ferguson Rd. region, - Powell again moved to table ac- for education are an >16,000 jump uzday, has announced the foUaw- day, took two top trophteB in the Manchester Evening Herald (>>- CHILDREN I'P TO 12 81.00 In addition, they accepted a night. He was bom March 14, 1918. in tion, tola time to a igieclflc date, tol salarlea, >2,000 for teaching w p- ing workers:.Mrs. Gasprln Morra, driver must be c^yed. No eating Hebron correspondent. Miss Susm for five years. himbia oonespondent Virginia M. asked him not to Interfere. this steel city Tuesday despite an pledge, the singing of a patriotic moet of whom hve on toe west )dde or smoking on a bus ia allowed, The kindergarten will open Sept. war canoe events, to the Wom- deed to a parklet inside the cir- By the time these actions had ThompsonvUle, a son of Mrs. Helen White women picketed on the song, or a reading appropriate to Tuesday, Sept. 10. ptoea and >11,700 tor rental of Mrs. Vfifeent Psracohlo, Mis. Peadlstafi, telephond 328-3454. en’s War Canoe racea first prize Carlson, telephone 338-9324. been taken, the first acid tdne unprecedented request of the City of the'street. and there must be no loud or ob- 8 this year snd will begin at 9:15 cle Of Olcott Dr.; approved a re- Morin Browne, and the late An-, sidewalk in' front of the school. Council that he keep his forces the day. A reading of selections This motion carrried unanimous- Unitor okUMTOomo. James Toner, Mrs. Anft Fox, Mrs. of the meeting had grown consider- Battle lines were quiokly drawn, Otoerwiae toe >119,000 towreaaa jecUcmable talk. On lea'ving the sutxliviSion in the Manchester drew Browne. The enrollment was the first i abd a warning from the fcd- dealing with moral and/or ethical 'With weat-side-of-the-street home ly, with toe understanding that Courtitey Tuokar, Mrs. N • 1 s o n They Had a Ball Ridge subdivision; and voted ad- ably brighter. t ^ A veteran of World War U, Mr. public school desegregation below | eral government. ideas might at times be'substituted there will not be another public tol aooounted tor hy a >40,000 prin- GoUe, ijkia. Joseph Costanco, Miss bus tor school, pupils must take Discussing the parking leases. owners fighting for a sidewalk on oipal payment due on tlia town’s their turns without crowding and ditional pay to Assistant Oon- Browne was a member of the 'VFW college level in Alabama, where The Justice Department said in for or added to the patriotic ele- toe east aide of toe street, aligned hearing on tola matter. " Ann Warfel, Vincent Krzerioki. SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) — Itoller Ruasell CJalipo for his pe- Director Theodore Powell had of ThorapsonvillA the Eaiington the first break came in 1966 and ment'in the exercises. Teachers At tola point toe residents of bond Jasus to finance toe high, Sittings are at 5 and 6:80 for toe go direoUy .to their clasarooms or Washington r "The schools will be against Police (Jhief James Rear to any designated plane. When, re- After i the ball was over, the riod of service a« Acting . Con- half-Jokingly suggested that an Ridge Coimtry Club, Campbell again last Jun6 when the federal ppened and the Negro ' students are advised to use their discretion toe Ferguson Rd. area - left the gohool’ now under oonatruotian, arid" dirmer, which features barbecued ancient tree in the F o r ^ St. lot don, who recommended sidewalks >22,667 tor tatereat paymente on turning home pupils should wait rampage began. X. iroUer from February to July. Council, K of C; toe Connecticut government faced down Wallace will attend them.” In arranging their observances and meeting. oUcken and Italian speghettL Ad- That’s how police In this fash- be spared —to, which the inetant on both sides, and General Man- Lost to leave toe room was -(tiat bond iaaue. unto toe bus h ^ made a full stop 1B68. Floor Covering Association and at the University of Alabama. In this crossfire from local and are not bound In any way by this ager Richard Martin, Superin ten vance reservations may be made ionable Long Island community reply from the floor waa poet St. Margaret Mary’s Church, South Some white spectators and federal authorities, the fiery seg- suggestion." ^ Stenger, who expressed hts emo- The board of finance hoe slated with Mrs. George Maneggia, or before getting off. If across toe Democratic Director Flobert George Pope Morris’ line ’’Wood- dent of Schools WilUom H. Curtis, Ml eoceouUive isearion on Sept. 18 highway from home, pupils must described the wind-up of