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fHURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 Average Daily Net Press Ron PAGE TWENTY-FOUR The Weather For the Week Ended ;dlanrlf?0ter lEuMtittg !l$^rdd Munveiu this eve^ng wMl dune 4, 1S66 partial dearing later, lew M Mies Judy Seavey, d ai^er 60s; fair, breesy and «Del to» About Town of Mr. and Mis. John F. Seev- RAM Chapter Hears Staples 14,670 marrow, high near Vik ey of 77 Oxford St., and Miss Manchester— City of Village Charm Judy Waldheim of East Hart M t a Chapiter, R oyal' A rd i ford left yesterday by plane Masons, will have a q>eclia Of ^Brigantine Yankee^ - (Clasaified AdvertMag on Page 84) PRICE SEVEN GffiNTB from Bradley Field for San VOL. LXXXV, NO. BIS JprWENTY-BIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 m e ^ n g tomorrow at 7:30 p.in. Francisco, Calif. They will rep at the Masonic Temple. Clar d a ik e H. Staples of Colum Bangkok, Singapore, Bali, A f resent Hartford HospitM School ence E. Schiebel will preside at bia w ill speak and show pictures rica and the West Indies. of Nmsing at a National Con the meeting. The Royal A rdi During the voyage Staples took vention of Student Nurses in of “ TTie Westward Wanderings Degree will be ctMtferred. Tliere 3,000 color slides, 2,000 black, San FVancisco. Miss Seavey, a of the Brigantine Yankee,” will be a social time with re and white pictures and more Heavy Rain freshman, and Miae Waldheim, freshments after the degree Wednesday, June 16 8:30 p.m. then 8,000 feet of color movie a junior, were elected by the WINDSOR LOCJiffi (AP) at the Masonic Temple, after a film. Paratroops Keep Up work. entire student body of the nurs — Nearly three inches of Mae Vennard Slain; meeting at 7:30 p.m. of Delta The speaker is a past resident ing school to represent the rain fell during the night in TRie Junior Century Club, foe., Chapter, Royal Arch Masons. of Marblehead, Mass. He grad school at the convention. They some ports of Connecticut will have a combined executive The program is open to Masons uated from Belmont Hill (Mass.) will return home June 16, as violent thimderstorms board meeting tonight at 8:30 and their wives. Strawberry School and attended Colby Col raged throughout the state. at the home of Mrs. Lawrence shortcake will be served after lege. Waterville, Maine. His Mrs. Everett W. Kelsey of 28 The heaviest downpours Decker Jr., 186 Laurel St., Wap- the program at a social time in studies were interupted two Fight in Highlands Autumn St. left last night by occurred in me interior ping, Co-hostesses are Mra. the banquet hall. years while he served with the Police Charge Son plane from Bradley Field for where precipitation ranged Richard Carlson, Mrs. William In 1966, Staples met Capt. Irv U. S. Army as a medical labor SAIGON, South Viet tered the North Vletnameae as with a declaration by the junta Sacramento, Calif., to attend the from one half inch to 2.8 Bruce, Mrs. QiiSfOrd Gerbe and ing M. Johnson of the brigan atory technician in the Korean Nam (A P ) __U.S. para- prowled Commimlst infll- that it hod conferred broad new wedding of her son,. Lt. David ‘ inches, me U.S. Weather Mrs. William Sandberg. Mias Susan E. fto w n Miss OUvia J. OorisoB conflict. Since the voyage, he J. Kelsey tomorrow at 7 p.m. to tine "Yankee,” arid won a berth troopers battled' a stub- LaoUan pwers urls Deny setback party Monday at 8 p.m. sales Engineer with Giant-Vac day in the c e n tr^ h igh - reinforcemento included a. Government sources said me in St. Clement’s Episcopal men and women, he sailed 48,- as a result of recent rain at Orange Hlall. Tickets may Manufacturing, Inc., South Wll- Iflnds todfly, while Premier battalion of the U.S. 1st Caval- police were flown in 10 Church, Rancho Cordova, Calif. 000 miles during 18 months. The fall, especially in me cen be obtained at the door. Re llngton. He resides in Columbia B An ASai CMOB Bam tia Two Motions The lieutenasrt is stationed at ship visited Galapagos Islands, Nguyen Cao Ky sent 400 ry, Airmobile, Division. planes to Hue, 400 miles north- tral part of the state. freshments will be served. Pitcairn Island, Tahiti (South with lus wife and three daugh CBwdt under windouib dmb The sire and determination o t east of Saigon, at me request of Mather AifiB, Calif. and iM gide k t » aemcn; Tngr jM Vietnamese riot policemen Seas), New Guinea, Borneo, ters. me enemy indicated the Com- officials mere who reported lo- ADD MOSE STORAGE wadds o t Mange (beantifaly ) . to assert control in the By Attorney Grace Group of Center Con Robert L. Lathrop of 71 Bnidge WITH ETHAN ALLEN ■fid jiwtB»n £t $of tcoBL Hbat wca Buddhist stronghold of munists might be -moving to me cal authorities were unable to gregational Church will have St. has been appointed to Man ■enidly on r 4 ao open fude EIB A N Hue. offensive again after waiting cope wim me unrest fomented Mrs. Mae Vennard of its annual dinner Tuesday at CUSTOM ROOM A U 2 N items te o s y laoQ. O nom chester's newly-created Com "Helicopters lifted at least two Buddhists to de- by followers of me mlUUnt Medicare’s the Log Cabin, Lebanon. Ih e 184 Hollister St., a munici mission on the Aging, and not P LA N UNITS battalions of American and t^tonk "niich^ T n Quang. group will meet at 6:1S p.m. at pal employe and well- John Lathrop, as was incorrect Vietnamese troops into me premier sent riot pohM Although Tri Quang carried Ihe church. Reservations may Section Hit known fififure in Manches ly reported yesterday. fierce action 280 miles north of his antigpvernment hunger be made with Mrs. Harriet Dun- ter Democratic politics, Saigon. Battlefield reports indi- BixMhist campaign was imder- strike in'to a third day, his cam- comber, 61 Garth Rd. PAST PRESroENTS DANCE cated me Americans may be by m announcemOTt that pg^gn against me junta still ap- By DellaFera died last nijrht from mas Manchester DupUcate Bridge STORE HOURS fighting as many as two regi- Soum Korea pegred to be petering out. sive head injuries after Members of St. Bridget’s Ros Club will meet tomorrow at 8 I Monday and ’Tuesday Open till 6 P.M. merits — some 1,800 men — of Officials reported me arrest HARTFORD (AP)— Represen being attacked in her ary Society will meet tonight at p.m. at the Italian American I Open Thursday and Friday Evenings | BritisiK American Club North Viemamese regulars, al of nine iton-Oommuniat nations. tatives of convalescent homes home. She was 51 years 7 at the John F. Tierney Funer dub, 136 Eldridge St. Registra Closed Wednesdays though the enemy force earlier K y ’s announcement coincided (See Page Fourteen) and nursing care hospitals said old. al Home, 219 W. Center St., to tions will be taken at 7:46. today rising costs and me fed pay respects to the late Peter George Perry is director of the tvas estimated at 1,000 men. Her 23-year-old son, SATURDAY, JUNE 11 An American military spokes eral medicare program would Ponticelli, father of Mrs. Louis play. The game is open to the force mem out of business un Dennis B. Vennard, is public. Refreshments will be man dn Saigon said 239 North DellaFera, a member of the so Miss Elizabeth A. McLagan David Tocstenson less they receive a higher al charged with the murder. ciety. served. 9 - I A.M. Vietnamese had been killed in the fighting, wthich began before lowance for welfare cases. He was taken into custody Cuban Athletes’ Ship They expressed meir fears at at the family’s home. Mi68 Sandra Fox, daughter of dawn Tuesday on a small U.S. Upsala Graduates a hearing before me State Hoe- Mrs. Vannard was beaten en Mr. and Mrs. William S. Fox of Charlie Varrick's Orchestra encampment. He added: "The pital Ck>st Oommissimi at the the head with a heavy Instru- w e DON’T EXPeCT 16 Edgerton St. recently was in Four Manchester reeident* a member of Phi Omega Chi .count undoubtedly will go much sorority and the Women’s Ath BUFFET SERVED DONATION $4.00 higher. Those people up there Denied O.K. to Dock State Capitol. The commission stalled worthy advisor of Man received bachelor’s degrees in is about to review me state aid YOU TO DRIVE letic Association. are more interested in killing chester Assembly, Order of oommencement exercises Mon SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) ing warned me ship before it per diem allowance structure. Miss Elizabeth A. MdLagan, North Vietnamese than in coun- 20 MILES TO Rainbow for Girls, at ceremon Tickets Available at Clubhouse — The U.S. Coast Guard an- arrived and while well clear of Some $13.8 million was paid day at Upsala College in East daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Rich 20 UNION STREET—ROCKVILLE, CONN. ;ting bodies.” PINEHURST, ies at the Masonic Temple. Aciorv-iotpH Prp«!s nhotoerm- "ounced today that me Cuban U.S. territorial waters, mat en- in the 1965 fiscall year to cofi- Orange, N.J. ard McLagan of 66 Oxford St. Members of the installing suite Manchester 643-0890— ^Rockville 875-2534 All rtkiiTio- r o n o r i^ fwm Ship <3erro Pelado, try has been denied and it will valescent homes and nursing BUT. YOU KNOW They are: Miss Susan E. She is a sociology major and a pher A1 Chang reported from wer^.Mlss Elaine Martel, instal carrying 364 Cuban amietes for be subject to seizure if it per- hospitals for care of indigents, Brown, daughter of Mrs. John member of Phi Omega Chi, the me battle area in the jungled SOMETHINO . . . ling officer; Miss Janet Miles, ., ______• the lom Central American and sists in entering.” a welfare department spokes- LOTS OF PEOPLE DO! marshal; Miss Judith Seavey, A. Brown of 60 Oakwood Rd. yearbook staff and the sociology A psycholog:y major, she is a club. the Americans were "having a Caribbean Games, has been de- The Cerro Pelado waited six man says, chaplain, and Miss Bonnie Hab nied permission to dock in San miles off San Juan's harbor. A Strongest criticism of me med- member of Psl Chi national David Torstenson, sqn o f Mr. tough time” getting their casu lowell, recorder. Juan. Coast Guard patrol boat circled i®are program’s Title 19, which psychology honor fraternity and and Mrs. Lennart A. Torstenson alties off the battlefield because For your shopping conveni A formal announcement said the ship and a Coast Guard pat- provide medical care for 'LIMEYS’ SINCE 1M7 FH 'Delta Epsilon national jour of 30 Cobum Rd. An economics ot intense enemy fire on rescue ence, we are open till Nine mat me Coast Guard had acted rol plane flew overhead indigent senior citizens after LONDON — The word nalism fraternity. She was edit major, he was on the student ^ "RHN/IEM 3HR Grraduaiion D ay helicopters. tonight and open an hour ...... ^ ■Phe Coast Guard spokesman was voiced by Pran^ "lim ey” comes from the British or-in-chief of the Bchod year council for two years emd a Thus far, U.S. losses have 1; early (8 a.m.) Fridays and been report^ light overall, but Treasury Department. ^ j,, know what me CeUaFera of Manch^ter, who Merchant Shipping Act of 1867. book in her Junior year. member o f the eoononfes club. Saturdays for early shoppers. one platoon was badly mauled. The Coast Guard oaDed a Cuban ship would do next, represented me Connecbcut A clause in the act made the Mtss Olivia J. Caiteon, daugh He was president o f Ws fresh give your favorite graduate the use of limes to combat scurvy ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Carl man class. U.S. planes were last reported ^ess ronfqrewe to ^ «m ce -p^e spokesman added there S w A ^ lt iS ” son of 116 Hackmatack St. She AU are graduates of Man to have flown 167 sorties in sup- mat Cuban authorities had been ^ad been no communication „ A s ^ ia tio n . compulsory on all British ves- most magnificent GIFT of all Dennis B. Vennard (le ft), charged with murder in the slaying of his mother, FRESH SWORDFISH s e K majored in mathematics and is chester High School. port of me paratroopers, units advised mat mey wouW not be ^ formal an- ^''® would of me lOlst Airborne Division’s permitted to land eimer a ship nouncement me acUon was ^ ° “"® nightmare of chaotic leavesi police car at East Hartford Circuit Court with Manchester Detective It in again . . . and we I 1st Brigade. ArUllery also or plane in Puerto Rico. taken in consultation wim me “ U ® 1 ‘ ^ John K j’injak; (center) and Lt. Joseph Sartor. (Herald photo by Ofiara) boomed over me foils to support A spokesman said: gtgte Department but me final Heaim Service and hove Fresh Haddock them. The paratrooi>ers encoun- " Ih e Coast Guard this mom- j^cigion was made bv the ^ Social Security Adanlnistra, and Flounder, along Treasuiy'Tn.oaiiTnr Departmeitt4. because tioji. Title 19’s pTOVdalonB, said DellalFera, are “ ridiculous sad Bonui. AXJnuBn vaanNABD the Coast Guoid la Under me with those TINY BAY improper.” Leading Executives Double Image Rememhor fliem ■with a gift they will enjoy foe years to emne. Whether latter’s jurisdiction. ment, poepibly a hammer. Mhn^ SCALLOPS that are so Medicare’s attempt to care for COLORADO SPRINGS, Chester police decline to say If from Tdevisiem, Tape Recorders or R adios. . . a mt^nifioent new House Hopefuls Learn The Coast Guard said the poor persraM “ could not have much In demand right | Colo. (A P)—Eight sets ot they have possession o t Mii4 T p p D Magnavox will bring them greater viewing and fisteniqg jdeasae denial of entry permission was done a better job of eliminating now. taken under the Magnuson Act, .{he very fine nursing care units Are Men on the Move twins went to meir last day weapon. idns lasting iriiabiUty. Come in today. . . let us riiow you vdiy MdgwwwBC Vennard was arraigneM fMM 71^ m which provides for me protec- have provided if mey had of sixm grade today. ’HALE is Sfu^ toe finest and your best bqy on ofQ’ basis o f comiariBoa. NEW YORK «* Retrial Scheduled (See Page Three) (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Fifteen) slice of meat loaf (hot or Enjoy beautifiri noise free FM nwric WASHHNOXON (AP)— The cold). You get a lot of SALESMEN’S virtually anywhere you go! Compact ^-’1' I White Henee traA noto today lean hamburgs when you and powerful, K brings you amazk^ of Arm y Capt. Bill Oarpentor buy a pound of Pinehurst room-filling FM or AM—even from dis- For Dr. Sheppard eolHng for a nvabn strike freshly chopped Round SAMPLE tant stations. Model 2-FM806 with tele on hie own beeeiged troop Ground which is featured scoping antenna. In Reaming black. /. ^ t ' Alma Returns to Ocean pooitton in Viet Nam and aaid 1>. Black disaenting, that Shep It waa an example o t the this week at 99c Ib. Complote wBfa battery, aarphooe for CLBVELAiND, Ohio (A P ) — V - - •amuel H. Sheppard will be re pard abradd be released from aaerMoe and courage of the S a w 80 to SOc Ib. on all private listening, and leather canying tired on a second-degree mur- custody or given another trial men out there. Oaipenter Bound ot Beef Roasto this JEWELRY cases—makes a wonderful gift. "witfon a reasonable time.” Oer ldest June end-degree murder crawiction ing the trial” and because, the inas today as the remnants ot son monster that left 47 dead in Just plain, a barbecued Ham battalion. 29page opinion said, "bedlam Hurricane Alma headed for the three nations. '’ 10 morning on record with a 40. burg made from Pinehurst DELIVERED — TESTED — ADJUSTED 1^ a Oqyaboga County JUDcy Dec. or alarinlTIn Mgh-efRdency spaaisBi; reigned at the oourlliause dur Atlantic and the possibility of Abna was expected to move (Silcago’s O’Hare Airport, Just PBOCABT AMNOrWCBD Freshly Ground Chuck . >1. 3«M. outside the sUbuiban area 89e Ib. is something to rave VALUES TO $18. luminous Clock Hands, automatfe He iiaas been tree on $10,000 ing the trial and newsmen toMc renewed' force. offshore today and some intensi struck by a tornado Thursday, BABTFOKD (AP) State about. And people crane from DUARMfTEED RY OUR OWN MECHANICS volume control. Model C-3 in beautifid bond aince Jhly 16. 1064. while over,” The Weather Bureau in Miami fication was Bkely. miles around to buy fuir spec warned of possible flooding, The light riiip at Charleston, had a dawn reading of 44. Hep. Thomas O. Sslamon of two-tone colors. Also available withoot appealing on grounds he did not The Supreme Court said 'die Wolcott anno meed today that ial meat loaf blend of Beef The last time we made this offer, it wae a complete leceive a fair trial. tritd judge, Edward Blythin, high wiTtds and rains up to five S.C. reported a squall of 85 Remnants of Hurri(Mine Alma . . . Pork . . . Veal . . . Just FAMOUS FOR SERVICE SINGE 19SI dock, only $15,35 ------he will go to s primsiy «on- SELL OUT in a matter of hours! Pins, earrings, fiheppsird, a former osteo- inches as Alma—now being miles an hour this morning, and damaged some houses and a A fo r 8 in 1 Mend lb. SOc who died in 1968, rfMuld have teat for, the Demooratio nom- bracelets, pendants, necklaces . . . gold and silver path, had said he wanted a taken certain steps, outlined in called a tropical storm—moves several astal locations from uprooted trees in rural areas of Shop Pinehurst Friday and northeastward from Savannah. Savannah to Charleston experi Albany, Ga.; during the night. A Insrinn from the Mth As metals, synthetic and seini-precious stones, an out< ■etrial eo that he could eetahlish the opinion.^ to guarantee Shep sembly DMrtot. Bntui dsy ^ . . you wlH he H e Innocence,' but was reluctant pard a fair trial. . ' 'Iheire was a'possibility of tor enced winds up to 40 miles in windstorm, i>ossibly a tornado, glad you did . . • standing collection! Designers clasps, single pieces, caused minor damage at Augua- loot the eodonranent i to submit Us family to the or- "Tlie trial Judge did not fuMHi nadoes In southeastern South gusts. sets, many suitable for the June graduate and for Another inch or more of rain ta. Beal that it would involve. From fais duty to protect Sheppard Carolina. yourself. Hurry in . . . this is your chance of a drenched the already well-wet tofitateBep.^ Bm time o f the kilUiig in Ms m4>- from inherently prejudicial pub (AP Phototez) The Weather Bureau’s gale Ahna roared into the Fkirlda lifetime to acquire some very important pieces at Hben Bay Village home July 4, warnings extended fihm north ted and windblown southeast Panhandle Thursday with wteds of nymonth. A 4H1 tie vote a fraction of their original cost. licity wMcb aatuntod the com waa broken la Mis. Broira^ 1664, flbeppard has maintained munity and to control disruptive Problem: How to Unpark the Car of Savannah to Cape Fear, N.C. during the morning. H ie rajns estimated at 100 miles per hour. be was innocent and fos wife Small W aft from northeast spread into Pennsylvania, New Some houses were damaged favor by Aknaader CMdfaib, influence in the courtroom,” the Topeka, Kan., woman stares dolefully at her car, nouMBl for the Jewelry—Main Floor was sialii by a buBfer-halred in- opinion said. Florida to the Virginia OapM York State and most of New and pecan trees uprooted when w T ^ e d by a tornado and then deposited on the England. aiato OeM nd 130 tnider. Mooday’s flupnme Oourt da- were urged to remain in port. Mgh winds with chanioterlettos c o r n e r o f c h u r c h ST. I The U A iuprame Court fuled second flo w of a newrhy house.. The $ 1 1 0 mfllion The stqim, o f 8 a.m., was con- F a ir but record oobl weather w hs M H a a* lb s ! Noatogr, k M i Jlitok* Boos Bterm kSad 16 and in ju r^ evar SOCL. for June spread into the nation’s (See Pag* Fourteen) L ■»4
s ■ P A G E T H R E E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 MAtICHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1966 P A G E TW O Andover Vernon 4 1 Commencement Sheinwolcl on Bridge Police Probi^ FOB Manchester Man Hit-Run Crashes At St. Mary’s KNOWLEDGE OF LAW Opening June 27 Ndrili detltr Striking Collection Starts from Act of Kindness S"** intoxicated HITES fmmJMMriMlmi Ooimnencement Day for St. HELPS KUDGE FANS Eari-West vuTnenHs Police are Investigating two ■ W PVaneSs ands F\»rphy, 177 Prospect INC, car accidents in which both Mary’s Ohurch School will be By ALFRED SHEINW(HJ> N o im i S t, Manchester, was arrested A 97 drivers left the scene after hit GLEN HAVEN BOYS’ DAY CAMP By ED FRIEEMAN observed Sunday at the 8 :« about 11:30 this morning and and 10 p.m. settees. Two hun “Please ten me something ting another car. Hobbles sometimes get start For further iiiformatioiii ecdl charged with intoxication and dred and eighty five prins, 33 about the law," asks a reader. Yesterday evening a car driv ed in odd ways. en by WUllam B. Paganl, 36, of Three years ago, Peter Dari- was being held today at Col- second quarter certificates and “ I am toM that in a certain .nr •-'■‘iJlr esmp secretary. Edward M cQnthy-H artford 628-0922 or 12 first quarter pins will be * A 4 3 A 5 311 Cooper Hill St. was struck oo and his wife, Bernice, shop- (^eseter State Police Troop. SAVE *2 country of Africa a bridge play Bail will be set at 825. awarded. Ihcse pins and certii AKJ732 ^ .1 0 4 as it was parked on Walnut St. Comp Director — George piing in an antique store, were O A83 G K109652 According to police, Furphy ficatea are given for consistent er can be sent to Jadl if he sig near Pine St. OVER 20 YEARS’ CAMP EXPEMRNCB waited cm by a “ little old * 6 A I0S42 was discovered this morning in attendance. nals a doubleton drhen he cannot Paganl told police that he had lady” who tried terribly hard ON A PAIR OF SOUTH a car parked at the side of Rt. The Honor Roll at St. Mary's A KQJ 10862 parked the car when another HARTFORD 233-7M6 to please them. trump the third round. Do you 87 in Andover. Omrch School will be announced think they'd have room for ts 865 vehicle, described as a Plym "I felt guilty walking out hy the Rev. James W. Bottoms. my partner in that country?” O None outh Barracuda, either gold or Or write P. O. Box 13. Itenche$t«- without purchasing anything,” Restaurant 'Break There are 14 students who had A 8 7 3 tan in color, came around the Darico said. “The cheapest Mr. and Mrs. Victor Roberts Opening lead —king of hearts. Norik Em * South Wsri pertect attendance and did not W n g she had was a sheep report that vending machines WALKIE-TALKIES The sad story is toW in a few 1 A Pm 4 a AH Pa« curve hit his car and did not kell, and I bought it.” in the restaurant they operate miss Chiirch or Church School words. My correspemdent led the stop. xiK'C.ptt. - n» H.bb, "She was so nice . . . we on I^t. 6 at Hendee Rd. were even once during the past king of hearts, and his partner Police say damage was done Shoppe, 408 Center Street. school year. They are Diane ffidn’t know what we were get looted sometime Wednesday Saturday, June llfh Only signaled with the ten. West con should switch to a low trump. to the right front fender and Bernard, John Bickley, Bruce If declarer returns a heart. West bumper o t the fleeing car. ting Into.” night or early Thursday. They tinued with the ace of hearts imd BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home Davidson, David Evans, Robert takes the ace of hearts and caush- Damage spis done to the left Today, the Darlcos, who live report that nothing else vtis a third heart. Unfortunately, taken. Police from Colchester Owner for 84 YEARS. For a complete FREE Evans (a graduating senior), es the ace of spades to take the side of a car belonging to Rita on Bolton Rd. in Vernon, have East could not ruff h ig^ r than State Police Troop are investi Janet Fontana, Philip Isleib, second trump out of dummy. Ceil of 95 Glenwood St. in the expanded their sheep bell into INSPECTION of your home by a Termite Con the dummy. gating. There was an attempt Allison Kuehl, Stephen Moor- Then West defeats the contract parking lot at Purnell PI. The a collection of more than 200 trol Expert, supervised by the finest technical South promptly drew trumps bo break into the restaurant house, Douglas Pastel, Jeffrey with the jack of hearts. woman told police that she had different types of bells. staff, phone our nearest local office: and made his contract. “ It made made several weeks ago, the Sapienza, Robin Sapienza, Cyrus Maybe that African country parked the car in the lot at 9 The smalledt bell they own South vulnerable,” West reports, Paul Roberts say. Stevens and Christine Utting. in the morning and that when “ but that's nothing to what it has room for two bridge play will fit nicely on an adult’s There will be 14 graduating she came back at noon found made East. Is murder really a ers. thumb nail. seniors from St. Mary’s Church Dally “ Big Hand For Th* FOR BIDS ;C9saLYioiittSse»: l' BOLTON • M ^ U n O D s Little Lady” BOARD OF EDUCATION CHICKEN KMC ANSFIEL 01Z Shown First Each Night BOLTON, CONN. VCT.8i-M.wmiMawfacaiK. I K W M a i p e M i Sealed proposals for the fol lowing items will be received by Esriy Bird Show »OOoQQQ|^QoOOO Except Fri. and Sat. HOME OF Top'Fidi # Top Adventure the Superintendent of Schools, ‘Klvis’ 10:20, 8:25 Philip C. Llguori, at the office of the Board of Education, Bol reg. to $9.00 II Wed 1st Run Futures DMFOSABU ton High School, Bolton, Conn., You Be The An Color Show! until 4 p.m. Monday, July 11, Complete 1966. Caterer" FM CE INCLUDES DELUXE D-PC. Bids will be opened by the SET OF CLEANIN6 ACCESSORIES! Board o f Elducation in the high 419 MAIN ST.—NEXT TO PIZZA KING Now Available! school library at 8:30 pxn. Mon day. July 11, 1966. FINE QUALITY RIGHT FROM OUR OWN STOCK THE A a NEW Bid items: 1) Fuel , * 3 9 ' 2) Milk Includes Famous SANDLER O f Boston Imports s a t u r d a y -s u n d a y s p e c i a l 3) Industrial Arts Equipment BANQUET ROOM 4) Audio-Visual Equipment HEAVENLY FRIED CHICKEN DINliER $1.00 Per Week 6) Musical Instruments Sizes 5 to 10—AA and B in a wide variety REG. ^10.77 Four pieces of Chicken, French Fries, Dinner Roll, AT 6) Physical Education Equip Cole Slaw, Cranberry Sauce. All for ment 7) Classroom Furniture of Styles and Colors... FOR PAIR ^ _ T O A in n s ^ "Keith's Has Been Your Head ONE STOP SHOPPING 8) Library Shelving COB4PANION FEATURE 9) Duplicating Equipment CHICKEN - N ■ BUCKET...... $ 2 .7 5 e Pnrchaaes inspected before WILLIE’S 10) Bookkeeping Machine quarters For National Brands dellveiy! 10 pieces Chicken, 4 Rolls, Cranberry Sauce 11) Photocopying Equipment BRING IN A Steak House e ALL financing by Keiths! 12) Steno Laboratory CHtCKOd - N . BARREL ... .. $3.25 s We’ll come to your home 13) CJalculators 16 pieces Chicken only /■or Over 66 Years!" COPY OF THIS Acemnmodations For 150 People For I and advise! 14) Addressograph, Orapho- JUMBO HEAVENLY Phone 643-4159 e Terms to plenfe! type FRIED CHICKEN DINNER ...... $1.65 Weddings—Banquets—Private Parties Specifications for the Items AD AND SAVE listed can be obtained at the of-l| 6 pieces Chicken, French Fries, 2 Rolls, Cole Slaw, CrsnbeRy Sauce I — Featuring — floe of the Board of Education, F2.00 ON THE PAIR SN A C K P A C ...... 85c • ^^^Sl^^l^.^^'^*****®**** MMi Bolton High School, Bolton, a pieces Chicken, French Pries, RoU, Cranberry Sauce Air Purified! Conn., on or after t ^ date. ^ c m a ra F ^ h • W ^to-W aD Gaipetingl eiih Furniiitrt: The right to accept any bid IDEAL FOR: Unexpected Guests, Church Functions, Civic Groups, Pkrtiei^ or reject any or aH bids is re Picnics, Fishing and Hunting Parties, Busy M otho's, Lunches. • ftivate Cocktail•tailLoungn! awong • P ^ te Bride’s Room! served by the Board of Educa JIKirMTiVMJMn ALWAYS FAST, EFFICTENT, COURTEOUS TAKE-OUT SERVICE MANCHESTER tion if deemed necessary for INC. • Dance Floorl 1 1 1 ) M A I N ST CALL AHEAD 646-0176 ' Stewart Granger the best IntA-est of the town of MANCHESTER PARKADE 443 HARTFORD ROAD Mickey Bsoney Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Opposite the Bennet Jnnlor High Selioid on Lower (Sowtfa End> Blaln Street Bolton. MANCHESTER, CONN. Starts Wed., June Utk 444 Center St, Manchester— 649-5271 Board of Education # 0f04 WED.. THURS. & HUDAY NIGHTS TO 9:00 F.M. # PLENTY OF FREE PARKING OPEN AT 11 A JM. d a i l y —SUNDAYS AT 10 A.M. "BIG HAND FOB f r e e M A IN S T . p a r k i n g OR IN OUR LOT NEXT TO THE ^ R E Bolton, OorniecUout A LmX^.LkDTr* »m a 8. lOM '.j V. --f
P A G E F I V E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, JUNE 10^ 1966 liANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, OONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 10, ^ iT A G B F O U B Rules Out Bitterness Concordia Plans vlted by the Cohnribla Women’s durlnlg a program at 8 pjn. to- G rvyyf'la X 6^5n i1srt1* .. ■ ' ------I— ------. % C o u n t r y Republican Chib to hear A. morrow. Hie local rink was i J U U m IT Picnic Sunday Searle Plnney, state central represented by six &wt pfaice cpmmlttec chairman, at 8 lun. winnens in the dance deihy last Concordia Lutheran Church Juiia 22 at Teomaa’a HaU in month. There were many local Lightning Strikes Thrice^ Parkhlll-joyce Scranton Reveals Reasons will have Its annual picnic Tilley Resigns to Head seooisl placa wiimeni also. Coiun^iiB. The local party Sunday at 3 p.m. on toe church CMsena Band Women’s Oid> has also received Much Damage Results grounds. All organizations of MAIN Sr.. MANCHGSTER F School Services Center a similar invitation. There will ’the Citizens Band Oub, N a Flower Shop than Hale Monitors, meet at Frank Gakeler, P roprietor the church are participating in Tbe hoard oT education ac- froatanaa legtoJator refreah- 1 ighftiring struck three walL Engine Company 3 and ^ 1:30 Pin. Sunday in the Nathan 601 M AIN ST., MANOTffifflPESB For Political Retirement the event. William Demko is bomea M SoaOi Windsor earty (N eS to Hartford Natkmal picnic chairman. Hale Ootmnunity Center. After EDITOR’S NOTE — A week run but he wouldn’t. I was never continued. “But the other mod- Mf>ted the *tS »^ ^ m itte e , A ll GOP men and women are About 2 ann., kghftmng struck Bank) ____ _ The Men’s Club is arranging a short business meeting there this moratng, aetUng fire to ago, Gov. William W. Scranton clear as to what Richard Nixon crates could and would have to lirtendent at Schools WUson I*, p ^ jj^ ncords, offldnls, munld- expected to notify Mrs. A . the electiic power panel and • m es—WB q e u v e b • for food, soft drinks and coffee; lU ley tost night and then ac- p^jm^s and miscellaneous, as Harry W. Olsen, town commlt- wHl be a sodel hour and re- some outholMlngiB and dam- ruined wiring in the home of Phones: 6 4 ^ 7 8 1 of Pennsylvania announced his was doing.” to stay alive politically. So I fSeahments. the Golden Age Club and Lu eepted him as director of the as heii^ a member of the tee vice cj^rmsui, or Mrs. Don- agliig eledtcic equil>Bunt. Fred XMhmd, 366 Olton Dr. permanent retirement from The anti-GoMwatar Republi- was the mam. I knew I had no theran Christian Women’s So U ohb O nb elective office. In this revealing caiu were now in oomplet dis- chance but I had to act as proposed federaUy fliwnced An- sub-cbmmlttee -> ®" *’*8*'tS '*P' ” Hot dogs, hamburgers, cas We feature Accutron* H A B R I^ U K ^ , ‘I was terribly disturbed by Then came the bitter conven- U s n w jiib was not available H »n > ’* name will be presw ^ Finney’s talk will rdate to Local pubHe seboote oom to About 11 pm. yederda.y a seroles. salads, cakes and other earty Monday for In-service W *» aprend toom thecoop to parttaBy in the Cmmoctlcut tGqv. Willi^ ^ W . B o r jn ^ has Ooldwater’s vote,” Scranton tion and Scranton was swamped ^ the (W P -victory in 1966.” desserts will be served at 5 staJ* ineetlnga: Coventry a garage and wan moving to a R t y ^ ^ e a r the BtoBeH Bridge, Mantn)^ the doOT active pbl- g^ys. “Strangely enough, Gen. on the first ballot. Later, he Awarded Grant the most accurate p.m. ’There will be softball, last week by the^boaid of direc- 'T o ^ ^ com m it^ is formu- gg ^ George~ Hersey storage I—*M*ng when Com- up. As firemen arrived. itics mora^ghtly tranany men Eisenhower called me that day campaigned for Goldwater. Was Miss Mary Jo Oow-les, daugh badminton, relay races and card and2andLadd«and Ladder Com/- xt had been reported by Wlnd- Bince Sheimaji tout not, jjjy to GoWwater’s it painful? tim epiece ter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman games before the supper. pany 1 arrived. Because there gor pottoe. Blste, becwMe^ • are on the dean’s list at O o l^ Accutron’s tuning fork much less important than the nual picric tVs w'eek at Wick ucatlon Act. wlH eventually as- omit rtieeUngfi unW September, ia at 0 a.m. Ji ®*** *tiel oU near the ga- junior CbUege, New London, N. But Scranton, In.iui Interview Obviously, Scranton^^was say- NEW CYANAMID OFFER replaces the outdated bal wlth The Aesoclatid Press, de- ing, someone had to be ^hosen two-party system. ham Park. The scholarship is dst Ooventiy and surrounding Pn^T«nuntolr..W?a» I«r the t irpaiinntni and ^^DODov ****• ^ bumed U the H. They are Miss Pamela Bam- - - U,,.. W ALLINGFO RD (AP) — towns with the problem of emo- year include club attendance ance wheel that's found in all nied any feeling of bitteniess or for self-sacrifice and lose Ws “It was not personaUy painful g^ven aimuaiy to toe child or of Lacol 436, Intema- ^ heavily damaged structure. The ingham, daughter of Mr. and grandchild of a meml^jr upon tlonally, mentally and physical- at boafd meetings throughout watches. Stop by so we can tell you eense of having been stabbed in head in the cause of the moder- _but it was mentally difficult. I Uonal Chemical Workers Union, had trouble avoiding subjects on recommendation of the scholar |y handicapped chHdren. toe year relative to, local gov- ssrrcrr^-s-ped to project in 1964, jnotion______was filed to "avoid fur- Monroe, Conn., town clerk, died The class will have Its final of Andover, Bolton, and Coven- of Bolton received the next perior Court BuUdlng, to riect • Accounting eaid he la quitting active jxjHUcs jjjg). legal entanglements.’ at his home here Thursdey session Wednesday. Plans are 'Choose it shdl shaped and sleeveless try by the Coventry Republican highest number of votes, al- a candidate tor county sheriff. • Secretarial to sjjend. more time with his spokesman for Dlri. Atty. night. being made for a fall class. Women’s Chib at a moeUng this though Mrs- Wintorop Richard- The Democratic town com- • General Butdness Blake, 63, moved to Florida Those Interested may call the with jewel or mock turtle neck. Of ,veek. aoi* Wrights Mill Road. Cov- mittee meets at 8 pjn. Tuesday family. Henry Wade said; “The district • General Secretarial a year ago, after 18 years In Cerebral Palsy office, 125 Trum /Iteip, who has completed a entry, had toe largest number in toe Town HaU on R t 8L He said he had never intended attorney’s office takeil the atti- • Transfer Programs cool, comfortable Chemstrand Actlonwear toe Monroe post. He was em bull St., Hartford. • Job Preparatory Programa term ae one of two of Coventry's of votes for her total three en- Skating Show _ to make politlca a career, never tude that the court will overrule ployed in an industrial pl^nt at • Free Placement Service representattves to toe state leg- trlea. A A o w of charaptoai of tlw had presidential ambitions and toe motion.’’ nylon knit that never wrinkles, drips toe time of his death- BIRD CLEANS TREE ’TRUNKS • Approved for Veterans Mlatuie, served on toe General Plnney Speaking roller skaiUng deihy will be fea- thought seven "Intensive” years U. S. Supreme Court Justice Survivors include his widow, AUCKLAND, New Zealand '— • Summer Term, June 20th dry to stay fresh. Whiteilshdl pink, sky blue, Law OommlXtoe and toe Fish The C o ven try Republican tured during exUiblttoiin at in public service — two as a Hugo Black denied a defense • Fall Classes, ^pt,-12th Juanita, two sons and his fath The rifleman, New Zealand’s and Gama OomnAttee. A s a Town Committee haa been in- Rayh RoUeir Rink on Lake 3 t congressman, one in the State plea for a postponement of toe Deportmenlt and four as gover- sanity trial, scheduled Monday- er, Eugene R. Blake of Monroe. smallest bird and found only in Co-Educational sun yellow, green haze, navy, shrimp Funeral services will be held this nation, deans trees of mi nor _ iwero enough. As gover- The Texas Court of Criminal 183 Ann St., Hartford and brown. 34 to 40. ^ nor, he leaves U s dark, heavily Appeal| ordered May 16 that in Daytona Beach Saturday, nute insects and larvae hidden 622-2261 oak-panriled office on Jan. 17, R u ^ ’s present mental state be with builal in Mionroe. in trunks and branches. Ineligible by law to succeed Umself. Sportswear, Main Floor As to toe events of 1964, where late in toe game he became toe last hope of toe anti-Goldwater SERVICE Republicans against toe con servative Goldwater and now appears resigned to becoming GARDENS an historical footnote, Scranton HAS ’Em! expressed a reluctance to “ re hash” them. But at a reporter’s MAIN. STREET—MANCHESTER iiBA A M ve t U Air toi c Ac c i» urging, he did discuss those PUNTS events aad, during the Inter- THEY ARE FRGW TM! GRO^M^ TO YOU Tiew, said much he has never said before. He said the only lingering re gret he had about 1964 was that he failed to go through with a planned statement in April com pletely withdrawing from the 20“ DELUXE PORTABLE VALUES presidential race- D eliciou s! peppermint stripes "It w«fld,” he said, “have BREEZE BOX FAN hem a more honest approach and I would have felt better . moM eoellaq pewar par doRor Beat sizzling heat. Be cool and comfortable in Just a inattev about It. Another moderate might lave surfaced although on AmeJ* jersey casuals REG. of minutes. Bradford, h i^ speed fans, draw the hot ah ooL that remains duubthd.” o Fihre9lnl2-ipeed nA}lmldkj or save you iuon, - • - M - $JC.88 Scranton thought he was being J1UUUU9 encouraged to run. The next day by Lady Carol • LboglaMSng Wfed eifan^ fiid li ,AU. MOTORS GUARANTIED, he went to Cleveland for the now-famous governor’s confer o ^gidiweEi^da97maKn7,THni9t^ 1JIB wtelcfy K>R 5 FUa YEARS ence. He was all set to announce Ma candidacy on a television reRENNIAU BEDDING PLANTS show that day. "But toen I got that famous telephone call,” says Scranton, IHARDV PtANIS) 'CHARGE-IT’...NO MONEY DOVIN...I.25 WEEKLY "in whito Gen. Elsenhower said 69c 5" Pots — 3 for be was not part of any cabal .1.99, Primrose IM - against Goldwater. I knew then PACK he would hot come to Cleveland phiniinn, Colnmbinfi^ to en^rse me. I knew then that Daisies, Phkix, P- IMPERIAL' X was dead. pies, Lu V," Packs ♦2 " I figured I ’d have to die fast. pine, R oA Garden 20” PORTABLE FAN Bo I died on that TV show that W e make gardening eM h r and more pleasant with pro- day. I wish-washed all over the Plants and many, grown qnaUty plaatOT'Agermtinn, Alyssam, Aster, Snaps, place and said things like I many more. LobeUa, Totenla, Tianlaa, Marigoida, Gomphrenla, Salvia, ■ i todn’t really differ so.inucb with Dqldla and nmay others. Bold black or red stripes on Goldwater. Anyway, I got dead. “At toe moment, the RepUUi- cool, easy-care Amel* Headquarters for dom- can govemors in Cleveland RHODODENDRON SPEGIAU plete line of SCOTTS though) the cause of the moder jerseys . . . wonderful PRODUCTS. ates was dead. So did RockefeH- Reg. $3.95. NOW $ I wearables for your on-the- — Also — er. But toen suddenly George — Gov. George C. Romney of A n eyes on Hubbard HaU, Asgrow, iMlchigan — denounced Gold- go life. They always look Conn. Nurserymen Lawn water and said his nomination 1.2 5 W M U f fresh, never wrinkle. STURDY P01TED TOMATO PiANTS Fmrtilixar, Ortho, Or- would )>e diaastooua for toe par IN R .O ¥ f» 15e.20e M di gano, Ete. ty. We spent the next two day* the girl in a JANTZEN trying to persuade George to FLAT GROW N TOMATOES .... d o i . 5 9 e H&H Lawn DELUXE 20“ • Baby nabhutR ii A. Jewel necked shift with Food...... 50 Ihs. 2.44 dodlrtik (Covers 5000 sq. ft.) two pretty patch pockets. of smooth-fit LYCRA* VEGETABLE PLANTS 1NDOW FAN • Poweihi 2kpeed H&H Gardm «.,H n dl sin wiadbws 29^ to 3T wMa nMiorii to 5 f d liaegoIgdB B. Sleeveless shift with and a Jantzen. These two beautiw are designed See ITa F w Lawn Seed a Powerfeitepeed leienflileintil* • Baked CBhkndi round flat collar, slit pock* in Lycra* for light, firm control that dries frame MANCHESTER EVENING H E^LD » MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 IA9E $By¥N T , ,.,4. geant of the Wolfhounds, Hugh Tr|-»||*»w|g| meeUng and the regular voter O’RetUy, now sui executive in XAAAltttlU. ’ 'I Bolton making -SbSsion will be held ‘Wolfhounds’ in Viet Nam the Bank of Hawaii, Honolulu. Tuesday, rattier than Wednes He has six children of his own. French Dpals with Reds day, because both the select Every year, the Wolfhounds Town Gets * [good rich men’s clerk and the toWn clerk Sponsor Orphanage Purchase of School Site bring several of the Osaka or- Inate problenw whidh hamper are delegates to the GOP pro Are ‘Strictly Business’ W, Va., commanding oHicer of phans to Hawaii at Oiristmas the treatmenr of sewage. bate convenUon on the June IS. By BABnST TUOKMAN From East Hartford Setipots Two engineering firms' have IdARK LORI the Wolfhounds 1st Battalion. time, and send two “ soldiers Town Discussing with Ellington PARIS (AP) — Two national spokesman said were parUy Goes to Town on Monday BomsiNO Ciulse Asaeeiated Press ’Writer acting Shakespeare InsUtutA Unlvfr- surveyed the plant and proposed controlled by “ diplomaUc fac SMAli'* MEDIUM OU Viet Nam (AP)— “I can’t really explain it. It’s of the year” to the orphanage Robert E. Bralrton, ized French firms have made Bomarco, town couples’ dub, can, city of Birmlngliam,, I»|lali4. methods o f eliminating the tors.” He said the company I and LARGE IXIADS A special town meeting will Une with the sdhool board’s ex '(Dear soldier,” the letter read, Just the spirit o f the Wolf- to play Santa Cilaus. superintendent o f the East will go cruising down the river Hollywood made a movie Hartford school system, ha* ac- H* was a mitbright award win problems. big business deals with the So wasn’t losing money on these convene Monday at 8 p.m. at pressed desire to form a cam- “A n you fine? 1 am fine. Sol- hounds.” Swap of Dump, Sewer Services CALL AFTER 5 P.M. on a Sunday evening June 36, about the orphans In the mid- cepted the - appointment o f *u- ner and a membar of Uia s p t k - The board o f representatives viet Union and Red China re routes but refused to give profit the Community Hall to see If elementary sdiool i^^ying the Ckimmunlty Hall at dlers, win the war. Goodbye.” Mooney, father of five chil 643-7172 s. perintendent of schools In Tol- aria Uet at the American Kmhome run more than doubled since they Deam of Coronado, Calif. side of toe plane. There were no attended Temple University, any questions that may arls* site; of an agreement provisions o f the program by a nickel a plants in Bristol and Meriden. Norwich Free Academy and is Moscow may provide the occa Toomey La. The .'town would years if used by 50,000 to 75,000 Vepresent a major effort to ex for Crockett. went into combat here. The founder, and stlU a strong injuries. Passengers were the University of Rochester, on the spot rather thth to de- between the two towns will also mUe, if a clof/.r site than that The 1,100,000-square foot plant attending Wlllimantic State Col sion to announce more such con have a right-oLway from Mancheeter Evening Herald people, he says. The figure* ploit Communist markets which "It’s amanlng,” says Lt. Col. guldtog light, of toe orphanage placed on other flights after a university of OonneeUcut, Co- pend Oft eefiding Oiein in bjT be on the agenda. presently used Is found. to combine the plants of Nejv lege where he is a senior ma tacts. Toomey La. Poetponement Bolton eorreapoodeat, Cleme- I were supplied by state officials, Air France now flies between have disappointed many French Harlan Mooney: Ravenawood, fund is a reUred master ser- delay of about 3H hours. lumbia University, and the mall. Mayor McCusker noted that, Meanwhile, a problem at the Departute-Hyatt Bearings Divi joring in education. Ihe proposed purchase Is in The aelectmen’s mid-month writ Young, 645-S96L who have approved the pro Paris and Warsaw and Paris businessmen since the push “ if anything happens and we Vernon filtration plant is s Mt sions of O-M is scheduled to No date has been annoiuiced posed dump. and Moscow on schedules a started two or three years ago. One of the remaining bar are required to expand our fil tie doeer to being solved. Ill* open in the spring of lOM. for the wedding.
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 P AG E N lN k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1 0 ,196« fAGEVBSm with John Holtz, oigranist that week — National Flag Church, Pitkin St. The event la W eek. USY Will Seat Grzyb to Give open to the public. .A freewill o f Center Congregational (Jhurch, Heurttord. u e s E n DRue over troubled areas in our airplanes and Events in Capital Merlyn N. Trued has resigned offering wifi be taken. Ulmirlr^Btrr Miss Alexander Organ Recital The program will feature the PARK ADC beUoopters, leaving him to contend on as assistant secretary of the erlng In its overwhdming music of Pachelbel, Bach, 9,000 TASTE BUDS EACH the ground' with persistent armed ha More Computers Treasury for international af OPEN Jftralik weight of resources and M iss Beverly Alexander, Walter Orsyb, organist cmd Brahms, Wright, Franck and CHICAGO — You have about WASHINGTON (AP) — The fairs, and will become senior r:45 A.M; to 10 P.M. rassment.’’ w ealth ." daughter of Mr. and Mrs. director of music at Center Gigout. 9,000 taste buds on your tongue ftiternal Revenue Service ia ■vice president of toe Central m»Br!nS5am i^ ^^W C. Bere at last, then, is the final oon- “Once the jieoples of Europe Grzyb has studied organ with —246 buds to a bump in a young l« aiMtU i»r«i» ■Baking more and more use of National Bank of Cleveland, George Gorsky of 177B E. Mid- Congregational Church, will pre fsasion that all our original hopes move toward a sense of Unity, Frederic Werner and PhiHp person, under 100 in an old per iCadtMrter. Ooii.___. computers but its director says Ohio, die Tpke., win be Installed pres- sent an organ r^ ta l Sunday at about resolving the situation in Viet then this sense of disparity, this TVeggor and is currently study- son. Ib e tax collecting agency won’t The Federal National Mort- ident of United Synagogue 8 pm. at Concordia Ivuthetan Read Herald Ads* nam through all the possibilities short sense of being smaller and hav g;age Association reduces toe Youth of Tunple Beth Sholom »-»r8aasi.«i ______tat the machine become its mas- of open and full land warfare^ by unlim tar. in g few er resources 'wUl tend to price it will pay for govern tonight at 8:15 at toe Sabbath puidMMd Breiy Brwitef Except Sondara ited mmtbers of American troops have disappear,” be added in an in ment-insured mortgages and at aed^Says.^totered aT tt^ort Wtee irt "The madiina will be the aeiN Eve Service at tha templa, terview taped in ' Washingrton. toe same tirae increases the SuichaaUr. Oooa., aa Second Claaa Hall now gone by the board. Training the nt of our professionals,” IRS Howard Pearl of Hartford, re Hatter. . with toe Brltiah Broadcasting interest rate on participation gional first vice president of South Vietnamese themselves has not roctor Sheldon S.^Oohen toM a E Oorp. certificates it is selling tois United Synagogue Youth, is in aOlSCRlFITOH^TES been enough. That, plus the ferocious conference on toe Impact of PayaMa la Aftvaaoa month. stalling officer. raging of American air power up and Domputera of toe Tax Practice. LBJ M e^ Senators William L Green Jr., former Others to be installed are down the countryside, has not been Three Hontlia ...... f.*® Tha return of every taxpayer WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi North Carolina newspaper edi Jo^ua Wind, son of Rabbi and One H o^ h ...... enough and the establishment of ■aere chedied by computers this dent JMinson met for about 1% tor who joined the public affairs Mrs. Leon Wind, first vice pres 6 - H B in n CR OF _ great secure American bases has not ar for mathematical errors. hours Thursday night with staff of toe National Aeronaut ident: Don Segal, eon of Mr. THE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS Ib a Aaaodated Preee la exdualyely entlQed been enough. The day when, in addition Cart year, IRS hopes to subject chairm an o f 16 Senate com m it ics and Space Administration and Mrs. Ely Segal, second vice to the uae U republlcatkm ot all newa 4i** to all these, 100,000 American troops, or every Individual tax return to a tees. Tha WUta House oonfer- two years ago, is named president; Miss Pamela Siegal, patchea credited to It n
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ies; Tuesday, sloppy Joe, vege state last week declined by 668 Robeita B. Gorton wffl conduct Jobless Oaims to the 13-yeer low o f 11,822. South Windsor a party enroUm^t session. table, cherry crisp with topping; CD Alarm Test tontine' Convention on Jtme *7 Wednesday, sausage links, During the conwq>ondlng period the loss as high as 25 per cent in Class Presents There aire about 1,350 voters The CIva DefMise Warn MAYTAG nviles to tiie northwest, hurled development plan, the semloflH Democrats Meet at 8 p-m. at the Glastonbuxy mashed pt^toes, gravy, vege Continue Drop last year, statewide claims to some of the moet teeming, un- in town now unafflUated who ing System wlQ sound again tear gas grenades to break up cial paper AI Aluun^ Reported Wills Country Oub. table, cottage pudding with top taled 19,150. dernourithed countries. Musical on TV U&R Asking Zone Change are eligible to ]<#n either party. at 11 ojn. tomorrow, in a Unemployment compeneaUoii . New Haven led the Otate last efforts by about 200 students to today. To Pick Hogan Only party members mny vote ping, bread and butter; Thurs claims filed in Mlanchester last WASHERS Al Ahram said Nasser had FAO experts have been mak regular Seturday opemtloo. week with 1,897 claims, and was The talks grew out of a broad set up makeshift barricades in Mrs, Oeo livtagstone’s Kin 1 nprimaries or caucuses to se day, manager’s choice; Friday, week hit still another record received , a ^wclal message ing reoommendatione for years Manchester’s 13 Democrathi Visitors Leave BUUon A qteady, three-minute followed by Brtdgeport with VM) Jakarta Talks agreement in Bangkok, Thai the downtown area. lect candidates to run for politi fish sticks, potato puffs, tartar low, and those filed throughout from Soviet Premier Alexei N. on ways to reduce these losses. dergarten dass at Robertson For Avery St. Property blast will be sounded to 1,335. Far behind in fifth place land, last week to end the war The incident took place after delegates to the Hartford Couiu NEW TOKK — In 1»M the cal offices. sauce and catsup, buttered spin the state hH the lowest figure JAKARTA, IndMiesia (AP) — more than 1,500 persona Kosygin Informing him of the But this wotdd require huge ex School will present the first of test the town’s sirens. The was New Britain with 519. and set up regular direct con penditures to modernize tran» ty Sheriff’s ConvemtlOTi wlU Join United States became the first The planning and awiing oom- .^•The zone change is being Square Danes ach, ice cream, bread and but since October 1953, accordhig DRYERS A Wgh MaJaysiaii o*ficial !s en marchc^ through Colon in a fu Soviet government’s decision to two scenes of their murieal ter. Milk is served with all three steam whistles at Memchester was in the 15th tacts between Jakarta and Ku port and storage facilities. with the delegates from the oth nation ever to earn $1 bUUon indesion will hold a public hear- asked by the U&R Housing to a report Isued by the State foute t» Jakarta for ftirliier neral procession for two stu approve the credit, which Nas The Soiith Windsor Square Case Bros., Cheney Mills g p o t among the state’s 20 offices. ala Lumpur Malaysia’* capi er 12 towns of the county tomor In a single year flrom foreign adaptation of ‘TtooccWo" Mon Corp., devel(^>ers o f residential meals. Labor Department, SKI'. dents WUed in rioting last Mon ser requested during Kosygin’s tog Tuesday at 8 p.m. on an ap Dance taub wlU hold an open and Lytiall and Foukla will talks on ending Indonesia’s un- tal. KHr-I-FJt BT IKAIN row, at 2 p.m. at the Haitford Wsitots. The MM Hgwe wa« day at 4 p.m. on the Ranger subdivisiona. dance tonight at the Wapping Local claims totaled 270 for day. visit to Egypt last nionth. plication for change of zone, also be sounded. Beclared ■war on Malaysia. Hilton Hotel, to nominate Pat J1.1 Mtiioh: hi 1066 it was atxNit Ajidy Show *’> S' 'i?' .Si
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Men., Tmm., Wad. 4 M .9:80AM Ie 9:10NI IN coNNEenctn* - IN NEW YORK IN MASSACHimm Thuieday ...... 9:30 AM to 10KM PM * RtVnSIN a STAMFORD * NORWALK • HAMDEN a PORT CHBTMt a RIOMRD HIUI a NORTHAMPTON Saturday ...... 9dW AM to lOdW PM * WATOtRURY* • RROOKPIILR • MANCHESTER a m n n u • kinrston FACE THIRTEEN : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE ,10, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 196g PAGE TWELVE HaiTK CAPSBlESl r}S% quiem alt the CSiurch o< the As- Raft Journey Hal B oyle by HUiael------A. Feiti,--- H A I —i sumptton. The Rev. Ernest J. Lightning Strikes Lopes Finds Satisfaction in Peace Corps Coppa was cedetorant. Paul 'what MOOT COMMON Obituary tilghtning dtnick twice Delayed by ChoWat was organist. Burial CAU$E OF MCKMHB THAT last night in town, but at $20 Billion Salvatore Lopee, who left was in St. James’ Cemetery. HIT^ VOU MOPBMU/ when different placee, to keep the nearly two years ago for a H. MeDowidl 8r. Father Coppa read the com YOU TWIOT OR PENP 2 Town Fire Department busy H igh W inds tour with the Peace Oorpe ta JanwB HapoW Miaxxwea Sr^ Is Spent on mittal service. in the early morning hours. Liberia after graduating from 70, «( i06A BJuefleW Dr., died Bearers were Joseph Botticel PADUCAH, Ky. (AIP) — Fif Lincoln University, in Peiuisyl- Shortly after 2 this mom- Open p : : y ^ i d a y at Mancheeter Me- li. Patrick Bonomo, Louis _Pon- teen ooUet^ coeds waited in vania, will be returning home ticelK, Domenic Pontlcelli, Ray- Igg the fire trucks went out U.S. Journeys motial !Hoapital. Cairo, Bl., today for caJmer ■oon to continue hie education. Mr. McDowell waa bom in mond POnticeUi and Donald to answer a call at 25 Marl lOtolO on Dr., and several hours NEW YORK (AP) —.Things s winds and water for the second Lopes, whose parents live at T^taachester, July 5, 1895, the ponticelli. 48 Spruce St., Is scheduled to SMI ot Roibert and Maggie Asken ------later they answered a call columnist might never know If .day of tiieir 900-mile raft Jour at 27 Hackmatack St. to. finish his two-year tour this McDowell, and was a lifelong Mrs. Florence C. Fuller he didn’t open his mall: ney to New Orleans, La. month. He plans to travel to resident o< this town. He was a Funeral services for Mrs. Flor- put out a fire at a garage Man, if you’re looking for a Their craft, the Rosebud Hop- there. Italy and Sprain during July maintenance man at Pratt and gnce C. Fuller, formerly of marriage partner, there are a son, was escorted to port late and August w-ith other Peace Whitney, Division of United Air- Manchester, were held yester- Department officials say Thursday night in Cairo near both fires came as a result lot of veterans available. The Corps volunteers staUonad with craft Corp., East Hartford, re- ja y at Watkins-West Funeral the junction of the Ohio and him in Liberia before return of the severe lightning nation iww has some 8% million Mississippi rivers after a 60- tlrii* in 1061. He was a World Home. 142 E. Center St. The ing to Manchester Aug. 23. early this morning. mile trjp hampered by winds War I Army veteran. He was a Hev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- widows and more than 2 million ■il i S IfeVif member of S t Mary’s Episcopal tor of South Methodist Church, divorcees. A OTRAIN OF THE LWAMENT? and choppy water on the Ohio. According to his mother, he officiated. Burial was in East Windham; Mrs. Donna Waller, Forget any dreams you have OP ONE OR MORE OF THE Their departure was uncer Church. MANV $M Aa JOINTS IN plans to enter a college in Ver SiHVlvors Include his wife, 26H Knighton St.; Mrs. Hazel of discovering a valuable pearl tain, marking the second delay Cemetery . YOUR b a c k , m i ' \9 mont in September to study Mrs. Blanch Northrup McDow Bearers were friends of the McGary, Ondover; Ray Fke, in a restaurant oyster. Pearls WMETHIN^S LIKE on the trip aboard the 15-by-39 for an advanced degree. ell; two sons, James H. McDow family. 115 Waddell Rd. found in that kind of Wvalve A OTRAINEP ANKLE. foot wooden raft, supported by In a letter to The Herald, ell, Jr. of East Hartford and DISCHARGED TODAY: Rog aren’t of gem quality, and have oil drums with a supersturcture Lopes indicated that his Peace John T. McDowell of Manches er Doucet, 197 Brook St., Wap- nothing but curiosity value. f*«asnartiin topside. Corps tour has been an enrich ter; a daughter, Mrs. Voyle ping; Edmund Wrubel, BoUot The mightiest appetite on Trouble with the eteerlng Hospital Notes ing and stimulating experience C r o ^ of New Haven; two sis Lake Hotel, Bolton; Mrs. Edna earth belongs to the sperm mechanism brought a 2%-lwur loving their parents; as they but that his expectations of the ters; Mrs. Gladys Beeny and visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Kastauskas, 4 Mintz Court; Bar whale. He sieves down a toi a delay in departure from Padu grow older they judge them; Peace Corps' influence on Mrs. Herbert Rielon, both of In all areas excepting mater bara McAlpine, 28 Marion Dr.; day of plankton, microscopic cah. Manchester: five grandchildren soroeUmes they forgive them.” Kpaiyea, Liberia, have been only nity where they are 2;S0 to 4 Steven Da^s, 37 Mill St.; Mrs. forms of sea life. SEE AMER The crew includes 16 coeds and two great-grandchildren. “somewhat satisfied.” pjn. and 7 to 8 p.m. and pri Frieda Kleinschmidt, 54 Fair- ICA FIRST: Our people spent and new graduates of Hollins -3<. » ' Fiineral services will be held vate ro^ns where they cue 10 HeW St.; John Wyse, Somers; between 320-25 billion last year CoUege, a college for girls at Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at St Lopes receives satisfaction a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors are re John McCurry, Oolonlal Rd., on vacation and business trips Roanoke. Va. The captain is Mary’s Episcopal Church. The within the country. About half About Town Gordcm W. Cooper, a river man knowing he has helped some — What will her A part of the wall, used as protection quested not to smoke in pa Bolton; Mrs. Emelia Ulrich, 14B youngsters obtain an education A young villager Rev. John D. H i^ es, senior as the family trips and two thirds retired after 36 years on the for the town during the tribal wars, tients’ rooms. No more than Garden Dr.; Mrs. Sandra Ruth Circle of Emanuel future be? sistant, will officiate. Burial will of the business trips were —the ’Ttey to opportunity” in two visitors at one time per Cramp. East Hartford; Mrs. Church wlU meet Monday at Mississippi. is more than 100 years old. be in Veteran’s Field, East round-trip joimieys of less than Also on board are two cabin that ooimtiry—^but stresses that patient. Jane Morlarty, 19 Cushman Dr.; 6:30 p.m. for a potluck at the most children don’t receive a Cemetery. 200 miles. boys to aid in heavy chores and Richard LaFleur,. East Hart home of Mrs. Kenneth Bensen, and are responsible for some of Friends may call at the Patients Today: 274 Don’t ever jump out of an air a television cameraman for a formal education. ford; Mrs. Agnes Chartier, Lau 257 Ludlow Rd. The event will the changes. The village is Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main plane in flight without a para Paducah television station. 3? rel Manor, Chestnut St.; Sheryl be held rain or ^ine. Members "I came to help the young cleaner now than ever.” St., tonight from 7 to 9. ADMITTEID YESTEJROAY: chute. It’s illegal and violates ■ A calliope recording blaring Levi, 94 Spruce St.; Mrs. Mary are reminded to bring steak, sters to have the opportunity 'The family si^gests that those Mrs. Freda ArchacW, W. safety standards set by the Fed out river songs escorted the He li.sted changes that have Wallace, 44 Willard Rd.; May silverware and china. to go to school and learn some wishing to do so make memorial FrankMn Park, Rockville; Mrs. eral Aviation Agency. Rosebud Hopson as she began occurred as a result of the Marilyn Barile, 19 Elssex St.; Kdhoe, Tolland; Abraham Nil- thing that would add to their contributions to a Book of Re CLEAN-UP: Justice of the her maiden voyage, after being Corps: "Cow dimg Is no longer Mrs. Martha Bassett, Rt. 83, sen, RPD 2, Rockville; Lynwood general growth in this world,” membrance at St. Mary’s Peace Mel Reinhard of Hell, christened by a cantaidcerous used to plaster house walls, Vernon; David Bouchard, Glas Elmore, 119 8 . Lakewood Circle; M eet Again wrote Lopes. Chiu-ch. Mich., is a keep-America-beau- rtiampagne botUe. cooking is no longer done in the tonbury; Patrick Burke, Hart James Doran, 20 Castle Rd.; tiful fan. To each of the 73 cou- ljtTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) One of the crew members But he added, “I have felt sleeping room and the Inside ford; Mrs. Norma Oo«te, East Mrs. Martha Poole, Glaston Police Chief James Reardon prepares to enter the bury; Nancy Piecukonis, 137 pies he married last year he coUege classmates, visiting tO' swung mightily with the bottle. warmth and see the misery and and outside of the house is gen Hertford; Gary DeCarU, Staf Vennard house. Detective Lt. Joseph Sartor is be erally swept. More villagers are Funerals ford Springs; Marvin Fclr, 15 Campfield Rd.; Mrs. Emma gave three litterbags inscribed; gether 64 years after their grad- it didn’t break, and she swung poverty they must endure.” Te n t hind him. (Photo by Burkamp) “ Don’t throw your trash all over uation from Vassar, chose to again. Again it bounced off one becoming aware of the. things Arcellia Dr.; Roy Fitzpatrick, Verona, Andover; Reginald He singled out a peasant boy existing outside of Kpaiyea and Nunzlo lamonaco 27E, Bluefleld Dr.; M «. Doris Ellsworth, Coventry; Mrs. Ma- hell.” talk about the future rather of the empty oil drums. QUOTABLE NOTABLES: than the past. On the third try the botfie who used to work for him but some are realizing what the The S e J ^ r ^ N u n z l o Gaidner. East Hartford; Mm. rlon Roy. 103 Prospect St.; Mrs. who now Is attending school, m e lu ^ rw m wunzio ^ 271 Main St • Carolyn Tryon, 69 Lenox St.; Mae Vennard Slain; “ Home cooking is where many Daivid D. Terry, 83, end Shattered, and the raft ofttctaily volunteers are trying to do.” lamonaco of 52 Oak St. was Jonzaneui uiggie, mmn cft., ■' a husband thinks Ms wife is.” — jjjgg Eveline Pierce, 86. both was Rosebud Hopson. “Moses FUngal is now attend- held this morning from the Mrs. Florence Greenwood, East Donald DePalma, Wethersfield, Lopes stressed the Liberians Eddie Davis. 1902 graduates of Vassar, said Miss Hopson was a HoUins tag the American Cooperative John F, Tlemey Funeral Hartford: Mrs. Constance Grot- Mrs. MyrUe Fontaine, 248 Weth. appreciation of the Corps. ta, 79 Ansaldi Rd.; Ernest Her erell St.; Stuart Brown, 88 Oak PROSPERITY NOTE: People xthere are too many Interest- alumna whose father was an School and lives with an Amer “Kpaiyea is the first village in Home, 219 W. Center St., with Poliee Charge Son are taking longer to pay off j„g exciting things to be early mayor of Paducah, The Ponderoaa Is 9x16 f t with B rick, Mansfield; Steve Kowal St.; Mrs. Sandra Rafferty and ican family. Liberia to build a house for the a solenm high Mass of requiem daughter, 188 Hillside Dr.. South their debts. In 1961, three out of talking about the past.” The shatter-proof bottle ft. eaves, canvas and nylon screen at St. James’ Church. ski, Glastonbury; Charles Kuhn, Continued from Page One) Peace Corps—in the sense that The old section of Kpaiyea—thatch-roofed houses. door, 3 large windows with storm Windsor; Mrs. Anitoinette Hil- Out of respect to the late every five loans for new cars Their discussions included the wasn’t the only departure delay, Lopes explained that most The R t Rev. Msgr. Edward WlHlmantic; Mrs. Helen Lar it is a rent-free house as long flsi>s, sewn-ta floor and 7-os. inskd and daughter, Coventry; she felt tired. Her son, a me Mrs. Mae Vennard, a town were for a period exceeding 30 .^evolution In transportation. The two 4)Mvor8epower outboard students at that school are The change (below) is to zinc—cleaner houses and J. Reardon was celebrant, as son, 559 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. as there sire volunteers in Kpai willow gteen weathertlght twUL chanic at Pratt & Whitney Ma employe, the Mimidpal months. In 1966, the number f^hgton arid space.” engines pbwering the $1,800 children of "well-to-do” fam more than a one room thatch house. sisted by the Rev. Berkley June Magan, Hebron Rd., Bol- Mrs. Frances Parker and daugh- yea.” They want the Peace Building will be closed un jumped to four out of five. Miss Pierce’s second craft would not run properly. ilies. Johnson, deacon, and the Rev. ton; Walter Marsh, 148 Skin- ter, 54 Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; chine Tool in West Hartford Corps here and an appreciation til 11 a.m. on Monday. The HOUSEHOLD HINT: Don’t be yjgjt with Mrs. Terry in Little They were rectified, John J. O’Brien, subdeacon. ner Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Colleen Mrs. Kathleen Marco and son, since last January, ended work “Being tribal and from the in has been shown.” at 4:35. His father was on the assessor's office, where she a boor by flicking your cigarette ^ame in 1604 Then the girls discovered they Mrs. Jane Maccarone was or Phelps, 40 Durant St.: Robert and daughter, 143 Florence St. terior (bush country) makes was an assessment aide, ashes on the floor. Flick them Christmas. Mrs. Terry then had forgotten fresh water, Kero- Looking forward to the ganist and soloist. Burial was Popoff, Andover; Michael QiUg- Monteiro baby girl. East B aiV second shift at the salie 00m- Moses a unique .student.” he will be closed all day. into a pot containing a house same home she lives sene for camp stoves and Army changes which will occur as a In St. James’ Cemetery. Father ’ ®y' I'*® Hilliard t.; John ^ ford. panp. observed. “He has adjusted to plant. They help enrich the soil, today. A Little Rock historic cots for sleeping. result of the Peace Corps, he erts, 92 E. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. Veiuiard, a tall and stocky The town’s central another culture and it.s atmos O’Brien read the committal There i^ a rontroversy^ r ^ ^ g Mrs. Terry’s home was Finally the 900-mlle, 1% week wrote: “ Attitudes and person service. Lenore Serwo, 42 Hamlin SL; young man, was token into switchboard will be open phere . . . of course there are Patricia Sweet, WilMmantlc; custody Without offering any and an operator will be on over whether God is dead. If He voyage began. About 200 per alities have changed for the Bearers were Richard Gentil- is, it is news to most Ameri sons, including a small army of a few misunderstandings at better.” But he predicted It will core, Stanley Miruski, Lee Michael ’Turner, 11 Gardner Police Arrests resistance. He waa brought to duty from 8:30 a.m. on. cans. According to the Catholic newsmen, were at the river to times. It’s now a reality and be "quite a while” before major Gagnon and Nunzio Lupachino. Rd., Vernon. the poHce station where he w m A delegation of town em CROCODILES FLORIDA’S he has a new life,” he added. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A questioned and form ally ployes will meet at the Digest magazine, polls show TAILLAHASSEE, B7a. — Al offer the girls a “ bon voyage.” changes occur. Robert J. Palmer of Vernon daughter to Mr. and Ms. John charged with assault with in church for a solemn high that 97 per cent of adult Ameri ligators are found in the Amer The girls sang as they left: Lopes praised the Reace Peter L, Ponticelli was charged early this morning Swift, 736 Graham Rd., Wap- tent to commit murder. A bond Mass at 9 a.m. and for the cans believe in God. But in 1952 ican'South from South Oairolina “ Won’t you come along with Corps for it.s • beneficial influ AVERAGE TAX IS $900 The funeral of Peter L. Pon- with failure to obey a traffic ping; a son to Mr. and Mrs. of 325,000 was set. His lawyer, funeral procession. the magazine adds, the figure to Texas, hut their narrower- me, down the Mississippi-” ence on this underdeveloped WASHINGTON — The aver Hcdlli of 12 McKee St. was heJd control light. Police say they ob William Rumm, Mt. Supner Atty. Wesley Gryk of Man was 99 per cent. snouted cousins, the crocodiles, ’The girls expect to travd by country: “Kpaiyea is changing. age American pays taxes of Outeide Aluminam Frame B o n a n z a 9 ’ x 9* this morning fix^ the John F. served his car failing to stop Big 12’ X 12’ Dr., Bolton; a .son to Mr. and chester, and Vennard’s father ^Alcoholics „ aren’t 1. bom. V are found nowhere in the Unit- day,----- stopping nightly along the I believe the Peace Corps vol nearly 3900 a year, 3150 more ’Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. at a light at Main St. and E. Center St!, with a Miass of re- Mrs. Michael Parlapiano, 132 were called. ocratic town politics, served for They re made. Researdiers be- states but Southern Florida, route, unteers have had an influence than five years ago- Maple St.; a son to Mr. and Middle Tpke. He is scheduled to The charge was changed to years on the Democratic Town “ eve the disease takes from 16 Bungalow Umbrella Mrs. Donald Ouellette, Bast Appear in Manchester court murder after Mrs, Vennard Oommdtte as a member and 14 to 20 or more years to develop Dining Hartford. June 27. died. years as its secretary, was And thait it can shorten life ex- Personal Notices DISCHARGED Y E S T E R- Vennard was kept at Hart- presldent of the Manchester pectancy from 10 to M y e ^ Wall Tant Tent Canopy DAY: Frederick Tedford, 179 ford State Jail overnight and Federation of Women’s Voters ^ hi-fi and tel^slOT s l ^ ta Fern St.; Vernon Peters, 91 Garage Bums presented this morning at the for two terms, served to high ^y®> In Memoriam TToof Mar+fiwd CHreult OourL rrffSyvM in th.. rv«iTrvtw wlndow: Do it yourself.yourself. Then Windsor Ave., Rockville; Jef STAFFORD SPRINGS (AP)— East Hartford CJircult Court offices in the Hartford County 9 Z In loving memoi►ry ot Of Richard P. call us"!” Cruadino who wan kdUed In Germany frey McCormick, 601 Porter A repair garage, struck by light After taformlng Mm of Ms Federation and in the local 1 4 June 10. 