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MONDAY, J U N l S, IN 4 »UIy Nat PiBM S m ■fflSTBBN ^ the Wmk Mndts iianrb^Bter lEv^ttUtg IfpntUk 4, 1944 ^f-TP Manchester WATB8 will meet Thomu J. Norton, 144 Lenox tomorrow at the Italian Ameri St., and Paul B. Sheridan, He State DAR Sets 13,990 A bout Town can Club. Eadridge St. Weighing bron Rd., Bolton, were among Menher of the Audit Burawi of CireulaUoo attrlfpfifpr lEuptttttg MpraUi in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. The 29 students from Connecticut Parley Thursday Th* Buoldncham CJhurch on program will Include a "Getting to receive degrees at the Uni MoHeheeter A CUy • / VUIrngt Charm I ■<**■*4 Mgh « M ^ W«lr BL, Otutonbury, will Acquainted” time with new versity of Notre Dame’s 119th Orford Pariah Chapter of the awntw • atnwberry aupper members, who will give one annua] commencement exer Daughters of the AmericaB VOL. LXXXm, NO. 213 fctw toy with aittinga at 6, tf minute biographies. cises June 7. Norton was Revolution will attend the an (SEKTEBN PAOBS) MANCHBOTBR, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE t , 1964 ^ j ( i . For reoervatlona oon- awarded a bachelor of science nual meeting of the Connecticut ea m t* 14) PtUCE 8SVBN C K tir Barbort Ke«nm, Blucridge The Wethey Group of Westhlll in electrical engineering: Sheri DAR to be held Thursday at CHaatonbury; lira. Wilbur Gardens met Thurây evening dan received a bachelor of arts. 11 a.m. at the Oliver Ellsworth ' " ■ ' I ' ■ E mi, 2381 Hebron Ave., G lu- for a dinner party at Miiler’s Homestead in Windsor. tonbury; or Mra Don Ruaaell,'Restaurant. Misses Bonnie A. Bowman of WUliam Warren, chief cura Arias Gr^ve, M Timber Trail, Baet Hartford. Coventry and Leslie A. Berk- tor of Old Sturbridge Village Mancheater Assembly, Order man of 19 Russell S t wepe XI Oamma CSiapter of Beta of Rainbow for Oiris, wiil have and formerly of the Connecticut graduated June 7 with associate Historical Society, will talk on Wounded by ilgma Phi wni hold lU annual a business meeting tonight at In science degrees from Becker ente meeting tomorrow at 7:80 at the Masonic Temple. The early colonial architecture and Montana Floods Rated Junior . College,. Worcester, the Oliver Hnisworth Home- SO p.m. *l the home of Mra. majority degree will be con Ma.ss. Mias Berkman. president Andrea Maaa, 1011 Harvestferred. steed. An historical landmark Political Foe r of her class, delivered the ad In Windsor, the homestead was t u e , Olaatonbury. dress of welcome. Mrs. Felix Davis, soprano, the home of Oliver Hnisworth, PANAMA (AP)—Rober The Marine League Auxiliary wife of the pastor of Second who was chief justice of the iiU meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday Congregational Church, will pre James DeRocco, manager of Supreme Court of the United to Tito Arias was given a i t the hall on Parker St. Re sent a concert tonight at 8 in Se«frs Roebuck, will speak to States from 1796 to 1800, and chance to live today while State’s Worst Disaster morrow at 6:30 p.m. at a meet his wife, the former Abigail ireshments will be served. Fellowship Hall at the church. ing of the Rotary Club at the police sought a disappoint The event will be held after a Wolcott It Is one of many such ed party associate who The Army Navy Club Aux- dinner and election of officers of Manchester Country Club. His Holy Name Guest sites to be maintained by the Maty will hold a card party the Women’s Fellowship of the topic will be “Employment of The Rev. James L. Liberty, state DAR, of which Orford pumped three bullets into { o n l^ at 8 at the cluMwuse. church at 6;30 p.m. The public the Physicully Handicapped.” O.M.I. associate director and re Pariah Chapter la a subordin the colorful, controversial Is Invited to the concert. He is chairman of the Gover- treat master of the Immaculate ate, and houses Revolutionary politician. Eight KiUe4 Manchester Chapter of the nor'.s , Committee on Employ Retreat House, Wlllimantlc, will relics for the information and Arias’ wife, British ballerina Plsabled American Veterans American Legion will meet ment of the Handicapped. be the guest speaker at the education of the public. Dame Margot Fonteyn, said in - 'r Will meet tomorrow at -8 p.m. tomorrow at 8:15 p.tn. at the meeting of the Holy Name So Members of the Manchester Bath, England,' her brother-in- 20 Bridges at the American Legion Home. post home. Refreshments will be About 100 memben and ciety of St. James' Church, at chapter are reminded to bring law, Harmodio Arias, tele sehred. friends of the French Club of 8:30 tonight. He will discuss their own basket lunches. Those phoned her that her husband Manchester attended an out "Christian Revolution and wishing transportation majr call was "out of danger.” W ashed Ou% Daughters of Liberty, No. door dinner yesterdaj' at the World Peace,” and will survey Mrs. Frederick Baker, 34 Lilac Dr. Antonio Gonzalez Revilla, 126. LOU. will meet tomorroNv home of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis the three major tendencies in St. who headed a team of neuro LECLERC at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. Mrs. Frechette, 11 Tanner St. the modem world, communism, surgeons in a two and one-half .J GREAT FALLS, Mont. WUliam Smith of Cromwell, in capitalism and Christianity. Ar hour operation on Arias, said it (AP)—Floods described as FUNERAL HOME stalling mistress, and her staff Manchester Lodge of Masons thur England Jr. will be formal would be 72 hours before he A ,j£ the worst in memory swept will make their official vi.sita- will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. ly installed as the new president Republicans Fete could say whether his 46-year- out of Montana’s north tlon. Officers are reminded to at the Masonic Temple. ’The for the 1964-66 season during old patient would live or whether FUNERAL wear sllort white dresses. Miss fellowcraft degree will be con the business meeting. Also to Retiring Officers he would be paralyzed. eastern mountains Monday, Louise Copping and a commit ferred after a business meet be installed are Chester' Obu- Police sought Alfredo Jimen killing at least eight per SERVICE tee will serve refreshments. ing. Senior Warden William R. chowski as vice president; Ray Town Republicans have ez, a member of Arias’ Pana- sons, sweeping away dams WALTBIR N. Sandberg will preside. mond DellaFera, secretary, and scheduled a testimonial dinner menista party and an old friend The Legion Auxiliary will and bridges and leaving IjDCLHIRC Robert Colunvbe, treasurer. for the outgoing officers of its as the gunman. hundreds of residents Iso Director sponsor a paper drive Saturday The ways and meaas commit- town committee. It was the second political from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those ].ee of the VFW Auxiliary will shooting since Panama’s nation lated. Rain pelted the area 38 Main Street, Mancheater wishing to donate may bring St. Margaret's Circle, Daugh Slated to be honored on June al elections May 10. sponsor a kitchen social Wed ters of Isabella, will meet at 17 at Cavey’s Restaurant are for the fifth straight day. Call 649-5869 papers to the post home or call nesday at 8 p.m. at the post Panama’s U.N. ambassador, Authorities said the death toll there for pickup. 7:46 p.m. tomorrow at Mott’s Atty John F. Shea, retiring Aquilino Boyd, fired two shots home. Members and friends are Community Hall for a pro chairman; Mrs. Mary Jane included five members of ono Invited. gram ' presented by Mott's Crandall, retiring vice chair May 1 at the editor of a news Blarkfeet Indian family. Stores. Refreshments will be paper which accused Boyd of A girl was reported drowned Coaches of the Little Miss man: and Aldo Paganl, retir election fraud. The editor, Es- in Valler. on the Indian reserva served. ing treasurer. Sen, Barry Gddwater and former President Eisenhower shake hands before colastlco Calvo, received a minor Softball League will meet to TTckets may be purrtiased tion, and two motorists wero night at 7:30 at the home of last nlgrht*B dinner of the Governors’ Conference in Cleveland. Beside Gold- wound. mi.saing after their vehicles Trinity Past Noble Grands from Francis DellaFera. Mrs. .Arias was in surgery twice Mrs. George Mitney, 35 S. Alton Saunda Taylor. Mrs. Roger Bag- water is Arizona Gov. Paul Fannon. (AP Photofax.) i plunged into raging streams. St. Association will meet at 8 p.m. Monday night over a period of Col. Howard McKinney of the Wednesday at Odd Fellows ley, or from any District chair almost eight hours. First, Montana National Guard said Hall, East Hartford. Members man. The Newcomers Club of Man doctors removed bullets from the nood.s were the greatoat are reminded to bring gifts for Reservations for the affair his right arm and his right side. natural disa.ster the state has chester will install new officers the merry-go-round. will close on June 12. He was given blood transfu ever suffered. at a banquet meeting on June Events i Barry Confident, sions. Then the surgeons re Damage estimates ranged Into 18 at Cavey's Restaurant. Cock tails will be served at 6:30 p.m. Bowers School PTA has moved a bullet which lodged -Pedestrians------wear high boots on theV...