the week Stone suggested at the board's Windsor. small groups of Negroes watched regationist governor said Tuesday Intended to se^ e a* a guide U>. tions by slamming shut toe door Uoket* niay be piuchased from Mr. end coming-out party for Fernan man. spare that tree*’’ from street comers as white board of education chairman Mrs. of toe hearing. room. ^ at toe'diown offices at wWch It wait for toe driver to give toe Augudt meeting that General Man- Survivors, .besides his mother, night in a statement: "I shall con- Manchester teachers, It was read Katherine Bourn as weU as resi- and Mrs. Joseph liU tra on toe fair da Wanamaker Wetherill. Dr. Powell also suggested that are his wife, Mrs. Bvelyh Bilodeau parents, mostly mothers, led their tinue to take whatever action I wHl ad o^ th e 1963-64 budget pro- safety signal ' bistore orosaing in ager Richard Martin set up a to thorn by Supt. of Schools at a dents of Amott and Mountain -poael to bbvPreeented at toe an- grounds during the. day. front of toe bus. The party Itself was termed a a proposed reaubdivision of Man- Browne, and three brothers, An- children to school. think is necessary to further the John Walsh, chairman of toe huge success. It was after the atorm sewer project schedule, chester Ridge was unfair to pro- towlwlde teacher orientation held Rds., advocates of a weetslde SueTtown msettog for approval on Transportation may be denied from which public works officials drew Browne and Philip Browne, Some of the pupils and parents interest of all citizens of Ala- this morning at Manchester High art exhibit, which will have point- twiat-dance party, police said spective lot purchasers. both of ThompKsonville, and Daniel- were balked by the pickets. bama.” walk. 80 Lives Lost Oat. 7. any irtudent who does twt observe that 127 socialities.-age 18 to 22, might do varioiua individual jobs The re-.subdivision, asked for •Schol. UOnMognphed vpopioe ^ t he ings for display and sale, has ask- regulations. during the year. Browne of Hazardville. Others brushed , past the pickets Wallace would not say whether The statement was prepared at Eugene R. Mootany of 280 Fer- ed that anyone wishing to leave a went on a rampage in a nearby and approved by the Town Plan- guson Rd. preeented the. brief for budget requMto Newsletter Ohangea General manager Martin last The funeral, will be held Satur- and went into the school for en- he would be In Birmingham ,for a the urging of Supt. CurUs because picture bring It to faia booth by 9 ocean front mansion that hqd been ning Cbm'mission, lTCP)„ sets personal confrontation with the the weot side people with the at toe hearing tombfrow ndgnt. gtartlng this month it is hoped night asked >12,000 from the Gen- day at 9:15 a.m. from the W. P. rollment. the. board pre'Vioualy had had no In Crash of Oopiea of toa budget ptwoeal for am. Saturday. rented as a guest house. aside about fi've acres in. the de- Quish Funeral Home. 225 Main St., One white woman handed seg- five Negro pupils seeking to enter theme'"A sidewalk on to* east side by Hebron' First Congregational Chief Donald J. Finlay of toe eral Fund Capital Improvement velopment to be deeded to the written policy. tba town meeting will be Fosters tor the fair were made Manchester, with a solemn high regation signs to two schoolboys, three white schools In this sprawl- of toe street would improve toe by Mrs. James Veitoh, Miss Lor- Church to get toe monthly news- village police said dqmage esti- Reserve Fund for the proposed in- tcwn as a park. He told board members id Jri* ih' five daya before the meri letter in thb mall by toe first of Ma , opening tomoTTOw. In elementary jtorary of the achool. It Is expect- be called tor more information if No charges were placed. home tomorrow from 7 to 9 prm., grades, particularly, many teach- siUon of the Approximately 30 deep crater. The rest M toe plane ed that representatlvea ol the oonfesrione at 7:80-7:60 am. and ent, Harlan Taylor and Francis quareanents, buti>»- with no more and Friday from 2 to i and 7 to so as the hour approached. City and county policemen were persons bo irepresented. was strewn in bits and pieces needed. DellaFera disapproved of the homes than would normally be About 15 minutes after the ordered on guard duty at the three ers have traditionally opened toe oompanlee wJU b* preaenL The 6-6:30 pm. Nocturnal Adoration Labor Sermon Theme 9 p.m. day with a prayer and the salute E. J. HoU, developer of Rock- over the houses in the area. board voted at It* la*t