1965. St.; John Hager, 12 Diane Dr.; rights. Judge Yale Matzkln Democratic Women’s dub, and, If your know-it-all neighbor ning during a severe storm, DILLON 32 X 0 8 * ejfleii m m m pIcHire w lw 7 OK fsnt twiH with sswn-ln floor, 8 somor guy ropM ond iRdst, Robin Gaudet, South Windham; continued the case to the Man thinks he’s so smart, ask litm To ^ v e to hold and then to part. burned to the ground today. in 1954, was an unsuccessful dow w M i storm flaps. 8 0 " nylen nylon Krssn window, canvas storm aluminum polts, stokes, ropss. 7 oz 1b the greatest sorrow o( our nearts. Terrance Healy, Coventry; chester Circuit Court 12 on candidate for the town board who is pictured on the 35 U.S. Damage was estimated at 3160,- ix>stage stamp. Calvin Coolidge, SALES and SERVICE, Inc. screM door wMi brass eip^* flops. Aluminum outar froms. Ropss, tsnt twill. 8 ft esnter height, 6 ft Mother and Brother Marybeth Simmons, South 000. June 20. of direotOTB. In his motion, Atty. Gryk that’s who. But can you imagine S«wn-in floor, 8 o k w M o w pieen stakM, poiss included. wall. Lightning Mt the Monson For 10 years, she had served asked that the judge issue an thrifty Calvin ever paying 36 for Road Garage after 3 a.m., and as chairman of the Manchester order forbidding anyone to a stamp? the one-story frame structure on Chapter of the Red Cross Mo QUIP: Singer Barbra Strei speak to Vennard while he is tor Corps, and was vice chair A Safe Place To Buy Route 32, about three miles in jail without his permission. sand defines a marriage brok man of the Manchester Disaster north of Stafford Springs, caught He also asked for “unlimited er as “somebody who’s always Committee. She played an im Rugged Long-Lasting Aluminum fire. access” to Vennard', and a putting two and two together.”- portant role during the disas- Heat from the flames cracked private and soundproofed room Now wouldn’t you tMnk a gal windows in the home of the trous 1955 flood. in which to talk to Vennard. who makes the kind of money owner, Burton Davis, about 60 In addition, he asked that the Among her leisure-tiine hob she does could afford to Mre a feet away. 10 Ft Flat Bottom Boot Come in for Free j'ail keeper keep a log listing bles were mii8ic and the Boston better gag writer? i mmi Red Sox. She played the piano FIRIGHTENING FACT: those who speak to Vennard. NEW CAR SPECIALS Posltivo loom floatolian eneoeed In Hondy Mem Pkins Naturally Pretty Vennard, wearing blue and ukelele, sang solo at the Washlng;ton, D.C., is reported to aluminum teats. Extruded ohrminwm 'oMm slacks and a yellow knit sports Church of the -Assumption and have more psychiatrists ta Ort Display Wed, fhru Saf, gunwales. Carrying handles for* and for _ « . . . 1 A. 0 4 Avx,i>l 1s«x_ 1 a m 4 a 4 4 a w k A rw «1 a 4-t A n 4IW kan sMrt, stood limp and somewhat St. Bridget’s, and enjoyed Us- proportion to its population than i oft. 43" beam, 12" dopth, 63 lbs. atooped while the motion waa tening to her large record col any other city ta the United »59 Easily corriod on top of ear. Model IOC Indoor or Outdoor presented. He appeared sleepyx lection. States. Atty. Gryk said Vennard told Mrs. Vennard was bom In WORTH REMEMBERING 1 i Jobs the judge there is a “question Cambridge, Mass., May 12, 1916, “ The trouble with most of us ia n n s M S - v S s s 12 Ft A lia a i a m il M t whether he fully comprehends the daughter of Hugo G. Werner that we’d rather be ruined by SAMPLE BUYS the situation he finds himself in of Manchester and the late praise than saved by criticism.” M odel today.” He added that Vennard Bertha TrenTbley Werner, and HISTORY LESSON: The vast STOCK #1768 STOCK #1958 • 1 4 9 came to Manchester as a young Library of Congress started ta •79 has a “ tremendous speech de 1966 MUSTANG HARDTOP , 2-toM poinl, 1 pc huM. lop- WC SEE U S FO R fect.’’ Vennard stuttered badly girl. 1816 from Thomas Jefferson’s J 1966 FAIRLANE 500 HARDTOP Same fcohirM es above. Oft# tirolied tides. 3 wi Judge Matakin said. “You 1966 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE and hinged grate. Steel 1966 FALCON 4-DOOR SEDAN cose. vide check-proofed durability. Guaranteed, in writ will have to give him the ^ liave Ottx own lenicsmen. K oi evetyon^ ing, for the life of your home. proper instructions.” He added Gold. V-8 engine, power steering and brakes, AM radio, Blue. 200 C.I.D. 6-cyl. engine, Cruisomatic transmission, that Vennard “has a right to does. Oor raen axe interested in m a lo T ig your ! ' visibility group, 8.45x15 wMtewall tires, el^tric clock, wMtewall tires, imdercoatlng. i « 8 9 Choose from 10 designer selected finishes. at talk.” The judge said that if fomace petfozm at ite lughest effldency andj full wheel covers, power tailgate window. List Price $2,409.45 SALE PRICE $2155 Coleman on* low price. Atty. Gryk can show that Ven- l(m«Bt cost beranse tiien ytraTI Ijosing oa^ namd’s rights are violated, the List Price $3,643.83 SALE PRICE $3045 Simple proper action can be taken. from OB. Remember, Unee out of lour bmuioes .^ * 1 1 9 Police investigation of the wnite fa d . Thanks to Mobil Tbi^hnicxil Research I STOCK #1932 STOCK #2077 LANTERH i ’ x « ’ 7 . 7 7 slaying has been led by Chief our men have the latest facts on how to make |‘766 GALAXIE 500 4-DOOR HARDTOP 1966 FALCON 2-DOOR SEDAN James Reardon. Others work ligMwaight, portable, 8 eowyfng your furnace tibe one-in-four that keeps heating Light Blue. Six-cylinder, standard transmission, under^ handles. AW COOLED - operotei iq Hormoniging Moldings — Adheshros 3150 ing in the case included Det. Turouoise. 352 V-8 engine. Cruiromatic trans^sdon, 10-16 John Krinjak, Lt. Joseph Sartor costs at a nrinimum. Theids a big difference in steering, AM radio, full wheel covers, whitewall coating. , freesing temps. 360* steering, eemi- 9 . 4 7 Colorod Noils — Putty Stiks — Polish and Patrolman James Martin distxibntois. Let one of our servicemen earn tires, undercoating. List Price $2,130.21 SALE PRICE $1933 weedless propeller. 1 yr. guarantee on AH Available A princess sew-simple, yet so and Richard Rand. oN ports. Excettent for troiing, Dependable. Bums bright pretty for the young mlse of aruither g o l d star by Bkutving you how big ih i^ List Price $3,400.66 SALE PRICE $2900 Mrs. Vennaid assumed her fishing, etc. ly for 8 to 10 hours. COMPLETE UNE OF REGULAR PLYWOOD teen size. post as an assessznent aide ex JiSetencecaabo______No. 8160 with Patt-O-Rama is actly one year ago today. She STDCK #1947 All the cars listed are factory equipped with fresh X 4’ X 8’ Select White Birch...... 1 5 ^ 0 was the first woman in the in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. Bust 31 1966 GALAXIE 500 4-DOOR SEDAN air heater, windshield washers, padded dash ^ d X 4’ X 8’ Knotty Pine, A -2 ...... 1 8 ^ S to 36. Size 12, bust 82, 3 yards toivm’s history to fill that posi M obir*' visors, oil filter, anti-freeze, seat belts, side view of 36” . tion. Beiee Small V-8 engine,.Cruisontiatic trahamlsston, power She had worked for the town steering, visibility group package, full wheel covers, mirror, back-up lights, hazard warning system. To order, send (Ste in coins to: since 1965, first as assistant Mobilheat^ whitewall tires, undercoating. SLEEPING BAGS Sue Burnett, Ttie Manchester clerk ta the town court, and Deluxe Evening Hendd, 1160 AVE. W then ta the MUiScipal Bufldtag, List Price $3,252.09 SALE PRICE $2720 Full Six* D*«rcm 88 AMERIOAS, NEW YOBK, N.Y. after the town counts were eUm- 3 L b F m 4 Lb Fill 1*80. inated. She had been ta the as 90 new FORDS IN STOCK sessor’s. office since 1963. ^For Ist-class mailing add 10c Cleantag She served for two yeeie es Plea MOMUtTY BMTHERS for each pattern. Print Name, president of the Municiped Em O V iR A i r m o R i z D * 1 5 Address with Zip Code, Style 301 CENTER STREET ployes Group (iMEG) and, foe lOOf* aipperx No. and Sise. TELEPHONE 643-5135 wmurpropT. (Next To Western Beef M ^ ) three years, was secretary of t h ir t y y e a r s SIALES ANO SER S6 » o r she. double olr FISHER FUR STORAGE plastk. Bottom FuH zipper, oir Thnrs., Fri., 9 AJM.-9 PJL—^Phone 643-5874 Don’t .rnisa the Spring tk Sum the Town Employee Credit Un and hood. 60" pockets. Tip 2 mer ’06 issue of Basic FasMon, ion, a poet she fiBed at the time 325 BROAD ST— raONE (49.3343 pocket. bogs together Mon., Tnee,, Wed., SaG—9 AJH.-5 PJML - , our ««MT**** pottom magastao. at her deaitii. 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ■Oe. ' V,;
M.-\ ■ \ v . \, Pages 15 to 2H MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNw FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 tonewwm PAGE F0I3ETEEM Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 10,1966 lianrlfrBter lEtifRing l|rralit , Vernon setts. Very few etorms reached the coast.' Paratroops Keep Up Alma Returns to Ocean The thundMetorms are in oon- MANCHESTER P R O D Units Two Students from Town Police Report nectiaa with a storm system Alter Sweeping Georgia moving through central New Two Accidents York this morning. The iow will Fight in Highlands Begin W ork move through central New Eng b o t t l in g CO. Top UConn Graduates Ooailaned from One) day: seven in Cuba, and five in In Same Place land this afternoon, and is ex- (Ooatfaned from Vaga One) “PROD,” the (Jhamber of Iiected to be off the coast by NOW LOCATED AT Cfommerce committee for “ Pro Two Manchester regir of « tornado laaiied a rural aec- •Florida. Two accidental, both wWdi been generally passive toward The dangerous eye of the hur at nightfall. of several BudOiist leaders and moting Renewal Of Down dents, both Manchester- tJ«i five milea northeast o€ Al happened at the same place the protesting Buddhists. ricane, where the highest winds Showers and thunderstorms local officiala in Hue active in town,” has been broken down High School graduates, are bany, Ga. and are attributed to the same will let up for a wMle tMs morn Into six sub-committees, and Another windstorm, also pos- are, lashed across the western the unrest there, and the gov 15 SPENCER ST. the two highest academic driving offense, were reported provinces of Cuba and then ing, but a cold front that ex several are already at work, in ■tbly a small tornado, struck last night by Vernon pc^ce. tends southward from the low ernment resumed broadcasts Marlin Moving MANCHESTER • TEL. 643-5147 anticipation that the proposed scholars of the University west ot Augusta, Ga., blowing headed into the Florida str^U over the Hue radio, whi«h had of Connecticut’s 1,745- Charles W. Brrickaon, 32, of wfli iwoduce a few more show N®W HAVEN (AP) — The 816.6 million Do\vnto^vn Re aiway a tool shed and nearly near Key West. been, in the hands of B u d ^ st However, after leaving Oiba’s MiHvlHe, N. Y., was charged ers and thunderstorms — some Martin Firearms Co. has an ★ f e a t u r in g ★ newal proposal will go before member graduating class. onroofing a home. struggle groups for weeks. land mass, Alma moved up the with failure to stop at a stop with strong, gusty winds — this nounced plans to move from the voters on Oct. 3. — Both students are sched Tri Quang complained in Eleven soldiers were hospi sign after a two-car acrident on afternoon. New Haven to a site in North The town’s share of the re uled to graduate Monday, Gulf of Mexico, paralleling statements to the press about — HOSMER MOUNTAIN BEVERAGES — talized at Fort Gordon near Au Florida's west coast and rtiun- Rt. 30 at Dobson Ave. yester Drier air following the front Haven. newal cost would be approxi The top-ranking graduate is gusta, Ga., when a bus over day about 6:40 p.m. will filter into southern New the arrests and accused the g^>v- 21 DeUcious Flavors, including 8 Flavors of Diet E. Janies Cole Jr., 24, of M ning land again until she hit the The gun manufacturing firm, mately 81.950.000 and the turned on wet pavement. England tonight and Saturday, ernment of persecuting the Pitkin St., who posted an over Florida Panhandle. Police say that Errickson’s located in New Haven since it state’s cost would be about 83 and the outlook for Sunday calls Buddhists. Soda! all 39.4 average his Junior And The storm’s 47 fatalities rep- All of Florida felt the effects car went through the intersec- was founded in 1670, will be lo million. The remaining 812.6 for generally fair skies with cool The first truck convoy of senior years at UConn and his resmted 36 deaths in Honduras, of the storm, however, ^ th gale Uon and was struck by a ve- cated on a 21-acre tract to be million would be provided by the temperatures. police reached the city at noon. fresl|man and sophomore yeu a near where the storm spawned winds and heavy rains sweeping Wcte operated by Neil R. M e purcdiased from the FHasticrete federal government. Five-Day Forecast Units of the dissidence-ridden at Boston University. with torrential rains last Mon across the state. ter, 46, of Rt. 80. Corp. A company spokesman Robert P. Fuller, chairman Temperatures in Connecticut 1st Division of the Vietnamese A 4.0 is perfect. Officials have not made any Ihen, at 1 a.m. today, Law said output has doubled in four of "PROD," has announced the Saturday through Wednesday army had been in control of estimate of damage to Florida. rence W. Burgess, 19, of 36 Ridge years, and additional space is following appointments: He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. are expected to average near Hue, but no hostility between Finance committee, Bnicc Everett J. Cole of 57 Lyndals Rd., Wapplng, was charged with the army troops and the new needed. failure to stop at a stop sign normal. Watkins, chairman; speakers’ St. Lake Wiimepesaukee, Academy Quota Up arrivals was reported. The company employes about at the same location, after an Near normal early In the pe bureau, Lyman Hoops, chair Ranking second Is Carolyn The 1st Division troops have 560 persons. N. H. WASHINGTON (AP) — The axxHdent in which Burgess's car riod, then cooler toward mid man: publicity committee, .Lee McNamara, 22, of 192 For Rent — Week or Season quota for first-year appoint struck another operated by period and milder again toward Da-vid Oomins, chairman; Name Green Rd., with an average of the end of the period. ments to the U.S. Coast Guard Wesley J. Wejtyna, 26, of 71 Vil The Mall Contest, Louis Cham- 39.1. Lakeside Cottages: 2 Bed Normals for Hartford are 80 Academy at New London, Conn., lage St., Rockvliie. peau, chairman; Deliver The She is the daughter of Mr. rooms, Bath, Living Room, and 66, New Haven 76 and' 67, Kitchen. Private Beach; has been increased from 300 to Both drivers are scheduled to Vote Committee, Everett Ken and Mrs. Edward J. McNamara and Bridgeport 77 and 68. Clean Swimming, Boating, 400. appear in Circuit Court in Rock Landscaping nedy, chairman; and advertis - of 192 Green Rd. A Congressianal act increas FreolpitaGon may total %-inch ing committee, Charles Stanley, Fishing. ville on June 28. Cole,, who transferred to ing the student body of the occurring near the beginning of chairman. E. O. DIETRICH. UConn from Boston University academy was approved Thurs the period and then again by LONG ISLAND LODGES, after working for a while at day by President Johnstm. The the end of the period. Long Island, Area Weather Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, act also increases the number KING SIZE IRIS 7 Satellites Center Harbor,' N. H. Blast Hartford, majored In zo of commissioned officers in the WINDSOR LOOKS (AP) — ORIANDO HORSE CENTER TEU CLEARWATER 3-6727 Coast Guard from 8,500 to 4,000. No sign of sunshine is in sight ORLANDO, Fla. — Orlando Pupils Learn Art of Sculpting To Be Launched ology. for Connecticut today. boasts the world’s largest win the same as in Michaelangelo’s day. All the equipment needed ■While carrying a full pro for a new k iti^en • • • •niese Bowers School pupils were among hundreds from gram of studies at UConn, h4 The U.S. Weather Bureau says ter training site for trotters and 1,000 Field Grown to produce a work like the stone head solemnly supervising In Single Shot town in Grades 4-8 who have been finding out first hand worked part-time as a parts that cloudy skies, along with oc pacers, with more than 660 the pupils is three hammers of varying weights and three (Continued from Page One) or any liome im provem ent? this week what the art of sculpting is all about. About to clerk at a Manchester automo casional showers and thunder harness horses quartered here. Ready To Take Home chisels of differing shapes. But the blows from the sculp take a whack at a piece of Vermont marble is 4th grader storms, are in store early this tor’s arm must be kept constant both in force and rhythm, riding on America’s orbiting bile agency. Sandy Roman of 192 Woodbridge S t Waiting their turns morning and again this after GET THE CASH YOU NEED AT LOW BANK RATES Hubbard said. The demonstraUons, given during the week Ogo 3 satellite were successfully Cole, who plans to be a col SHADE TREE SPRAYING are Robert. Magnotta, Grade 5, of 32 Marriiall Rd.; and noon. 2 5 ***“ * in all elementary schools, are this year’s presentation of the commanded Thursday and have E. Janies Cole Jr., of 90 Pitkin St., (left) top-riUlking gradu lege instructor, will work for MONTHLY REPAYMENT URMS Vicky Glass, Grade 6, of 105 Scott Dr. Sculptor Robert Hub begun beaming back data on ate at the University of Connecticut this year, is showm his master’s degree at UConn Have your shade trees sprayed how to prot^t them Rather noisy thunderstorms ■ KMNOF fine arts program, sponsored annually by the PTA. (Herald against the canker worm (inch worm). It is a good moved across southern Naw Kpaymests 2“ 20 . of the members and many of Miss McNamara received We Advise Immediate Action! tary arithmetic. courses for mekup of failures Brochures are available at all clsion upheld a decision by U.S. the pictures will be available honorable mention In the Na OF Vincens stressed that with and for grade improvement to town public and parochial Dist. Judge Carl A. Weinman of for sale. Dayton on July 16, 1964, that tional Woodrow Wilson Fellow- MAIN STREET' schools. a(hip competition and wa* The mall deadline tor regis In the event of rain, the show Sheppard’s constitutional rights will b» held Jtme JKth. were violated In his trifUl and awarded a Phi Kappa Phi Na tration is bdlng extended until tional Graduate Fellowship. June 17. The school will operatp Regular Mehtlng that he should be freed og^810,-i The regidar meeting of Tol She will graduate magna from June 30 to Aug. 11. 000 bond pending a decision Giving a Gift? land County Art Association within 60 days by CXiyahoga cum laude In BkigUsh. to^ L elw m , Sniaa Bewi, Additional information may be NATIVE! LOCAU will be Tuesday evening at 8 County on whether to retry him. She will begin atudlee ttile Kscsrole, Rhubarb, Radish and Romalne lettuce. obtained by calling the summer fall leading to a Fh. D. in Bkig- Then visit Mianchester’s Luggage Headquarters! We c a ^ school director at Manchester at school Building A, Park and Sheippard was freed on bond Uah fiterature at Stanford Unl- only the best brands at reasonable prices: Samsonite, High School daily from 1 to 4 School Sts., Rockville. Plane will the next day, having served ALSO! Groen Beans, Corn, BHgium Endive, Peas, be made for any special sum nine years In Ohio Penitentiary vereity, Stanford, Califoniia. Ventura, Sky-Way, American Tourister, Airway, AtlanUc p.m. Green, Frying Papers, Cauliflower, Beets, Turnips, New 903 MAIN STREET— 643-2478 mer activities: there will be no and Marion Correction Institu Grasshopi>er and Valpak. Potatoes and Egg Plant. PLUS: Fresh Cherries, BIus- further formal meetings until tion. The state appealed frwn berrles, Strawberries, Apricots, Plums, Peaches, Nectar ines, Melons, Pineapples. Seedless. Grapes, Limes, UgU September. Judge Weinman’s decision. Fruit. Navel Oranges, Pears, CRISP AIR Macs and Young Organists Six members will present il On May 6, 1966, the 6th U.S. Girl Scout Notes I M DeUcloas Apples. lustrated talks on the lives and Circuit Court of Appeals In Cin Giving Program cinnati reversed Judge Wein works ,of the eutists. F*ioasso The established camps of the WE'VE GOT SCADS and SCADS OF will be discussed by Mrs. Prie- man and ordered Sheppard CORN ON THE COB...... « for 4 S t Hammond Juniors of the back to prison. Sheppard ap Cormecticut ’Valley Girl Scout oilla Souder; Franz Hale, by Carolyn Lee McNamara, 22, of 192 Green Rd., earned the Council, Camp Alice Merritt Ooimectdcut'vValley Chapter of Mirs. Caroline Forster; Renoir, pealed and the ruling reversed TOMATOES...... lb. second highest academic average at UConn during her four and Mary Dean Vreeland, will t S t Hammond Qrgan Society will by Mrs. Cecelia Nelson; An Monday by the Supreme Court. years. She will begin studies this fall at Stanford Univer have Open House Sunday from drew Wyeth, by Mrs. Marion sity, Stanford, Calif., leading to a Ph. D, in BJngUsh litera CANTALOUPES...... each present a program Saturday at 1 to 4 p.m. Misaiko; Ma*et, by Mrs. Mil 7:30 p.m. at South Windsor ture. Miss Mary 'VandenBerg, di dred Lask; and El Greco, by PREMIUM ICE CREAM...... Vi gal- 9 9 « High School. The group is for Public Records rector of Camp Merritt and Mrs. Miss Eknma Betz, organists 8 bo 14 years of age. of a trust under the will of Jason Tralger, director of Camp •H ea^ Where You Meet Your Neighbors and Frleuds!** Warrantee Deed T. Keith, Interest in property at The event is open to the public Helen K. Leander, George 1115-1117-1119 Main St. James M. Sheehan, to Yolande Vreeiand, will be on hand to free of charge. Stillman Keith, Marjorie K. Peck Lumiber Co. of Town of T. Sheehan, property on Sum welcome parents and to answer The program is called "In the Knor Competes for d a d s MARLOWli Hanlon and Josephine K. Clark Manchester, property on the mit St. questions concerning the camp. SLACKS Good Old Sun^mertime,” and is Campers are invited to bring "THE KINO to Everett T. Keith, interests in west aide of Main St. Oertltlcate of Trade Name First For Everything! dedicated to the late Edward At Chute Jump property at 1116-1117-1119 Main Trustee’s Deed Mary L. Raiford and Carmel- friends as well as parents to sea OF WOOL AND DACRON C. Rodger, formerly of Man A U THE St. James F. Sheehan, trustee for la Lombardo d-b-a Beauty Ter the camps. The public is also THE FIRST chester and founder and for Milan M. Knor, 27, of 43 Brain- PRODUCer Llnootai B. Keith to Blveretit Yolande T. Sheehan by virtue race (joiffure, 360 Main St. invited. NEWEST SHADES IN Downtown Main mer president of the senior dl- ard PI., qualified one of the PERO376 OAKLAND STREET o OPEN 7 DAYS s 648-6384 ■visdon of the Connecticut Val TRUE top 100 United States parachu BOTANY Street, Manchester ley Chapter. DACRON BLEND WASH-’N-WEAR Eidward Braheney of Man tists, will compete with 99 para IGI chester, president of Connecti chutists at the National Para "500' cut Valley Chapter, will pre chuting Championships and SLACKS sent awards to those taking American team tryouts at SUNDAY part in the program. Tahlequal, OWa., June 11-19. For "Pops If Knor places In one of the JUNE IBth SLACKS BOY, 5, DROWNS top five positions, he will rep IS Slim fit and regulars. STAMiFO|lD (AP) — Five- resent the United States at all Who Are year-old Robert Perch drowned world competitions next year. DAO’S Di/urt Pleated or plain. 28-42. SLACKS The championships are na at Cummings Park Beach Thurs Tops"— ive day while at an outing with has tionally televised on ABC's Terrific! parents. Wide World of Sports. $17-95, Police said the child had Knor, a designer at Manches NeverNeedsbonhigl ^ wandered away and apparently ter's Pioneer Parachute Co., has SPORT ^ waded into the water to a point jumped 900 times in bis 10 years Priced To where it was over his head. of jumping. FOR REGULAR AND Scuba divers responded when He is a graduate ot Beograd- SHIRTS Sizes 28 to 42, Pleated or police were notified that the ska Gimnazija High School and CONTINENTAL Plain. Long, Regulars, Shorts. Sell child was missing, and Robert’s majored in civil engineering $1 e.oo body was recovered about one- while attending the University WAIST SIZES 29-42 half hour later. The parents live of Belgrade and Tufts Uni at 96 Morgan St., Stamford. versity. He is unmarried. EXCLUSIVE $ y .o o ICAPITATAI SHAPE-04IATtC DACRON AND COTTON WAISTUND HUBBARD ARNOLD PALMER MR. • Knits in H«nley style and WAISTS u -tf-n YEWS traditional short sleeves. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 PAGE SIXTEEN Squires and Joan Doherty and SheUey vlsory" and not binding on the Arey, Jennifer Richard Gowen, all honorable .Stone. parties. In Its contract proposal, Day Camp^ lOH Get Gifts Guidance aide Cynthia Bail- Hie State Sets June 28 however, the MEA seeks bind mention. ing arbitration which the board Student Council awards went ey; llby y will not agree to. ■ ■ At Illing Awards Program to P#esldent Ifalek; to William Oarot Renault 8 .M CurUs, at Monday’s session, ^Moul. vice presideRt; David a n d K a ^ V ^ . TIon. To Hear ME A Dispute will ask the board to decide Maixphester’s Instructors of Kotbe Kolbe o f 291 Henry 8 t Top stu- Ware, aeoretary:seoretary: Walter Sll- , ^ t - isoneoMJie whether it wishes to consider the HaiMhcapped (lOH) and the dentfi In algebra classes are se- kowaki, treasurer, and Kiisten state-level mediation between the board of education the dispute - €is a full body or Kennedy Day Cafnp for Retard- best cars In and the Manchester Education Association on their dis delegate negotiative powers to a (nerw^Japer) Chrol Chapman, p™. pute over salaries and a written contract for next year wibcommittee «■ “ >0~» “ ■»! ““ ^ JS editor. IS slated to begin June 28— three days before the be------beneficiaries at an a^TOrds as- yjQuaiy announced awards from Vlrkutie, who won a blue rib- theivorldfor ginning of the next fiscal y e a r ,------sembly this morning a$ Illing the Northern Connecticut Scl- bon and certificate; and Holly Supt. of Schools Williani CXir- clear the botuxl’s responsibility Junior High School, during ence F air They are Francesca Green, Mary Hickey, Patricia V.S. Lead* OU Output the monqr•” M edicare’ s which some 80 students re- Gates, Grade 9, third aw a^ ; O’Neill, Roberta Ryan, and Us said the talks are start at provide the full $309,000. in- WASHINGTON — Ihe major 7 p.m. on that date in the offices crease since the directors had ceived special recognition. and Stephen Bleiler, Grade' 7, SheHey Stone, all certificate Both Camp Kennedy and lOH tWrd award. winners. oU-produdng natfons are the of State Commissioner of Edu- granted sufficient funds, Section H it United States, which produces cation William J. Sanders. This gut the school board argued were given $25 checks from the Students winning certificates _. ^ rtudents who re------, Is the earhest meetint^ time that that the allocated Increase of Illing Student Council by Theo- In the Uhog Science Fair, which certificates in Ihe Schol- ® million b a r r ^ a day, could be scheduled, Oulis said. j33i,ooo over this year’s $6.4 mll- By DellaFera a.™ Mi„k. p4.d,„t. pr„«w a. r ^ o r . 1 L l S S l “ ■ ...... " ■?^t£ENDS SATURDAY The state level talks were re- ijcn budget was Insufficient to Accepting for the two organi- were: ^ ^ ^ l e ; ,V . , , milHon. and quested by the MEA after Us provide the salary hikes an^at (Conthmed from Fage One) zations were Harry Smith, Grade 9: Francesca Gates. Meredith Cowan, for »a =wprtshort Mon, Kuwait, 2.2 miinon, ana camp director; and Bruce Ea- firet. Team Awards; Saudi Arabia, 2 million. llli'MIlll negotiations with the local the same Ume operate the JamM story; and Jeffrey Whitesell, for the Hebrew board broke down at last Mon- schools. Ereeman said gleson, lOH president. Naschke and Robert Bleiler, ^n article. home anticipated a deficit of 900,000 IN CHEMICALS day’s meeting over a salary Furthermore, the board said, ’The monetary awards, voted first; Joanne Robarge and Su- The following received Ameri A national family savings event that brings down your cost of cool n e w YCKUC — The U.S. schedule and provisions in a the memorandum of agreement *^^<*'* by the students, came frcfn san Dixon, second; Janet Eng- can Red Gross first aid certifi 6 / ia / n t A The per diem allowance should chemical Industry, with ship proposed contract. funds raised through various berg and Patty O’Neill, third; was not intended to be binding, ______cates: ments of about $M billion In The board, faced with finding but was only a sUtement of ilk .school activities during the Sally Miller and Carol Ewing, ing that half of his patients are Dennis Burton, Bruce 1966, grew 7 to 8 per cent from living and vocation fun, plus exciting gifts for dad on his day ways to allocate a $800,000 slash intent to seek its full $6 million year such as dances and pro- honorable mention; Craig son, Allen Ghenard, David Has- Employment In G IG MOTORS KNOWN FOR VALUES on welfare. ceeds from the school store. Siwanson and Ekiward Gowett, In its budget, asked the teachers budget request, sett, Scott Johnson, Paul Me- chemicals passed 900,000 work- 200 BURNSIDE AVE. to accept a $69,000 reduction in Major disputed points in the In addition to receiving^ cer- honorable mention. Terrance McNamara, iiagt year for the first time, proposed salary increases and proposed written contract, re- tificates. ribbons, and cash Grade 8: Thomas Conran, first, Richard Moroney, Brian Rog- ______e a s t H ARTFORD suggested a schedule based on quested by the MEA under pro- Top Executives prizes, the students heard selec- Steven Kasel, second; Allen ers, John Svelnys, Craig Sween- t e l . 289-0285 a $280,000 total increase. visions of state law, included tions by the niing band and cihenard, third; Alan RedchUn, ey, Kenneth Tedford, Kenneth Fri., Sat to 8 P.M. START UVING COOL! The MBA, however, stood questions over grievance pro- Keep on the Go brief talks by A. Hyatt Sutliffe, Wallace Whiting, Duane Mitch- Uppling and Allen Waite, FATHERS DAY -i-S ' SHORT SLEEVE flrm In Us demands that the cedure, teacher pay for taking principal; and William Cald- eH_ Donald Roussey and Peter Other awards were as follows: Open Mon., Tues., Wed., SHAVING SETS board live up to a $300,000 in- advanced courses, i^litary serv- (Continued from Page One) well, vice principal. Lalashuis, all honoralble men- Audio-visual aWes: Bruce Thurs. to 9 PJH. SPORT SHIRTS crease previously discussed. ice pay, and procedures for ar- WALLETS — CARDS Usually the companies say an ’The Rentschler ESementary tion. Joslin, Larry Knight, Gary A major point in the dispute bltration of board-teacher dis- employe can turn down any pro- Algebra Prize of $50 went to Grade 7: Beverly Chandler, Newton and Gregory VIncek. ARTHUR DRUG he*U enjoy g^tbtg on Dofft was a written "memorandum of putes. 9th grader Kathi Kolbe, daugh- first; Stephen BleUer, second; Choirs, piano accompanists: DayBBBtoearing all Summer .SdSTtl^ ■ « cyJS.-'o*p«,- sPTOp'Pi^t., Read Herald Ads In February and submitted in law provides that the dispute company sholL Curtis’ budget message to the must be taken to an Impartial some companies report Sale town. three-member panel of arbltra- with the growing, labor MIEIA negotiators maintained tors. However, it states that foortage, the man now may 1 TOLLAND TPKE. any 2 J S have another chance. (bat the memorandum made such arbitration would be "ad. R EG . 2 .9 9 EA . SA V E 9 8 c O N 21 "It's not an area where It ie GARDEN MANCHESTER-VERNON very good to force anyone very A. WASH AND WEAR KNIT. F a st-d t^ bard,’’ said Reinhardt. CENTER t o w n l in e ing non-run Amel® triacetate. lit Besides the lure of a promo INC. tle or no ironing needed! S-M-L, irS PLANTING TIME! tion and a bigger salary, the L 649 -2 62 3 companies usually absorb the VITTNER’S ^ NEMA*} 6000 BTU B. COMPETITION STRIPE. 100% co t Time for a trip to Mc- cost of the move. ton. Button damn collar, side vent& The American Managerment Wear in or out. Assorted. S-M-Ih Convilla's for the plants Association surveyed 800 firms and found they spent about $1,- AIR CONDITIONER C. EMBROIDERED. Guaranteed wadv you need for summer-long 600 to $2,000 on each transfer. WOMEN’S DOUBLE able 100% rayon challis. Silk em Western Electric estimates its HAS SET ’N FORGET CONTROIS BACK ACnATE broidery. Sizes S-M -L-XLi beauty in your garden. transfers cost an average of $6,- Just a twist of a knob ban MEN’S COnON KNIT UNDERWEAR ■ol ihowm 000 — a total of nearly $11 mil ishes stifling heat. Automatic TU C O TH U EfS lion this year. That figure in auifOMnoNM OXFORDS. BOOK eoneo. cooling control Imlds tem FOR COMFOKI, 10N6 WEAR Tapered body, teiis, back-pleat. Side cludes taking over an employe's oN^ D A Y S L E F T perature you set. Also wrin^ 4 wots. Wear in oc out Sizea 8-BI lOSARS OLD •Charge-11*...No money dow n., w . SnWAPING — RtG $4.95 up to 2 years to pay MANCHESTER \ c r t A 7 t y F/Urj^fjci^ ^.Xxytjpy I W« Tfod* For AnytMng. C oyys, Horsts, Bugglts or Hay->Yo« Ncmit It. Rtg. * Wo Flnaoeo ^ No Rod Topt — Sot Country Roy Hrst — Drop In Jo YEWS HOW »3-*« $1.49 j^ n r Howdy Yon Art Wtkomt. Col 649-7162.