- ...... main street of Augusta in northwestern the millions of dollars. and dinner at 7. Reservations, scheduled its annual! picnic to Helps Yea Ovareoma In State against the spinal column and Montana today, where heavy rains pushed mountain streams over their banks Rescue workers were blocked which close tomorrow, ntay be morrow from 6 to 7:80 p.m. on caused paralysis. and into the town. (AP Photofax.) in many places by washed-out made by contacting Mrs. Bar the school grounds. Aunllies i ■! II Dame Margot said that unless bridges and long stretches of are reminded to bring cMMMlieater this civil rights question and members. Southern filibuster against the Norris (Cotton, R-N.H., dealing come to realize that Ms spend The Australian administration bill, by nailing down more Re with discrimination in employ ing policies are out of line," the has sent District Commissioner publican votes for the debate- ment. senator said. "Then we’ll see Rancher Settling Mick Healey and more tiian 40 limiting procedure. Morton’s proposal would guar whether we Republicans can armed police to New Hanover B ulletins Telephone 643-4123 In advance of the test, Demo antee a jury trial in all crim V 4 Barry Votes Seen beat him." On Alaska Isle from neighboring New Ireland cratic Leader Mike Mansfield inal contempt cases growing out Culled from AP Wires Trusted for generations In a brief appearance as a Island. New Hanover has a pop of Montana said he is of violations of injimctions ob conference guest, Goldwater ulation of 8,000 Papuans and a "cautiously optimistic" that the tained under ail titles of the bill avoided any conferences with UNALA8KA, Alaska (AP)—A dozen uneasy whites. Senate will vote for cloture. excepting voting rights. HOUSE Promised by Pinney Republican governors who have doughty Montana ranch family The leader of the so - called Mansfield made that report to The guarantee would apply MORE JETS HIT HFC^s TInm Iy been complaining that his con has arrived safely at its sprawl Johnson Cult is a 20-year-oId President Johnson at the week particularly to the titles barring TOKYO (AP)— Pro-Oom- Papuan "prophet" named Bos- inunist Pathet Lao ground servative views would make it ing new holdings on the side of ly White House breakfast of discrimination in public accom M o n e y H e l p HARTFORD (AP) — Re-<»for the party’s presidential difficult for him to carry their mlalek who worked for a U.S. Democratic congressional lead modations, employment, public forces exchanged fire and mibllcan State Chairman A. nomination. T h e convention states as the GOP nominee. an inactive volcano on this Air Force survey team on New ers. facilities and schools. damaged two U.K. jet pfauiee island far out on the Aleutian Hanover earlier tMs year. Household Finance has been keep Morle Pinney believes Oonnec- opens Friday. Specifically, he did not make "We believe that reasonable On voting rights, the KentucW- that flew over Pathet Lao tlout supporters of Sen. Barry Mlddendort neither directly chain. Healy said Bosmialek has told men are now ready to vote,” controlled territory in Ismw ing pace with changing money himself available for discussions “It took US 11 days and five Ooldwater "should be recog- confirmed nor dmled that four with Govs. George Romney of his followers that 000 U.S. troops Mansfield said. (Bee Page Eight) today. Petting radio reported. OF OUR needs since 1878. And today HFC HALE aiaed and in an interesting delegates had been promised, hours," Rufus Choate, late of will arrive June 16 on the Queen The CMnese-Ianguage broad MicMgan, William W. Scranton Miles City, Mont., said Monday. Mary with several helicopters to brings modem money service to Main Street Manchester way,’’ J. William Mlddendorf but ne said that no "overt at of Pennsylvania and Nelson A. cast, monitored here, said ths Of Greenwich, national Oold- tempt” wUl be made at the "The weather was very good help throw out the Australian over 2 million people every year. Rockefeller of New York. All all the way. The sea was ex administration. He said the cult- fighting took place this ifater treasurer, said today. state convention to gain more three have said that Goldwater’s inorntng when six U. S. jet Borrow confidently fnxn the oldest . Mlddendorf was commenting than "four or live.’’ ceptionally calm." ista have prepared three land positions on foreign and domes Choate, who is 62, his wife, ing sites for the helicopters. Purge of Kubitschek fighters flew over Khang company of its kind—Househt^d on a report that Pinney has Middendorfs comment came tic policies would damage the Khay, site of Pathet Lao promised the Ooldwater camp În a telephone interview after his daughter, Busan, 20. his During the recent House of Finance. Republican ticket in their impor sons, Jim, 19, and Ted, 10, and Assembly election, the cultists headquarters In the Plains LOOK! lour of Ctmnecticut’a 16 votes '^Connecticut backers of Gov. tant electoral vote states. des Jarree, awl Phong 8»- at the Republican national con Nelson Rockefeller and Ambas his combination first mate- refused jo vote when told they BEST Ooldwater indicated that his ranchhand. Jack Graham of could not vote for President Hikes Brazil Tension vang, also in the plan area. W H A T O N LY vention. sador Henry Cabot Lodge had conference with Eisenhower did Borrow up to $1100 met in Hartford to discuss pre- Clatskanie, Ore., weighed an Johnson. The broadcast, quoting a dis "Searle believes that for unit- not get deeply into politics. He chor May 22 for the long voyage Bosmialek’s followers believe patch from Khang Khay, also Ikko up to 24 monthi tag the party, since a large stale convention strategy. said the former president did not RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazitothey are afraid of the manifesta- At a news conference after north through the Inside Pas Johnson will send ships loaded claimed the planes dropped to rtpoy •egment is for Ooldwater, and bring up political matters and sage to Ketchikan, Alaska, west with cargo for their use. Bosmi- (AP) — New political turmoil----- ■■ tion of the people.” said Kubit 12 bombs and fired two n ^ - In order to win in the fall be- threatened Brazil today because schek. "and thus with this brut $ 3.00 zause the conservative element (See Page Nine) (Bee Page Niue) of the purge of Juscellno Ku eta on Phong Savang. (Bee Page Nine) (Bee Page Eleven) al act they (the government) i so large, it should be reoog- bitschek, banned from politics remove me from the road of BBAVERBROOK DIEB A iomn oi $t00 obela $17.00 whan pree»p*H w e li I W l U BUY IN tized and In an interesting for 10 years to keep him from elections—which are the only SALESMEN IS COP—cutiv .iDoothly tmtalimpti « $9.7i m d way," Mlddendorf said. getting the presidency again. valid manifestation in a truly LONDON (AP)—Lord Beav He predicted that one-fourth President Humberto Castello democratic regime." erbrook. Canadian-born news to one-third of the delegates to Branco signed a decree ousting The ouster could prompt Ku- paper magnate, died suddenly HOUSEHOLD HNAW toe state Republican convention Flier Reported Held by Laos Reds Iûbitschek from his Senate bitschek’s Social Democratic today at Ms suburban honia will he supporters of Ooldwater seat and removing the political party, largest In Brazil, to with at Berkley. Beaverbrnok. a ■ ’■ •, j-jw-sev. ______rights of the powerful political legend In Ixmdon’s Fleet draw support from Ckistello Street, ^ rn e d 86 May 26. Nobody likes e bill. Buf people like MANCHimR fHORMIM RABKAM VIENTIANE, Laos (AP)—The leader who had been the leading Branco’s government. A party Communist Pathet Lao was re contender for the presidency in spokesman said party leaders ours better than any others like 382 Middlo TurnpHco WosI ported today to have captured October 1965. would meet to decide on a ‘CLEAR CHOICE* News Tidbits a U.S. Nav3n jet pilot shot down The suave former society sur course of action. CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) them. And no wonder. They're 2nd noor-PHONE: 643-9536 on a photo-reconnaissance mis geon joined more than 200 per Several thousand supporters —Gov. George Romney of Storage from the AP Wires Mlehigan said today that for lower! Almost everyone knows sion over the jungles of central sons whose political rights have massed outside Kubitschek’s Laoe. been suspended since President apartment house in Rio Mon mer Vice President RlcJuird The normal chargre fof Joao Goulart and his leftist re day night, singing the national .M. Nixon has urged him tet that oil heat if far and away the lira. Lyndon B. Johnson adr Reliable sources said the just' $100 of insurance Pathet Lao headquarters in gime were overthrown April 1. anthem and cheering the former ofier a "clear choice”, between most economical available.. .but vises the girls of Radcllffe not Khang Khay informed Its offi Former Presidents Goulart ahd president. They carried him moderate Republicans and alone is $8.00. Here’s to fear "your IntelUgeace Is a Janio Quadros, who resigned in through the streets on their Sen. Barry Goldwater of Ari not everyone knows that .careful cials in Vientiane of the capture what House A Hale grives toawit to your fenitailty’’ ... of Lt. Charles F. Klusmann, 30. August 1961, also'have lost po shoulders. zona In the contest for the service and maintenance — like ' YOUR DENTIST gronner Vice President Mchard of San Diego, Calif,, who had litical rights. A clash threatened when fol GOP presidential aominaUon. B you AT NO ADDI M. NliBOh says in Muskegxm, parachuted from his (Trusader "My enemies fea)r me because lowers of Kubitschek's old foe Romney told a news confer- Bantly's — can mean even more CAN ELIMINATE PAIN Mtoh. be believes that the Unit Jet fighter on Saturday. Carlos Lacerda, governor of enro after a discussion with TIONAL CHARGE in Nixon at the 66th annual es NeMons Is doomed If it al Pathet Lao officials in Vien Ouanabara State and a rival savings. Bantly customers know it. . In former years people only visited a dentist our tows Red CSilna to beeome i presidential candidate, arrived Governors Conference that tlane declined to confirm the re Book Published and began jeering. They dis several other governors "have They welcome the many service when their pains became