meeting will be Friday from 8 pm . to Sat- fund, Taylor because householders permitted in the total area. Negroes got into the Graymont schools facing Integration- under ledge, sold the town was short- "Several fire trucks and ambu- Sunday’s sermon theme at the MCfected might not_bave the bene- To, PoweM. this was "taking school, the National States Rights federal court order. to toe flag, he .said. to purtoase a foreign language urday at 6 am .; sponsored by toe Mrs. Pauline P. LeOeyt sight^ in not insisting on side- lances had arrived within min- paririi from 8-10 snd by the Noc- Ocmgregatlonal churches was "Ihe fR of a public airing of their opin- awayXland from some homeown- party, with Confederate flags fly- Wallace put state troopers in "I find nothing in the Supreme utes. But the ambulances left lab, oonsieUng of atudent deeka E q u ity of labor,” in reoognltixm Mrs. Paubne Petersen LeGeyt, walks on both sides of toe street onilpped vrith eorphonea and a turnal Band from 10-6. More men ions, and DeilaFera because he ers.” Martin AlTOrd, TPC chap- 70. of Granby, sister of Clarence ing and horns blowing, began a Tuskegee Monday to bar opening Court decision that says we cah' again soon. They were of no use.” of labor Day, Instead of toe theme man, pointed out that the lots niotorcade along U.S. Highway 78 of .the school which wras to accept not continue to have a study of when the area was built. toaoher’a conaole, out of on ex- are kivited to take port. Sunday faM tfM ftmd should be for proj- Petersen of 41 Autumn St., Man- HoU said "I would Have put The' crash was the third acci- toimerly stated. It was a Com- were of various sizee, and preeum- In front of the school. 13 Negroes. religion as to its place in our lives dent involving fatalities In opera- pected >10,000 budget auiplua. The is family oommunlon Sunday. The «ofa of an emergency nature and chester, died Monday at St. Fran- them in sit no oost to toe town, if annual census begins this weric, munion service. Mr. John £M1, Tntmiotti at for routiiM work, which he abJy would be priced acoortSng to “ Keep Alabama White” read He has not Indicated whether through the centuries,” Curtis tion of the FTench-bullt plane. fab would be used hi Grade 8 choir master, sang a solo, Mr. cis Hospital In Hartford. had been .asked to do so.” He 'French daeses this year, then with Birch Mt- Tbe Parish School said could as well continue La individual size. Other survivors include a son, the placards they waved. he will halt the opening of Mobile said, referring to teaching about The first crash, at Anakara, Tur- (Brenton Crsne, organlaf. Prayets There appeared to be about 35 schools where officials laid secret various religions and religious added, "ttie oondUlDn of toe Xreeit w ed tor aUJenguage edaeses In to^ of Religion begins next week. go before ttie directors for ap- But Powell insisted that the lot eight daughters, three brothers and brush on Ferguson Rd. is a key Jan. 19, 19W, killed 41 per- (were moide tor afi who are return- buyers would, noceBsarily 'be toe cars in the motorcade. Police plans for registering two Negroes movements .in social studies class- sons. The second, at Rabat, Mor- new Ugh school. The first meeting of the Coup- ing to school tMs week. GANDY compare notes on the campus looks provel. twenty-two grandchildren and diagraoe to toe town.” AJflo on toe school board agenda oil of Catholic 'Women will 'be ones to absorb the cost of toe ad- several nieces and nephews. diverted them. today at Murphy High. es. occo, Sept. 12, 1961, killed 77. Tiyoota Soheduled A motion to establish the >12,- ditional five acres. Which as town Cars eased into a parking field But the focus today was on Bir- But he indicated he felt It would Several residenis of Arnoft Rd. Officials at Sud Aviation, which ! a continued dlacuasion of the held Monday at 6:30 pm. In .toe OOO fund was made by Stone, and Funeral services will be held be wise to limit dally opening ex- were next bo be heard. Hiey student ooti'Vity fund and toe au- ohvtrch.V___ 1. auditoriimj,______t__ beginning wito Ihe Podium Flayers have oO' park wouM then be open bo ail tomorrow at 2 p.m. at tile Charles directly oppo.site the school and mingham, where more than 2,000 builds the-twin-jet craft, said offi- nounoed that pUbUc tryouts for an amending motion specifjlng town users. the riders formed on the street Negroes went to jail during street ercises to "those of a patriotic agreed wtth the report of PoBce cial Investigations