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PAGE NINETEEN itANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ r ^AGE EIGHTEEN South Windsor D e m o c r ^ F O R RENT In to g o over the trailer South Windsor Town Committee for a numbw Legion Editor questicHi and waa also of help of years and has served on the 8 and 16 mm. Movie Pro Pat Harria B o l t o n Lost Case jectors—oound or slIeBt, also Oo-Edltors in the Notch Rd, discussion, be- town insurance commission. Sport# Editor SS mm. sBde projectors. Sharon Douton !g: p fij e f _____ TkJ ____ cause of work he had done pre PHILADELJ>HIA (AP)— Stave Ciona Atty. Lassman Is Named John Ostrout Trailers, New BuUding viously on deeds for the prop- Defendant Richard Mayber ted. was a separate lot bewre zot- being, there were trailers 98 siydente Summer A broad berry: "Sit down.” date for the General Assembly. Irving Freedman of South giggjt and strike the ^ As our three visitorB from - Raymond Schaller iq)peared ing regulations changed lot i w ome, the two MSaybmy picked up an FUEL OIL He was chosen unanimously Windsor. George Stone of South ^ Gilbert wae ap- On New Form abroad make preparations to re- before the commission last night requirements, or whether the ^ single tract almanac, began pounding H by nine delegates representing Windsor was convention chair- ^ ]_ yjg securities and GASOLINE Get Awards ^ • to ask permission to build on land must be considered a single gjj^p^ (jjg tract has been and shouted: the district towns of South man and Daniel A. Mickey of Commission Hiurs- trim to their widely separated ;four lots which he owns on parceL spilt and more trailers have “It says in the law book Windsor and East Windsor, at East Windsor was secretary. dav^*^”^ At Assembly For JHl HortOil OfSomanhis homes, they find themselves re ^ Notch Rd. (next to Scanlon’s The zoning comnussion dis- available information on that I can address the jury: the meeUng in East Windsor Lasaman is a partner in the ^ omr » .« it was advised flecting on their exiperiences at Here read it:” He heaved it house, above Cook Dr.). For cussed a problem with traders, situation w « be brought to Town Hall. Hartford law firm of Rogm, The SEC sam^ meet the BANTLY OIL The annual athletic awards Jill Horton ’’67, has been se The distribution of the 1966 15 feet and it flew past the MHS. The ’’World” asked them ‘ various reasons, he has been re- some proposed building m ^ nieeUng ot the zoning com- Mrs. Mary Whitehouse of Nassau, Caplan and Lasaman. the com ply rnwHn- (OMl’ NN'i . IN* • assembly was held ’Tuesday lected Manchester's representa Somanhis last week was greet ’fiised building permits for the Notch Rd. and a planned bust- 22, when Schaller Judge’s ear, hMting a mlcro- for their particular memories of Broad Brook, who bed an- He was South Windsor’s town ®50*ai^e s «« liiii m \in siin:i;r during the X period. Boys were tive in the 1966 American Field phcme. ed with mixed reactions by MHS lots. Schaller said last night he ness development at its meet- to provide a copy of the Dounced her intentions to seek attorney for seven ye^ and ued listing. gn. presented with awards for in Service Summer Abroad Pro this year so far from home, and Judge Weinrott ordered 11,1. (il'l l.i'.Ki students. The large number of -is prepared to reduce the tract last night. ^ „r 1 i. — -^tty. Walsh recalled that the nomination, withdrew her served m i the town’s charter SEC erispended tramural jictivities. Girls re gram. Sie will Hve this summer the following is the response to Atty. Jerome Walsh was ^a&> Mayberry, a state prison in candidacy before the vote was commission and two charter re- bert stock lor X Ob^ , poam i^ candid shots, especially of the from four lots to three. had a photostat of the deed HocKvilli ceived awards for points ac in Japan with her host fhm- that request. and had daittoh- nearly all of the students, al it. varsity sports, and for Girls "mother”, a pediatrician, her here, Te Oliva remembered, ert Gabriel, apologized and though many thought the pic Walter Sinoa oem« to the Leaders aotlvlties. "father”, a ^dge, two older "One of my fears when I first the trial continued, with tures were poorly organized ootnmisshm for further infoitna- Mayberry in irons. Mr. Rl'chard <3obb presented brothers, 22 and 10, and three came wag that I would be just tion on developing his property, the bosrs awards. A special sisters, one of whom is JUl’s and that the faculty group pic Said Mayberry, "1 only tures should have been retained. an AFS student. This doesn’t at the comer of Rts. 6 and 44A meant for him to catch h. so award, a large "H." was given age. mean I don’t like to be one, but and Bolton Center Rd. He and to Michael Daunt for having ac Her busy and varied itinerary Others liked the new non-glossy he could read It." paper, f the cover, the conveni I feared I’d be standarized as ^ ^ i f f ) his son-in-law, William Cav cumulated 1.000 points in the calls for a New York depart an AFS machine without ary anaugh, own the garage there Intramural program. Other ure on Jime 15, a day’s con ence of an index, and the col ored pictures. Several students iiKhvlduaUty or anything of my J'S ■ - ^ ajid woiiild like to eventually ex Simsbury OKs The Year’s awards received were as fol ference in San Francisco, and own. As the year went by. I thought the colors unnatural pand into other businesses. n • D low s: arrival in Tokyo on Jbne 17. and garish. The club photos, re realized that this didn’t happen The oommlasion explained o U S l t l S a PO fiPfllfl Sophomore boys receiving She will meet her family after at aU, and the love and warmth a four-day orientation In Tok marked a few students, seemed what regulations he must ob- awards were Charles Brackett, smaller than usual. given me was given to Te Oliva 00]i,ye, and asked for a plan SOfSB-URY (AP)—The Sims- Joe Cerwinski, Tom Oockett, yo’s Old (Xyrnplc Village. Jill qpd not to an AFS student. plans to attend a girl’s high The layout of senior class Showtag intentions for the prop- bury Board of Education voted Ernest Mclnemey, Paul Moli- “If I had to pick one of my school in Tolqro with her "sis pictures provoked the greatest orty, parking area. He 7-1 ’Thursday in favor of a, plan nari and Dick Rourke. Juniors moat remarkable experiences, it ter” for albout a monith, since discussion. ’Those in favor of immt submit this, the commls- to bus some non-white pupils SCOOP! w ere ' R on A ngotta, Steve this arrangement say that most would be very hard to ptapoint the Japanese school year ter- CONTRAa CARW I5 ( V,;. aton said, before he makes any from Hartford neighborhoods to Banas, Dick Cartwright, Dave Jill Horton newer yearbooks are in this one among ao many, but think Dingwall. Charles Griffin, Jeff minate* on albout July 20. Her Changes. Simdbury schools. G e t the inside s to ry ... and an E xtra- form, and it is more symmetric ing hard I’d say that is the free Hopper, Bob Howe, John Ken- ««ct month in Japan will be Ippines, Turkey, France and John RothwdlL a member of 'The motion included detailed and unified than the form with and deep relationsblp I’ve had the commlSBlon, said last night provisions for implementing the nedy, Jim King, Ray London, ®P*nt with her host family at Peru. Jill’s schedule this year has the names and activities under with my family, my friends, thirf he does not feel that the plan. Good deal...on a '66 Chevrolet Jfn Monaghan, Alan Rossetto, their vacation spot in the moun- teachers, and the people T’ve consisted of Honors English in , each picture. Also, there is more press should report discussions One of these requires that fi Paul Smyth and Robban Tot- tains. A hdghUght of her stay white space fo r sig^natures. met. It’s wonderful to realize We have made a qiecial porcliase rf Dnpont^SW"'' will be a week-long tour of US Hiisrtory, French m , and at zoning .-ommiienn meetings, nanclal anrangements regarding tan. Most studento don’t buy year that barriers are Overcome Japan with the fifty other German U, and Level one Chem- continuous filament nyhm made to DjL Q O Td. If they do so, be said. "I will tuition payments and other ex- NOW! Senior boys receiving awards books for their artistic value, when people are willing to give AIFS’ers in Japan. Two days of Isery. Her extra-curricular ac sell for $9.99 sq. yd. for Q o T T Tote to have our meetings held penditures be approved by the were Walt Bavier, Mike Daunt, claim those opposed to the new and to learn. That’s what hap "comp” In TWcyo will consti tivities include the National ’The excitement generated by ttie 1966 Somanhis is apUy reflected by Te Oliva, Mehmet to executive sessions, because I board of ediKatlon. Mike Dixon, Jdhn Doran, Gary layout, and this year’s Soman pened to me and all my friends." tute her last weekend before Honor Society and High School Karabeyoglu and Cfiaudia Loeffler, thia year’s foreign exchange etudenta. (Herald i*oto by believe the parties Involved Four other Hartford area Dorsey, Bob Evans, Pete Hen his is impractical because it Is Mehmet Karabeyoglu says of ry, Pete Kravitz, Bob LaPolt, her return on Sept. 1. World, the AIFS Olub, Aquaet- P in to.) ' iSwmiM be oontBoted before (the towns have approved the busing more difficult and time consum his experience, “It has been a There are fifty beautiful cdors in tweeds and textures. Bruce Reinhol, Marc Schardt, The Americas Field Service tes, Ski (31ub and German Club. news) is published in the plan. ’Ihey are Farmington, ing to connect names with very nice year here in MHB. Dick Schofield and Ken Ylznit- was founded in 1914 In France She also participates in the Sal papers." West Hartford, Manchester and faces and activities than it Thanks to everyone for their This carpet is most practical for better home living. sky. as a volunteer ambulance serv- vation Army Tutori.al on Sat W RothweQ says that only of- South Windsor. need be. Large blocks of pic kindness and help. I’ll always The g irls’ awards w ere p re- ice, and In 194/7 It began Its urday mornings. Come into our new showrotmi, or we will call on you flclal acttonn of the commission, ------tures are impersonal and make nbers Elected remember all the activities sented by Miss Case, Miss iFaig- work on the teen-age level “to JlU expressed her feelings on recorded in tts minutes, AIRPORTS SHARE |6S,000 the pictures seem smaller, as which, i was a part of. But, should be reported. HARTFORD (AP) — AlxnA nant and Miss Jaronczyk. Re- further the basic friendship receiving this high honor in the with samples. well as ruling out the possibility moot of all K)H was a great N ew spaper reporters contend, 166,000 in state aid funds have ceiving a letter and emblem for which grists among all men.” following manner: “I’m thrilled of slgrnlng beside one’s own experience for me. It is a good however, that reports based been divided by the State Aer- girls’ basketball were Joyce The AiFS Sunfiner Program to have been chosen as Man photo. oiqxxrtxmlty for the retarded chil Bolely on the recorded votes of onautlcs Oommlasion between Austin, Joanne Eichman, Dl- presently functions In 30 ooun- chester’s AFS student for the Council Posts BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE These are only the major dren to have a chance to have a commission give only a super- the Meriden and Danbury Air- anne Zeppa and Ralene Steele, tries and has, since 1960, spon- summer, and especially excited pros and cons in the reaction The following have been Psm Johnson, Rsy Kelly, Scott a UtUe o f the love and kindness ficial view of its activities, ports. Receiving an emblem alone sored 9,80(1 United States stu- about going to Japan. Living in to the 1966 Somanhis. Whether which some of them have missed Townspeople are better able to The money wfll be need to were Elizabeth Blckley, Nancy dents. This Is the ftfth year a very different culture will elected as junior and eenior MacLeon, Steve Matson, Dave in favor or opposed, all must student oouncil memlbeni for Moyer, Dale OStrout, Judy ,, long time, FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL WORK Judge a town bosod if they acquire property and buildings, Chandler, Judy Jullano, Susan that Manchester baa partic- certainly deepm my under agree that it has been a prime know the reasons for Its de- pave ramps and build fences at Leslle and Kathy Stoddard. The ipated in the AiFS program, standing of my host country, the year 1966-1967. Palmbetg, Pam PUkonis, Wen- ,^iove that the AFS pro- subject of controversy this past The seniors w4H be Wendy dy Smith, DelAy Snyder, Gary offers a wonderfulexper- cislon, press asserts, and Meriden, and to construct taxi- following girls received an em- yv>relgn students have oome to and, I hope, the Japanese ap- week and probably will continue the reasons usually come out way UedownB, aixi to expand blem and a charm: Eileen Manchester from Japan, Aus- preciration of America. ’Thanks Alvord, Joe Amaio, Cheryl Youeli; and Doug Steely. leoxse for students to go and have to be debated for some time. Bartel, Ken Momberger, Jo-An Senior aRematee will be ^jqjorieiwe in countries other OPEN DAILY 10 to 9—TOURS., SAT 6 only in dlscuesion. and improve the terminal area. Christensen, Kathy Hayes, tria,___ _Sweden, , the_ Philippines,_ .. . so much to everyone who helped Judy Franzosa, ’67 Reporters regularly cover — weather forecasting facilities Frances Manning and Ann Ma- Br-ozlI; MHISi students have make it all possible!” Boudreau, Pam Broderick, Sharon Douton, Mike Johns, j j oan and report — planning and and dndnage faculties at Dan- rie Pratson. spent the summer in the Phll- Lorraine Obuchowskl, ’67 Steve Cone, Milt Oolslt, Tim Paula Rivard, Judy Snow, and ^ome back some day to visit all ■oning cotmnisaloa meetings in bury. Barbara Higble received her Cunningham, Merie Frazier, Dave Turklngton. Junior alter- ^ American friends, as it Manchester, Vernon and Tol- "Ihe oommMon also approved *66 num eral, and th e follow - Dinner Held Marlon Garrison, BiU HlUnskl, natea wUl be Dave Ctolpltts, is very hard to leave them all.” land, wMlKiut eonqtlaiut from a proposal to study the poeel- tag girls were awarded ’67 mum- Bruce Horn, Ric Larson, Sue Pam Hamilton, Oorol Mellen, Claudia Loeffler says of her COLONIAL RUG & TILE 00. troord members. bUitiee of changing the name of erals: Joyce Austin, Bontde G>uncO Help, HSW Ends Year Magowan, Sue Paganl, John Gary Jod<4n, Candy Johnnon, stay here, “This year in Man ' Bradley Field to Bradley Alr- Bletzer, Jo-Aim Boudreau, Lynn By Lettermen CMrout, Dave Rubtaow, and and Brian B^ers. chester was a time of adven This is the last regular The following students will F onn er pitcher Qorden port or Bradley International Cruickeanks, Elearnw Gibson, weekly issue of the ’’High Dave White. ture, excitement, understanding, Vernon Circle, Vernon, Conn. • 649-6577 875-0953 Supports Boy comprise the executive coun Mtitkbeiger scouts lor the Cau- Airport, in anticipation of its Debby Gronddn, Barbara Hol School World” for this The dedication of the High New Captain Juniors will be Tom Bell, friendship and love for me. It cil: Joe Amaio, Cheryl Bartel, eago White Sox. coming international status. man, Jill Horton, Kathy John school year. The annual School Arena to Wilfred J. Karen Bradlau, Fred Butler, was a time of growing up and Milt Oosfllt, Sue Magowan, son, Betty Kirby, Karen Pa- senior issue will appear two Clarke, to honor him, and to Joy'Ce Crawford, ’67, was re Bryce Carpenter, Dick Oobb, learning; learning about differ In L ib e ria Conna Dellafera, Sharon Flav- Dave White, Bryce Carpenter, gani, Diane Pyka, Barbara Ray- weeks from tonight. honor the lettermen of Man- cently elected captain of the ent pdople, customs, ways of Oil, Sue Grant, Dave Hlckook, Dick Oobb, Sue Grant, Dale bum, Judy Richmond and Laura Rtobord Dawdo is a very ohe^er High was the m ^lvefW ^j^^^eadean for next year. She school-life and of life in general. Mrs. Don and the editors Rob Horton, Stan IngenfoU, Ootrout, and Wendy Smith. R obb. lucky 14 year old from Kpaiyea, the Lettermen s Award Banquet ' What impressed me most was woirld like to take this op Wednesday night in the cafe- is presentiy a junior and wUl be- Recedvlnig '68 numerals were Llbetla. He is more fortunate portunity to wish all our how many friends you can make terio. come the active captain at the Donna Brunell, Dolores Down- than moat Llherians his age be readers a happy and safe in one year. I want to thank my ham, a n d y GoheiOle, Shawm cause be is being supported and summer. Mr. George Emmerling said beginning of her senior year, family, MHS and everyeme who Gworek, Carol Knight, Kathy sent to school by Manchester that, “In the past ten years the ipi,^ remaining officers have not helped to make this year such Lauder, Marylin May, Jan Mbs- H igh’s Student CtounoU. H e is a wonderful eocperience. The 115 boys and gfirls have students, teachers, and com- elected. ley, Brenda Ogren, Judy Palm- attending the Zo«>r Lutheran munity have enjoyed using the tt will be hard to go back to lunch from 12:35 to 1 and din Joyce’s duties wlU inclitde the berg, Janet Peck, Kathy Peon- Mission School, located at Zo- resources of the high school, ee- Germany and leave all my ner from 5 to 6:30. The after berton, (3indy Prior, Eileen «>r, Laffa Ckmnty, Liberia. The pedaily the arena. Tt would (ser- setting of dates, times and loca friends, but I am sure ilait we noon is free, with a sttidy pe Wide choice of color and Extra-Value Features . . . Immediate c/e- Quinn Deibbie Shoag, Linda Student OoimcU raised the tainly be appropriate that we tions for each of the nrimerous will see each other again one riod from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Washburn, Judy Zaxemtoa and money for this project from the dedicate this arena to some practices, as well as directing day. I hope that MHS will have the prcactice. She will also de livery on most models. Stop In Today .,. Top Prices Paid For Your Marola McCallum. refreshment sales at this year’s Richard’s family consdste of one who was coach of the var many foreign exchange students SALES cide Which cheers are to be Receiving a srnail “m” were basketball games. five altogether. His father, sity basketball team and head in the futin:e and that many stu 312 OAKLAND STREET, M A N C tiem OP0I 7 DAYS # PHONE 649-9406 Trade. Joan Marlow and Anne Moreau, The tx>uncil recently received Dawolo, is a farmer by oc of the Physical Education de done at each game and help in dents from here will take the devising new ones. Her new re both ’66. Juniors receiving the a letter from Richard, express cupation, and hds mother, Ga- partment for thirty years.” opportunity to go abroad, be moi, helps him as well as tend sponsibility also includes ar small “m” were Bonnie Bletzer, ing his taonka to the council for Awards were presented fol cause this is one way at begin ing the house. Kanto, Richard’s ranging any pep rallies during P am B roderick, Irene Comdio, the support. *Tt is a great hrip lowing the dinner. Recipients of ning to achieve imderstending sister, is 22 years old and is the year. and peace among all people.” Joanne Dixon, Merle Frazier, and I will never forget it. I hope awards are: Mark HeUer (base nmrried. Bis brother is 16 years Joyce is following a schedide Linda Gee, Sandy Guadfino, Bar there are other people as good ball, football), Don Conrad oW, but does not have the op this year of English m , U.6. bara. McCurry, Karen Paganl, as you who are doing things (swimming), A1 McDonald Sprn^ WIN YOUR CHOICE Diane Pyka, Kathy Stoddard as you are for me.” An. en portunity to go to school. Rich History, Stenography, typing (track), Don Hubbard (foot- and Diane Zeppa. closed letter from Sal Lopee, hie ard himeelf started school at the and foods, in preparation for a Students Gel age of eight and is now in the career as a practical nurse. Also receiving this award for tearfter, stated, ‘Tt meetns a tot Knight (Cross-Oountry), John A 26" Jacobsen Riding Mower, A Soiffish by seventh grade. Lynne L aw rence, ’66 the class of ’68 were Sharon for a young boy like Rtehard to Gallagher (Rifle), Dave Brady Book Prizes ORIMSOM KING MAPLES Gwwek, Kathy Pemberton, go to such a school . . . He ia The student oouncil has found (Soccer), Dick Bomberger Hemock - Yews • Spruce Aleort or a $500 Savings Bond. See Our candy Prior, Eileen Quinn, Deb- worth tt and there 1* hope for a deserving and worthwhile Alan MacDonoM Helena Kiecolt (Most outstanding athlete and • The German Consulo/te Gen bie Shoag and Linda Washburn, htai in the future. In oong»rison project in Richard. He Is an ex Reg. $7.95 - $13.95 good scholar), Bd> Hamilton eral of Boston awarded book Salesmen for details on our June '66* Contest The big "M” was earned l>y to Liberian schoolboyB, he ie Dust Settles ceptional student and will prob (Varsity M Award), and Mark Legion of Honor prises Wednesday to four stu Daryl Begley, ’66; Phylis remarkable! He speaks English ably rcqplve a scholarship to Juniper - Pine • Ilex Oakman (Six letters over 3 dents in Mrs. McJhemey’s Ger Arnold, Diane Pyka, Sue Smith weh, is respectable, Bs- finish his education. He aptly Upon being asked what he en- K, in the future, you traveJ years in high school). On 6-10 Mark man I and JH classes. and Joanne Dixon, all ’67; and to advice, ia open to new expressed his deep gratitude In The coaches of ail the teams Joye doing in his leisure time, to Arabia, soan each camei rid Presenting books to students Ddbble Shoag, ’68. Medals were ideas, wants to change, and is the last sentence of his letter, and Mr. Thomas Oonran, rep this week’s legionnaire, Alan er you ootna across with care. who have shown outstanding and Pieris Juponicos wen by DUeen Ouistensen, oonoemed and serious about his For Indians “May God bless you.” resenting the Elk’s Club; Dr. If one proves to be a sandy- diligence or achievement Is a Fran Manning, Judy Naachke, fu tu re.” Pam Hlkonis, '68 MadDonald, replied with an- Compare Gars and Compare Values— William Ourtis, sui>erlntendent yearly custom in Germany and Robin Stalked and Jane Wil In his letter, Richard de Puttlng on a belated spurt a/t other question, "What leisure haired, familiar looking girt. IMPERIAL LOCUST of schools; Dr. Walter Schardt scribed a day at his school The MJanafield Training the end of the season, the MHS time'?” it will probably be this week’s other European countries. Mr. Buy 1 A f Regular Price and son, ’66; and by Luanne Heck, and Mr. Charles Bogini, on be These Cars Listed Are Ready Te G o - and Everyone gets up at 5:30 am. School for the retarded is seek- Alan’s heavy schedule this feminine legionnaire. Helen Kle- Bnrmerltag made the presenU- THE IDEAL SHADE TREE! Judy Jullano, Sue Leslie half of the Boaud of Educa Baseball nine left the doldrums Uorre to this ■ year’s top stu , ___ for a half-hour of _physical ^ ex ing voltmteers who are 15 years year of Western Civilization, Pat Wells. ’67. tion: Mr. Clarke and Mr. John of a dirinal season by winning cMt. Intrigued with Arabian dents, Bev Burke, ’66, Miriam Pins wera awarded to the fd- erctee. At 6 am. they return to dd or over for their Day (Damp «„«.ker attended Math IV , French IV , EJnglish By All Means See Our Gars Befors You culture, Helene plans to visit Ramoe, ’66, Roger Briggs, ’67, Get The 2nd One For Only lowing girls; Ann Pratson, Pat their dormitories for cleaning program and volunteers tvho ’ ’ , ’ 3 of Its last 4 gomes. The In- IV and Biology H requires much Sale Fne% Stan Sloesberg, ’68 dians’ final record wos 6-10. and ex|4ore the Mnd ef sand and Stephen Lloyd ’67. M2.95 Hayes, Eileen Ohristensen, Fran and preparing for bredefast. are 14 years of age for buUd- of his tima, while Ms many and ------>^~'Last Tuesday the Indians dimes one day. The four prizes were “Grimms Manning, Marti Bonham and ciaoses are conducted from 7:08 ing Studertt Aids. Transporta varied extra-curricular ac Buy Anywhere All Hbrary books are pdw a\avenged a previous loss by de- Miarchen,” German foiklora of Judy Naschke. until 12:30 and include science. tion will be fiim i^ed. If inter- tivities fill,the rest As her travel plans tadieaite, overdue. I^lease return imme feating Windham 5-4. Marc Helens is an unpredictable In- the middle ages, received by R eceivin g Leader Em blem s aitthm etlo, EUgHsh, Btt>Ie, So- eaited see the bulletin board Alan has been a member at diately. Schardt, ’66, was the wiiuilng divlduaUst with enthusiasm for Bev;. a collection o f Germ an 65 cHCVRoier were Chris Benechi, Bcmnie Blet- cteji studies, French and health. outride the Gifidance Office. the track and croee country AZALEAS 65 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE pitcher. On the following day, the unusual. FYom enjoying dill lyrics since 1945, awarded to COMPACTS Impala Sport Coupe. zer, Judy Copeland, Delores ______teams for three years, and this d -D ow . V -8, Auto., power M OfM C V-8, auto., power steoteg, S IA ttC the IiuMans extended their win pickles and baked beans to Miriam; excerpts from German t/2 PRICE!! ateering, radio; heater, Downham, Linda Gee, Cindy year served as co-captain. He $2.45 »P $3.95 ning streak by defeating Hall waitcbing the stock exchange literature, presented to Roger; 66 SU N B E A M radio,-heater, whitewalls. T A 0 Y 9 Gbbeille, Sandy Guadano, Slmr- has also been a member of tbe of West Hartford 10-9. Pitcher ticker tapes, “Kdek’s” loves are and the story of German art Imp. 2-Door. 4 cylinder, H.P., 4-speed, on Gworek, Csuol Knight, Kathy Debate Team for three yean. 64 CHEVROLET BEL AIR radio, heater, bucket SlO O C Bill Hilinskl, ’67, allowed only unique and varied. As you since 1900, Which was given to BLUEBERRY CAROLIA 64 CHEVROLET ZiOuder, Jan M osley, Brenda one earned rqn, but his team- where he Is nw vice preeid^i, expect, our lively young »^owf|^45.e2.65 4-D oor. 6 cylinder, auto., power steer- seats, vdiltewalls. Ogren, Judy Pabnberg, Karen Steve Lloyd. Impala 4-Door Hardtop. mates’ fielding allowed Hall 8 a<=tive in the Currant deplores Inactivity. When ' Judy FYanzooa,, ’67 ing, radio, beatw. 65 C H E V Y H V-8, auto., power steering, Paganl, Janet Peck, Kathy unearned runs. Continuing Ms tadra CHub, the National Hojfor comes to footbrtl, Helene pre- BUSHES RHODODENDRON *1695 Pemiberton. Cindy Prior, Dianne Nova Sport Coupe, 6 cylinder, radio, heater, whltewalin. T 4iw 7D hot hitting, Mark Heller, ’66, Society, and Pre-Med Club. fers to join in rather than re Pyka, Eileen Quinn, Laura auto, radio, heater, R lllllf belted a grand slam home run. Alan also was a member of main a mere spectator. BecMlng Age Reg.$1J5 Rieg. $5.95 Robb, De/bble Shoag and Linda the Oieee Club for two years. New Positions GLADIOU RULBS 64 CHEVROLET B a AIR wfaitewalla. ^ I.WD- 63 CHEVROLET Three straight victories was Foflowing her own advice, Wabhbum. not in the books as Wethers-- Away from school, Alan’s In 4-Doc». V-8, auto, power M 1 7 O E 64 C O R V A IR Inmala Super Sport Convertible; Judy NascdfiiO ’66 Helene has Involved herself in Capably Filled Bteoring, radio, header. ^ I V-8, auto., power ster^ , field trounced the Indians, 10-3. terests include Boy Scouts, many scholastic activities. An M onza Sport Ctoupe. 8 cylinder rnito., In the final game of the sea where he is an Ekigle Scout, For radio,, heater, bucket seats, O f AAW brakes, radio, heater, impressive currictflum of Hon The position of department SA LE 98c N O W *3.95 10 49c whitew alls son, the team went all out'to and the Foreign Policy Associa 64 CHEVROLET B a AIR whitewalls. “ 14Y9 ^1895 ors English IV and PYench IV. head, vacated by three retiring nip Hall in extra Innings. The tion of Greater Hartford. plus modem Mstory and diem- t^hers, has recently been station Wagon. i JCL Holds pitching chores were handled 63 RENA U LT Caiarlie Brown heads Alan s points to the serious side p capable and experl- V-8, auto., power R-8 4-Door. 4 cylinder 4-speed, 62 O LD S. DYNAMIC by Sdiardt, thus giving him • Sj^ort Sedan. list of likes, wMle his pet peeve of our legionnaire. She . has people. Mr. George Pot- FLOWERING SHRUBS ateering, r a ^ heater, radio; heater, bucket Its Outing two mounij victories, in one M shaving. He enjoye Urten- proved herself a competent named head of 7-YEAR YEWS seata^ whttcwaiUs, ^ 0 7 9 y-p,V -f, auto., powerp< nteerlng, power brakes, radio; heater. ^ ^ ■* the Science Departoment re- ‘ This afternoon three bus loads showed two seniors as the lead- gnd his lndlvldiiaJ*ty is lUus- tor this past year. Participation placing Mr. Philip EJmery. Mrs. Reg. $1.95 and $2.25 62 CHBVRlOlEr BISCAYNE 60 F A L C O N tag players, Schardt was the 4-D oor. 6 TQdinder, a u to , R lM M E station Wagon. 6 cylinder, * t t studwits, cdl members of the trated by his choice of favorite jn SW Cli* and National Hon- Rourke will take charge 61 CHEVROLET B a AUt junior Classical League, left on team’s most consistent hurler animal, the phoenix. or Society has rounded out py„g t^e radio, heater. ~ IUT9 atandard, radio, heater, while Heller was the leading 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard, • s a w 1 their annual outing to Ocean Next year, Alan will attend Helene’s busy schedule. ^ Home Elconomlcs Department. whitewalls. *545 hitter with a .272 batting aver “*"^“n.25.M.75 radio, heater. "YHD ' Beach Park, New London. Tufts University to begin study Feeling compassion for the Mr. Russell Wright will leave age. 5 0 1 .9 5 1 Highlights ger hunt with prizes for Students making up deten- _ Won for truancy riiouM be re- ■mrtl town, near a Mcge c*^. the oocigwnts of the winning WEEPING WILLOW or JAP RED MAPLE minded of the rule that aH de- <» wWch he wiU ooiM|»ute by ______— ------bus. Fertilizer Special! Swlmcntag in the pool, awim- tontion must be made up by the helicopter. u t.* w f»i*« aHv«ntiim close of the semester. Students Brazil and Franca are the ^ w ' mtag in the Sound, and the 1 with time still remaiMng w ill, countries that Alan hopes some *^m many amusements which the R EG . 85.9S $ 20-10-5 be required to continue to at- day to visit, and as for this piirk affords are added attrac tend school until the detention summer, he slso hopes to trav- ^ interest in unue to r^de Reg. $4.95. Now Only ^ 2 CO., INC. tions. The Bermuda Hop Was an Informal Affair is made up. Under no circum- al, although Ms dastlnatton ia SALE FRIGE 1 TOe buses wiH be homeward 3 .9 5 1229 MAIN S T ^ P E N EVRNIN6S TELL 9—THURS. TILL 6—MANCHESTER Bettnuda aborts and sweafshlrta were in rtyle at bmt Friday’s Bermuda Hop. The dance stances wMl a student racelve a not apaejific — "somawbera out- In tba futjxra, Paaca Oorpe and her ristw. MarceOt, at U t bound rt' 7:16 pjn. with arrival program In September tmtlt Ms .rtda ad tba VJBik." wart, atwde tndkig. a ^ Mountoln Rd.^ book at Manchester at ofivroad- waa h eld ia tba aaCatarta. a a d etu ek ahiflaattii waca tKUr atgnJqg yeartaoalaa. (Benal4 piioto by SI datehbtaa M made np. Brt Buabi, *87 jng aa an aliBna atawwneaa OaMi OonliM% IA 8. aw W jy p jn . [>■' f