unbesuable. Nowadaya port. An air search continued children and adults go to a dentist to prevent Oerman Chancellor Ludwig persed when the Kubitschek lieen urging me to become a for Klusmann. By First Grade candidate.” Romney said he extras, the fkill and courtesy of possible fiitu ^ ^ ^ a lp . Today, modem dental ■ rta rt leoiVeB ou a five-day A U.S. helicopter rescued crowd continued to grow. technique^H^HPniess preventive treatments EARLY BIRD vMt ki and toe United Cmdr. Doyle W. Lynn of La Kubitschek came to promi would take this under consid Bantly personnel. They like their assure a'Wamv^mouth. CHICAGO (AP) — There’s a nence as governor of Minas eration. Previously, he had M a te aimed at strengthening “■Mesa, Calif., Monday and flew new book on the market today Gerais State during the final said that he had committed smooth, efficient equipment. But There are now many new helpful dental-aids SPEQAL Me bonds between North him back to the aircraft carrier at the University of Chicago, but term of Getulio Vargas, who himself to the voters oif Mich and medicines for better mouth care. We carry Asnertoa and Western Europe. Kitty Hawk in the South China the 26 authors vrill have a prob committed suicide in August igan not to seek national of- most of all they're happy about a combplete stock of dental needs and prescrip . . , ItopubUoans and Democrats Sea. Lynn’s Crusader waa hit lem signing the first editions. Sunday while he was escorting 1964. flee this year and could only their low, low Bantly costs. Every tion medicines. onganiM a mass direct - mall The authors, first graders, are Campaigning for president on accept a oonveatlon draft. sampaign to persuade mltlions a reconnaissance mission. still learning how to print their a pledge to make Brazil an in time they get a bill, they're sold ONLY Of Americans' to ooBtrlbute to The Pathet Lao has held names. dustrial giant, he was elected LIFE BEN’niNCBH YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE U8 When you '$ 3.00* Me ma|or poUUoal parties. another American flier, a civil The 26 precocious members of and launched his regime with BRIDOEPORT (Al aH ovat again. need a medicine. Pick up your prescription H Mate Department officials ian,‘for nine months. Judy Jones’ first grade class Goulart as vice president on —Richard McAlister shopping nearby, or we wlU deliver promptly 1. Glase Your Fur Coat. Eugene Debruin of Kaukauna, at the university’s laboratory Jan. 31. 1666. without extra charge. A great many people » - kagta testifying befene toe ward McNally wero each sen- warren Oommlaskm about toe Wis., a flier for the Air America school decided In November tluit’ As president, he opened Bra- tesiced to two wnnaeeuMva tpuat us with their prescriptions. May we eCm- 2. Refreshen Your Fur charter company, was captured along with learning to read zH’s doors to foreign investment terms of life Imprlaonineat to pound yours? tzavele sod aotivttiee mt Lee last September when his trans Coat ■arvey Oswald, accused of as- books, they’d like to write and transforming tlie land into South day for the slaying ef a teen port plane was shot down in publish one. America’s most , industrialized ager. ahd of McAUeter’s fa 8. Replace Loops and aaesinatlng Prudent John F. southern Laos. Xennsdy ... Elmer Stricklett, After seven months* of almost nation. ther. Superior Court Judge B u tin s. Neutralist Laotian forces dally work, 160 copies of the He also built the modernistic John R. Thbn, in pawing sen BANTLY 47, foctaer major league base- were believed slowly pulling out n lly colored, magazine-slie capital of Brasilia at huge cost tence, said he dl4 not haUeva 4. Store Your Fur Coat. baU pitMsr who Maimed be la- of a hill position northwest of book, entitled "Interesting Bto- in the wilderness of the Brazili that either of the two youtha OH. COMPANY, Inc. Mjstqd toe siiiMall, dlee at Ms the Plaine des Jarres region (les,’’ rolled off the press two an Interior. But his regime pur would ever he "roetoceg men (XfAkmi 5. Insure Your Fur •ahta Cruz, Calif, home. under Communist artillery and weeks ago. posely fostered the inflation tally to a pohit whero their Prcflcription PhiuaBacy Offtoieis of the three major mortar fire. Proud parents snapped them wMch is still one of Brazil’s presence M swdety wopid Bat 331 MAIN STREET Coat* $100 wmrth of SMevlalon networks confer on a A high neutralist military insurance. up. The book Is now headed for chief problems, and the coat of create a dangeiMw sttnatton.’' MANCHESTER, CONN, a 649-4595 901 Main 8tnct-«4S-532i pvpoeal fer pooling eoverage of source said his troops wore, still a second printing, Brasilia was a heavy drain on McAUster, T lT to Norwalk, Me Noveatoer eleotioB retawe. holding sections of the high "All schools and clasarooms the treasury. sad McNally, IT, sf WUten. WEST STREET Copyright 1968 (W-*-4-68) B i p C YOUR . . rvtm York PoUoe Oommls- ground around Phoii Koutt, but are conearasd with writing and Hie constitution barred Ku- Pt e ded auiJty May 94 to 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Hear M cKEE ■totor IliQhael J. M unby asm toat he did not aiq^ct them to rsadiiw stortM," said Mrs. Mtsebek from n-olocUon and oharges of aaatei togroi BOCKVILLE, CONN, a 875-3271 i s doea not believe "toal this C«Uf.. th»t their (ether.« Nevy hang on much long«r. Qtiadno wen too prostdoncy to te to toe dantot^ll GOAT IN TODAY! 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Columbia Hebron Conreid Star Sheinwold on Bridge ûtAoefl headquaztera and a Directors W Ul Air ">lhUe’’ evening ahlft that en Warning Issued Events abled him to attend elaaeee eii b b k c b p a b t h b b the main eampua. Community Beach to Open Sunday Rain Of ‘Take Her’ BY PBOMFT AOnON NcS^rra' In Truck Crash Rec Audit Tonight By ALFBBD SHEHmOUD In. State Sett Prett Conference By HOWne HORiOOMB Nattaaal Men’s Taam 'One motorist issued a Saturday^ Swim CUm Set Gives Plants 0 SS4 MILFORD (AF)—^Two po Qns o f Um most vsrsatMo sn- Ths advantage af studying written warning and another The detailed and highly critical audit of the town’s ♦ X Q 4 ____ r a f Oae) tential contendere fo r the tertalnsrs in show buoinooo to loraign languagss is that you publican congreesional nomina IXMplteUzed for observatton in tfm OanMumlty opent^Levlne and Martha Gifford each know how to w y “ Goodbye" In Some Relief recreation department, which has been in the works day ia Hana Oonroid. Whother S 4 758 aaM fo r aome time en varioua tion in the third dlatrlet planned two at three motor vehicle ac received five-year pina. mo proper language if mo per- •fficMOIy Saturday and regular since last Deceynber, will be aired publicly tonight at an playiBf Undo Toonoooo on tho AQ77 9 149 aubjecta. to diseloee their Intentlona to- cidents tnvestiifated by poHce Ann Tettelbach, Karen Gud- eon stukUng next to you happens J ^ K W J I day. hours will be from noon to mandson an(| Tine Pederson A little rain Sunday night informal meeting of the town’s directors set for 8 at the Donay Thomaa T V abow, aeUag tOxjiUl oyartMiard. It might bs 9 } * 7 In recant montha, there had yesterday. J959 ___ 4 7 4 9 boMi a (ttfforaiot oC on Bernard Burns, Milford insur dai«, with earlier openings on presented a fashion show of gave the parched vegetation Municipal Building hearing^------out a aUly charado on ‘BtuoM* aVoB bettor to study somsthlng Three ears were towed away room.' • o t m ance man, said he would hold a hot weekends. It will be closed clothes they had made for a and tha wilted flowers some re> tha Stars" (things hs has dotui) olM (porh^M a brldgs column) t o duUaa and p o a r w a r f lS lS from two craahes after eus- Tile report waa dalivered to 4 A K J S t f ohlaf John Paokard, who waa a conference here this af- dressmaking badge. AI{ these or playing tho load rola oa to prevent 0 m aeddont altogeth- teintng moderate to heavy fen washday mornings during swim lief. It is understood that the me directors a day before the HEALTH CAPSULES e KI09 C oon. It was baUeved t l ^ rtrls and M ary Ann Insinga, by IBriwel A. MJk. an>ointod by Bramim last year. der damage. present condition is now for board's monthly meeting last ‘*rake Her, SIM’s Mina" (MWoh 0 A l meant he would announce he is alaaoas ftetn June 91 to Aug. Cathy Gosline, Jo-Ann Gadoury, hs’a doing this wosB at Btor- 4 A M 9 The chief is reaponelble to the Donald Kirkhem, 18, at 88 Tuesday, but a scheduled discua- ^ going after the nontmation. n . Vicki Melvin, Susan Schussler mally rated as a drought, the » ASTHMA NattlMr side vulnorabli WsB town numager. Adelaide Rd., driver of a' pick aion was tabled without com rowton Muaie Fair), ho dosa a Stephen J. Papa o f New Ha Registration for beach prlvll- and Pam Insataco, received the same sort o f thing as we sus oontagio(J$7 Opimlng load — Queen of Dia- 7a« 2 4 M b Under the town charter, the up truck, was warhed for fail ment until tonight’s Informal groat job. 14 ven, asked last night about his agas wlH be Friday from 7 p.m. challenge of social dependabil tained last year, uiriess a change 4 4 A l A m manager may be removed by a ure to drive to me right, me aeasion. Tho veteran of more than lOOi plana, said he too would reach fo 8 psn., which is also regia- ity award. Mrs. John Tettelbach Woat opened mo queen of m ajority voU o f tha selectinen. result of a truck-pole accident sets in soon. A progreaa report on the fUma, aovoral Broadway diawv a decision this aftenwon. gration night for swim classes. is the scout leader and Mrs. Kr- dtomonfa. dnO Beet signaled A t least SO days before his re at Ferguson Rd. and E. Middle There used to be a temper highway department efficiency and innumbrahlo good and bfid The Democratic incumbent. nest Carlni the assistant. encouiagomont wim m# five. to win