absolved the perlntendent’a r ^ r t , which wlM a meat loaf pot luck supper. Mrs. KITCHEN they like best ...here at D & L H. Vincent Sorts Funeral their fall dramatic production, all work be of an emergency "Why diouldn’t the town pay comer. demonstrations earlier in the year. nature and let It stop there. We Chief James Reardon to toe affect planes from operational blame. include the annual report Nelscm Goble is chairman. The MAIIF.1M o r FINE CANDIEB Batura was offered by the Repub-' Home, 880 Hopmeadow St., Sims- don't want to indicate that religion that "sidewaikB ore needed on both Special Bne Schiednle Rev. Bidward MOLean will apeak “You Cant Take R With You,” for this Hke any other park pur- bury. Burial will be In Palisado They said Caravelles, some used wiU be held in the Btmai High Moana and beaten down, 6 to 2, b(y chase?” he ask^. has no place in our lives," he said, sides of toe street, but if not prac- on U.S. airline routes, have flown The achool bus schedule tor han- on toe Catholic library and con- the Damoorats. The third Repub- Cemetery, Windsor. Friends may wea-e becoming better aware of toe because we all know It has a tre- ticable, they be installed on the dicapped Children was inadvert- versions. School auditorium at 8 psn., Sept. Famous for Old But Genjsral Manager Martin call at the funeral home tonight servioes available to them and that 700,000 hours and made more than 5 and 6. All Podium Player mem- .Bean board member, Harold J. suggested that. the developers, I. mendous place." ^ west Side oidly. a half-million landings. ently omiftted by toe board of The executive committee of St. Fashioned Goodness from 7 to 9. State News more patients were voluntary. A William Collins then suggested The most vehement of the east George's Episcopal Church will ber* and any other .kiterented ptt* TXMddngton, was absent. R. Stich Associates, migtot i>« total of 7,837 pensons' were admit- education from publiahed ached- sons are urged - to rix>w up for Tba Damoorats then voted the supplying a real benefit to the that "we stress a moment of si- side 'adherents was William Sten- ules. The bue leaves Bolton Dairy meet tonight at 8 In the parish WlUUm F. Brandt Sr. ted during the year. lence” in the observances "to give ger of 312 Ferguson Rd. hall with the Rev. Edward John- these tryouts tor the .19 oori; pori- I STOKES TO SERVE YOU! paojaat fund > to 1, wHh Della- ownerB of more ooUUy lots—a park BOtJrON — WUHam F. Brandt Five yeafs ago, Bloombe^ said, * at 7:30 with toe first a t^ at the Lions. Helpers are also needed to jn their area which otherwise them a religious feeling."’ He beQabored Mhitin for not Hospital Notes home of Harold Hoar on Rt. 85. son. vicar. Faca ahatatning rather than ap- Br. of IDartford, preaident* of toe Roundup only four per cent of hoepitai pa- This suggestion found favor having with him toe names of the The Bolton Cooperative Nursery sell tickets, work on set designs, MANCHESTER pearing to oppoaa afonn sewer probahly would not be there. Fnardddn Screw Mechme Co., Hart- biients were voluntary, and toe rest Stops are at (jiark Rd.. Tolland oonstruotdori, makeup, properties He tonpMed that the benefit de- wbth the other board members who people who had requested a ride- Rd., Keeney Dr., and Coventry Pld. will meet tonight at 8 in the Fire- SHOPPING PARKADE ‘— fabatlnna ford. died yeeterdey at White were oomaptriaory. Now, no more could see no violation Of ‘toe walk in the first place. Visiting hours ore t to 8 p.m* place Room of toe Community and stage managing. The play is Stone asked .Martin for a kst of rived frcnn the park would be it* Sand* Beach, CMd Lyme. He was than 25 per cent are oompulsory. for all areas, except maternity just as they were laat year. a three-act comedy by Roaa Hart availabiKty for uses that toe in- Court’s intent in letting pupils use I don’t think you ever had any Long Walk Suggested Hall. Mrj, Ernest Gowdy, teacher, ROUTE 6, BOLTON pcojeeta under otmaideration,' and toe brother of Mrs. Raymond Bag- School Aides Hit The-camjpisBioner expects more the .silence acoorchiig to their own names or requests. , It bothers where they are t to 4 p.m. and will givd an orientation talk for and George Kcuiftnan, which bad a dividual land owners could not lin of Coventry Rd. “V peitients after Oct. 1 when infor- 6:30 to 8 p.m. and private rooms At its meeting laat night the very suooeseful run on Broadway (right) the dashing “sportive for periodic reviews of progress himself {wovide—as opposed