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UANCHESTEE' e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 PA6E TWElfTt Methodists Plan O N L Y A T MANCHESTER PARKADf ToUand CourUy Tolland TV-Radio Tonight . f' District Parley paui Sf/oriii W. G. GLENNEY CO. Bear Kidnaps Boy, 4, Candidates Dump Turmhg WiAm FM; Representatives from South Democrats^ House and North Methodist Churches Your charge plan to attend the New Eng Television From Mountain Camp ^ Mnri-rtv Picked Residents’ Help Is Sought land SouUiem Conference of 6:00 ( s-io-isas) Hovi. 7:30 ( Sd2) The WUd. Wild West account is John Bnrohas O ’Neill Is Named Moriarty Picked ( 8) Hike Do m Im (30-40) Flintstones LA. JARA, Oolo. (AP) — A Thursday by Ray Herzog, A F irs t Selectman Carmeld poles, in several places at the the Methodist Church June 16 ELMCO (12) Herr Griffin (10) lOorle weighing farmer In PottersviUe. The bear dump. through 19 at Connecticut Col (20) Boctoo B lukie (38) Film ^ bear described as welcome Named by 52nd In 52nd District In 51st District Zanghi baa ai^ u n ced that the Tel 528-5009 643-5476 (80) ’Three Stooxee (30) Camp Runamuck (C) had scared his il-year-old niece. Other requirements are the lege for Women, New Ix)ndon. (34) Pro Photographer 1122 B urnside Ave., E ast Hartford* Conn. ^ (40) H w 0* the World about 400 pounds snatched a 4- Police killed a 350-pound dirk Robert A. Moriarty 6t Coven- town dump, located on Old Staf- control of flies, rodents and oth New London Methodist Church 6:30 (20) Industry on Parade 8:00 (20-40) Tammy (C) DenwormUc from , WllUtm O NelU of Sart K ^ P - (40) Dennla. Menace (32-30) Hank (C) year-old boy from his sleeping brown bear in late May after a the 4*Ul AmmW y Dietrtct ton was nominated last night as try was chosen last night as ford Rd., will be converted to a er insects and disease bearing is the host church. Its pastor, / I (Sarntre____ and Personal Attention! EDERIOR PAINT { » ) WUriyMrda (34) Room to U ve In bag in the southwest Colorado sporadic chase through Bergen unaaiinously the Democratic candidate tor vermin, as well as keeping any the Rev. Percey- F. Smith, was our Bert Advertuement- 6:46 ( 32) Three Btoogei 8:30 ( 3-12) Hogan’S Heroes (C) iowna laat ntght the Democratic candidate for land-fill operation in coopera- (18) Haiph Kanna (34) USA: Novel mountains and tried to carry county, part of the New Yoik the SUte House of Representa public road to the dump in a formerly associate pastor at (23,30) Mitch MUier (C) noaiinaied John Burokaa of Tol elecUon to the State House o f tion with the State Health De- (20) Peter Jenninss. News metropolitan area. tives from the sand J^strict. passable condition during all South Church, Manchester. Instroductory Offer! 8:00 ( 8-40) Neera. Stoorth, Weather (30-40) Addams Family him away. land as their candidate for O'Neill spoke briefly on the Representatives from the 61st partment’s n w dunaplng r e ^ - (10) Eye-DenUw 9:00 ( 8-13) Corner Pyle (C) The bear, frightened off by State -Rapresentative. The dis seasons, which is done locally. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley (30) Faith for ■Today ( 8-30-40) Honey West GORILLA UNIMPRESSED The state health commission (18) Hollywood A-Go43o (18) Subscription TV the boy’s 18-year-old brother, trict inolades the towns of Tol- r e iS S e n T o f the State H ^_e ;J e m b ly District S S S l y Shaw, pa.stor, and the Rev. G o and see (34) Paris 1900 PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — of Representatives, which er has reserved the right to ap (34) What's New? ^ was the object of a search by l«iMi E31incton and Somers. He was nominated at a party residents not Richard W. Dupee, associate, (80) Stsahunt 9:30 ( 3) Smothers Brothers George the gorilla was Intro prove any new dumps, their (22) Rockv and His Friends (1030) Mr. Roberts (C), hunters armed with rifles. Burokaa will probahly face groups together In the 62nd Dis convention of the three district ^ dump refrigerators or stoves, will be ministerial delegates w e a th e rs d rie s in (13) Movie duced to Ginger the gorilla. trict, the towns of East Hamp sites and operation methods. the newest in 8:16 (23) CluD'House S 8-30-40) Farmer's Daughter The boy, Jeffrey Shaweroft, Incumbent Atty. Robert E. towns — Andover, Bolton and the town ordinance from South Church. Herbert J. (40) Sugarfoot They excheuiged one brief nuz ton, Marlborough, Hebron and The approval will be granted (10) News. Weather suffered head and shoulder King, iJso from Tolland, who Is Coventry — in Coventry’s town forbidding the dumping of cars McKinney and W. J. Godfrey (S ). Stale (Convention zle, and George returned to his Columbia, after his nominaUon. only If the dump will not consti 6:30 ( 8) Newawire 10:00 ( 3) Ages of Man iNtjunds requiring 22 stitches. expected to receive the Repub- office building. be enforced. Gourley are lay delegates. fine fabric w ell m inutes (30) Compass breakfast of Pabiflm and fruit. O’Neia’s name was put for tute a nuisance or hazard to (12) Newaheat (34) Open Mind Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. No other names were offered Zanghi asked the cooperation North Church will be repre ( 8-2(>^) O u r t Martial That was all there was to the ward by Raymond Thatcher of public health. (24) USA Photottraphy Eart Shaweroft, was with his for the candidacy. of townspeople to help reduce sented by the Rev. Earle Cus ( 3) Walter Cronklte (C) (10-22-30) U.N.C.L.E. tC) first meeting of George and East Hampton and seconded by Bulletin Board merchemdising! (10-23-30) HunUey-Brinkley 11:00 ( 3-8-10-12-20-32,30-40) Newa. parents and five brothers and Republicans will select their the problems of the new type ter, pastor, and Alton Cowles Sports. Weathei- . Ginger in Pittsburgh’s Highland Myron Berkowltz of Columbia. Registration for the Brownies (C) sisters Tuesday on the family’s candidate at a district conven- of operation to a minimum, and Griswold Chappell. 8:46 ( 8) Peter Jennings. News 11:15 (10) TPnighI ShoW (C) Park zoo. It was something of a The ddegates' vote was unani and Girl Scouts will be held 7:00 ( 3) Deeth Veliev Day. (C) (40) Snorts Final annual cattle drive to New Mex The conference will open 11:30 ( 3) Movies disappointment for zoo officials, tlon next week. To lessen the need for bum- from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow (3380-40) News. Soorts ico. It was his brother Robert mous. ' Thursday evening with Holy (10) Indienamlis 500 (C> (12) All-Night Movies who obtained Ginger — a 36,5" The annual Church School Day POTTE5RSVTLLE, N.J. (AP) There was hope, however, Ucut State CoUege, is a veteran rence Moe of Andover made the Uro of the T o lle d Dump is torium of Connecticut CoUege. — Life for a bear In New Jersey that Thursday’s rejection of the United Congregational Saturday evening the pro of the Korean War, and is a second. In a brief acceptance Church will be held Sunday at CHEKEY HALL - Hartford Rood i Manchester is likeiy to be hard. And short. wouldn’t be permanent. George, gram .will be held at Palmer member of the Veterans of For- speech, Moriarty said that he of 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Two bears in two Weeks have it appeared, was merely show Auditorium. On Sunday, a Wor . . . And one that doesn't Radio elgn Wars, the Saks and the views all three dUtrict towns Mrs. Luther Barnard, Anderson Its’ BEAUTIFUL and loaded with BARGAINS, like need a primer* 7 Elmco meet death in the state. ing a little pique at all the atten each week. The dump has been ship Service, with Bishop Mat American Legion; His wife Is as facing similar problems — r.8«l.r »1.98 DRAPERY FABRICS Beauti Wall Exterior One (Thlf listing Incdnlas only tl;nse news broadcasts of 10 or 15 A black 180-pounder was shot tion being lavished on the bride. in its present location for more Rd. thews presiding, will be held at aii Bast Bahnpton school teaefa-■ " chiefly the n e ^ for additional Coat Latex’s for you. Easily minute length. Some stations carry other snort newscasts.) than 10 years. Periodic burning the host church. An afternoon state aid to Question to en- Manchester Evening Her Because Elmco Beauti Wall applt^— moisture, blister '»r, ' has been used in maintaining service of ordination will be WDBC—136# 7:30 New., of the Woiid Aaroiv Reid, Hebron Demo ald Tolland correspondent, Exterior OirPremium and mildew resistant— 6:00 Loiik John ■ Wade ■ ■ 7:.50 Senator from Conn, the dump, and Zanghi has had held in Harkness Chapel at 8:00 Dick Robinson 7:65 Red Sox vs. Orioles cratic town ohalnnan, was con Bette QuatraJe, tel. 876-2846. House Paint has a linseed dries in 30-minutes. Get the 10:40 Ntghtbeat it covered every week. This has Connecticut College, with 1:06 News, Sirn Off vention president, and Alice oil base it penetrates deep longer-lasting, one coat wlCB—SIS 11:00 News. Weather, Sporta been done during the three days 11:30 Art Johnson Bishop Matthews presiding. into the i»res . . . o f your house paint — Beautiful 6:00 Hartford Hishltfhta June Planfing Specials ‘ Erickson of Marlborough was the dump is closed each week. 8:00 Gaslight WPOP—1410 Recital Given wood siding. It’s going to Exterior Latex House Paint 12:00 (Juiet Hours 5:00 George Brewer ^obm Hurokaa Secitotary. The new Health Department HOSPITAL GROUP ELECTS Inventory Reduction Sale be a long time between by Elmco. WINT—123# 8 30 Ken Griffin regulations eliminate the open 6:00 News 10:00 Hotline FREE Begonia Bulbs Mean nomination at a eonven- By Piano Pupils NEnV HAVEN (AP)—The Con paint jobs when you use * prime only on bare wood 6:15 Dial 12 13:00 John Sherman was chairman of the conven dumps and unrestricted burning IVITH EVERY PURCHASE tton in Ellington Monday. necticut Hospital Association has this exterior d l type paint or metal. 6:46 Lowell Thomas tion. areas throughout the state. Pupils of Mrs. Charles J. 7:00 World Tonight FOR YOUR GARDEN Burokaa ran agalnet Atty elected Dr. T. Stewart Hamilton IS FIREMEN KILLED IN ’68 .Delegates atUndlng were Morrison of 50 Elizabeth Dr. 7:15 Prank Gifford The regulations require a final as Us president. ON ALL BRAND NEW ’66 7:90 Harry Reasoner NEW YORK — Only 13 fire King in a ®°*'**e^ ' Raymond Clay, Btuart Danforth were presented in a piano reci- 8:65 Yankees vs. Tigers compacted cover at least two The Hartford Hospital execu men were killed in fires last M otatt^rom Tolland, b ef^ '„d M ra Margaret Wells from feet deep within one week after tal Wednesday afternoon at her 10:40 Dial 12 GERANIUMS 6 f., *2.19 tive director was chosen Thurs 12:00 News. Slsh) Off year, compared with 30 in .1964. the district was foimed when David Cohen, Palmer the final deposit of refuse. Burn- home. A tea was given after w n c —i»*s the House of Representatives day at the tissociation’s annual The major cause of firemen’s in and Mrs. Hoffman from Ing la permitted only in a high the program. Mrs. Morrison 6:00 Afternoon Edition MOUNTAIN was reappgs(lkaa la one of Tolland’s ing, signs or equally effecUve 1963 DART 1963 C OriJjir rapreaentatlves to the Capital ity, increasing local taxes place SNOW GAUGE MODERNIZED FAIRWAY Wagon. 6-cyl., auto, trans., high-flyers of early 1966 made means approved by the local Convertible. Big 6 Rqplon Planning Agency and a heavy burden upon town tax WASHINGTON — The 30,000 R&H, roof rack, $995 DOUGLAS UDWARDS big recoveries from recent loss health director. auto, trans, R&H. $1390 waa a town selectman from payers, particularly senior citi gallons of chemical propellant es. The Tolland dump is fenced 1963 to 66. zens and flxed Incomes, he said. AND THE NEWS Blue chips, while high enough in, and has someone on duty, used in the average two-man He has promts^ to make The convention was attended and signs listing the regulations space launching would run the borii storos to lift the averages appreciably,' 1963 PONTIAC 1961 PO N TIA C EELA Mmself available in each town by four delegates from Coven are posted on tall utility poles, average family's car more than 4-Dr. Hardtop. R&H, auto. W IN F - 1230 O N YOUR DIAL rffJT- TUBNPJU on a set schedule so try, three from Bolton and two giving the impression of totem 40 years. open tenife rill 9 Catalina 4-Dr. trans., double power $795 Early Bird Spiecial Preleens! may discuss problems with him. from Andover. The number of Sedan. Full power. $1395 MON., WED., FRI. — 6 P.M. 397 Tolland Turnpike ,, Burokaa was Tolland’s first , The market showed a ste^ y delegates Is based on population. for all Mrineheitei. C W 649-7521 repreaeatativa to the Oapitol ' Chairman of the convention R egion. FlanningAgency, and tone at the opening and toon ALUMINUM Teens! moved higher on the influence was Charles Lathrop,. Bolton’s MANY OTHERS TfO CHOOSE FRO]\^ has served on CHPA’s land use your hot weather of a parade of big blocks in the Democratic town chairman and l a d d e r s umI exm tlve committees. He HANDY favored stocks. secretary was Guy T. Outlaw, I • Is a member of the newly form- and picnic needs $ • !• « sturdy BluRilnuiR laddBrs. MbIr- Juniors! First-hour volume was Z32 Andover's town chairman. SaiisRCB-frBS^ wD«*t mst, spIliH STEP LADDER ad advisory and educv ! Delegates adjourned to the Pontiac and Tempest nlttees. million shares, the largest since Itr. Mads of^amperBd aluminum, Safe, eonveniert home of Raymond Bradley Sr. at . . . attractive. ^a*hijrbb^ a member of the Press average in Coventry for a reception af ALL-PURPOK EXTENSION Woman-haasdUng Tolland Democratic Town Com- J^*®?®**^*^ Press a ter the convention; Bradley was lightness; Sale mlttee since 1961, and is treas- i 3 fairway prices! CHORIMES LADDER maa-supporting urrt ot the ToUand County Indtiatriata up 1. , a delegate. trength. He is up 1.0 and utilities up .6- Moriarty came within a few RENTALS OF MANCHESTER raced for Democratic Association, Famous Make Dyed-to-Match a'form. er chaignan _ of____ the____ Tol' Jones Industrial av- votes last year of upsetting Re “ Authorized Chrysler-Dodge Dealer” • ExclusiveALFLO*Jointn»ak laM Wanning at-noon waa up. 1.84 at publican Incumbent Elmore A. BY THE DA Y ^ open mondays! Rung Spin-Proof Turklngton in a race for town 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER—643-2791 L add«‘Twiat-Proof Cotton Knit lamaica Shorts, clerk of Coventry. He was the BY THE WEEK A former taacher, Burokas ^ Jp” * stoelmakeis • Raises eafDy *— Badueve writes Jet engine overhaul and only member of the Democratic Glides maintenance manuals for Pratt «ntod irtta ^vanced. Airlines town committee to be unani BY THE MONTH • Spriiif-loafled ^uminum Poor Boys, Polo Shirts & and Whitney Aircraft. He holds i- ' mously endorsed by a party l o ^ I - Prices advanced in . active a master of education degree caucus to retain his committee • SUp-reds*nt Feet Sleeveless Shells — hecaiise from Worcester (Mass.) State trading on the American Stock seat. • Mar-Pro(jf End Cepe__ College. • exchange. The only other district resi LOW RATES dent who expressed interest In BUY NOW AND SAVE S$$l He is married to the former they’re slight imperfects they’re Justine FV)x and the couple has NYC 6th in Speuiish the nomination was Stephen three children. His ■wife la Tol- ___ Loyzlm of Coventry, a former land’s Democratic registrar of NEW YORK — New York, state representative and town voters and president of the with a Spanish-spesMng popula- committee chairman. PAUL DODGE ANNUAL Damocratic Women’s Club, and tion of 1,470,000, now ranks sixth MMIhinnktaT.-. Is a former Democratk: Town among the world’s largest Span- Bill Reed, Big Ten commis LEASING and RENTALS now >4 price Congnlttee chairman. ish-epeaking cities after Mex- sioner. is serving a four-year Monroe Palmer, Blflngton ico City, Buenos Aires, Madrid, term as NOAA representative 373 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER @ m i tow Co., Huge collection of dyed-tomptch cotton knits . . ; de Town Committee chairman,'Barcelona and Santiago, Chile. on the U.S., Olympic Committee. •M k t. 4 Ft. Reg. $18.96. 411.95 — i ------______C______Reg. g29J96. ^25.45 \ signed to fit juniow, twns and preteeps perfectly. Paint Sale! 28 Ft. 6 Ft. 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PHONE 649.1504 H « DBJVERY ■to" PAGE TWENTY-THREE M^UTCHBSTBR EVENING HERAILD, MANCHESIEB, CX)NN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10> 1 9 6 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JU N E 10, 1966 PAGB tWBOTY-TWO BY BOUSON OUB B0ABIHN6 HOUSE with MAJOB HOOPLB >fq WeAT2 L fr iL B s p c x t a EveiEreeBS | THE 1 7 Five Homers in One Inning for Bilan Mt tewBUM Cm BSEmBNEn I Herald Angle X PITCHED IM 0 J ' - ---- * X' ■■ it MOotaadnliM BSTntail THE REtO OlV A RRE c COCoostr truck WHIUf THE FANS UBona ^ caosdioat m Change Due at Cheney, Too Wins Pair, B U 66S ITPoodfl* _ SB! EBonian euiuewr MIncnmbeiits 19T» tbs BMoA. 871 SHttdened tn rj " i n office ^ Add Cheney Tech to the list of area schools which Anierlcan League aO Cotton BSivWUMk asKoman sin f»n W. Pel, G.B. Davenport Prefers It Cool woe— er noottoB.UBwa UWddilnC gs----- seqnois will have a new head varsity baseball coach next Takes Lead aiLifottiiw Baltimore .. 34 .642 — »<»d.aco (ttU DOWN JSTiAvxolB S7Muacsl«w*«WConpl®f.— spring. Director Tony D’Angona, who also coaches base NEW YORK (AP)—The eighth. Ttwnmy Helms' fourth ropes 3 8 Cleveland .. 31 NEW YORK (AP) — grounder behind second and MPoUle haaM 39HonM-P^ ball, has indicated that he will step down as diamond Minnesota Twins trailed hit of the game moved pinch, SifXXiJTStSmm IStwdng ISIcelsndle poem 4 1 Pedsl digit Detroit ...... 31 Joey Jay flourished in turned it Into a game-ending SBoUdinS IBCoddess mentor at the technical school and his successor will be Kansas City 4-3 in the sev- Chicago 25 runner Dick Simpson around to,, *7^ “^ «tooJai {RoniB) Philadelphia’s hot and hu double play in the ninth. t. ,SlComps«poW Vince Kasheta. The latter has been an assistant this enth inning when suddenly California Davenport, who broke up a 17- third. iSEMlIMin mid Connie Mack Stadium imdenfond _ 'azAlUsdbynit^ • S S ^ season. ------Rich Rollins homered. Then Minnesota Inning game against New York Then Cardenas’ single broke ’ nSodal iBfoet aeFoondauon 63 HawAiian 1 o« Pat Mistretta has already been and Jim Davenport didn’t with a homer earlier this sea- the scoreless tie. smsntolndc timber Malzone was reflecting on Zoilo Versalles homered, New York aSHeoTTfiD at 54FfcUow»W recommended by Director of Washington . do SO badly in the air con- son, delivered his big double to * • • mow (Seat) eSitTony Oliva, and Don 29 Male sheep Athletics John Oanavari at Rock- BRAVES-MEtS— 37 Snail drink noitnlt SSLubrlcm hardt and remarked, “ He’s an Mincher, and Harmon Kil- Kansas City ditioned comfort of Hous- snap a tie that had existed since 7x S a 8«nen viUe High to take over for Ron Rico Carty smacked four hits entirely different hitter from Jg^j-ew Boston ...... 19 33 . 365 14>i ton’s Astrodome. the fifth inning and beat Jim 6 7 8 9 Kozuch. Bob Healy at EMllngton Thursday’s Results Operating in completely oppo- Owens, Houston’s third pitcher, including a home run and Mack 3 4 5 What he was last season. That brought up Jimmie Hall, High has also reldnguished his Minnesota 9, Kansas City 4 site climateo TTiursday night. Elsewhere in the National Jones tagged a three-run homer r “ He has confidence now," Mal 11 ' 12 coaching post and his successor with a chance to set a major Detroit 9, Boston 1 Jay pitched a sharp five-hitter League, Atlanta stretched its in Atlanta’s five-nm first inning zone explained. "Rick has gone will be li>n Therrien who has league record for most homers Baltimore 8-4, Washington 7-2 as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia winning streak to six games as the Braves ripped the Metsf from a defensive hitter to an in one inning. w IS been assisting. Charlie Sharos Only games scheduled 1-0 while Davenport’s 11th in- with an 8-4 victory over New Ken Boyer homered tor New ' r offensive one. I talked with him "1 knew about the record,’ rj*. fcj; uX HL omTV A-/0 at South Windsor High is anoth Today’s Gaines ning double drove in two runs York and St. Louis downed York. this spring, as did some of the said Hall, ‘.‘The announcer told 19 er veteran coach who will not New York (Bouton 1-01 at De and lifted San Francisco to a 3- Pittsburgh 4-2. * * • 18 • other older players, and we everyone that we had tied the : *^C1ENT16T6 RR& w be back handling baseball in the troit (Aguirre 1-3), night 1 victory over Houston. OARDSPIRATES— BY V . T. HAMLEN tried to explain to him that he record when I was standing in I THAT WAV, MACK*^., spring. Washington (Richer! 6-5 or Jay perspired freely in the GIANTS-ASTROS— Jerry Buchek and Rhll Gagll- , ALLY OOP AW.miwBJ A* ft*- -“ — is big enough and strong enough the batter's box. It upset me a * * % Ortega 5-2) at Cleveland (Sie- steambath atmosphere against Willie McCfovey ignited the ano accounted for all the Cardl- ' to take charge at the plate. little. I know if I was the pitch ' CyJr ? >AS7'5LLT^ \ \P-I.' WEU-,~TVIA>JK FELLAS! ITHINKWeVEI 127 1 bert 4-3), night the Phillies, but seemed to Giants’ winning rally with a sin nal runs with a pair of two-run US A REAL PRCXSRAM 2i Something’s Wrong "And that’s what he has been er, I'd be bearing down that MBHINSOYRVWCHAIRMAN ) £i Minnesota (Boswell 1-4) at thrive on the heat. gle. After Jim Hart sacrificed, homers as A1 Jackson scattered TOOAY-YErZIR/ OUR , much more.’’ ^ O W BMTB&INMB^r y Pf^DENT... ^ It's obvious that there Is little doing,” Malzone said. "NoW that Chicago (Horlen 2-8), night "I guess I lost about 10 Tom Haller was intentionally eight hits for his fifth victory. 03M H n T B .~ ^ / AHiatwi SPEAKERS AMANOFl 28 31 Hall eventually lashed a pitch B^CERHONAL XAUNT...' balance In local slow pitch soft- he realizes he is as good as Kansas City (Dobson 2-4) at pounds,” said the strong right walked, setting the stage for Both the homers came against AU.VOURS BY DICK TUBNEB baU competition, and the solu the pitcher, then he can become that hit high off the fence — and CARNIVAL California (Chance 3-7), night hander who won his sixth game Davenport’s big hit. rookie Woody Fryman, who lost tion, as viewed from this comer, a really fine hitter. Sure, he'll settled for a double. • * * - Boston (Stange 1-0) at Balti in eight decisions. his first , gome after four te to operate a slow pitch strike out, but all big, strong "I'm going to fine Hall SlOO more (Bunker 4-4), night Leo Cardenas dro\’e home the REDS-PHILSi- straight victories. 89 hitters do that-. In between, for breaking up a rally,” 37 league, a fast pitch league and Saturday’s Games only run Jay needed with an Tony Perez started Cincin Roberto Clemente, wbo had SURVIVES — One a baseball leagu^. It’s easy to though, he’ll make a few dents laughed Minnesota Manager n r Kansas City at California, N eighth inning single and then nati’s winning rally with a sin- three hits, homerred for the Pi Sam Mele, who hasn’t had too time West Point foot « say what ahouM be done, on pa in those fences” Minnesota at Chicago, N grabbed Dick Groat’s hot gle after two were out in the rates. much opportunity to do that this ball great Bill Carpen per, but something is lacking Reiohardt, though high up in New York at Detroit 148 w season. ter , pictured in 1959 when baseball suddenly dies out the league’s home run derby, is Washington at Cleveland, twi- In this hajppy hamlet for young Despite the homer ham when he was the Ca ST 63 not yet commanding the respect light i1 men after they sire 19, save for accorded Minnesota’s Tony mering and the 9-4 \’ictory, Boston at Baltimore, N Moaning Their Usual Away-from-Home Blues dets’^ “ Lonesome End,” a dozen. If two softball leagues, Mele's defending American Oliva, two-time batting oht^- National League survived wftl| a hand or three, as is the current prac pion. League champions still are in ful of his unit the na sixth place — three games un W. L. Pet. G.B. tice, one should be for men 30 Cleveland pitcher John O’Don- palm air strike lie call der the .500 mark and nine San Fran. .. 34 21 .618 — 55' and over to create and maintain oghue, for example, says of BY AL VERMEER games behind front-running Los Angeles 32 21 .6( r RSox Out to Snap Losing Streak ed, down on his ovvn JSl Interest from start to finish. Oliva: "He is the greatest hit p b i s o l l a ’s p o p Baltimore. Pittsburgh .. 30 22 .6' 2^ position to wipe out a The lop-sided results in too ter'in the league. No matter how ha\'e a more respectable 10-11 ers twice for a total of ^ ipin- SOTWAfs^WwSfl While the Twins still were, Phila...... 30 22 .5' 2Vi BALTIMORE (AP) — North Vietnamese feui- 1 *-k( BUT, DEAR BY J. B. WILLIAMS jnemy games played to date you pitch him, he is going to mark. utes. ^ TMEV MEAN &V- OCT OUR WAY trying to reach the first divi Houston . . . . 29 25 .5: The Boston Red Sox, moan- army unit overrunning shows a lack of balance. Next get at least three hits every Boston Manager Billy Her *OSeC> tnesTTiKj. '(SROWINS- PAiNSV sion, the Orioles took over first Atlanta ...... 26 30 .4 ing their usual away-from- A leadoff single by Rico Pet- VESII TOLD V txn O WAIT, ILL on the soap box. . . time up. I ’ll just try to keep man did a little research into his comxiany. ’ BiatSER/ place from Cleveland by beating 23 27 .460 8 rocelH, a wild pitch, a ivalk, a TO RUM CUTONE FLAWGE OFF GETTHE , the guys ahead of him oft the g home blues, attempt to the American League record UNDER THESE OLD TRACK f CRANE AH' Washington twice while the In Cincinnati .. 22 27 .449 9 double play grounder kild an er bases.’’ 2^ snap a , four-game losing, book and came up with a pitch pTWAT, WHEELS, BUT VOUTOc , TURM rr dians and New York Yankees New York .. 17 29 .370 12 ror provided Boston Its lone run C U m bT OFF TH'WKJNS , AROUMD "O ff the Cuff [6 streak tonight in -the open er for the Baltimore opener. TREE/ ( iN TH'LATHB, were rained out. Chicago .... 16 36 -.314 16 in the fir.st. OWB—TH'DBAMflHS / John McKeon of Manchester er of a three-game series Noting that Lee Stange has a SHOWS IT OFF THIS AM'THEM Baltimore won a game that Thursday’s Results The Red Sox managed on OTHER StDB.VtXJ- iruLBEON has enrolled at Ted Williams’ End of the Line Atlanta 8, New York 4 with Baltimore’s pennant 10-2 lifetime recoid against the four more hits the test of the THIS SIDE, had been suspended Wednesday Orioles, Herman named the vet VOU— Lakeville Baseball Camp In night, 8-6, and then came back Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 0 conscious Orioles. way as Detroit's 'Dave Wicker- VOO-VOU— Members of the Assumption eran right-hander recently ob Lakeville, Mass. . . . Fourth for a 4-2 victory in the regularly St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 2 The Red Sox were buried sham earned his second victory tained from Cleveland to try annual Maureen Walsh Gllberto and St. James’ School baseball scheduled game. In the only San Francisco 3, Houston 1, deeper in last place in the without a loss. and snap the Boston losing international l e a g u e Ladies Handicap and Scratch teams will be guests of the Wa- other American League game 11 innings American League standings i Bowling Tournament will be streak. Stange, wlio is 1-0 with Detroit pounded five Boston Although outhlt, nine to three, terbury Giants’ management at played, Detroit battered Boston Los Angeles at Chicago, rain Thursday as the Tigers com staged Saturday and Sunday at a decision with the Red Sox, is pitchei-s for 11 Jilts, including Norman's built up an early an Eastern League game to 9-1. Today’s Games pleted a sweep, of a three-game the Holiday I^nes with $550 in Los Angeles (Osteen 7-6) at due to be opposed by Balti homers by N°rm Cash, Don lead and then h,eld off a let* night in the Brass City be serie.s with a 9-1 romp before a cash awards . . . Racing buffs San Francisco (Bolin 4-4), night rainy day crowd of 6,507 at Ti more's Wally ^ n k er, owner of Demeter and Bill Frechan. 'ihe rally by the Lawyers to post a tween the Giants and Pawtuck TWINS-A’S— can look forward to more midg Cincinnati (Maloney 6-1) at ger Stadium. a 4-4 record. Tigers also were aided by 10 6-5 win last night at Verplanck et. Ed Buckie, area scout for et auto racing shows following The A's pulled out to a 4-0 New York (Rusteck 0-0), night The defeat left the Red Sox The Red Sox were left as walks. The loss was charged to Field. BY KEN MUSE the San Francisco Giants, made WAYOUT the first one in years at River lead against the Twins with ■' St. Ixjuis (Simmons 0-1) at with a road record of 9-21 this miserably as the chilly, rainy .starter Jose Santiago, who last Bob Gorman was the winning the arrangements with BUI side Park which attracted 4,690 Larry Stahl’s bases-loaded tri Philadelphia (Wise 1-0), night season. In the chummy confines weather in the Detroit finale, ed less than four innings as his pitcher. He struck out 10 and Maher, St. James’ coach and ple the key blow in the first in which was interrupted by show record dipped to 3-4. paced his club with two singles. BRING-niE WATCH payees . . . Bob McComb is the Chicago (Holtzmaji 2-6 or Of Boston’s Fenway Park they recipient of a HI Neighbor most former Hartford Twilight ning uprising against starter Hands 4-4) at Houston (Farrell Ron Wierzchowskl doubled back AND XTi. League pitcher . . . Manchester Camilo Pascual. Bob Allison twice and Ashley Saunders had 4*10 valuable player trophy for his 1-4), night READJUST IT / Mixed Doubles Bowling League American Legion basebedl team doubled in a run in the fifth and Atlanta (Johnson 3-5) at Pitts a pair of one base blows for loses but five players from last Killebrew brought two more Sports Viewing Olll«tt>«>,fc«.TMt»US.N» OH achievements . . . Vic Oberg, burgh (Veale 6-3), night Boston Facilities the Lawyers.. SELF assistant golf pro at Taconic, year’s ohih, shortstop Steve across in the sixth with his first Saturday’s Game8 Norman’s show a 4-3 record 'Oh, he’» a worker, all right! Right now he can’t wait Brady, third baseman Joe Sa- homer of the game. SATURDAY WINDING has resigned to take a i>ost at Cincinnati at New York, 2, and the La'wyers are 3^5. to finieh with that lawn mower and start in on m e! the Desert Inn's Stardust Ooim- vino, and pitchers Duke Hutch Rollins, pinch hitting, started twi-night 2:00 (30) Braves vs. Norman's 032 Olx 6-3-2 WATCHES the homer barrage in the sev Pirates try Club In ( as Vegas .. . Doug inson, Prank' Klnel and Rich St. Louis at Philadelphia, N Must Be Increased Lawyers 010 040 5-9-5 Barkley, defenseman with the Hansen. The locals will open enth with a t-wo-run shot off Cat Atlanta at Pittsburgh 4:30 (18) Wrestling Gorman and Pi2:zeive!lQ, Bell •JOHNNY JUMP-UP* 6-io-U JRWiUiams Detroit Red; Wings, has lost the their season Wednesday night fish.,Hunter that put the Twins Los Angeles at San Francis 6:00 ( 3) Race of the BOSTON (A P )— Billy Sullivan, president of the Bos as, Zodda' and C. Sailfiders. in Thompsonville . . . . Um ahead 5-4. Versalles homer Week ton Patriots, says he doesn’t want to “scare” anyone sight o f his right eye as the co n a t i o n a l l e a g u e chased Hunter and brought in ( 8) Wide World of BEN CASEY result of an ice injury. Barkley pires are needed for Alumni Chicago at Houston, N into construction of a new stadimP but that his club Doubling ’ their opponent’i Paul Linblad. Linblad got Sandy Sports was struck in the eye by an op Junior League basetoall games. must have new facilities for the American and National scoring total, Moriarty Bros, WEUVEINPEEPftNOryE^RS Valdespinb but Oliva and 6:00 (M) Roller Derby thanks,OWEyCANP posing pla,yer—Doug Mohns of Anyone 16 or over interested Football leagues’ planned merger in 1970. trimmed th* Medics last night IN THOUSHTS, NOT BREATHS, Mincher followed with homers SUNDAY REWEMB^NOTAWORP, Chicago—while fighting for a may contact Wally Fortin at Sullivan, also retiring head of ------at Buckley Field, 8-4. that brought on John Wyatt. 