this with ths tsB hi order moval, however,, tho b o a rd Tpke. yesterday at 3:80 p.m. Registration will also be held ance song, "Water, pure water, study, also tabled from last teloivlalcb offerings is ths star Rep. Robert N. Giaimo of Troop 181, Aubyn Barstrom, This waa a polite gooturo, hut to load a heart. TMaprampt muat adopt a resolution, aooord- Police said that the youth at ike beach, weather permit Is free.” It isn't so any longer, week’s meeting, will not be con of this opening produetloR of North Haven, is expected to be Linda Cobb, Nancy Dean, Pam West was ovarboard. aefion rsseusa West from ms kig to the charter, stating its was westbound on the tunipike, ting, June 14, June 38 and July unless one has an old-fashioned sidered tonight, according to me Storrowton’s sixth ssason. And nominated for a fourth term ela and Patricia German, Sha end play. turned southerly into Ferguson g from 6:90 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. dug well that is still holding general manager's office. hs’s ths star, hi aU maaninga of South rsfussd ms first dla- i|itentlon to cemove the man mis weekend. ron Greene, Tannl Hall. Jill Hol- Dally Qneatlsn Rd., and as he did, me truck, ■nioee eligible are year-rwind P a tricia "iniiTacoV’ Carol out. W im a week of study behind tho word. mood, won Um ascend, and ager and the reasona. BwhMT opena with ana heart. which was empty,, slid zidewaye resideitts, families of non-resi insinga, Pamela Laramie, For instance, water rates at them, me directors wUI presum Ho playa tha role of lYank drew thres rounds of trumps. The manager may, within 80 -1 aa9 the next playerjasses. You Methodist Conference Into a pole cauiring minor dam dent taxpayers with property, Debra Sadlon, Susan Sirak, Amstmi Lake in the town of He ably be in a better poaition to Mtchaolson, often boloaguorod Hs ruffed dummy’s last dia hoMt Spaltos. S; Hearts, A4|- days, demand a public hear C H ATH AM , Maas. (A P )— age to me vehicle and pole. aaseasments of 81,000 or more Barbara Stimson, Joanne White- bron w ill be increased seven night to take a stand on me and always bofiiddlsd father mond and ran tho three ehiba, g-7; Dfauaoiids, OMbs, ing, in which event ho shall not Delegatee representing aome and temporary residents who house, Kathie Whitmore and dollars, from $35 to $42 per contents of the audit report. whose daughter la attending an andlDg in dummy. be removed untU the piiMic Mrs. Rae M. Olsen of 112 g-BS-S. 38,000 members from 168 atay In town at least one week. Nancy Wilk.s all received the y«sr. There will also be a $10 Couched in accounting terms, Eastern girls schod “ bounded , tho stage thus aat, da- What do ysa aayf hearing is held. Arnott Rd. has been admitted churches in Massachusetts, TTie first member of each sign of the arrow, raise In tapping charges. The me report is aimed at detailing on tho east by tho AUaatle, on elarsr led a hewt from dum Answer: Bid thrsa hearts. The manager now reoelvoa an to Manchester Memorial Hos-j my. Bast played low, of eouree, Rhode Island and Connecticut pital for observation of pos fom ily pays $2. Children under, i „ addition, Aubyn. Nancy, Beseck Lake Water Company the recreation department’a fi tho north by Harvard, on tha This forcing miss shows strong annual aalaty of $8,500. west by Dartmouth and on ths and South played me nine. w ill attend the 124th eeeslon o f sible chest Injuries. Police re she are free and all others pay j Sharon. Jill. Barbara, Kathie supplies water to a large num nancial transactiona, and not at trump support (four or more) The ouster resolution intro determining whemer any dis south ^ Yale.” Weet was now beyond roscu- the New Bhigland Southern A n ported that, late yesterday $1.90 each. There is a ^>ecial and Karen Hammarstrom, re- ber of summer residents at the wim a total count of IS to 16 duced by aelootman Arthur Le- ciplinary action toward recrea When ths oeoaston calls, hs's blig. I f West led hsarts, Soum mriin aaldt nual Conference of the Method- morning, Mrs. Olsen, north rpte for large families: Parents ceived the sign of the star. lak{, from artesian wells. A t the ints. You have 11 polnta hi head of it all is the State Pub tion officials la required. propsrly sxplosive, then syiO' ertmid win a trick with ths t I cards and should eount S "In order to better serve the let Church June 17-21, it waa bound on Arnott Rd., jurt soum and all their six through 14 Kathie Whitmore was the only NO. «INCC A9TRMA » pathstic, but always in com 1 ^ . If West led anyming else, announced today. Bishop James of E. Middle Tpke., struck me one in this troop to win a five- lic Utilities Commission. A pro It includes a summary o f 18 Its for ms ainglston. beet interesU of the town, the years o4d children pay $6.50 for TtC RESULT Of AN AlLittCft, mand, svsn whsn Jst planas paw dummy would ruff while Soum K. Memews of the Memodlst rear-end of a parked car owned year pin. Mrs. Lucius Robinson portion o f the residents in the Improper procedures, and rec VQO CANT CATCH KT town manager, Mr. Branum, la themselves and two children. older part of the town also have over ths bik tent, ssemingty got rid of a heart. Either way Church In New England will by Joseph A. Dragon, S3, of 96^ is leader and Mrs. Arthur Cobb ommends nine changes to brtng from AHiOUt. For Ihelnwold’a SS • page hereby removed from office...’’ All children over l'4. full rate. only a few fast above tho audl- South would lose only two preside. Linden 8t. The Olsen car, wim assistant. artesian wells, and have no in the department up to anufl. b o ^ e t, “ A Pocket Guide to No speolfic dctailz for the ee- ImMuI ytem right side and front damage, Guests must be accompanied, , . crease to worry them. When me report waa author- once. hearts and one diamond. Bridge,'’ send 80 cants to Bon were made public. by a membership card owner > these girls n - Cfoirch Women Luncheon Joan M. Hioksy, tho daugh Wo must admit that Bast was Brldgs Book, Manohastsr Bvs. was towed away police said. ______- ceived attendance sUrs and the ixed In December, town direc Powers to Announce whoJ, must stay while the guests , , . J* ' * , The < Gilead Congregational ter vdio causoo tho problorao - poltto at ms first trick. If Bast Hermd, Box SSIS, Grand Cant- No injuries nor arrests but tors said they would reserve Fall KIUb Boy NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Ar p .r sf Church Women’s Fellowship la Judgment on whetîer there and a good share or the hqigiia wore vigorous and attacUvs, ha m l Station Now York IT, N .Y . thur B. Powers, already conrid- considerable left front fender would play ths king of dia H AR TFO R D (AP)— A two- and bumper damage was re plannlnf a dessert luncheon, to were any ’’diahoneatiaa” in — la also good, as is Unda Lavth ered contender for the Demo if**Lr*^ V ' Vicki Burnham, Diane Arias Grave, monds on hie partnor’o queen. ported in a 1:46 p.m. two-car take place tomorrow in the Sim- volved, as opposed to admittedly aa one of her roommates and 'oataroa dorp. year-rid Broad St. boy died cratic congressional nomination The beach committee has re- ^ Belli. Melody Chobot, Gall Gud- i-.aress"* crash yesterday on O n te r St., day school room at 1 p.m. sloppy bookkeeping, despite ef FonU H offm an rscieatiiig hla This play would prevent West early today at Hartford Hospi in me siicth district, waa expect leased rules for boat owners as , mandson, Nancy Grsych, Krls- brief role of a profoaaor In the from fUUng overboard. just east of Olcott 8t. Following the luncheon, Mrs. forts by Republican Harold tal from injurlea after hq fell ed to make it offirial today. follows: When the beach is tin Him, Linda Kelly. EUen,aidant Wounded by Broadway production. I f Soum refuses me first The accident occurred, police It Wall of East Hampton, A, 'Turklngton to obtain a vote from a mind floor rear porch Powers, who is first select open, any boat owner who | King,aM, ArleneAiicuv Martin.jn«fun, DebMaj^ u o i «L| r ' Equally proficient is Auguata trick, Iku t olds me lead and said, when W illiam J. Leone, 62, former Hebron resident, will of confidence for recreation su of hie home late Monday after man of Berlin, said yesterday launches oTTemovtB a boat or | M c^de Patty Minor, Donna to'îVe \he"mM^ 'Dabney as tho wife who leototeo promptly returns a heart up to who operates a rubbish re perintendent James Herdic. noon. The hoepital reported he would hold a press confer ties up at me dock, must ^ a Rand and Wendy Smith. | ti^ ic twlsU In me arrangement Political Foe order after tho ohaoo eroatod by dummy’s weakness. West takes moval firm o ff Vernon St., was Turklngton objected at a Dec. death due to a fractured skull. ence today in New Britain. He beach member; when the boat | Attendance awards went to Qf flowers an art which she is daughter-father diaagieomonta one liMrt trick wim me jack westbound on Center St. driv 10 board m eeti^ that irregu Police said Roger Jacques of did not disclose the subject mat Is launched or removed, there Joanne Dilworth, Noreen and ^ ften called upon to demcm- (OonttniMd from Pago One) and misunderstandings. But tho and sxlta safely wim a club or wsmstOaSea Opra at'7t99 ing a pickup truck, and waa ______a .- s ______m ^ A . 1 ___A _ M.