to consciences. me why the heeulng was pushed board of selectmen read a letter new parents. Refreshments will be OPEN EVERY SUN. UBdar the informal fimd. Other survivors include his wife, On Qualifications mal, volunitary admiseiona will be "If parents wish to instruct so hurriedly. Why the not-ao- where they ore HO a.m. to 8 p.m. serv^. and across the oountiy. look” in two-piece coordinates simple ownership of less useful a eon, a daughter, hie fathet, two ajllowed under legislation passed at Visitors ore requested qot to from the town engineer of Man- Its tfaeme is based on a tomtiy Ttta $87,000 appropriation from land—and that it bUU remained up their children to pray during that dongerous Ferguson Rd., rather chester suggesting that toe Boy by BOBBY BROOKS. Wool fka Water Department Capital Im- brotoeo-s and three other sisters. toe 1963 General Assembly. moment, they can then do so,” than some other street in town?” smokb In patient’s rooms. No more Msnchesler Evening Herald with strange pastimes, and to the buyer to judge whether the. Tbe new law will permit anyone Scouts of Manchester and Bolton and nylon knit fish erm ^ top psorwment RsMrve Fund was vot- Individual tract was worth more Funeral services will be held to- HARTFORD (AP) — The said Mrs. -Katherine Bouni, board he asked. than two risltors at one time per BoHOa eorrespoiideat, M. Oleine- morraw at 2 pan. in Bethany Luth- bo recedtve help at a mental hos- patient. , "perambulate” their common with genuine leather trim col- ed unandmoualy, for installation of with toe nearby park than a lar- director of the state’s school chairman. "Why don’t you have any avail- boundary line together, checking weO Toong, teleitoone 643-8881. eran Churt^, West Hartford. The pital without making .toe written lar and placket trim ... a naw water rdief. trunk line in ger piece at toe same price in a board association today criti- Board members next entered in- able or presentable figures of the and replacing markers. TUs pro- 2- the High School Manchester Me- Rev. Martin Dutoow will oflHci- oommitinenl* required. to considerable diacuasdon over toe Patients Today: 187 \ “NEW” GOP brass button close. The match- different parkless kwartion. ate. Burial will be in Fairvlew cized some local board mem- Bloomberg said . the average coat to show iw? You axe push- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Em - cedure is required by law every morial Hoq>ital area. Powell was out of the room when wording of toe statement and its ing this matter a little too fast;’ five years but has never been done HARTFORD (AP) — A newly- ing skirt is back-wrapped, has the. re-subdivision was approved Cemetery, West Hartford. bers for not preparing them- length of stay has dropped sub- implications. Drafted by WfiMom mett Simmons, 33 Canterbury St.; formed Republican city organiza- B je two Institutions require In- Friends may call at the Taylor stantleUy, 'beoauee we are get- he added. "You ore showing us no Michael Komlnski, Thompsonville; with any adjoining town. The Julius Hartt brass-button tab waist and - creased service for fire protection, 7 to 0. selves with the knowledge Buckley, toe statement was weak- due consideratinn.’’ selectmen answered that they are tion has taken out petition papers All the directors'seemed to agree and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 S. ting people earlier." er in Its tone than Ted Cummings Mrs. Viola Liiginbuhl, Ellington; for three prospective candidates leather-trimmed slit pockets ilM hoepital needs additional pres- Main St., West Hartford, tonight needed to do their jobs. At this point, Director Ted John Jess, East Hartford; Robert willing to cooperate, but would like that Assistant Controller Russell The criticism ccune from 'Victor would have Weed. lii the end FbweM interrupted to caution ;to know what toe costs would be, for city oouncU. The group, which in front. Red only. Sizes 7-13. (above) “Jim Dandy” Is the ' sure on its upstairs floors, and the from 7 to 9. however, he agreed to support It, McLeary, 801 Main St.; Bernadette School o f Music anUra Perrett i*l.. Summit St., Galipo should be reimbursed at a MacDonald, executive director, on Publi»her’$ Car Hit Stenger, "If you think there ia a If any. calls itself “ Hie New Republican higher pay scale for the time he NEW HARTFORD ‘(AP) — A and the Statement passed unani- Hagenow, 29 Whitney Rd.; Mrs. Party,” la backing John B. Marsh non-collegiate division top 1 1 .9 Q word for the patched l