1:55 (18) Mets vs. Cincin MOTAMNnOENIP! IN FEEHNSS, ^ loose puck. . . New York foot^ the Rec Department. AM umps The Scoreboard the Greater Boston Stadium Au The winners trailed 3-0 before WE SHOULD COUNTmB)'HEAKr THROBS. Wyatt was tagged for Kille- nati games in Fenway Park with a ball Giants and the Minnesota are paid a small fee for their thority which has drawn up erupting for four runs In the BY FRANK O’NEAL brew’s second homer, thep 2:00 ( 8) Red Sox vs. 34,000 seating oap»acity, while gHORT RIBS HE LIVES MOST WHO FEELS MOST, Vikings have swung a deal services . . . Wethersfield’s legislation for a $98 mdllion sta third Inniiig. Tliey added three stopped the rally by holding REC SOFTBALL. Baltimore NFL rules require new teams 7HINI® THE NOBLEST, ACI5 THE BEST. which finds defensive tackle Knights of Oolumlbus will spon dium-arena complex in Boston more tallies In tlje fourth to , LooSuKEsSis \ OON^T'^BEUEVE IT. Hall to a double. Starting fast with six runs in (30) Indianapolis to have at least a 60,000 seat «C S Pifilty ION6-WIND6P Jim Prestel and defensive back sor a five-mile road race Sat told a news conference Thurs salt away the decision. SHE'S aJST fiONE 1 0 , the first inning the Walnut Bar “ 600" stadium. WFE IS SBiiaW [BNAtg/ RNISIED-amNftJ Larry Vargo going to New York urday morning, Jun 18 starting day “ we'll either have 50,000 Good relief pitching by Dave (SET ANEW BLANKET/ bers didn't let up and went on 4:00 (30) Buick Open Golf "Will aeveland (80,000), Dal f SSAfiE1bO« In exchange for rookie defensive at 11 o’clock at the Wethers ORIOLES-SENATORS— seats or be out of business." Sproul and Don Pagani fea to trounce Moriarty’s, 19-2, last 4:30 ( 8) Fishing the West las (76,000), Los Angeles (60,- ■ReiRLBaENca m s& lD IH E end Bill Bdggs and a future field High School. Long dda- The Orioles finished off The Patriots now play home 000) or Baltimore (60,000) want tured for the MBs. PREBCnPDONS draft choice., tance runner Vince Fandettl of Wednesday night’s susuende'd at Robertson Park. Moriarty Bros. 004 310 8-7-2 P Burt Baakerville’s four hits to come to Bpstqn or Denver Mon/chester, who took part In game against the Senators with Medics 120 010 4-3-3 ANPMEDKAnONS « e « set the pace for the Walnuts with seating capacities of 34,- both the Boston and National a four-run eighth inning rally Casalinb, Sproul (2), Pagani ATONCE.600D who came up ■with a solid 19- 000? ” Sullivan esited. Answer r Confidence AlAU Marathons, reports he •wi'll that wiped out a 6-4 Washington (6) and Pietrantanlo;' Griffin, LOCK, STUART' hit offense. Bob Carlson had "The visiting team has an concentraite on the shorter dis lead. ’The big blow was Russ Best Hitter in All Baseball What makes an outstanding three safeties end Hank Pede- option of a $30,000 guarant,ee or ftubindw (2), Greene (5), Fin< tances in the future. Pandetti Snyder’s two-run homer, fol •POEM syfiJ.BAti£y i-/o hitter? Confidence, says the vet- monte, Dave White, Bill Viot 40 per cent of the gate," SuUl- negan. ,(6) and Stevenson, War- trails dally at the JPratt & Whit- lowing a single by Jerry Adair teran Prank Malzone, currently and A1 Tomlinson, all for the Tag Mele Tacked on Oliva van added, "in the NFL, the ren. eerving with the Oaillfomia An- hey athletic field in East Hart- cjamilo Caireon’s double and a winners. Bob Damaschi and percentage is always so much AMERICAN LEAGUE BY DICK CAVALLl gels. ford. game-tying single by Sam Bow-Bow NEW YORK — (NEA) —The the grip on his bat. His knee MORTY MEEKLE Mike Walsh paced the MBs with greater and the checks so large, Breaking a 2-2 tie in toe fourth : ens. American League always won- collapsed on him last year. He BY ROY CRANE two seifeties each. they ■will want no part of Bos- frame ■with two runs. Peck B U Z Z s a w y e r Boog Powell’s 10th home run dered what Tony Oliva would submitted to operations for both n ( OH, WINTHDOP/1 P ID N T Walnut e u 407 0-19-19-2 tino or Denver." Lumber defeated Sears last AND nXrWBUhNOQB, of the year drove in two runs be like if he ever got 100 per injuries last winter. The results Despite toe recent refusal of night at Waddell Field, 3-1. VMNTH«3PVM»2Tie, I J [ MSANlO..-FlfiAee IFITZGERALDMFORDI lINC.I Moriarty 010 000 1— 2- 9-8 TOO BAD, wr TREACHEROUS and lifted Baltimore to a 4-2 vic cent healthy. Now it knows. are apparent. The winners collected but one HEARD. FRIEND. I D «»T TMIMK <«inL ™ V CCNt-Oa^ WINTIHQ9R - . Carlson, Ansaldi end Siegal; toe . Mass^husetta House of Nevee w an tid e e e tory in the nightcap. Powell’s “ He’s a Ted Willtams,” spout Tony’s already on the way to ''wKWr A V A Ik r c a m ! Daon'aschi and Rice. representativee to suspend hit. Mike Kelly homered for ----- 4 >OJ/^NA&i-DN0 shot snapped a 2-2 tie in the ed Billy Martin, the effervescent a third straight batting creara. rules and admit a bill calling Sears on ly run in the first in ,THATf A & I U V e . ' sixth inning. DUSTY SOFTBALL coach of the Minnesota Twins. He's in that special category for toe $98 million stadium-corn-. ning. ^iHiFF «w m e?T USED Chasing home 11 runners In Dave McNally, who struck out And when you arched your of untouchable, a player the pies, Sullivan said he cannot The •win went to EM Dubaldo- 11 batters in the first six in the first inning, Wyman Oil re- eyebrows, h&cause after all Tony rpnnager doesn’t mess with be- "conceive that. Boston will be He was aided by some fine de nings, got credit for hi.s fifth laxed the rest of the way last jg only 26 years old and playing cause tampering couldn’t pos- ■without a httW stadiom” by fense on the part of Ricky Mar victory in seven decisions. Stu night in trouncing Gunver ^is third big league season with sibly Improve the product. U970. . shall and Brian Tantl. CARS Stampers, 20-6, at Charter Oak Miller finished up. Minnesota, Billy elaborated, ’’There was never any ques "I don’t Want toi use this (the Peck 100 20x—8 Park. * * * “ He’s a line drive home run hit tion," .said Mefle, ."about Ms hit merger) to scare people Into & ars .... 100 000—1 Dick Jenkins and Dean Pat IN NEW 1)W Fonts IN ETOOK 'nGERS-RED SOX— ter and a take-charge guy up ting. When he first came up, building ai stadium," he added. Dubaldo and Wojrd;. BMgga terson, -with three hits each, and at bat, the kind that managers lye had to work on his fielding "After all. 1970 la a ways off.’’ and Tucker, . Norm Cash, Don Demeter and H'ol Carlson end Norm LUtzen, want, because he’s not waiting of ground balls. He used to hold Bill Freehan crashed Iwmers In each with a pair, paced Wyman. OOft out the pitch to get to fir.st his right foot bediind"-his left, ^VHLU W61 CHCVROLET STATION WAGON support of Dave Wlckersham's Winning pitcher Ernie Noske base —^he’s gonna take It him and if a ball got past him, it five-hit pitching as the Tigers aided his own cause with a hom- 'V-8, automatic, power steering. crushed the Red Sox for their self." was extra bases because he was Buling Expected in July Manager Sam Mele of the off balance. But hours of prac BY LESLIE TURNER fifth straight victory. The Ti Beat for the losers were Paul CAPTAIN EASY Twins joined the chorus. Is Tony tice with grounders in he Infield BY LANK LEONARD gers were aided by 10 walks Polo ■with three hits and Mario inCKY FINN 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 the best hitter in baseball? straightened that out.” On NUs Appeal oi Verdict issued by five Boston pitchers. Pace amd Enos Snowman who jk > w / EAACTLVl ANP MARS'PHOTOS MPICATE ITS AMERA6E P »iS n Y T BUT IT MAY 8B ^ WELL. IF YOU W , 2-Door Hardtop. 390 'V-8 engine, power steering, crulseo- "I would definitely say so,’ TMSBKFBCr / I T » AS BARREN AS THE RO0IU NBCTCtWES IS W-IHAT OP EARTH«. A A SAU OP ICY T AFTER OUR \ STICK AROUND 'solved Oiler pitching for two Mele remembered tha? the MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wis- tloti . , . because baseball is In- I -ftdNK I'LL STKJ< WOULD IT answered Sam. "Not only that, YES/ rrSBEEN 1*0 LIKE YOU TO A«ET 6LAD Y THMA, CAROL/ X CORNEV^ ball. Now we don’t see that fel r -fHATS 'PIXIE'S*? TW ) CMKX! WAITIXY — CHKJC KARP/ ME DROVE ' FOR H U M A N S ,.^ — AND POISON QAfUMSWr- / BRAMEP FOUCSl AT AW HOUSE WHERE Gunver 000 10 2— 6-13-9 sticks of chewing gifn, com- ijgystone of the state’s antitrust 1963,, baseball attorneys argued 1 ■ ^ ► S k L M W P L A C e ? / SEE ITINSIDei aOOTONTHT. A8LE FOR MANOR FOR ^ I CAN PROTECT VOUl 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 NAUGATUCK AP — Edwart! la over in the other league too mlasioner) every time Tony SURFACE) UHMCHMeSAUCERfl Mariam announced his resigna Noske, Michaud and lAitzen, miich. Willie Mays. But Tbny case against^rbasebeiU cmd wait- before the U:§. ^tprems Court S-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, standard ahift, radio, heater, StMwmon and Bolduc. came to bat—n ^ on whether ed for another day to deqide ttiat baseball did not .ttome un tion today as basketbaU coach can run, he’s a fine fielder, he’s Tony would hit toe ball, since ^j,0ther tvUtawaU tires. ALUMNI JUNIORS it should come tom- d e r federal antitrust Jaw be- at Naugatuck High School. He a lot younger. And, of course, that was Inevitable, but to said he wanted to devote more Braves edged toe Mets last hg-g ^ great hitter.” bling down. cause “the game of ba«ebatl is which field because he was a The Wgh court Is expected to inherently local.” 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 time to his teaching duties at night at Charter Oak Park,- 4-1, - - Tony led the American League natural spray hitter. iBUside Junior High in Nauga- behind’ the pitching of John So- in batting as a rookie in 1964; rule in eariy July on toe Nation- . "The game has not changed “I think," said Martin, “he’s al League’s appeal of a circuit smee 1963,” SUHord said, “the 4 - C ^ Sedan. V-8, cruiscomatlc, power steering, radio, tock. Mariano had been Nauga- oha. "rhe latter and Larry Voi- he topped it again last summer a left-handerl Hank Aaron.” -tuck’s basketball coach for 13 land hit hard for the Braves, as a soim m ore. Oliva played court decision finding the game only, change is that jhe earns tirtiltewaUs, •That’s not bad praise, either. years. Jim Balesano took the loss. his first two seasons with toe in 'Violation of Wisconsin anti- lawyers are in a different .court- middle finger of his right hand regarded as tthe b f b best t i J natiiral T a S jtee of its only major league Stafford ^ was soon tInterrupted 1963 FORD FALCON 2-DOOR swollen almost double because e*a66aaa*ii*M>i>6>>i!iiaiaarfiaaM aaaaiaaiW iwTniTaj hitter in baseball. team. The court heard the ap- by Chief Justice George Qnria, of a bone growth that affected atsndard shift, radio, heater. The chief change in Oli'va ts peal Thursday. .. who noted pointedly that. the SPECIAL FEIJURE-AMA! personaJlty-wise. He’s no long- The decision, 'by Circuit Court U.S. Supreme Court In a M6T MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY DAVY JONES BY LEFT and McWlLLIAM^ er the scared, shy kid who Judge Elmer W. RoUer, di- case had sugg^ested that Oon- 1964 FORD PICKUP 5TYLBSI0C came ouft of Cuba using his reeled the return of the Atlanta greee enact taws regulating A\m a3^***^ ^ N A S C A R ^ STO C K C).R ^ SNIFF.;: MAN/ S-apeed standard shift, heater and defroster, brorther Tony’s passport. That’s Braves to Milwaukee tods sea- btuseball. b p f BUTAN/RAnENCE .volA e j u s t o o t IT'S SREAT TO , 'S I A I M T o ■ MODIFIED'* Play Mobil s how Pedro Oli'va became, pro- son unless the Wisconitin city is "But how could Congress TOTPyro PILL MY LUNGS \ THI TNHOmi; ‘ MAKE THIS fessdonal'ly Tony Oliva. He had provided with a 1967, expansion act,” asked Currie, “ unless ISBeSINNINOTO WITH THIS 6000, RACES FLOSSIErX WEARAUTTLETHIN. WORK FASTER . t h e ROUGHEST a language problem at first team. The order ■was suspended baseball ■was in interstate com REAUZB SALTAIR«» ^ RIDE MARCO'S j fiftM¥»¥.y.TF. BODY S H W NOW OPEN Ul RED HORSE ‘ EVER HAD, PIBST! RAINED^UT JUNE STH that he’s conquering ■with the pending re'view by the seysh- m erce?” HAM^ hdlp of cowboy movies, ^ cure murrber State Supreme C ot^. Oum e’s question seemed, to 0»iw nH 30-LAP FEATURE DERBY suggested by Pete Ram^;' the Willard S. Stafford,, ap^.al lend support to on argument UR LONE) FITZGERALD THEN. .REGULAR CARD OP QUAUFYINa Cuban buckaroo who now counsel for Wtsixmain, began a n made by Bowie Kuhn, National A N D I RVKNT8 — PLUS ANOTHER Stop -At pdtehes for the Yankees. assault on basebaU'c) oondMuUon L e a ^ e atitoibiey, that it was the R »U JZB "Time” still comes out "tyne" that Wisconsin has no authority intent of the U.S. Supreme ITTAKBR 30-UP FEATURE MORIARTY and no card-carrying T/exan 'under state laws to chaUehge Court to let Congress regulate TMABTD FORD, INC. would acknowledge his “Hi, toe Atlanta transfer of the Bos- the gjame CATCH ON “ Baseball sJioUldn’t be Inters TDTNINSSl.. ♦T’olland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer” SUNDAY at 2:30 P.M.’ BROTHERS podner." Buf Tony understands ton-bom, M i 1 w a u k es-bred enough, to get the drift. Braves. fered with except by Oopgreas,” Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings For Free Tickets Asked to describehow he felt “If there Is anything jcisar,” Kuhn had said. ^ j o l J TeL 643-2485 87S-3369 so far, Tony fleshed a gold Stafford tttiaidered, “ it is that “ But there hab ‘been ik>' law m S£H THOMPSON SPEEDWAY and rxtaib passed,” Stafford said. “Thars f • I ! t tooth and said, "This year I twseball’e principal UafenM id abut to Mt right away." that tola court fau no fHCmaa- is no ieglBlation.” ? IVICEHBTHATI E S d E S ^ S A . -f
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 Heating and Plumbing 17 Basiness Opportunity 28 Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanted—Fimale 85 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 Help 'Waoted— PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Male or Female 37 TOWNE PLUMBING Service- YOUNG woman for light house- WANTED — experienced hair- WANTED — Journeyman elec- EXPB3UENCB1D grocery man TRUCK driver and stock clerk. Automobiles For Sale 4 Biisiness Services part-time mornings or after PARKADE ClEANBRS need Bathrooms remodried. Repairs, work and care of (talldren dresser, part-time. Replies con trlcjian, steady employment for tadependant Super Market ^ , Offered ,13 EJXCEKLENT volume soft noons. Apply ta person, Alcar presser, good Jworktag condi ^1962 WHITE, blue interior, Im- ______— alteraticoa, heating. (MS-8979, w hile m otiier w orks. CaU 649- fidential. 643-4949. Wilson Electrical Company, ta East Hartford. Must be able Ice e.. 1961 Volks me anytime, 876-1862. COMFLEI7B plmnlitiig and CHISESl Steak House in FULL-TIME 804 Tolland T pke., M anchester, trade school 643-5336. Female 38 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS pakTt-time possible also. Call wagen. Douglas Motors, 345 heating service, (xxnplete new large shopping center loca- Conn., E xit 94, WUtaur Cross TERRE HAUTE, Ind. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. SALES AND Service on Arlene, bathroom Installations and me any evening. Harold Parks. Main. Open Thursday eve tlcm. Groton. P arkw ay. EXPERIENCED Office worker (AP)— ^The U.S. Track and Hahn Edipse, Jaoobaon lawn bathroom ramodeltag, 30 years DAYS SENIORS TELEVISION 649-6100. desires part-time ■work, typing, „ ART FORM—Jim E^elm an o f Stanford COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. nings. EVBSNINGS, 6-10. M ore help Field Federation howled mowers. Also Homehte chain In bustaeoa. Bail VanComp, stenography, figures^ etc. 876- .L'; p % / u University is picture-perfect clearing the M ONDAY Thru F B ID A T lOtSO AJM. — SATU RDAY 9 A .M . 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Numeric IBM Keypuncher. der, hyrdoinatic, good condi erta, 742-9141, after 6 p.m . wanted, 3 hours daily In T ol post - graduation career Career opportunity, must Apply in person, Mr. Bern Dogs— ^Krte—Pets 41 ticipating in what the root or omitted tnoertion for any advertltement and uMti only FOR FURTHER DETAILS Company offers excellent plans. to tho extent of a “mahe good” Insertion. Errors which do not tion, ’ra0xl4 tires, gd. Price Hooseliold Services land School system. Contact be high school grraduate stein or Mr. Gasper, 942 Mata AAU called “an unsanc DRAPES, valances, etc. — Cus wages and working condi Board of Ekiucation office. 876- with mechanical ability. St., Manchester, DACHSHUND Puppies — AKC, lessen the value of the adverttsement wUl not bo eorreeted \ff reasonable. Cail 643-5332. Offered 13-A At Pratt * 'Whitney Air tioned meet." tom made to your measure THE HUSHARD AGENCY tions, convenient free park 9682. Experience helpful but will ready to go. Also Weimaraners, ... 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Tpke., MaJKhester. 1961 Pontiac, 1962 Ford Fair- dormers, porches, bwmOTta making money this summer, programs currently avail Manchester. CaU Mr. Walter 649-2280. be ineligible for the National Free to Herald Readers Refrigerators, washers and Schools and Classes 33 our organization we need a lanes, V-8, automatic, 6 cylin refinlshed, cabinets, buBt-tas, live or teach in this area? We PRESS OPERATORS able at P&WA. And you’ll man to train for manage Ford, Metropolitan Ufe Insur AAU Championships In New formica, aluminum, vinyl, stove movtag specialty. Foldtag York Jim e 2S-28. Want Intoimaflon on one of our daasUled adveiUsenieiitsf der, standard. Douglas, 345 may ha've just what you are learn that at the "Aircraft” rial position. Good starting ance Company, 646-0181. FREE — three weU trained kit steel, ceramo siding. William . ch a irs lo r rent. 640-0762. The AAU meet will determine No answer at ttie Mepbone Usted7 Simply call ths Main. Open Thursday evening. EARN UP TO $225 Icxrking for. F or Interview, FORK LIFT OPERATORS your career - starting posi salai^ while in training. tens. Call at 68 Doane St. Robbins Carpentry Service, phone 289-2531, 7-8 a.m. tion will bring you excel Must have neat appearance IF YOU have a desire to be as- the selection of the U, S. team RAM BLER AMERICAN — 1961 Painting— ^Papering 21 A WEEK DRIVING PACKERS 649-3446. ______lent wages, an outstanding and good personali'ty. Many som- BEAUTIFUL miniature poodles, olared that Buck's action was Tracks— ^Tractors 5 0612 o r 644-0804. retirement plan and excep 64941500 - 875-2519 inet and counter ■work, cera Train Now— ^Pay Later EXPERIENCED carpenters 832 Main St., Manchester plete resume to R.R, Ouilette, 6 weeks, no papers, $60. One “ an obvious attempt to sabotage SALES secretary with figure tionally goes, In c. 649-6392. Hundreds of Jobs Available ta: SCHOOL BUS operator —^part- Springfirid, Mass. ly initiated.” HalUsey, 604 E ast M iddle time for summer months, 4 THREE kittens, 3 months old, Automobfles For Sale 4 rience, complete remodeling, ’round, here is your oppor And Welter Byers, executive ad(litions, rec rooms, ccmcneta JOSEPH P. Lewis custom paint tunity of a lifetime to en Tpke., 643-1186. M ACH IN IN G days a week, 8 weeks. Good housebroken. 644-8662 weekends director of the NOAA, said in CREDIT BY PHONE. Need a 'Trailers— work and garages. References ing, mterior and exterior, pa- ter the trucktag industry INSPECTION pay. Call 643-8078, Silver Lane Help Wanted— and after 6. Kansas City “ that the statement HERALD ca r? No cash needed, 100 car Mobile Homes 6-A given, free estimates. Call 643- perhangtag, wallpaper re NOW. QUALITY TRAIN 7-3, 11-7 shift, nurses aide, Turret Lathe Operator AIRCRAFT ENGINE Bus Line, Inc. Male or Female 37 full-time. Laurel Manor, 649- attributed to Mr. Buck and the Second Twi Triumph selection. Ask for Mr. Brun 2629. moved. Wallpaper books on re ING, the largest company M ECH ANICS TOUiLAiND — 50 X 8 m obile 4519. Lathe and Milling Hands MOTOR route a*VBllable ta Tol L ive Stock 42 AAU is incredible and the tim* BOX LETTERS ner, 289-8286, dealer. quest. Fully tasured. Free es approved school in the east SHEET METAL home on private lot for rent. NEWTON H. SMTTH & SON— needs 250 men to be trained TCXDL A DIE MAKING land. OaU CSrcidati(m Depart *ng makes its motivation most tim ates. Call 649-9668. YOUNG experienced woman to Hardinge Chucker DEAN MACHINE PINTO gelding — sound and OTATTON WAGONS — 1962 Fal- 644-8102. Remodeling, repairing, addi for local and long distance AIRCRAFT ENGINE ment. Manchester Evening su sp e ct” For Y ou r care for female polio patient. PRODUCTS gentle to work around, $176. Scored by Moriarty’s (xms, 1960, 1961 R am blers, 1959 tions, rec rooms, garages, i n s i d e and outside painting. dri'Ving. Train with the best TESTIN G Herald. 643-2711, or 875-3136. Federation leaders contended on both Diesel and gas M ornings only. CaU 643-0479. Operator 619-6680, 280-6389. BV>rd, 1959 Chevrolet. Douglas porches and roofing. No job You name your own price. EXPERIMENTAL 165 Adams St., Manchester that the AAU got its facts twist Information M otocycles— ^Bicycles 11 trucks. Phone 1-249-7771 WAITRESS and WAITER need- M otors, 346 Main. too small. Call 649-3144. Special rates for bomeownen M ACH INING ed in interpretation of the guide Veteran southpaws Pete Sala and Paul Zaremba com anytim e. MATURE woman for office PAID HOSPITALIZATION Has immediate openings for the -«d, part-time. Call BaMon Lake THE HERALD win not 1965 HONDA — SO cc, driven 66 o r over. 640-7863, 8fi6-840L ■WEUXING Articles For Sale 45 line set by e government five- bined to pitch Moriarty’s to a 2-0 win over Herb’s last CHURCH SOFTBALL CARPENTRY — Concrete work, ■work, must type, 9-2 Saturdays, AND PAID HOLHIAYS follow in g: H otel, 643-9781. man panel appointed by Vice dlscloM the ideatlty of only 700 miles, excellent condi Wednesday off, 9-6 rest of night at Colt’s in a Hartford Twilight League game. anythtag from odlor to root, PAIN TW O B Y D ick EVmtome, NEW SECOND RICH, STONE - FREE loam, President Hubert Humphrey. One-run dedsionB marked the any advertiser using tx»c LOW OVERHEAD tion, with extras, $200, Call week. Write 90 Dale Rd., Man Turret Lathe Opera'tora • days SALAD WOMAN or man for n ie 8Uany. Sherwln - Williams Co. athletes. The -Federation cham with $29y, asked at the The Baptists staged a six- g e n e r a l c a r p e n t r y — guaranteed. For free esti help ■with occasional deliveries. —Open for Your Convenience— ONCE — Rawlelgh dealer ed on an error for fun, No. 1 Your letter win be de One owner car. Very clean. SHARPENING Service — Sawa, needed in Hartford —Manches- For an appointment call 5%- pionship is for USTFF members close of the market Thurs run rally in the top of the stroyed If the advertiser is home Improvement, satisfac m ate ca ll 649-6892. Earn while you learn. CXDOK — part-time, one to 2 Modem East Hartford indus and the oeconA crossed knives, axes, shears, skates, Learn an all makes and Monday through Friday ter. Write Rawlelgh Depart 6702. 180 AMP ARC w elder -with all only and requires no AAU sanc day. On Monday the bid seventh taning to knot the ons you’ve mentioned. If ’62 FALCON $645 tion guaranteed. Pcir free es days a week at new institution. trial supply firm. Salary and plate when Dave L.111 walked, rotary Uades, Quick service. TWO SCHOOL teachers now aeciallztag ta older CaU Hartford 249-7771 anytima WHITNEY position. Plenty of over ed George Ringstone ta the les on nos^, answers to Cleo. 2-Dcx)r Sedan. Radio, h^ter, Co. — Roofing, stdl^, attera- Theatre, 643-7832. M r. Daiy. 100 job openings In the federal peacemaking. Vernon Oilers at 6 o’clock at floors). Waxing floors. Paint- time if you wish. Good bottonr of the stanza and Meek Reward to finder, Glastonbury standard transmission. tlotts, additions and vamodel- trucktag industry. Let New Kansas Coach Bob Timmons C olt'a OMAHA, N«b. (AP) — m en LAND CLEARING, tree re tag. Paperhanging. No job too driving record necessary. walked off the field the win 633-5821. tag of all types. Excellent England Tractor Trailer said Ryun, his l®-year-old star the 20th annual NCAA college moval. and chain saw work. omaU. John 'VerfaiUe, 649-5750. AIRCRAFT Benefits Include uniforms, Summaryt ner. ——— ------^ ^ ^ - ’60 PLYMOUTH V-8 $125 workmanship. 649-6496. MOTHER’S helper for summer. Training show you how to freshman, “came here to run A . M ichaud, 742-8098. Call after 5, 649-0859. DIVISION OF sickness and accident in Moriartv’s (!) world series opens in Omaha Rothman and, Dave Solomon- LOST. Pass Book No. 25-5307 F ury, 2-D oor H ardtop. Radio, ______CANPHCL FLOOR covering, Help W anted— ^Female 35 make from $200 to $225 per •nd he will run." ab r h rbd Savings Deiwrtment heater, automatio transmission, RENTALS—^Power roller, chain A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, UNil’l ’ED AIRORAiFT OOiRP, surance, pension plan, va MacNamam, as ...... 3 0 0 Monday, two conferences that son each (xillectfed three hits 78 Birch S t Wan to wall car week. We train on ga s and The brilliant Ryun last week Connecticut Bank and Trurt povver steering and brakes. This saws, trail roller and aerator. siding, painting. Carpentry. Al FANTASTIC opportunity for cations, paid holidays. See 1.61. It ...... a 1 0 0 are bitter rivals will put the No. and Ringstone had a pair for peting, linoleiun. Free esti right woman. Must have pleas- diesel tractors and tank East Hartford, Conn. Scotty or Mike Lynch. »an the mile only one-tenth of a Gerich. U ...... 2 0 1 0 Company. Applicatldn made jg a.mechanic’s speciaL Very lawn ■vac, rototiUers. Also sales terations and additions. OaH- mates , Expert installation. Carlson. 3b 2 0 0 1 1 and No. 2 rated teams on Uie M eek. Fred TV)mzic, Dan C ala- tag personality and neat ap trailers. Part or full time second slower than the world Mortmrdt, cf S 1 1 0 for payment. and service on all la'wn equip taga. Workmanship ouaran- CaU 643-1218 or 649-2985. An Equal Opportunity field. bro and D ick M cM illan hJt pearance, car and phone nec STENOGRAPHERS training, budget plan avail MORIAR'TY' BROS. record of 3:53.6 held by Michel Johnson. 2to ...... 2 0 0 0 safely twice for the losers. ment. Capitol Equipment, 88 te e d 299 Autumn 8t. 648-4800. Employee, M & F Jaay of France and the Kansan ArniM^ron*. a 2 0 0 0 In the No. 1 spot in the final LOST — Passbook No. 54025, iliOOR SANDING —specialist, essary, one morning, four eve able. Licensed by Motor 'Ve Sala, n ...... 0 0 0 0 regular season ratings of the Meek 12 112 0 1-8-14-2 Sa-vings Bank of Manchester, Many More At Reduced Prices Mata St., 643-7968. " " ■— ■ ' ■ — -■ ■ And hicle Department, member 801 Center St., Mianchester seemed a cinch to compete Zairemba. p ...... 2 0 0 0 new or old floore. Make flrs nings weekly, m inim um $125. newspaper. College Baseball, . against the Soviets in July. B aptist 0 0 0 1 0 0 6-7-11-3 Applierience nec tablished furniture store ta this A ppltoation marie for* paym ent. Bob Violette, Sales Manager roofs, gutter work, chimneys tive hourly rate, experienced Requirements Include a as well as (HI a mile relay team, COmchro. lb ...... 3 0 0 0 10. didn’t have any chance to relax pickup and delivery service. Mortgages 27 essary. Apply ta person, locality, up to $3.50 per hour Httiloran. 2b ...... 3 0 0 0 cleaned, repaired. Aluminum preferred but not necessary. high school diploma and 247-1353 complained: '"This kills the FVwart. d ...... 3 0 0 0 Still on the oddity side, the against Meek ta the nightcap. In LOST Passbook No. ^15 Y a le Typew riter Service, 649-. good stenographic and typ Friendly Ice Cream Store, 438 depending on ability. Will give Fnuioollnl. If ...... 2 0 1 0 siding. 80 years’ experience. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- Apply In person, Fisher D ry kids. It’s unfair to them.'I don’t conferences have the same 1 fact, the pace-setters needed a Savings Bank of Manchester. SOLIMENE MOTORS 4986. Mata St., Manchester. a contract guaranteeing em ^ * ■ 1 ., i< ...... 2 0 0 0 Free estimates. OhB Howliy, Umlted funds available for sec Cleaner, 324 Broad St. ing skills, while additional understand this at all. There is Palladino, 3b ...... 2 0 1 0 and 2 rating in number of tiUes six-run seventh to win out in a Application marie for payment, ployment, many other fringe 367 Oakland St.—643-0507 ATTICS, cellars, garages and 648-5381. 844-8338. ond mortgages, payments to education or training wiU FURNITURE salesman part pART-TIME gas station attend- not going to be any national Gynoh...... 2 0 0 0 won by individual schools. slugfest and remain undefeated. benefits for the right man. Must Racricowski. p 2 0 0 0 LDST — Passbook No. 87203, yards cleaned, trash haiiled to BUlt your budget. Expedient COUNTER CLERK for dry be weU-rewarded. or full-time. Apply Marlow**, ^nts see Mr. Sloan, Esso Serv- team. They are all here.” Southern Cal has four and Min cleaning store, full time, steady 867 M ata 8 t be under 66 years o f age and Totate 22 0 3 0 Igniting the ■wiimtag rally Sarringis Bank of Manchester. - ■ ■ ■ k...... dum p. R easonable. Call 643- ■erviea. J . D . R ealty, 643-6129. ______ic e Center, R oute 83, Vernon. nesota of the Big 10 has three. ta good health. Write Box D, Morterty’s ...... o il 000 x—2 was Ray Kenco. After the next Appllijatlon made for payment. CHEVROLET — Bel Air, 6819. work. Apply One Hour Martin- E — Raczkowskl, Palladino, Moi^ The mystery team in the se batter went out, four Straight — . wagon, excellent condition, iztag, 299 West M iddle Tpke, These Jobs offer new and EXPERIENCED—--- •----- janitorsmjtt want- K09J pU lL or "part-time opentag * w with Manitaester Herald. haedt: PO-A—Herb's 18-8, Mori- WANTED ed m orntags. Call 649-6334. ries is Northeastern University hits produced five runs, errors LOST Passbook No. 93183, Sav- must sell. Best offer, 'wjll ac- HARCKD AND SON RubUEl Re- BnslneBs Opportunity 28 649-1600. higher wage scales . . . an well estahll^ed (xmipany, anly’s 21-7; GP—MecNamajm, John General CSeantag Services, Inc. FULL-TIME custodian wanted son. Moriairty; IX>B— Mortartv’s 3. of Boston. This is Northeast assisting ta the big frame. ings Bank of Manchester. Ap- cept trade. Call 649-8911 after moval — attics, cellars and Clean, Late Model outstanding group insur ______Maimhester and Bart Hartford. 