*______Ttfa.Aea ------se * larities in the recreation de PM Broad St., apparently fell ter, but It waa regarded as cer must be, in addition to the d riv -. Jo-An Dubreull, Colleen Keeganj strate. shining star above ths others is diamond. Soum must eventual Show at Duak making a left turn onto Olcott I partment, first reported as part throufli a small opening of a tain that he was going to make er o f the car, another person ‘ Kamy Crlstoff, M arge Lehman, e ' Bible School Aid sembly. Publication of me vote ths versatile Mr. Conreid. ly give up two more heart St. The truck collided w im an of ths regular town audit, three-foot railing to eui as{malt a formal announcement of can walking to me rear, to Insure | Karen Lewis, Janice ManWar- Ushers Sunday at St. Peter’s count Monday showed Jimenez It ’s a atiow th U . rsviswsr tricks. oncoming car driven by Har should be handled wholly be driveway. didacy. safety; not more man one car ■ Dlkne O’Meara, Laurie, Episcopal Church were: Henry elected, but as an alternate for highly recomm«sdes, but with Even if Soum wins me first Others seeking the nomina riet B. Evans o f Watertown. or trailer may be beyond the i wuattrammi and Jackie Rem- tween Herdic and General Man diamond trick, he must lose a Mrs. U nda Jacques, me Parkington and Robert W. Bart anomer deputy and not Arias. one warning. Ekther because of tion In the sixth, which wee cre Bom vehicles has to be towed ager Richard Martin. diamond later. East makes sure child’s mother, said she was beach houae at one time and | lett. - Acolytes---- - serving, William Speculation was that Jimenez opening night problems or me ated by the legislature at its re away, piolice reported. Town Democrats backed the hanging clothea on the porch they must be removed as soon i , Borst, J r , 8 a.m., and Robert believed he would have less presence of a large number of districting session in March, are detailed audit, which had al as possible. I B»rtlett, Jr., Robert Mannwar- chance to ait in me assembly free-loaders, or both, there was at 6:08 pan. while Roger and R ^. Bernard F. Grabowski of ready been authorized by Gen Lincoln School Teacher, Feted RftBt trsiloni mt «h« haaoh i v f ” *’ Ellen King, ren and Zane M ercier (crucifer) than he would have had as a monumental traffic jam at his three-year-rid brother were Brietri, the state’s present con Exports Add Jobs Boat trailers left at the beach Mrs. William Burnham is leader eral Manager Martin, as being Mrs. Julia Duhring, retiring Lincoln School fifith grade teacher, smiles her appreciation for at 10. Arias’ alternate. me box office. Those planning playing on the veranda. When gresemaui - at - large, R o b e r t parking lot must be detached and Mrs. Alfred Brand, assist- necessary in order to clear me from the car and parked by I ant. TTiose interested in helping Dame Margot and Arias met to attend are urged to pick up MEADOWS".'" riM looked around, she said, Burns of Torrington and Mel the baking oven-rotisserie being presented by Principal Nathan Joy on behalf of the Lin WASHINGTON — Farm ex town in the eyes of me state Roger waa gone. She looked coln School Association of Parents and Teachers at the tea and reception honoring her last ports meant about a million ad hand in a designated area to al Third Graders in Mrs. Pelle out with me ’’Vacation Bible when she was 16 and a hopeful tickets in advance or grt there H:in '.PCID I >PW' R! 'tl N'iilli vin Hathaway of Watertown. tax commissioner, who oversees down and saw him lying on the ditional farm jobs in the United low more room for cars; boat tier’s Brownie ’Traep 121 are School” to be held at St. Peter’s, soloist during a summer week of early. 11 Mia. from G. Fox A Co. night. Mrs. Duhring’s husband, Clarence, looks on at right. Mrs. Duhring taught at Lincoln are asked to contact Mrs. Wal- all town audits. ballet at Cambridge. pavement about 28 feet below. FAIRFIELD IN LEAD States last year. They ranged owners who wish''a mooring Barbara Bach, Sharon Cobb, It waa at me request of two The big tent, located on the ENDS TONTTE for 18 years, and before that taught -12 years In Thompsonville. Last night's festivities also area for me season or tempo ma Taylor for information. High Policeman Charles Grasso HARTFORD (A P)—Fairfield from a high of 129,000 in Texas Helen Cooper, Darlene Davis, Democrats, Directors Atty. In 19SS, after he had become E a s t e r n States Exposttkm included a program o f music by the sixth grade glee club, directed by Miss Elizabeth Shella- School pupils can also be of help #1. The Thin Red Line took the boy to Hartford Hos County led me state last year mrough 65,000 in Mississippi rarily may contact John Clarke, Marguerite G o k 1 i n,e, M ary Richard Woodhouse and Frank ambaasador to Britain and ahe grounds, ks little more than a chairman of me committee, who in this project by teaching and «2 . Billy Budd pital. In me value of building activi barger. About 160 parents, pupils and friends of Mrs. Duhring attended. (Herald photo by and 61.000 in Arkansas to a low Greene ,Robin Kaasman, Su- Stamler, mat me investigation world famous, mey wera mar half-hour drive foom Manches in other ways, and are urged to «S. The Beatles of 100 in Rhode Island. Is me regular gate attendant. anne Levesque, Catherine Miller, of recreation department pro ried. His first marriage had end ter. Detectivea Srivatore Gugli- ty. The housing division of the Saternis.) ' * Those registering for beach participate. Starts Wed. — 1st Run State Public Works Depart Jeanne Pelletier. Michele Wat- cedures was initiated. ed in divorce. Last night’s audience got an etta and Juan Roman said the privileges or swim classes Fri Regarding the action of St. rous a n d Cheryl Wolcsak. The party positions expressed Arias in 1999 landed wim a 10- extra treat when dancing star Vincent Price STARTS W Ea thru SAT. opening through which the ment said yesterday me value day are reminded mat insur Peter’s vestry upon the recent ’These girls received sashes. Jun last IlecembiBr will probably man band of revolutionaries E le u o r Powell and crying oo- LAST BIAN ON EARTH 7 Academy Award Winner child feM was a b w t seven inch' o f all types o f building in the ance is mandatory. bequest to the church, it was ior Girl Scout handbooks. Girl hold mrough tonight's meeting about 70 miles west of me capi meman Rip Taylor joined them plus _ “THE BRIDGE ON THE ee wide. state totaled $488.3 million— up Lizotte Charged P F Outing voted. May 11 to pay off me $31.7 million from 1M2—and Scout pins, wings and W orld A s as well. The Democrats on me tal in an attempt to overthrow to watch the fun. Mias PowsU Unearthly Stranger RIVER KWAI” Members of the Pilgrim Fel $6,500 diocesan loan, to replay mat Fairfield County accounted sociation pins. board are expected to em President Ernesto de la Guardia a^d Taylor star hi a rtvue Children wrrdrr 12 frrr! plus “ Dmril-Shlp Plm tas* In ICC Violation lowship of the Congregational money borrowed from the Jr. Restaurant Bums for $144.9 million. Hartford Pamela Anthony, Joyce Cltar- phasize me sertousness of me arhich opens Monday at the GIANT FREE PLAYGROUND CHEVELLE by Chevrolet Church will hold their annual building funds, and to allocate B E R LIN ,{A P) — Fire burned est, Cheryl Chabot, Roxanne Da audit charges, while me Repub The National Guard rounded Cfounty was second with $135.9 outing June 19 at Misquamicut, me building funds accrued to tent. out me Interior early today of Robert Lizotte of Soum Wlnd- vis, lAnda Jensen, Karen Kosin. licans make an effort to soft- up me group, and Arias took million. More than half of the me Tennant property mortgage. In addition to nightly per me Jolly Fisherman, a popular ■or haa been ordered to appear R.I. TTiey will leave me parish Judy Krtstoff, <3amy Pell, Jody pedal the contents of me report. refuge in the Brazilian Embas state total, $235.1 million, went house at 8:30 a.m. and return at Also to use a » far as possible formances Monday through restaurant on me Berlin Tpke. In U.S. District Court in H art Rosen, Lynn Sadlon. Wendy Ter- The party positiona on m e re sy. Dame Margot spent a night for private housing, me agency FRISKY AS IT CAN BE...FINE A BUY AS YOU CAN GET (even finer now!) 4 p.m. ’Those attending are any excess payments to the Saturday, spsclal matinses wiU Cause of me fire was not Im ford following charges of 15 licki received Brownie change creation audit are roughly in jail and was expelled from HERE! — EVERY said. This was $23.2 million asked to bi;|ng a box lunch. building fund over expenses, for mediately determined. counts of violation of Interstate Myses. All these ghrls received me country. Arias later was be featured each week during above the figure for the previ Punch and 'cupS will be pro advance mortgage payments on equivalent to me stands t^ e n The building, owned liy Mrs. Commerce Conunisaion rules. Trade ’N ’ Travel ’Time is running out at your Chevrolet d o o m d m t w ed M t w m k W their membership star. Bach on the efficiency study ,of the given a safe conduct to Brazil the season on Wsdnesdays (3 MON.. TUES.. WED., THURS. \ ous' year. Apartlnent construc vided. George Peters is han the Tennant property, and to Hernuui Fishman of West Lizotte is charged wim di- g;irrs registration will be paid town highway department.. The and became ambassador to p.m.) and Saturdays (4:S0 tion accounted for 30 4 per cent dealer’s. This is about your last chance to get in a whole ■ a lt a n d A r t . dling arrsmgements which will leave me remaining money in Hartford, was under lease to M. recUng his wife, Norma J. for the following year. Republicans asserted that me Britain again after De la Guar- p.m.) of me private housing total. summerful of fun with a beautiful buy like a ^ e v e lle I n i ^ dm oqpliQlstay over )to wide fcanMoebioned be completed by June 12. me church savings account. Paul Mrirqula of Meriden, oper Lizotte, head of Refrigerated Brownies in Mrs. Nancy problem should have bên dia’a terra expired a year later. G ill Scout Awards Name of me donor and amount John Colburn ator of the restaurant. Truck Leasing Co. o f 473 Sulli Malibu wagon. seats ia sof^ d ^ b l e colorJtoyed vinyL A S vingd. Tim Beck’s troop to fly-up were handled wimtn me framework Arias famer, Harmodio, was BOY DBOTINB The Girl Scouts combined a left the church has not been Marquis estimated me mone van Ave., to transport meat Allow us to point out some of its less obvious pkasures.” fioor eaipet^ is de^twist ^ long-weariog. Candace Beck, Elisabeth Cou- of me town government, while president from 1982-36. His uncle .Âpplicants Caug[ht rouuNeiR BARKHAM8TED (AP) — Court of Awards wim a Brownie made public, to date. tary loiw at $76,(XXI for me con without an ICC permit. chon, Gina Laramie, Marie Le- the Democrats advocated me Arnulfo heads me Panamenlsta Robert Poole, 18, o f Wlnsted, It has cu rv^ side windows—not just for looks, but to W e don’t Trant ai^toing plaging I » m irilh C S ier^ a fly-up Friday at Yeomans Hall. The usual coffee hour was held tents atone. The 2 a.m. blaze Lizotte was served yesterday mleux. Sherri Levy, Debra hiring of an outside expert. party and ran second In the May WASraNGTON — All 50 t P.M. — 12 P.M. drowned last nirtit in m'cr'Far- give yop more shoulder room. I t hM 86 cu. ft. of cargo g o o d look s i f we. can h e ^ ft. Those receiving awards were: at me church Sunday, and-will Bterted after me restaurant waa Mathieu, Debra Ouellette, Lau The Republicans split on me presidential election, losing to states now participate in the mington River. State police said with a summons to appear in C^dette Troop 5, Camy Grant, closed for me night. space, so you can go on vacation with everything but A S in aD. there are 11 different GhafveSes being offered rle Sihovnen, Kathryn Srnim highway study however. Harlan government candidate Marco A. National Driver Register pro- the boy slipped from a rock the court June 15. Nancy Purvis, Pat Curran, Bar and Susana..™ . Watson summer unless otherwise noti Robles. Arnulfo was elected Srram. Under It more than 37,- while fishing. The violation allegedly took the kitchen sink if you have to. fied. Taylor a member of me sub BOLTON UKE HOUSE bara Whitehouse, Janet Moec- Grade 2 Brownies receiving p i^ id en t in 1940 and 1948 but 000 drivers whose licenses have Endorse Lodge place between April 9, 1962 and I t has a Magic-Mirror aeiylic lacquer finish for kel, Ann Tettlebach, Karen Wol- St. Peter's KEYS Newsletter committee overseeing me high Roatc 6 and 44A— Bolton I membership pins were Lynn way department review, con wras ousted bom times by mili been taken away In one state STAMFORD (AP) — John June 14 of last year. Penalty protectiiHi against the sun, road tar and chipping. mer, Harriet Randall, Sherry will be mailed out to me pariah I BJork. Cindy - Lou Browning, tary coups. were discovered when mey ap Ifodgo, seeking me Republican Stavnilsky Head fo r the charge could be a m axi this week wim schedule of sum curred wim me two aubcommlt- I t has t h ^ self-cleaning rodier panels beneath die jo u . But bm iy. TdmtoueiP pou dol ' Kathleen (Jhowanec, Candace nomination (or U.S. senator mum of $500 fine for each mer services, etc. tee Democrats in backing me plied in anomer state' for per- and Muriel Dutton, Deborah study. s- ihits. from Connecticut, received me Of Fire Company count. Erlckaon, Heidi Knight, Michele unanimous endorsement ot ChttdhMal9nt9Patmosr8latlmWag(m Manchester Evening Herald One of the objections me R e Carlson Express Lemieux. Patricia Naumec, Bev publicans can be expected to Stamford’s 2-raember delega Hebron correspondent, Mias BOMB KILLS 80LIHER Robert Z. Stavnitsky of 180 Engineer Hopes Up erly Rand and Pam Smith. tlon to the state convention last raise tonight Is about the cost of Served Summons PANAMA (AP)—A homemade Gardner St. last night was elect Float Judges Susan B. Pendleton, telephone night. me recreation audit. bomb fotuid in me Ckmal Zone ed captain of Hose Co. 2, Town WASHINGTON—About 65,- VISITING Howard Bates will be chair- | Delegates from Westport, When me Democrats endorsed Stuart H. V. Carlson, presi home of a U.S. Arm y civilian STATE Fire Department. He succeeds 700 freshmen college students ! man of me Judjrtng commlttee'i fritnds around Connscticutr (Ml me detailed audit in December, Bridgeport and the Ism sena Jack E. May. last fall said m ey plan to be en for me Lions Fourth of Julyi^n ns n dent of the Carlson Express Co.. employe exploded Monday, kill- 1H M «(lfrD iTlB Kin«AliiaM 8,..7iyQAimiTSBkBiMi shtad to lat tkasi know whan yosH auditor Robert Macri told mem ing Spec. 5 Bemel Perez, 96, an torial district of New London Omer officers are Russell Ma- gineers—14.8 per cent of male parade. He will be assisted by H iIRS 1 IS ll F CtC Hilliard St., yesterday wu that m e report would probably Army demolition expert. and Groton, already have voted miason, first lieutenant; Henrv first-time students. In 1962 arrivt. Ifa a lastwt Nwy’ll alwayj Jules Pachor. Raymond Keefe. take about a monm to prepare. served wim a 15-count informa to back Lodge at me Hartford tion and summons for engaging Sixteen of me bomlM were Agnew, second lieutenant; Mil- mose who claimed such inten appraciatf. Noltiini geU tkinis dona William Burnham. Roland Lara To Aid Crippled No terms for payment were dis convention ^ d a y and Satur tions amounted to 14.6 per cent. mie and Rus.sell Spearman. Any in interstate commerce without found June 2 when police raided ton Stavnitsky, secretary; lika Long Distanca — it’s tha ntxt cussed. me home of Gilbert Marcum. day. Bryce Carpenter, treasurer; organisation wishing to enter a a permit. The report was finally sub Arrested with Marcum were Sherwood J. Truman and Ever Don’t b« afraid to dunk those bast thing to being tbare. float may contact a member of Manche.ster Lodge of Elks will The papers, served by U.S. IIIEIIIIIESS'MMNS mitted in June, almost s ix ' four Panamanians. The five are *Gas War' ett Kelsey, stewards; Thomaa light-colored summer beads in the committee. sponsor a dinner-dance at me monms after the directors au-' Deputy Marshal Richard May clubhouse Saturday from 7 p.m. nard, charge Carlson with IS serving SO-day jail sentences for HARTFORD (AP) -A ”gaa Stratton and Everett Truman, suds when they begin to show thorized it. According to the' auditors; Jack May and George signs of. soil. Rinse them and Manchester Evening Herald to 1 a.m. Lou Joubert and his violations, bstween June 6, 1962 illegal possession of explosives. war ' of more than two monms TK m iK N an m uM controller’s office, me bill for dry them on a terry towel. Columbia oorreepondent Vlr- orchestra will provide me music Marcum was discharged fram duration has driven prices to the Ecabert, trustees, and Walter miNMK CMNIT the'work has''‘n oryeTbe«‘ sii^ his canal sone job. Weir, Roy Stratton and Bradley They'll look bright and new j glnia M. Oarison. telephone for dancing. The proceeds of me : without an Interstate Commerce lowest level of the decade. Wa do our bosr t o servo you boltor n f i r a i m i M The price competiUon means | Fuller; investigating committee, again. , ' 288-8224. event will benefit crippled chil While the detailed audit was ' license, dren activities of the lodge in AsiiSffiamoDuciai ■ome major gas companies are in process, some ot me recom- ^ conjuncUon with me Newington Shown at 6:S0 A 8:26 receiving less than Scents a gal- mended changes in the depart-' Home for Crippled Children. ments bookkeeping procedures ®A"***ry Paper Mills Inc. of . ion to pump petroleum out of Dress for me social will be in Held Over — In Color me ground, ship it to refineries, were installed. Superintendent EkMt Hartford, and include 14 SMBMMBB-lMTinft’iBng____ L formal. Tickets may be obtained n fin e it, and ship it to dealers Herdic told The Herald last trips from Shut Hartford to New N M U B M O nu. n P IZ Z A I from me steward of the club, _ ------ENDS TONIGHT in Ckinnectlcut. week. Herdic and members of York, and one from East Hart W R B M l or by calling George McCaugh- Gasoline prices have tumbled ’ P A L A C E me. Park and Recreation Ad ford to Montreal, Canada. PICCOLO PETE'S ey. 382 E. O n ter St.; William visory C>>mmisslon have been Carlson’s preliminary hearing Hanunersteln’B “SOUTH PACIFICIST. to 18.9 cents a gallon at some 457^ MAIN HnWBT TEL. 649-8000 (jollins, 64 Coleman Rd.. or Ray asked to tonight's meeting, to be will be held June 15, in U.S. dealers selling unbranded gas Next to Poet Ofliee mond McCarmy, 719 W. Middle or two lower-man-regular oc available for comment. Herdic District Court, Hartford. Tpke. tane brands. aays that Jhe plans to attend. Hie penalty for the violationa Herdic was accompanied at a call for a fine ot not less than Many regular brands are aell- 1st Anniversary December meeting on me audit $100, nor more than $600, for ing at 19.9 and 20-^ cents a gal by Atty. Herbert Phelon. Atty. each count. an lon. Phelon said today mat he may Prices charged me .motorist at attend tonight’s meeting as well. BLAST IN TRAILER Oo-W t SPECIAL the pump include 10 cents in FREE FREE Wednesday Meaf Specials A t the board of directors MILFORD (AP)—P a r e y “OUaluMna Territory" state and federal taxes, and In most Instances about 4 cents for meeting last week the audit Beauregard, 26, was critically F e a t 1st Bm., Thnrs. Hamilton - Wierzchowski the gas station operator. FAMILY-SIZE GOCA-GOU VERY TENDER was ~me srubject of oonslderaMe burned yesterday, police - said, when an accumulation o f pro The current "gas w ar” has Victoria Wier$chowBki to Hugh comment from me regular pane gas ill 'hla house trailer driven prices down lower than WITH EACH PIZZA Ramsey Hamilfton Jr., both of meeting-goers, who aaked mat BABY BEEF UVER lb. 49c exploded after he struck a East Windsor m t y have been since t o late Manchester, was solemnized action be takm to clear up me AND THIS AD match. Beauregard was blown i)RIVE-IN Rc, i 5 'l960's, when prices touched l9.9 Lean, Machine-Sliced Saturday at me Church of the accounting procedurea in the out of ms traUer by the blast, ■ in aome areas. The two “ econo CONTENTS ONLY Aszumptlon. recreation department. m y” brands were iiot being m ey said. ' ■ GOOD ALL WEEK The Rev. Ernest J. (ôppa per- Elvis, Eivts - AU Osier marketed then. BOILED HAM lb. 99c , formed me double ring cere- Two years ago, gas station I CSSBi ONE PER FAMILY _ J I mony and celebrated tl(^ nuptial j m “ ELVIS" operators met to seek ways to ' high M s^ . Surprise Shower RECOMMENDED! la two big Mts end destructive competiUon. At DUIUpUE FRANKFURTS and DUBUQUE'S Given In m arriage by her ttist Ume gasoline prices had HIT Ns. 1 , un£le, Leon Piela of Manches For Miss Prior FISH FRY dropped to 28.9 cents a gallon. MISS IOWA BACON ter, me bride wore a floor-lengm I ' F H O M ^ B I o IRLS 01BL8 (AU YOU CAN EAT) « H>. 