4-Door Breezeway Sedan. Color: Blue Ice. Radio, heater, i Herb's 1. PILGRIM MTiiTR has opened for Tollsmd School, minimum ern’s first a^jpearance in the plication made for payment. 5. yards, weekly or monthly plck- ance program . . . nine paid WE HAVE openings tor full- 628-6702. Mercomatic, power Brakes, power steering. Factory In-, 3B—G eiichi SB—^Uoibardt! SF— Jos Massollni (three bite) and bargain basement. Full time salary $2 hourly plus half m a Carlson. series and Coach John ConneUy Phil Toumard, Clarance Swit Bolton, Manchester vlota- USED CARS holidays . . . and Interest installed air conditioning. Cairiea ♦2995 Pitcblng ip h r or bb so is bringing a team on which he POUND —female mongrel, 1663 CHEVROLET Impala, con- salesgirls needed. Hours can be time summer work. 8 a m - q r a KE and front end and tire jor medical, CMS and Blue Sala 1 1 0 0 0 1 zer and Jim Galenek (two ity. H arold H oar, 649-4084. ing work that requires skill 4:30 p.m., 6 day week. Call or had placed a .500 label at the black with white spot on chest, vertible, blue, V-8, standard BUY arranged. A pply P ilgrim MlUs, changer man wanted. Apply ta Cross premiums. Vacation aft Rifle Club Notes Zaremba (W» '6 2 0 0 0 6 hits each) paced the Center Top Prices Paid and initiative. ■visit UB for comifiete informa Raczknwskl (Id 6 2 2 1 3 0 start of the season. Call Lee Fracohia, Dog War- transmission, very good con- LAVOIE BRIDTHERS -general 177 H artford Rd. Ojien 10 a.m . person. General Ere Sendee. er 6 K months. Call Tolland HHP—'Hac*kww»kl (Gerich) j T — Gang. Dave Solomonson hit two For All Makes tion. 876-2514, Tober Baseball 1:33, Opening play Monday will be den, 643-8694. dition, one owner, $1,175. 643- work, chain sOw, lots cleaned, —0 p.m . 196 Outer St. Board o f EdiKntion, 876-0683. Led by the always reliable homers and added a single lor YOUR O W N M fg. 0 > ., 114 Brooklyn 8 t , Texas and Arizona at 11 a.m., ------6978. trees removed, lapcisc^ilng. Apply at Etaployment Office the losers and Rock Pockett had CARTER CHEVROLET COOK FOR (»nvalescent home. RockvU le. Ken Woods, the Manchester OST. Northeastern meets anoth Completely tasured. F<«r free 400 Main Street a bomer among his three hits C O ., IN C . Call Vernon Haven, 876-2077 or 4-Door Sedan. Arctic vdilte with black and white leather Rifle Club placed a respectable er Eastern entry, St. John’s, at Annomicements 2 NEED CAR? Yovr credit turn estim ate ca ll 742-7649, 8'78‘8$45 SERVICE East Hartford, Conn. PART-TTME help wanted days, fourth in the ESxpert LUviaion o f and Jim Taylor also had three 876-7860. trim. AU Continental equipment including Sports Schedule 2 p.m. The night games are at ( ed down? Short on down i>ay- anytim e. 1229 Main S t work with fast expanding com ♦2295 the Annual Stewart's High Pow hits for Meek. Tony Morianos p.m. and 8:30 p.m. TYPEW RITERS amd adding ment? Bankrupt? Reposses Phone 649-523$ pany, lumber and building ma homered tout in vain for the Ex machines for lease. Yale Type DRHAING and blasting — all STATION er Rifle Match. Last year the sion? Don’t despair! See Hmpany plan, Douglas la l, 889-9786, Pagani's vs. AnsSIdi’s, 6 —■ supervisor of officials in the der and Massolini; McFarland oaalons. Fixme for appoint FOR 98 4-Door Hardtop. Executive gray, Equipped with fuU winner was Rippowaim No. 1 M otors, 333 Mata. libepty Mutual Insur Verplanck American Footbalil League. and Taylor. ment. 649-7863: Tues., Wed and Thurs. Eves. NOT A NUMBER! power including factory team from Oonnectiinit; The Excqitiond Man ance Co. has an open TUI 8 PJM. installed air conditioning. THUNDERBIRD 1968, white, ♦2795 TREAT YOUR rugs to an Elec ing ta our Manches AERONAUTICAL Manchester No. 1: Ken Wood hardtop, radio, heater, one trolux (R) enjoy cleaner, Good Gallonage History ter for a recent 148-lOV, Paul Dougan 145-llV, r i owner car, 649-2206. ENGINEERS Even though Icma Is Manchester’s largest employer, brighter, longer lasting rugs. (Kdlege g^raduate for a Saturdays 8 A.M. to 12 Noon we treat our workers Uke people . . . not like numbers. Art Shorts 145-5V. Art Buck HELP WANTED High Traffic Flow permanent, interesting Come ta or call Electrolux, i960 CHEVROLET Impala, pow- Our staff, from the president on down, Imows our wcH-kers 44 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 14a-7V, BiU Sullivan 128-3V- f V s < V and diversified position 1123 Mata St., East Hartford, er brakes, power steering, one We need engineers. Recent 707-36V. Vor fortlur tafonnattan caU as a ciatai’s represent (m a "First Name Basis.” Lbnoustae. Presidential black completely 608-0606. owner. $1,296. Call 643-7021. equipped including factory air conditioning. ^ 5 0 0 Mianchester No. 2; John Gal 2 MEN FOR PRESSROOM ative. No shorthand re PRATT & WHITNEY aeronautical graduates pre Ours is not a company with large govermnent eontracts quired. For (xtnllden- lagher Jr. 141-3V, Bob Moel AIRCRAFT ferred but aero experience which may be canceled overaty^t. We are ta the competi ler 138-7V, Mel Stoltenburg 188- Personals tl^ interview phone Septic Tanks AND STEREOTYPE WORK •oceptable. ExceiUent op tive electric appUance business and we are proud of the *V, Nick Timreck 137-2V, John SU N OIL lib-. McCaffrey at 643- HAVE CASH, will invest ta bus AND fact that we can “Hold Our Own” with the largest ta the 64 MIKK^EUCIKA Gallagher Sr. 136-2V-600-18V. APPLY IN PERSON U 6 L DIVISION OF portunity with a growing iness, mail details to Box 401, The dub will hoSd its annual (XiMPANY field. 225 4-Door Hordteq). Color: Mist. Equipped with full poweir RR 2, Coventry, Conn. Plugged Sewers UNTIED AIRCRAFT (30RP. recovery systems group. picnic at Wickham Park Sat At Iona, you’ll be working ta a modern, air conditioned plus factojry installed air p. Gd working coitai- hours 8—4:40. 649-9751. 8 FT. WANTED WAITRESS —evenings, must be 643-9176. first or stcOiM rtift os Machine Operators, major league record of five in over 2L Apply ta pezson. Aca tions. Apply'Magic Mirror, 787 ■one inning, in 9-4 ■victory over Mata St., Manebester. TEACHESiS — Or those with MORI ARTY WHi:. TRADE Triple S blue dia Rertauraitt, 106 ToHaad ..Kansas City, Assemblers, or OoMred Faetory Workors. stamps for Top Value stamps. PICNIC q ^ e, Moitahester. simfiar background! Not afraid - FTICHING — Joey Jay, CSn- • C all 649-1074. MAID SBCRETART — fa t FOB 4670 fen* interview. with a future ta a .fine com ■"■may have just what you are *‘Connecticnt’« Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealer* 4 day week, starting IONA MANQFAGTURINfi COMPANY e a s y ASSEM BLY pany. CaU 628-6702. looking for. For interview, REPOSSESSION: take over k e y p u n c h Operator —Aljtaa- July 1st. Apply to phone 289-2531, 7-8 a.m. 301 CENTER STREET— 643^5135 IMymeots, no cash needed with mimeric 026, 8:80 —5 p.m., REGENT 8TBEET — MANCHESTER Aaron Brawn, defensive end MOYHE3R wanted to take care average credit. 1963 ChOvrolet manager at 400 Tol- Monday-Fri(^. Apidy ta per* of 9 year old bey days. Vicinity BBA'nNG and plumbing ape- ^ r the Kansas City Chiefs, Im pala, 1968 F ord H U atai«, ♦22.95 OPEN IVBNINGS—THURSDAY TILL 6 PJK. flayed for seven weeks last sea- FISHING DISH— Pat Freeland had hooked a big one but whatever it was la a d T p h a. son Geer BtaOMu, M6 IQw end West EBUe Tpke. rtiMst 1WP fceta qnslifled roan 1081 VaSMwagen eoaveiilbie. pwlii wiDflm^ •mmao between 6«M fi pjn. BXL fictedM, snmoA ■on on a liquid diet because of wouldn’t put up with all that tutegiug *Qd Dam those mean ol* fish OoU 8894064, aok for Gmh— w. 6. euNNcr CO. % broken jaw. anywi f I ■ d ra e o : SM n o r t h m a w 8T . J
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEIY PAGE TWENTY-SIX Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Suburban For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 78 n o t ic e I Terrace: Four CUSfTOM built 6 room Rais^ 260 ? HUBLARD Dr.—6 room Ranch, HEBRON, ROUTE 85—\ acre COLUMBIA Lakefront — 7 COLUMBIA — new gold medal- LAKEVIBW In accordance with the re- { $16,900 —51,4 ROOM RANCH, FUR SALE by owner —Man hot water base NICE LAROE room for genUe------v ' ^ ------— r— Ranch with heated flrepiaced room Rench, one car basement 2-oar basement garage, lot lot, with new vegetable stand room summer home, easily Uon expandable Cape Cod, 2 room house, qulrements of the Zoning j garage, laoge lot lOMttO, ex built-in stove, raised hearth chester, near Bowers School, of man. Reterencea. Near restau- FOUR room aecond floor. $80. -3 rooma, stove and refrigera- BE38TAURANT8 - Y w A ^ e famUy room, 3 bedrooms, com 90x185, fireplace, many, many and driveway, high traffic winterised by adding furnace, bedrooms finished, kitchen board heat, enclosed porch and Regulations of the Town ’ tor, nice setting, $90 per month. of four. Priced $3,800, $6,000, cellent location, needs paint fireplace, basement, large 6^4 room Cape, 3 bedrooms, 2 CLASSIFIED rant and coffee atwp, 21 One child accepted. 049-3506 plete built-in kitchen, ao* living extras. J.D. Realty, 643-5129. count, good income potential. cement dock, good swimming. with birch cabinets, tiled bath tiled bath. 742-7066. Manchester, Connecticut, the .I $7,000 and one including real wooded lot. Hutchins Agency, baths, $18,000. Call, 643-9657. Church St., fMO-4066. or 049-4342. No lease. Leonard Agency, room, dining room, 8 ftiB bath and paper, J. D- Realty, 648- Call Helen Palmer, Leonard Hutchins ' Agency, Realtors, with colored fixtures, amesite ------Zoning Board of Appeals will | Realtors, 6400460. estate $170,000. For more In Realtors, 649-5324. rooms, 2-oar garage, 1% acre 5129. MANCHESTER — custom 6 MANCHESTER — 4 family Agency, Realtors, 646-0469, 649- 6494SS91. drive and drilled well, light Wanted—Real Estate 77 hold a public j> n Mon- | THREE BEDROOM new apart- formation call PhUbrick Agen lot, $33,900. Wolverton Agency, Manolhester room Ranch, 2 baths," double home, excellent location, tip 3877. walk-in basement. Priced to ______day, June 20, 1966, at H p.m. ; CUEIAN room for rent, near ment, oven and range, heat and cy, 649-8464. VERNON — Manchester line. 5 ADVERTISING Realtors, 649-2813. garage,' parkKke yard with top condition, permanent sid sell. May be rented with privi- SEXjLING YOUR home? For in the Hearing Room of the ' hot water, parking. $150. J. D. bath. 64 High St. Resort Property MANCHESTER BEFORE YOU BUY fruit trees. Only $21,6(K). Hayes ing, aluminum combinations, WAPPING — 3 acre lot with room older Cape, extra large lete of purchase. CaU H. S. prompt efficient service call, Municipal Building on the fol- •_ Real Estate, 643.5129. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS For Rert 67 l a r g e EXBCimVB R ««ir» Agency, 646-0131. fully occupied, $28,600. Wolver 260’ on Clark St., tobacco shed, tot, $11,000. Call Helen Palmer, .Collins, owner, 228-9238. Louis Dimock Realty, 649- lowing applications: STATE . location has 8 tm ^ ts, ^ ^ modem kitchen with aO Don’t fail to see this spa Leonard Agency,, Realtors, 646- 8 AAL to 5 PAL Apartments— Flat*— FOXJR ROOM apartment, heat, ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cattle bam. Bel Air Real Es 9823. HEARING ALSO. ^ 140 X 160. lUi utilltiee. on bus lining mom. two Are- DesiraUe 5 ^ room Danch, cious seven room Colonial, WARANOKE RD. —' Oversized -t)469.-e49-3877. Vernon hot water, $86. Main St., Tal- COVENTRY — Liakeside mod tate, 643-9332. Manchester Motor Seles, Tenements 63 line. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, large living room with wefl all air-conditioned for sum Cape on the top of the hill. $14,500 BUYS this 3 bedroom WANTED — House on west side, cottviBe. Call 649-9404. em cottage, nicely furnished, places, VA baths, family room, SUMMER COMFORT Inc., 500-512 West Center St., ' 643-1577. to wall carpeting and fire mer comfort. Priced below Four bedrooms, two baths, big Ranch, vftth large lot. For full GLASTGNBURY — .one acre. two family or single, reason COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. NEED A RENT? Call the Rent excellent location. Call 643-6930 two car garage wooded lot, Business Zone II. Special Ex- “ Man, no charge. West Side $31,500. PhUbrick Agency 649- place, good sized kitchen replacement value at $26,- rec room. Vacant, trades con information call Mitten Agency Keerey St. Mile from Minne- VERNON Why swelter in the oity able. 643-1927. MONDAY Thru MUDAY 10:80 AJM. — 8ATDBDAY f AJM. and dining area, G.E. built- 500. Call Mr. Bogdan today ception to have New Car Deal Realty, 649-4342, 649-3566. THREE ROOM apartment. Call GARDNER LAKE — Modem, Land For Sale 71 8464. sidered. In the thirties. T. J. Realtors, 643-6930. chaug Golf Course. No brush, when you can enjoy cool ins, 3 bedrooms, one oar at at 875-6611 or 649-5306. well treed. 528-3006. breezes in this 5 room Cape er's License, and Certificate of ^ 643-8053. lakefront. Free brochure. Ar Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Approval for .same, at above - LOOKINO lor anything in real rowhead Grove Cottages, Route MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6 tached garage, complete MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape Choice Offering By on a hill. Relax on the NOTICE location. (Use of premises for ^ eatate rentals — apartments, FOUR ROOMS, stove and re 354, Colchester, Conn. 04615. and 5 flats, on bus line, $18,- city uttltties, convenient to B & W FERGUSON ROAD — We’re not with full , shed dormer, 1>4 breezew'ay or in the family BE^APPBECIATED COVENTRY Resort Property For Sale 74 TOWN OF VERNON New Car Automobile Dealer DIAL 643-2711 homes, multiple dwellings, no frigerator, quiet country at 848-7178. 900. PhUbrick Agency, Real everything. Ashing $20,900. sure whether this is the best baths, 3 bedrooms and den, CARRIAGE R E A L’TY style kitchen. 3 bedixxfns ship, including repair depart .fees. Call J. D. Real Estate, mosphere near Lutz Nature tors, 649-8464. BARROWS k W ALLACE buy of the week or not but we fireplaced living room, formal plus more! $18,500. Don ZONING BOARD LAND Manchester Parkade ANDOVER LAKE — oozy 4 ment and body repair shop, 643-5129. Park, two adults, $100. 643-9632. COLUMBIA LAKE — small wa do claim that this listing fea dining room, 2-car garage, bus room cottage overlooking lake, Claire Rd.—TanUHo buUt Sisco, 875-6611. OF APPEAI.S TWO BLOCKS from Main, 8 U & R R E A L T Y (X ). Inc. Manchester 649-5306 Notice is hereby given that ami gasoline station.) Conriniwd From Prtcfldiag Pag* terfront cottages for rent, June, tures solid housing value that Une, $16,500. Wolverton Agen stone fireplace, cabineted custom 4-bedroom Garrison WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER — 6 room apart 30 Acres with 1,000 feet of zoom Colwilal, 2-car garage, the Vernon Zoning Board of July and August. Call 643-2593. 643-2692 Realtow SPLIT LEVEL — 7 rooms, mod- can’t be duplicated at the low cy, Realtors, 649-3813. kitchen, screened porch, dou Colonial with bullt-ins and B & W Moriarty Brothers, Inc., 293- 51 for the rental of your apart ment, g^age, near hospital and frontage. enclosed porch, shaded lot, Appeals will hold a public hear Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods em kitchen with built-ins, din selling price of $25,600. This ble lot, reasonable. Hayes famUy room situated on a BARROWS & WALLACE 315 Center St., Business Zone ment or home. J. D. Real Es GIANT’S NECK Heights —Mod permanent J si®ng, $16,900. 21 VICTORIA Rd. — 7 room bus. Available July 1st. 643-1804. REASONABLE Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 ing room, fireplace, 3 bed lovely 6-room Ranch with fin large treed lot, too beautiful Manchester Parkade ing on Tuesday, June 21, 1966, II and Indu.strial Zone. Special SCREEJNED LOAM for the best ALBERT’S GIFT TO YOU tate, 6^3-5129. . ______em 2-bedroom cottage, 36’ sun- Colonial, 2 enclosed porches, Agency, 646-0131. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rooms, fejnily room, large ished family room, 2 fire for words. This home has to Manchester 649-5306 at 7:30 p.m., in the Court Exception to hav’e New Car in lawns and gardens. Deliv- $50 FREE GROCERIES deck, hot water, shower, arte places and attached garage lot 50 X 150, Verplanck School, LAKE CHAFFEE — Waterfront Room, Town of Vernon Ad Dealer's License and Certifi t h r e e room apartment, stove, {I'um ished A p a rtm en ts 6 3-A 7V4 ROOM Ranch, 8 bedrooms, screened porch, trees, lot with be seen, by appointment ered from our screening plant OR MEATS sian well water, fourth road CARRIAGE REALTY exceUent location. J.D. Realty, COLUMBIA LAKE — new Gar ministration Bldg, to hear and cate of Approval for same, at refrigerator, first floor, Wells ------oversized kitchen, 2 rec rooms, MANCHESTER — Spotleee 3- view, $18,900. Philbrick Agen has just been repainted and is lot, $2,500. Hanley Agency, 643- only. Also gravel, sand and fill. With purchase of most 3 room from private beach, deeps 8, bedioom Ranch, panned fam in top condition. Doris Smith 643-5129. 0030. rison Colonial, gold medallion be heard on the following ap above location. (Use of prem George H. Grifflng, Ihc. And St. 649-3120. LARGE 3% ROOM furnished $86. per week. Mrs. Carter, 742- 528-7525 643-7783 lot 102x380’, exceptional condi cy, 649-8464. home. Located 1*4 miles north outfits during our great June apartment, first floor, all util ily room, bullt-ins, full base will be happy to show it to Co-Brokerage Invited plication: ises for New Car Automobile over. 742-7886. 8142. tion, Buckley School area. $19,- LAKE HAMILTON — fumi.shed of Columbia Center on Rt. 87, bride sale now going on. you ities, working couple preferred. 875-7466 ment, aluminum storms, ga $16,600— Oversized, immaculate you, today. Call her at Jarvis John Torlzzo and Roche M. Dealer.ship, including repair 900. Rtilhrlck Agency, 649- summer home on choice lake- has 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, spa GBRT’S a gay girl — ready for get your groceries or meats 466 MAIN ST. —3 room apart Call 649-9608. MISQUAMICUT, R.L—cottage, rage, lot 120 X 200. Hanley 6 room Cape, one unfinished, Realty Co.. Realtors, 649-1200, FIRST OFFERING Passero for a Gasoline Station department and gasoline sta 8464. ______front property. Louis Dimock 528-7525 643-7783 cious living room, dining room a whirl after cleaning carpets at the market of your choice. ment, $85. Call 643-2426, 9—5. 4 rooms, near beach, hot water Agency, 643-0060. shed dormer, fireplace, fenced Eves. 649-2519. permit and site approval of tion, used car reconditioning Realty. 649-9823. and kltohen with built-in range, with Blue Lustre. Rent elec 3 COMPLETE ONE ROOM furnished apart and heat. OaU 643-0491. MANCHESTER— Immaculate yard, trees, near bus. Hutchins Elxcellent 6-room Ranch. property on Rt. 30. Vernon, shop, used car office.) 4H ROOMS, heat, hot water, Houses For Sale 72 NEW LISTING—Porter Street MANCHESTER — Ranch, fine 875-7466 and red biroh cabinets. 2-car tric shampooer $1. Paul's ment, stove, refrigerator, hot 4-bedroom oversized Cape, din Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 1 % baths, fireplace, rec next to the Howard Johnson'.s Mervin C. Thresher, -south ROOMS OF BRAND stove, refrigerator, ptrklng, residential neighborhood, mod LAKEFRONT — furnished sum basement garage, drilled well, water, heat. Apply Marlow’s, LYNDON, Vermont — 8 room MANCHESTER—7 room Split area, modified 2-level RaiKh, Restaurant, owned by them Paint 4 Wallpaper Supply. NEW FURNITURE ing room, 2 baths, 2-car ga TWO FAMILY, 7% rooms, 2 ern kitchen with dining area, 4 room, city utilities, carport, mer cottage, 8 rooms, fire one acre lawn, amesite drive, side Tolland Tpke., wesrt of No. $120. 16 Forest lit., off Main 867 Main St. furnished home, all utilities 8 finished rooms, plus 2 un selves, in a CAX zone. Also 1136 Tolland Tpke., Bu.siness & APPLIANCES Level, family room, 1% baths, rage, central location. Bel Air baths, 2-car garage, oil heat, bedrooms, 2Vt baths, large liv amesite drive, near bus Une, place, trees, exceUent condi South Windsor has right of way to the lake, GM QUARTER hjp., 110 volt St., 646-0090, 643-6676. furnished, maximum 4 people. modem kitchen with buUt-lns, Real Estate. 643-9332.______finished rooms, upper and low seeking a variance to reduce Zone n. Reque.st Special Ex ’BCXXNOMY” ____ THREE ROOM furnished apart- gas hot water, main thorough ing room with paneled wall schools and stores. Priced tion, $12,000. Hutchins Agency, Contemporary Laving: ’IWb home is priced way be AC motor, $6; also benches, References required. Call Ver One car garage, priced for er terraces, large wooded lot, the lot size to 35,000 sq, ft., a ception for gas station, and ROOMS ...... $188 ATTRACTIVE 6 large room du- n,ent, convenient to everything, tremendous posslWllUes for fare. Makes ideal income prop fireplace, 9 closets, large fam for quick sale. Realtors, 649-6324. low average for this locality. dielvlng and miscellaneous mont, 802-626-5488 or write Box quick sale. $22,900. PhUbrick MANCHESTER — attention In In this aluminum sided, 7 floor area variance to 1,300 sq. Certificate of Approval for The “HOiNEYlMOON” plex, opposite Center Park. $100. per month, ideal for work large fsunlly. Priced In mid erty or professional use. $28,- ily room with fireplace plus Open house every Sunday 2-5 small tools. Come look and 122, Lyndon, Vermont. Agency, Realtors,' 649-8464. vestors — Unique opportunity COVENTRY — Lakefront cot room raised Ranch on ft., and a width variance to 175 came, at above location. Also, 3 ROOMS .... $269 Newly decorated. Immediate ing couple, call 643-9353. 30’s. For further Information 6(». Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. game room and work sihop. _ ___ p.m. May be seen anytime by make an offer. Call 649-1266. to buy 4-famlly plus single tage, artesian well, fireplace, child-safe street, surround ft., on this same property. Variance to errect free-.standing The -"OHAJRM HOUSE” occupancy. Prefer adults. 649- MISQUAMICUT, Rhode Island |g oqo —BUYS ’THIS year ’round call R. F. Dtoiock Co., 649- Priced for imediate sale at CHARLES LESPERANCE calUng H.S. OolUns, owner, 'THREE rooms and bath, aU home, new central heating sys 4 BESDROOM Colonial, waU to garage, many extras, 4 rooms ed by large shade trees. 2 AU persons interested may sign closer to street line than SOUP’S ON, the rug that is, so Free $50 Groceries 7529. — Siunmer Resort^ . -..r-W e have a cottage, attached garage, treed 5245. $25,900. Philbrick Agency, 649- 228-9238. uHMties, elderly couple pre tem In 4-famlly, annual Income waU carpeting, 2-car garage, 649-7620 furnished, $9,800. C.J. Morri baths, i fireplaces and 2 appear and be heard. permitted by Regulations, at clean the spot with Blue Lus good selection of houses avail lot, good investment. Mitten 8464. 3 ROOMS .... $394 3% ROOM furnished or unfur ferred, bus line, large porch. $5,200. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1%' baths, dining room, alumi son, Realty, 649-9713. garages, plus much more! Town of Vernon above location. tre. Rent electric rtiampooer, able for your summer vocation Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. WASHINGTON ST.— 6 room LAKEFRONT — Ranch, ideal The ’’HOLLYWOOiD” nished, oil heat. private, 272 Main. num screens and storms, city NEW LISTING — Manchester. $27,500. J. Bogdan, 649- $L Larsen’s Hardware. FVee $50 Groceries the first two weeks In Jtily PRINCETON St. — Custom built home, with colonial charm, family home in protected, pres Zoning Board of Appeals AU persons interested may shady, parking, adults. New water and sewers. $27,500. 8 room fireplaced Split, 4 bed MANCHESTER — 4 room ex 5306. John A. Marino, attend this hearing. SHARE 4 room apartment, if and the last three weeks MANCHESTER — large older 3 bedroom home, cabinet kltch- lairge wainscoted Wtehm, pan tige area. This Immaculate 4 t h r e e ton air-conditioner with 3 R O O M S ...... $488 Bolton Rd., 643-6389. Colonial, 4 or more bedroome, try - laundry room, cheerful Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. rooms, 3 baths, family room, pandable Cape, top condition, Suburban For Sale 75 Chairman Zoning Board of Appeals The ”BOULBVARiD” preferred room only, 4 miles in August. Rentals by the en with dining area, laundry B & W bedroom home offers year 6 ton air cooled tower, good week or two weeks. Stanton good location and condition, all living and dining room, bay workshop, garage, double car shed dormer, fireplace, rec ’round comfort plus swimming, Ann B. Humphry, John F. Clifford, Free $50 Groceries CHARMING MODERN 4 room from Manchester, female only. room, large cedar closet, 2 W/ANCHEOTBR—6 room Ranch, VERNON — 6 room contemp condition, best offer. 648-4332. Realty, formerly L«wlss & city utilities, $16,400. Mitten windows, 3 bedrooms up, 2-car port, sundeck, many extra fea room, oil hot water heat, $16,- BARROWS & WALLACE boating, fiiihing and skating. Secretary Chairman 8 ROOMS ...... $597 city apartment in beautiful 643- 0862. baths, Jalousied glassed - In 100x200 lot, family sized kitch orary Colonial built by U A Manchester Parkade adults. 643- Stanton Realty, Winnapaug Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. garage, amesite drive, llag- tures. Superb home with ideal 700. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Lovely view of Bolton Lake June 10, 1966 John A. Cagianello, The “ARJlSTOaRAT” country location, porch, 2 car fearage, Marion en with buUt-dns, 3 bedrooms, R, 1% baths, built-ins, sun Mianchester 649-5306 MANCHESTER — Young lady Road, Misquamlcut, R. I. Btone terrace, split rail fences, in-law set-up. CaU Helen from paneled living room. Vernon, Connecticut Secretary Boats and Accessories______46 Free $60 Groceries 7066. RBW ’TWO family flat • 64S, E. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5963 2 full baths, heated and fire- OOZY 4 room Ranch — ideal deck, garage, and a 40 mile would like to share her 4 room 1-401-596-2885. large tree^^ Ideal location. Palmer, Leonard Agency, $30,000. Louie Dlmock, Realty, Bowers school area, placed family roon, 2-car ga for retirement or starter home. view. Only $22,500. Hayes Ag SOUTH WINDSOR — epaclous 16’ THOiMPSON, 90 h.p. John- 3 ROOMS ....;. $679 NEW MODERN 4 room apart apartment with one or two MlAiNCHBSTBR — 7 room Col- Owner.'64S^ Realtors. 646-0469, 649-3877. 649-9823. COLUMBIA LAKE — 4 room kitchen, 22’ living room, aep< rage, $23,900. Wolverton Agen In park - like area. Have a ency, 646-0131. oversized 7 room Split, 2% son, Holsolaw tilt trailer, ail $1^ DOWN - THAT’S ALL ment includes stove, refrig ladies or older married couple. pen Agency, Realtors, Prodaets 60 742-8726. tion room, landscaped yard. District. almost new, must sell, relocat located at Junction of Wood- near the Opera House. Reason Eves. 649-2619, Jarvis Realty FATHER STREET . , .wooded 649-5261. Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Bcreens. Priced right. CaU af 13th. To see if the voters will vote to authorize its officers to STRICTLY fresh eggs for sale. ing, very reasonable. Call 876- bridge and Parker Sts. ably priced for quick sale. ter 6, owner, 649-3319. Co. Houses For Rent 65 643-5958. lot with 142 feet frontage. In SOUTH WINDSOR — 6% room borrow sufficient money to meet the necessary obligations Nlghtcrawlers. TomaszewsW, 6664. of the District, and give the District’s note, notes of other M. P. ENTERPRISES J. D. REAL ESTATE CO. PHILBRICK AGENCY FIVE room Ranch with 3 bed SMALL family perfection — 6% "A ” zone, but permission has Split, Immaculate condition, 1*4 Box 363, South Rd,, Bolton, FGUR ROOM Cape Cod—Cen MANCHE3STEIR — 6 bedroom been granted to allow a two obligations or obligations therefore when, in their opinion, m N D E R bassman amplifier. 643-5129 REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE rooms and finished rec room, room Cape \rith center en baths, large family room, fire open daily. 649-6472. trally located, available Au immaculate modem home, family to be constructed on the it is for the Interest of the District to do so. good condition. Must sell, leav- q r is w OLD ST. — 3 rooms, spacious kitchen with biroh trance, living room with fire place, garage. Only $18,5(X). gust 1, references required. Please Ask FVdt large lot with swimming pod, 364 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 649-8464 lot. AU utilities available. T.J. 14th. To transact any other business proper to come before the tng for service. $250 or best of- heat, hot water, refrigerator cabinets, Iwing room with wall place, dining room, sunporch, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. CaU 649-3748. John DeQuattro, Broker near achod, bus, shopping. Bel Crockett, Realtor, 043-1577. meeting. Household Goods 51 Cer. 648-6744. ______and stove, disposal, alr-condi- to wall carpet, model home good sized kitchen with attrac THE EIGHTH UTIUTIBS DISTRICT Air Real Estate, 643-9332. OO'VENTOY five room house ' tioned, parking, in 4 family condition, $15,900. WtUverton tive cabinets, first floor bed VICTOR E. SWANSON, President e v e r y t h in g In sterilised re- ■ ' ■ ' — - ■ — Suburban Fot Rent 66 DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS — 7 with 2-oar garage, utility build house. 247-4046 or Glastonbury room and fuU bath. Two twin Dated at Manchester, Conn., this 6th day of June, 1966. conditioned used furniture and Wearin|^ A pparel— F u rs 57 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. room Colonial, large family ing, 5 acres of land. 742-8193. 633-7402. EAST HARTFORD —four room sized bedrooms upstairs. Gen appliances, high quality — low room, 3 bedrooems, all utilities, GIRL’S CLOTHES, size 12 — tenement, first floor, rear, MANCHESTER — Six room erous closet space. Full sized Wide selection of type prices. LeBlanc FumituN, 295 MODERN — 3 room apartment, many extras. Owner teans- teens. Lady’s clothes, size 8 — Xx>rch, parking, central adults, Colonial, 1% baths, modem basement, detached garage, and speciee. $ 4 9 5 South Street, RockvlUa. 675- first floor, heat, hot water, ferred. Low 80’s. 649-2362. 14. AU in excellent condition. $48. monthly. 649-6208. Wbehen with bullt-ins, atove, with patio. Aluminum combin- ______Mahogany..... 2174. Open 9-8. stove, refrigerator, all utilities Call 649-0729. dishwaeher and disposal, 3 ations, city Near bus XWO-FAMILY flat with a furnished. Ideal for working ROCKVILLE — 4 rooms for big CLEAN, USED refrigerators, b e l f io r e bedrooms, $19,900. Phlllwlck line, schools and shopping cen BEST BUYS BY 2-car garage located on Wood- couple. Available June 15. 88 rent, stove, refrigerator and RASTBROOK COURT Agency, 649-8464. ters. Call 643-1292 for appoint ranges, automatic washers bridge St. Five rooms down, Wanted—To Bay 58 Birch St. CaU 649-8448. parking. $80 per month. 876- ment 6-9 p.m. Norman Hooey, with guarantees. See them at $13,200 —7 room home, 8 bed six up. Both units vacant. Sep GARDEN APARTMENTS-RocKvnxE 8606. Broker. B. D. Peari’a Appliances, 649 WE BUY and aeU antique and COLONIAL MANOR — 4% room rooms, dining room, near arate heat, porches, fencing, ,\ C€U.tN« TILE Main St. CaU 64S-217L used furniture, china, glstss- oil* duplex, appliances, utilities, ElAST HARTFORD — bus Une, Jolly Clean Gionf For Humid Beings Estate Bchools, bus and shopping, city BOWER’S area — immaculate etc. Real sound home. T.J. Only six apartments ^not rented—Rcserv* yours now. private cellar and patio, $145 4 rooms, heated, $90 monthly. SimmeriiKi Summer .Axxnistic or non-acoua- SINGER automatic Zig-Zag in ver, picture munes, old coins, in Manchester. Ten-room, 4 Utilities. A fine starter home. 6 room Cape. Oil forced air Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. tlc. Many patterns. monthly. J. D. Real Estate, 643- Adults only. AvaUable July 1 will be delightful In this high recently redone 3-family with A cool 7-room apht-level on cabinet, like new, monograms, guns, pewter, scrap gold, level split on grounds that MiUette Agency, 643-5992. heat, garage, private lot, $17,- 6129. 528-0718. elevation 6-room ranch with separate heating sytteme. a ‘ tree-shaded lot. 2 baths, CUSTOM RANCH — 6 rooms embroiders, buttonholes, blind watches, old Jewwlry, hobby can only be described sis 900. CaU Lappen Agency, Real 2-car garage. Gracious cen Aluminum storms, screens, parklike. No description ad MANCHESTER — two family, OPEN HOUSE Sunday, June 12 r « t i c ..... coUectiona, paintings, attic oon- 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage. and garage, best quality beming, etc. Originally over EILLINGTON — 3H rooms, new ter entrance, formal dining tors. 649-5261. otherutner xunMlUnM aBy y AppoumneiitAppoialment tents or whole estates. Furni 2^ R(X>MS, heated, on bus Une, doors. All copper plumbing. equate. The very best. Sell 6-5, 2-car garage, conveniently . throughout —plastered walls, $300, take over left 7 payments apartment, heat, hot water, re room, huge Uving room. A cream puff. Excellent in Quick sale wanted. Double A ture ^Repair Service. 643-7449. $66 monthly.. Adults only. ing ta x below replacement located, investment opportun MANCHESTER^ room Ranch, steel beam, walk-up attic plus of $8 each. Call 522-0931. frigerator, range, wall to waU Value! vestment. zone. Call now. cost. Available June 16. CaU 528- ity. Leonard Agency, Realtors, large bedrooms, 2 baths, fami many other practical features. carpeting. Adults. CaU 876-9407. *750 MOVING — must sell G. B. HOUSEHOLD lots, antiques, 0718. •46-0469. ly room, % acre lot, carport, Acre lot in quiet rural setting. stove, $50; sofa beds, $10 each. bric-a-brac, clocks, , froines, choose your own decorating. Lower 20’s. 649-1266. ROOF glassware. We buy estates. Roekledge MANCHESTER —three big For Kenmore dishwasher. Angel Must You - - - est Hills 3 bedroom ranches. Wesley R. Smith Construction 3 LOUVER Village Peddler, Auctioneer, is the site of this custom LIKE NEW — two family with fish, $2 each. 643-9467. Uve in the derirable “ H dly- WE SELL MANCHESTER! Every feature for fine country Co., 643-1567. * " ■— ™ " ij -DllDIreetiona; Take exit U0*'off of 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. constructed six-room ranch, 4*4 room flats, east side loca $410 wood” section of Manches living, with all city convenr FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Includei the tb* Wilbur Cross Pity, and left BLACK KITCHEN oil burner ter? If so, see this unique While our activities extend far beyond the con new on the market. Msuiy tion, apartment available for lences. AU have fireplace, 2- LAKE ST. — new Raised Ranch BUILT-IN OVEN AND RANGE onto ^ Reservoir Rd. to Rt. $0. Btove, good baker. Gas stove ElngUsh TiKlor with cathe features, including fireplaced owner, cheaper than rent. Call Crose Rt. SO and bear half-right Rooms Without Board 59 fines of Manchester, we have always felt that our family room. Mid-twenties. car garage, 2 baths and a with finished rec room, 1*4 In very good condition, 2 twin dral beamed ceiUng. Stone baths. Now being completed, Norman Hohenthal, Belfiore REFRIGERATOR onto onl East St. Take the 6th left construction that would cost main opportunities for service are right here in housefuU of quality. CaU Bob beds with spring and mattres- TUH THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot- buy now and choose your own Agency, 643-5121. H a COMPLETE AK-CONDinONING at the stop sign onto East a fortune to replaca 'Gerstimg, Green Manor Es ■es. 649-6438. tage Street, centraUy located, our own City of Village Charm. This attitude is interior and exterior decorat- nuoimnuil DISPOSAL Main Ml St. with Eaatbrook Court SAKRETE DoN Heus* tates, 649-5361, 643-7033. your second right. large, pleasantly tumlahed ing, big wooded lot. Selling for USED Ben Hur cabinet freezer, apparently part of a “we must be doing something Is an apt description for this In handy bags. Needs romns, parking. Call 649-235$ MANdHESTEJR — $15,90a 6 ^ ^ T . J . Crockett, Realtor- H C F a l d A d s very good condition. Reason for ovaniigbt oDd permanent right” formula, since our sales have increased imsuiulate, compact Cape. RENTALS only the addition of able. Call 649-4076. room Cape, garage, central lo 643'loTT. gueat rates. Four Bedrooms Complete aliuninum siding, BY water OOe oven five poesible in this steadily year after year—and this year is no ex garage, nicely landscape cation, nicely treed lot, quick JAMES J. GESSAY • 45 lbs...... BO'* AIR-CONDmONER, 10,500 btu, Bale wanted. Bel Air Real Es R(X>M with kitchen privileges, modem borne oomplete with ception. Every home in this ad is in Manchester. yard. Aluminum storms and REAL ESTATE—875-OlM portable stereo record player, centraUy located, Mrs. Dorsey, MW Mnployts of buUtriim. Tliis we consider screens. Rec room. CaU now! tate, 643-9332. one of Manchester’s best val (W e have many others, o f cou rse). Norman Hohen- player piano, 3 oriental rugs, 14 Arch at. $7” antique tilt top table. 643- ues, low twenties — worth thal, Joe Lombardo, Homer Grasseler, Bill Coe and MANCHESTER — 7 room FLETCHER CU SS GO. OF IMANCHXSTEB I>utch Colonial, in executive 7449. ROOM for lady or gentleman, PRATT & more! Carl Zinsser all have one thing in common. They Four On file (2nd) quiet, convenient location. 224 neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, PLYWOOD MiAHOGANY china closet, $25, like to work. Let them prove it to you. F l w baths, formal dining room, Charter Oak St. 643-8368. *When You Think of Glass, Exterior in 4’x8’ pan cottee table, $5, other items. bedrooms, that la. Eight- large living room, family room 6 ^ 2 1 WHITNEY Think of Fletcher** els. All plys. C R |6 Saturday only. 649-5752. CLEIAN f u r n is h e d room for Wo're Expecriiig ro6m Colonial in central to. with fireplace, aluminum sid cation. gentleman, central, very con an offer to buy this 3-bed ing, $30,000. Philbrick Agency, 4’x8’x ___ ^ THREE PIECE modem bed Listed Tuesday Listed Wednesdoy venient to everything. CaU 643- AIRCRAFT room, 2-bathroom ranch with Realtors, 649-8464. room set, very good condition, raised hearth fireplace and A "Mr. Clean” spaclouB and A spit and polish ’^Jff Portal' 54 McKEE STREET SPECIAL THIS WEEK 9353. $60. CaU 643-0926. P&WA Is hiring large numbers of people from outside the automatic kitchen. Compare gracious residence about 35 S t” six and one-half room cedar shingled home with 2 Poft-lfme Husband GREEN MANCHl Ranch — 4 DELUX CHAMPION ROOM FOR RENT, centraUy lo- Greater Hartford Area to work in their East Hartford anywhere. Low eighteens. stei>s from Main St. Could be is all you’U need to maintain . bedroomfi, 2 baths, family TV VINYL CHAIR, $5. Walnut car garage. Newly redone in PCGBOARD cated, gentleman only, free Pltoit. To assist them in finding suitable housing, we home and office combination. this aluminum sided 7-room room, screened porch, garage, TUB ENCLOSURES & SHOWER DOORS lamp table, $2. Black wrought Close to other professional side and out. The type of WHITEWALLS parking. 643-2633, after 5, for maintain a list of avsiilable rooms for rent o f various Rolling Park Cape. Anothw princlpaJs only. 649-8652. Ideal for kitchens, uttl- Iron magazine rack, $1. Wall sizes and price ranges. offices. landscaping you can’t buy “Mr. Clean” p n ^ r ty . from $25.00 to $45.00 appointment. with money—only time. Un jity rooms, workshops. lamp, desk lamp, $1. each. 4- W o Hove der $18,000. ^ ROOM Ranch plus rec piece place setting irink glass CLEIAN ROOM for non-emoking Now ia the time to bring in your Mveen. to be repaired. P4’ X 8’ X *4” $ 9 8 8 our Housing INvisioa to an Interested, qualified buyer room, dose to shopping and ' panels...... A , fHtties, $L Medicine-cabinet, $2. working gentleman. Call 649- pco^MottvBv teaaate to you for a. Green Mianor ranch. Older bus, 2% baths, nice lot. CaH Storm window glaae replaced. EverytUng exceUent condition. 1436 after 6 p.m. Whait.aay. you Oraen Mazunw but yilu won’t zeallas it imta Lappen Agency, Realtors, 649- , nltoto can Mr. Japu J. OoeBsy ites? six-room Colonial in the •48-8278. ------...... ,, under $15,000. W e didn’t be you get inside this raadL T> 626L . at 5 6 5 -«m Wtoodbridga 3 t area. 1 % lieve it rithar, but it’s true. rooms phis 8 more in eellu’ AUTO GLASS INSTAUJED CASH and CARRY baiths, 2-car garage. Don’t £ ^ MAYTAG WRINGER type wash- BUSIN1ES6 MEN — rooms at Please call oazfy if ynu’n Under $25,(KXL Absobittiy MANCraSTEB — Spacious overiotk this value. 81515 22.95 er, G. 40” electric stove, the Lamp Post. CaU 649-2494. huge kitchen. interested! custom built 5 ^ room Ranch, GLASS FURNITURE TOPS I WE GIVB jltir GRBEN STAMPS | $85 each. CaU 643-5983. Prosligo piotare book kitchen, 13x21 liv MASTER bedroom, next to Pratt & Whitney Pircraft Lakewood Circle area. Big 6- ing room, paneled recreation MIRRORSTFlnpiaM m i Dtor) UPRIGHT FREEIZER, 300 ehower, to be shared with an room Colonial with encloaed room. Hayes A^rency, 6*6-0181. * ALL OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT COMPARABLE PRICES .pound capacity. $50. CaU 643- other gentleman. Parking. 649- breeseway, 2-car garage. THE WILUAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY 4813. 680(1 after 6. / u Ttoe-etaoded lo t Ownen anx> NEW LISTING — Manchester. PICTURE FRAMINR' (aH t,jpat) kato Imre’s your ctaani» 2-lsmily, 6-6 duplex, centrally MORIARTY BROTHERS m a a t M A xm warMng to 431 MAIH $IREEr~RiALTORS-M»121 located, beautiful lot, garage 301 CENTER STREET-4643-5135 langid fcM , MIS A o n mjr faoma. CWl onyttasa. R •Mpoet. Leonard Ageqcy, Real- WINDOW aaA FUTE GLASS knee oontrel, $15. 649-4110. 649-4256. toiy tofiOW. )
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966
PAGE t w e n t y -e ig h t A’wmge DaiUr Net PreM Ron The Weather through Upper Junior will par For the Week Aided Suimy, breesy, cool toifiy. Cub Scout Pack 120 of St. high ne*r 70; dear, ooM to Gilbert and Sullivan Worli- Church School ticipate. Sine 4, ISet A b o u t T o w n ,ahop will have its annual picnic James’ Church will hold its The Cherub and Pilgrim night, taw In '40»;, fWr and Sunday at 3 p.m. at Mashamo- annual Cub Scout recruiting - Sets Services Choirs vriU sing. They will be Chicken Barbecue pleaaent bunionow, Mgti ki meeUng on Thursday, June 16, PhrtM Circle at Emanurt Lw- quet State Park. Ablngton. for led by Miss Martha White, di (COMPLETE D.INJi*®) 706. M at 7:30 p.m. in the St. James’ 1 4 ,6 7 0 theran Oiurch Women will have members and their families. Church School Day will be rector of children’s choirs. Wal , sponsored by Temple No- School cafeteria. Any boy who Manchetter^A City of Village Charm a pothick Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. The production for next season Observed ' Sunday at U>e 9:15 ter Grzyb, director of music, will be chosen and officers elect wil’ be at least eight years old M A S O N IC TEMPLE — SUNDAY, JUNE 12 at the home of Mrs. Hildlng and 11 a.m. services at Center will be the organist. (Cluailied Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS ed at a brief business meeting. by September and who la inter The Rev. Kenneth W. Stcere, Ser^'ings 1 to 6 P.M. VOL. LXXXV, NO. 214 ;(FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 11. 1966 BoUn, 26 Keeney St. Memhers ested in becoming a Cub Scout Congregational Church. “Ex „ „ . SI 75 Children under 12, fl.OO are reminded to bring main ploring Our Christian Heritage” associate minister, will preach Donation: Adults, Boy Scouts or Troop 362 of is invited to join Cub Psck 120. dishee or salads and place set is the theme. Caiurch School at the 8 a.m. service. His topic e v e r y o n e w e l c o m e St. Bartholomew's School will Each perspective Cub Scout at tings o< silverware and china. departments from Kindergarten is ’’One Man’s Experience." conduct a paper drive tomorrow tending the recruiUng meeting For tickets, call Mrs. Alfred J. C tar^ t S48-7180 Dessert will be served by Mrs. riiould be accompanied his after 6 PJW-. . . or at the door Public Drunk Edward Werner, Mrs. Jbpra from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the school. Those wishing to have parents. Maloney and Mrs. Ann S .'J e n papers picked up may contact Many Heading South LOS ANGELES (AP) — son, hostesses. Ready Lord J. Fite, 69, pleaded Paratroops Herbert Stevenson, 46 Kennedy St. James’ Holy Name Soci Rd. ^>*1______guilty in justice court ye*- The executive ^oard of the ety will sponsor a family out terday to being drunk in a Women’s Auxiliary of Manches ing Sunday at noon at Areas VACADON public' place — his living Machinist’s Mate 3.C. Gary ter Memorial Hospital will meet 10, 11, 12 and 13 at Wickham room. He was sentenced to C. York, U.S. Navy; son of Park. G o and see Monday at 1 p.m. at Chapman Mrs. Mary York of 51 Seaman For Meridith March 10 days in jail. House. Circle, is serving aboard the BATEJSIVILLE, Mies. (AP) — over a service and march over Memphis, which now is 60 miles Fite’s wife. Myrtle, had Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh Church School' the newest in aircraft carrier USS Intrepid, allowed their house to be For New Viet Attack Joseph Jay photo . While a foot weary proceoslon the funeral route Sunday in to the north, The Couples Club of Center which launched her first air ters will have its annual din will be held at HERE5 plods southward through Missis- Jackson. Floyd McKissick The Highway Patrol, which used as a polling place for Congregational C h u r c h will strikes against Viet Cong tar ner Monday at 6:30 pm. at the' Engaged fine fabric siippi, civil rights groups from director of the CJongress of Rn- has guarded the procession and Tuesday’s primary election, win meet tomorrow at 7 pm. at gets in South Viet Nam last Howard Johnson Restaurant on JlHERETa coast-to-coest today planned cial Equality, plaits to leave the kq^tt it moving, cordtmed 4ay or Sunday. BUFFBT SERVED DONATION $4.00 College for the fall semester. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — such as the disposition of 12,307 not be solved by means of a at least two more Communist breeding cattle last year jumped Some groups Coupled the af The course is designed for teach Justice of the Peace James minor arrests and citations, 6,- stone security building or steel battalions in recent days In the ers who work with the retarded to 21,217 head, up 43 per cent fairs with voter reigistration support and memorial services Brennan says he’s a little tired 027 smell claims, 1,977 other bars on windows, B52 target area. He said the -Tiekeie Available at Clubhouse in such areas as music, physical over 1964. American breeds are for Medgar Evers, state field of being known as a ‘‘Marrying civil actions, 488 criminal trials. Gallant made the remarks in target was a sui^iected site for education, arts and crafts and being moved to j>astures in eecretery of the Mississippi Sam.’’ He' says it hurts the dig- 570 preliminary hearings, 4,566 editorial in the latest issue North Vietnamese reserve industrial arts. Italy, Korea and Nicaragua. chapter of the National Associa- nity of his office. misdemeanor filings and 1,512 ^ ^'^he State Employe, official forces and supplies. tion for the Advancement of the reputation keeps dog- felony filings — all since he’s publication of the association. The highlands fighting, known Colored People, who was shot to ging him. taken office, he said. When his ^ ^ eecapes and Incl- aa Operation Hawthorne, was ideath three years ago. Brennan has married 16,000 term expires next January, he g y«t on TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) to Baker, OaUt., before a wait- trying to get the mayor of Wa- Hundreds of volunteers poured there is need, ’ Y o ^ r s ■ * Harvey Hudson, who ap regulars dug in along moderate •tectiiic chair tor the slaying of plied for a maniiage license ly steep ridges, heavily covered AND Lee Harvey Oswald, wiH get'tiie ^ into this tornado devastated city S ^ rsia n ^ C D e c e m " ^ Friday to many 58-year- by undertorush which Is chiefly sanity hearing Monday Ws law old NeUie Lee Deveh* of bamboo thickets. yers have been seeking for al "Then there were the people Mayor Frederidc W. Palomba Joined today in a massive ber." who wanted their cocker spaniel jr . was elected last fall in this salvage, cleanup and repair bp- Mayor Chairies W. WnglU Jr., Charleston. "U.S. and ARVN (Gouth Viet NO-IRON most two years. Hudson, a widower for 80 namese) forces are in position* ilALB But In an apparent about-face, as a witness. I didn’t see any predominantly Democratic city, eration. assignment of the years, said "Nothin’ wrong all around^the general area. Be 0»e attorneys now say they are reason why he couldn’t be His name on the ballot would .eath toll remained at 17 there." presumably be a powerful at- toll remained at IL Greets and alleys of trees and with being 87. I've got a lot cause of the broken nature of p l n « « epposed to the hearing because the damage estunates at $100 rubble so utility crews ctm re- the terrain it is not accurate to It would jeopardize Rttay’s conv- But he doesn’t give advice to of eneogy left.’* 1 8 5 3 (See Page Six) million. store services. describe ttois as surrounding th* stitutional rights U they have to ' newlyweds. “KORATRON” enemy. call witnesses who might testify A caravan of 260 work’ers with "T otey ttier* waa Bght and st the itew murder trial they are heavy equipment arrived Flri- day and went to work immedi sporadic contact in contrast to 55% Fortrel Polyester, 45% Zantrel Rayon seeking. heavy contact EMday. Today’* They say they wifi appear la ately on the wreckage left by action was largely an exchange court Monday morning as dl- ____ Wednesday’s twister. Emerging Electric Shock Ends Piao of mortar fire with artillery and lected by State DIst. Judge ponda, June Ailyscw and Roger President Johnson, in re air strikes. There was also som* Louis T. Holland but that will j^mer sponse to a plea from Gov. Wil small arms fire. n ^ eah Ruby to the and ^nd'a^^e’s no sign of a letup. liam H. Avery, put a "m ajor Successor win present no w t o ^ e s happens when Long Sneezing Siege disaster area’’ designation on Mao’s U.S. forcee used much of tho end no evidence to support their ^ ^ ^he Topeka and Manhattan, 60 miles TOKYO (AP) - Red China very Important Instruction* on wacuating casualties. '! {earlier daima that RUby is in „ veeaa MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — For 164 alists, hypnotists and psyeW- west. Defense Minister Lin SLACKS Politicians 1<^ upon the jbb nlgtotmarish days - once e v ^ atrists - bad come to an end at seemed today to be emerging of chairman Mao s works. The Red Cross said its pre fortified positions." Holland turned down defense n-attv tmnA m e At the Jnhwtes of every waking last, country's current -phephe Instructions referred to liminary survey showed 636 in- from the The spokesman said Ameii- motions Friday which would ^ ^ hour on the average — June For the first time In more jured, 86 in Iwspitals; 3,200 fa- purge as a Mkely successor to were Issued to the Army by have f w e s t o ^ the h e ^ and a L n a n h ^ e iim - Clark’s body was racked by a ^ i ^ f i v e montiw the p r ^ oan casualties continued light milies with losses, 818 homes aging Communist Party chief Lian Piao last November. They over-all, although several indi WoUU have returned the case to mopo than $70 000 in the 17 oompUlslve sneeze. brown-haired girt stopped destroyed, 938 with major dam Mao Tze-Tung. advise the best milltaiy weapon the Texas oourt of criminal ap- office. **** ached, Mieezing. vidual units suffered moderate age, 616 with minor damage; But some observers cautioned to modem times is not aircraft or heavy losses. by Lancer* peals, which ordered the sanity ^ 24-hour proposition breathing and eating became d t. Malcolm Ku*ner, 89- and 30 mobile homes destroyed, such a development wa* far or atom bombs but tos tolnking hearing before it w ^d w^der married at 9 difficult, her nose was painfully year-old chief of psychological ^‘“wirn'm^l^r damlge“ The battle coiild have large from certain. ^ Mao. military significance. With two the appeal of Ruby s conviction. ^ ^ midnight — in tuxedos sensitive. She suffered nausea, service at the Veterans Admin- Red Flag, the toeoreUcal org- Lin’s Instructions have been Ruby, 66, a former night club ^ to the tune of or- <»tigue and muscle spasms. istration Hospital in Miami. A spokesman said the d ^ a g e and possibly four North Viet .... i *1. or barefooted, to the tune of or- an of the Chinese Communist cited many times during tob- itoerator, did not a p ^ at toe ^ Bceiman’. Then, last Tuesday, the 17- gave June a treatment he calls probably wiU go higher. namese battalione badly Party’s Central Committee, por- purge and their reprint today mauled, tt oouM upset the tims- year-cU high school sophomore p r e - t r i^ h e a ^ Friday He C am ber w in a hotel room. "operant conditioning." g ^ * ^ o r 1 w r B ''w « I * a lx i^ * ^ trayed the 57-year-dd defense waa bound to reinforce specula- table for any C o(^ u n ist mon- WASH-N-WEAR b e « , to jail Mnce toe fatal obliges. sneezed and immediately re This means toe control of hu- ceived an "unpleasant” elec m en and boys from the Mennon- minister as an interpreter of tion the defense minister has go^^i offensive against toe oen- Add some routine chores. non behavior by reward or civjvc joiui x«- ■ ’ — - distinction not come forward as the main cao- (See Page Six) trical shook. Another sneeze, ite Diseister Service. John Yo- Mao’s ideas a tral highlands. CheveUe SS 396 Sport Coupe. punishment - a stystem ^ r - '^T^beard^'^lmi to T s trlw given any other of Mao’s asso- didate for Mao’s mantle, another shock. ents use when theyley spank a . - . „ ,, ,. oiates. Mao is 72. '«(See * « Page Six) $8ee Page SMx) Four hours later, June Clark’s -hild for being bad end give him ™ frightening,ordeal — a mysterl- -.-ndv for being good from their homes near Garnett, It said good Marxists *>1^ OUB malady that had baffled K i ^ e r aiS *rpsychologist “ vl will be more. They "place Mao Tze-Tung s toought PERMANENT Rusk Misinformed, neurologists, internists, eHe(r- * psycnoiogiet commute daily as tang as right in the forefront in all work Go ahaad. Svdng Tnth the new CheveUe SS 396. Comes gists, nose’ and throat speci. (See Page Six) they are needed. and absorb comrade Lin Plao’s Carpenter Safe as a handsome twosome—Sport Coupe or Convertible. See your Travels beautifiiUy with a Tvurbo-Jet 396 V 8—a remark ably efficient power plant with aircraft-type valve system Chevrolet dealer Galbraith Reports Reveals Details CREASE and deep-breathing ports that puts out 325 hp. Also PiROVEDENCB, R.L (AP) — "Nor are matters much better available in 360- and 375-hp versions. Underneath is a here at home. Week by week, PVjrmsr Ambassador John K. A RAZOR-SHARP CREASE THAT STAYS IN! spedaUy engineered chassis with flat-comering suspension toe polls toow a steady drop in m is m fo r fa st, Galbraith said today Bedretary the admiration of Marshal Ky i m firont and .^rear, speqial red stripe tires and w ide base Of His Decision at State Dean Rusk was "terr and therewith In poHcies the wheds. So what’s keeping you? Play through aqd swing! ibly natsinformod” In Ws esti- secretary espouses. 'i: TUO MORONG, South Viet dug-ln North IHetnamese regu nates. .of support for ths ad Here's the score on what you get: Eight safety fast delivenr "It Is tofficult to find any Nam (AP) — Capt. Bill Carpen lars as he led his men into a 2 PAIR ministration’s foreign policy. features now standard—^including seat bdts firont and thing, either abroad or at home, ter said today he called In air wooded area in toe jimgle high Speaking at toe commence that remotely resembles toe and artillery strikes on Commu lands. The U.S. troops were tak rear (dways buckle up) • Magnificent Body by Fisher on all kinds ment exercises of Rhode Island understanding, respect and siqi- nist troops overrunning his posi ing part in a big sweep called • Curved side window glass • Deep-twist carpeting • AU- College, Galbraith, now an eco- port which the secretary per tion because "this was,the most Operation Hawthorne. FOR 15- Boiidcs professor at Harvard ceives.” vinyl interior • Twin rimulated hood air intakes • Floor- effective way I could see to kill Seated at a heUcopter landing Uidveraaty, quoted Rusk as say Galbraith said ths problem of them.” zone where wounded were com- mounted gear duft • Distiiictive black grille, and special of Chevrolet ing recently: “I have found toe Viet Nam "seems to be toe gov "The Air Force made toe ini ii^ through, toe bearded, dirty, embloDB. objectives of Americaii foreign ernment has less Information” tial run with napalm and can captain told his story. policy are widely understood, than private citizens "and that non fire,’’ he said. “ We lost "We could hear them talking ★ o n e -y e a r w e a r iSUARANTBE Add these extras to improve your play: fnspeed R^iected and supported." is much more alarming.” some of our people then." . and moving arourid as we truwmisdon with floor-mounted shift, or Powerglide if ...V S ’sand 6 ’s ! " I quote these words very He said the State Department *^® saved the ground moved up the hlH,’’ he said. precisely,’' Oalbraito said. ★ GUARANTEED BY GOOD HOUSEKEEPING you jurefer • Strato-bucket firont seats and center console and toe administration "diB- for his company on Thursday “They didn’t seem to know we "Ttoey are to be read in light of count far too heavily toe reac and may win him the Medal of were in the area. Our first pla • FuU instrumentation, induding tachometer • •he fact the secretary sits at toe - C ...... ■ tions of a rising political force Honor. His company is Compa toon hit them first and began Automatic speed and cruise control • Rear^ ▼ery center of what is one of toe in toe United States that is espe ny C of toe 502nd. Battalion of cutting them down with ma Waih-'N-Waar greatest Information-gatoering cially important in the field of toe "ScreamSng Eagles’’ 101st chine-gun fire.” window defroster • Positraction rear axle. organizations in toe world. How foreign policy. That is the col iUrbome Division. The fight alerted otoer Com READY CUFFED CHEVROLET CouM a man in his position be so Big-saving summer buys on Chevrolet, lege and university oonununl- Ciarpenter, 28, who won fame munist units. •entbly misinformed?” CheveUe, Chevy II and Corvair. ty.” as the “ Lonesome End” of the “ More, and more of them then Galbraith, who served aa am- The wonder of modem science now brings you slacks made in 1969 West Point football team, started coming in on us. They tassador to India under toe late He cited predictions that by marched the remains of his pinned us down. Then they a blend of the new Koratixm Treated Fabncs, giving y ^ -reu n d President Kennedy, said: 1970 there wtU be nearly 500,000 college and liniversity teachers company out of toe battle area started to get right in with us —• versatility and miracle wear. Cmnbines easy care qualities w ith AiW^IOBlSCED fjiUjVKOUGT nnAT.Viiz •TBio obvious truth is not a DWORIN CHEmOLET, INC. CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. today. right among us. a new luxury touch. Colors includes charcoals, blacte,' jp^rs, IN MANCHESTER, CONN. y ■Inglo one ^ our Eluropean ^ - . in toe nation, and by 1969, ^aome 47S CONN. BOUUS'VARD—28B-S4tl 1214 MAIN STREET—S27.n44 e.’IfmUUpn students. With him was Capt. Ron “ 1 called in artillery and air Awk .blues, ' browns and olives. . CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC. Mee has gent a soUtaiy aoltoer to Brown, Chattanooga, Tenn., EAST HARTFORD. CONN. HARTFORD, CONN. "Mb comiwtrtty of this sise,” Strikes light on top of us. This M28 MAIN STREET—«4S-52S8 Ibe eupport of our entorpriae in who led Ws company to Carpen- he said, "is ever wltbout public was the most effective way I ★ SIZES 44 - 50 •Viet Nam. Sweden, a country (AP Phototax) ter’s aid. Brown, who celebrat and political influence Students could see to kill them. WILCOX-RAU. CHEVROLET, INC THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. ARDERY CHEVROLET, m e. Mtbecto noted for neither unin- ed his 26to Wrtfaday today, is to Man's — Mam Floor •oiTIgeswe nor malignant anU- and faculty hove resources fmr "Did I mark my poettkm with $i. MORE 1141 STANUhr STREET—2M.eS4S 21 ISHAM ROAD—2S6-Se01 125 FOQUONOCK AVE. S88 l iS f be recommended for toe Dtetin- Aattstiopnlam, has thought so infonnliic tbematlvss on foreign a smoke grensde? NEW BRITAIN, CONN. WEST HABIFCttD. OOiNN. WlNDSCHt, CONN. Happiness Is All the Watermelon You Can Eat guitiied Service OTom, toe eeo- "X don’t know. I’m not aura. Metis of oar poMoy Mm has kn- policy wUch are far superim: to •aa see— as ho clivee Into a huge watermelon, No oind Wi^edt U.S. award. • A ; ■oMd Ml anna emfaezeo — a toot MraUaUe to the gwural Out Gobor of Huoytokra. *^eiive mo Caipenter’s company ran Into ^ (See r » g o Six) p tM c ” . J alone” look in his eyea-->«m4 that’s about all ons record was kept as to Ins total conaumptioiL J‘'>
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