59e 2 lb$. $ 1.10 goWn of imported silk organza Miss Dorothy Prior of Man- OIBLS! phn trimmed wim pearls and se chsster was the guest of honor R U S S I A “BLUE Trooper Gets Degree ■TORRS (AP) — Stete Troop quins. Her elbow-iengm veil of at a miscellaneous shower re ■ ■ ■ HAWAII”^ M b^FW i LtmoiiWt4«B VERNON RIDINO STABLES WITH er Edward J. Peters, a member silk llluslan was attached to a cently. It was held at the home Freezer Specials Starts Wsdaesday at t o governor's security detail, silk cabbage rose ' with seed of the hostess, Mrs. Stephen FriReli M m I P4l«t«M C oMbIbw pearls, and she carrisd a colo Steve MoQasaa ts hla bachelor's degree at me LAKE STREET. VERNON # TEL 049-8101 Oehmaen of Newington, sister U. S CHOICE nial bouquet of white carna “Love WHh Tks Fi« M y M n U RbI s RmiBr Kdiversity of Conneetteut Sun tions. of me bridegroom-elect. Guests Prspsr Straagsr" day, and men it's off to law HINDQUART^ OF TENDER BEEF Miss Carol Plela or'Manches- attended, .from .Manchester, school. Ladies Keep Fifl tsr, cousin of me bride, was East Hartford, Wtmersfield, EVERY WEDNESDAY Peters, SO, took an 18-hour i a o . u c Lts. lb. 59c maid of honor. She wore a floor- Unlonvllle And Old Saybrook. East Hartford •verload at the university dur RMb m horsB for oxorciso lengm gown of pfaik nylon, a Miss Prior, daughter of Mr. DRIVF-IN ■ ing his final semester in order matching pillbox wim a circular And Mrs. Bumner G. Prior Jr. I PJ4. to 9 P.M. to aani enough oredlte for hla and rBcrootioii a wondor- U. S. CHOICE. face veil, and she carried a ■it 98 Woodland St., will beoome degree, and wound up an honor bouquet of pink carnations. the bride of David Paul Ouster, ■Indent during his senior year. Robert Hamilton ofNN. BOULEVABO--U0-8U1 7 Riba 80-85 Lba. ford Is the purchaser. The New groom’s parents. When leaving Haven wlU continue to use the Mila Off OaktendSL In J u u a ry IMO, he left both. THIS COUPON WORTH 50c TOWARD I on a motor trip to Maine, Mrs. station. Anderson also approved ^ Mhool and Job for t o Hamilton Wore a pinik suit with Bos. But by 1961 he wanted’ to I AN HOUR’S HORSIIACK RIDf I AUTHORIZED CBBVROUDT DEAI.ER AUTHOBBBD OHBVBOUCT DBAUW AmKWMBEP qgEVBOurr yeeterdey the sale of two par- o r wiNwOOH. oom r. white accessoriea They wUI hive eels ef land the Imm haa bkB to sobool and appetoed IN NEW BRITAIN, CONN. Of WBOT mjamtMD, eount. ki Manrt^tar. aated M aRBta la ItoveleB- comnuasiaaF MONDAY' THRU FRIDAY ' WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLir. INC. ’ *■ - •' - . 'I ^ T ,1 I* - ij 'r|lf**‘ir*if||T*“rf*Tn ~ rr — '■■V -n i iit^r m i

^ s a x FOUR MANCHESTE® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUB8DAT, JUNE % 1»«4 MANCHIIST&R KVENINO HEKAU). MAMCHESTBR, OONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 • ••••• X > iv ^ B P try Andover RockviUe-Vemon Red Laotians Mistretta (rets TV-] lit BMeficM gut Churdi Teacherg Workghop^ 3 R e c e iv e PUC Resumes Hearing Seize Flier, College Degree Joseph Patrick Mistretta re ceived a bachelor of science Scheduled for Tomorrow Permits for T e l e v i s i o n I 2 6 JB eoal On Water Rate Increase Reports Say I 3 M ll 700 1 degree In physical education at 6:06 (IS) Ufa t t BUegr the 74th annual commencement C arriage A. ctaveh mtUtei teôiwXf Oilt t tii, Colsen Doughty, R ib ■ - “ — Oombat m w n f i 'i o i The Public Utilities Oommta-fOhariaa Pfrommer and William (OoaHaoed from Page One) Htmae New Houses Uabanr I exercises of West Virginia Wes wotlliop «t 7:30 pjB. UMnor- ald Ganfcnfskle, M ary-Lou elon raoumed a public hearing StnlUi tor outatanding oontrib- Beauty Salon * Navy .Jets were reported today leyan (tollege, Buckharmon, W. . raw wUl b« I*M to e • e w i o x to Goodwin. Brie Habaren, Mark t:66 h your pocket today yesterday Into the proposed utiona for ths past year. Va. 525 Main Street > Kaminaky, Brian Kslleber, Ca Building permits issued by to be changing reconnalsaance ^ otaur^M g t the Cburch Oom* tovenue increases requested by (Jharlebols and hla wife, Ruth, Mistretta, the son of Mr. and • Open Mondays nranlty Houm Oh Rt. 44A with rol Poliansky, Nancy Paters. Percy B. Cook, building offi received $lfts from the chapter patterns in Laos to foil Commu Mrs. Joseph T. Mistretta of 113 tha Rockville Water end Aque ttM Second Ooncrecatlonai James Rich, Gordon Sanborn, cial, for the last five weeks were taim?''or *imaySr^vtolt^ aa a token of appreciation of nist antiaircraft guns which School St., was selected as the Tel. 648-0696 J Michael Shadcroea, Roberta cash from Bsnsfldal. you may taha a(imntaf6 of duct Oo. p n irch « t Coventry ae hoet. mostly for additions or changes 6:1$ (3to Oak Booaa 6:61 their efforta during the past have downed two carrier-baaed top athlete of the year and was OttM* churcbee represented Stem, Brian Ihompaon, Robert 6:19 tap)' today's exciting vacation opportunKiaa. Ptom n m The hearings began laet year. a member of the Delta XI fra Usab, Ann-Marie Visoonti and in existing structures. However, — or coma In. Apply tor y»ur cart and gafi toil Jets. ^wUI Include Htc local First Con- three permits for new houses month, and after two days were RsoelTe Farmer Awards ternity, the Newmsui CHub, sind Donna Wltherell. mmtra. too — (hiring Banaficlal'a QoMan AiniImw The changes were believed to -f^ragaUonal Church, and those were issued. •ary caltbration. ''' adjoutned to give opponents of Lloyd Holt sad Mrs. Dor Omicrom Delta Kappa,' the from Stafford. Staffordville. The class taught by Mrs. the proposed rate bikes op othy Olsnder received Honorary Involve varying angles of ap campus leadership national hon Robert Kingsbury will have its These were one to Richard proach, timing, formations and ATTENTION Weat Stafford, Union and Tol and Thelma Howard for a house portunity to prepars for cross Farmer awards at the recent orary society. program at 6:30 p.m. Thutaday. 6:4$ ( » ) R on______poastbly altitudes. land. on Hutchinson Rd. valued at 7:00 (t) To Ten OM TVolh examinati(m cif witnesses which Parent and Son Banquet of He will Join the Rockville Receiving their diplomas will be There was a possibility the ' CAR DEALERS IQ w Ruth Chase, diraotor of $14,000. Another was issued to began yesterday at city hall. the Rockville Chapter of the High School faculty in the fall Sandra Aho, Jonathan Beck ■ Navy might put in more Jet Christian EMucation of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lankford Alfred W. Sawyer, an engi Future Farmers of America. as assistant football and basket We Are Speetollst ’ with, Soott Boynton. James (18) Nai^ n b a fighters to guard the unarmed ball coach. Roolevine Union Church, will for a bouse on Tinges Farm Rd. Engaged (24) wSifa Raw neering consultant from New Other awards went to: Rich In The BepuJr Ot The i Bradley, George Breen. John York, began testimony yester photo planes. lead the program on a study of at a value of $16,500. The third hO' Movto L o m up to $1000— Loana ■to toauraJ at tear coat ard Le Blond of Tolland, tor- New Type Transistorized Buckout, Robert Dayton,-Donna 'The engagement of -Miss (|p) (bwa Mika day. He appeared for the water If Communist guns knock curriculum for the fail. “Re- permit for a new house was 7:1$ (S3) l6un BIgliBXMa msr president of the chapter, Car R rtlos Fultz, Lynn-Ann Kramer, Paul Diane Zapadkm to hOchael E. Banafldal Rncmee Co. o f AAcmdiaator . firm. down any more U.8. jets, the eponding to God's Love.” The given to Thomas Johnson, Gi Einsledel, both of Mandiester, (SO) Sporta (hunara proficiency in farm meohanica; Davidsons Greet Matadorff, Kimberly Munsell, lead Rd., in the value of $11.- 7:S0(S) Out & a Brooks aiS ii 806 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER W. Neal MacKenzle, presi Glenn Luginbiihl and Daryl photo planes might have to op Rev. James H. Ameling, pastor Michael Nlewola, Steven Sim has been announced by her (M) Adventnras to Spat dent of the firm. Is scheduled to erate at a aomewhat higher al 000. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John .J. Mtohal 34156 • tOnr t o Naa Eagtoad M . ' Lwiginbuhl of Tolland, for out BEHER of the host diurdi. will he in mons, Floyd Rich, Michael Ruff. ■SB BATVBDAT* TV PCMI OOMTUna U R D fO appear today. titude. OES Associates oharge of the worship service. Other permits issued were to Zapadka of 168 Woodland 'St. standing work on their fath Cynthls Swartz, Jeanne Victor William H. Dougan, Jr., Hut The water firm Is requesting er's dairy farm and Individual This would reduce the quality HOMES TV High School Awards Her fiance is the son of Mrs. rate hikes to obtain an addition ot the photo information, par and Mary Zuocardy. chinson Rd. for a saddle shop, projects;- William Lipton of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hayner Special awards have bean Anne 8. Einsiedel of 161 Green •••••••••••••••• al 132,000 per year. Residential ticularly in the rainy season Green Chobot-Riehardaon Post $190:; Lois P. Russell, Rt. 6, Rd., and the late EMward Etn- Somers, scholarship award for Davidson, associate matron and 68 Union St.. Rockvffle given out at Coventry High and commercial clients would when visibility Is less clear. patron o t Temple Chapter, OEJS, of the American Legion, and its one-room addition to home, $2,- siedel. Radio the highest academic standing, T e l 875-4444 School, as foBowa: 8t^>hen Ja- auxiliary will meet at 8 pjn. 000; Joeeph Bisson and Romeo receive a 20 per cent hike, The Navy haa been handling will greet guests from all sec maitUB. the Bauaoh A Lamb Mias Zapadka is a graduate amounting to a Jump of from and Jim Lasburg o f Blast WJno- Thursday in the Legkzi home Lemieux, Lake Rd., to raise the of Mancheeter High School and low - level reconnaissance over tions of the state at 8 pjn. to medal for conspicuous aohleve- $0.90 to $7.10 for the home sor, poultry award. on Wall St. roof on a bouse. Iwill graduate this month from mtanto Laos, while the Air Force hks morrow at the Masonic Temple. ment in the study o f science; MANCHESTER COMMUNITY C0LLE8E owner per year. Immunization Clinic Set The event is observance of Uriel lo d g e Meeting Also Mrs. Blanche Ives. Lake Central Connecticut College, An Immunization clinic tor been operating its photo planes . RonUd King. Connecticut In Uriel Lodge of Masmu will Rd., for stairs In existing hoxjse; S:(I0 ; 6:00 Newa Water provided for fire hy at a higher altitude, soOrces Associate Matrons and Patrons New Britain, with a B. S. de SUMMER SESSION drants would Jump 33 per cent pre-school children will be held dustrial Arts Association medal have a stated communication at John and Lucille Vanty, Hebron i:00 DIat Robtoaoe 6:S0 Radio Onatar Bai said. The two servicee have evening. gree in -ilementary education. i:(r> ivawsrtm on Lowrt Iheawa and water sold to the Connecti June 16 at 2:30 p.m. at the meritorious performance in 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Ma Rd.. two car garage; Ellsworth about split the total volume of Entertainment will be p r o -' She adll teach Grade 2 at the WSAS—aw A summer program offered by the Conununity OoUefe, cut Water Co., parent firm of Rockville Public Health Nurs field o f industrbU arts; sonic Hall in Merrow. A supper' Coveil, Boston Hill Rd., for a Orchard Hill School, South reconnaissance work. vided by the officers and mem-1 S;W Bssy Od 8ke«r etmoiating of eight S-aemeater hour eouraee. the Rockville company, would ing Office, 62 Park St. GRMIDIM eCUffond Kenyon, Connectiout to be prepared and spread by closed porch, $200; Robert Pop- R ^dsot. f:20 Nava. Waetbar and ■ 7:1$ PObUo Attain The Navy Crusader Jets tak bers of the organization, and 1:5 .T aeea^ l^ rise 67 per cent according to Dr. Francis H. Burke, city . Industrial Arts Asaociatioa the Nathan Hale Square Club off, Lake Rd., closed porch, at a Mr. Eiiisiedel, a graduate of ing pictures of Communist - held will be held in the banquet hall the firms proposal. health director, will ^ in after the business meeting. Rs- , loves to get Long Distanto taliphini medal for meritorious perform will be served at 6:30 pjn. $180 value, and John Gamer, Manchester ISi^ School, is a JUNE 38 to AUGUST U, Mon. through Thun., to • PJiL areas of Laos for the past few I charge. Innoculation for diph fre.shments will be served b y , calls. Youngsters love to call Gnfid- ance in woodworking; William During the business meeting, Long Hill Rd., two room addi senior at the University of Dog Warden Retires theria, whooping cough and weeks have been launched from tion and bath. Hartford, where he is majoring 10-UM Ynumo w e e k J. Stanley McCray, 72, of 18 the carrier Kitty Hawk, standing Miss Louise Dickson and her Ria by Long Distanco. VNqr not niho Pb|mimm( Connecticut Indus a presentation of 50-year mem- tetanus and vacinations will be committee. trial Arts Association medal benhip recognition to B. C. iSvo permits were granted by in history. II JpoM OKLAHOMA CRT, OUa. N. Park St., was guest of honor given. off the coast of South Viet Nam. Retiring Teacher Feted at Cookout the family happy (you, tooO uMh Hallock will be made by W. Ouy the Planning Commission for A July 35 wedding is planned. C:W Music (AP)—kout to honor Mrs. Marion Morlarty, retiring Nathan HsJe fourth regular telephone visita, Ift Iht Mat OUver, past district deputy of the excavation of sand and 6:46 Three SUr Bxtra ment aa one of Connecticut's ents may call the nursing office. Laos from'~There is across the drafting. 7 :» Cwenstion Pleea Monday—from 170 flag, atafla. grade teacher, was held laat night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Freeman, 12.5 Decay Drops 7 % beat thing to being theit. the Ninth Masonic District, gravel. One was given to J. Cuy- ?:S6 C3i«t Huntley three original dog wardens. . Hospital Notes narrow neck of South Viet Nam Daniel Stom, DAR good citl- 'Ria Junior Chamber of Ooen- a English 99* (NC) and up the relatively narrow La Avery St. Despite the raindrops, more than 40 persons turned out to say farewell to Mrs. West. Presentation of 35-year ler Hutchinson, Bunker Hill Rd. Phyllis Converse 7;S0 News of the World Friends, co-workers and oth Admitted yesterday: Ray CWICA<30 - Tooth decay aemdiip medal; Valerie Wenner, 7:46 Sta^by tte n a aponaored tha din lay and otian panhandle. ^ Morlarty, who devoted 32 years to teaching intermediate grades at Nathan Hale. Miss Hul- membership recognition to five and the other to Russell E. Ga- er state officials gathered at the mond Charest, Main St.; Thomas among Chicago children has DAR good citizenship medal; 8:00 Red Sox ts. Yankees told the curiouB who telephoned • Math 99* (NC) Windsor Inn to honor McCray, So far, U.S. pilots have been dah Butler, retired Nathan Hale principal, here presents Mrs, Morlarty with a gift of Jewel 7K $MnHII NEf (MUn Donald Griffin, Coventry High eligible members will be made lipo, Parker Bridge Rd. per Guest at Shower 10:80 Nizbtbeat Sidera Rt. 2; Merton Hastings, been decreasing by about 7 per formance bonds are required 11:00 News It wae their cooMhuttoo to, Na who was appointed to the post under orders to avoid over-fly-, ry on behalf of the faculty. Entertainment was provided by Miss Elizabeth Shellabarger, mEPMKMann Sdiool Sodalities Libraria book by Myron K. Wright, The Rev. a Notehand (NC) 10 Cedar St.; Mrs. Muriel elementary music Instructor, who sang a group of folk songs, accompanying herself on the cent a year since the city for this type of permit. 11:16 Spo^ Final tional Fly the Flag Weak. ton years ago. McCray turned ing North Viet Nam, sources. tor outstanding performance of Raymond H. Bradley will be 11:80 Art Johnaon Show Schindler, Ellington. started fluoridation in 1956, the j nr* do our best fo asrvs yon fialiar Oancos List Correotloa MIm Phyllis Converse of That’a what they aaid untO one 72 yesterday. said. guitar. Mrs. Morlarty, a Manchester native, lives at 211 Vernon St. (Herald photo by Sa- guest speaker. caller pointed out that National a Typing 101 Births yesterday: A son to ternis.) health commissioner says. ' Rbrary dutlea wHh cooperation The R ogM eaxa of Voters win Bolton was feted Sunday at a 6:(X). Lou Terr) McCray was slated tor re The Navy photo planes oper The lodge win observe 8t Fly the Flag Waek doeant start Mr. and Mrs. John Hig|;ln8, 9 and re^xmafUUty. meet Friday from 2 to 6 p.m. surprise garden shower. Host 7:00 Ken Ortffln tirement two years ago. but was Oak St. ate best at 1,000 to 1,500 feet, John's Day on June 31. 10:00 Mad Daddy Show until next week. a Typing 102 Jan Blambe^, ioumaliam The First Congregational at the Town office building for esses were Miss Kay Pleva, granted an extension because Discharged yesterday; Lyons and throttle down to about 400 award for axceHent damonatra- Mrs. John Daly and Mrs. John miles an hour In taking pictures Church choir will meet at 7:80 the purpose of correcting the o f his knowledge of planning Merrill, Tolland; Adam Su- tlon o f laaponalbUtty and dia- McGrath, and it was held at 82 a Ckillege Study with their high-speed ciuneras. pjn. Thursday in the sanctu- caucus lists of votsrs. dog shelters throughout the checki, 67 East St.; Mrs. Mary ttnothra eootribatlan to a achool Electors may appear at this Oliver R ^, the home of Mrs. Skills (NC) state. He has helped in the con Kington, 90 South St. If evasion tactics donT work, pabUcatkm; Christine Tama, the Navy may have t o ^ ft the church board of trustees session and request whatever Daly. struction of about 30 such shel- Conn set la at Aasooiation of a Psychology 101 reconnaissance altitude above win meet at 8 pjn. Thursday at change in their enrollment sta The setting for the ndiower For The Very Best In tors. Vernon news is handled by Women Deans and Counaalora was a trellis trimmed with pink 4,000 or 5,000 feet, believed by lOngshuiy House. tus they might wish to make. Toestmoster at lost night's The Herald’s Rockville bareau, for outstanding gM in the Jun Those now unafflUated may Join and white streamers and multi • English 208 dinner was Joeeph Gill, state 5 W. Main St., telephone 875- some experts to be the maxi ior claaa; Ronald Hudak, Har Sqaare Danee Friday Professional Service a party. Those voters now en colored roses, and a pink and commissioner of agriculture 8456 or 648-2711. mum effective reach of S7mm vard Uhtveralty bo(dc award for The 'Whlrlawa3ni Square antiaircraft guns used by the Dance Chib wUI have a elub- rolled with a peuty can ask to be white umbrella hung over the PATRONIZE THESE MEMBERS OF THE and natural resources. John outstanding Junior boy in char trellis, under which the bride- * Deelgned to correct defi- Rede in Laos. acter, aarvlce, academics and level danoa at 8 pjn. Friday at transferred to the nnafflliated Harrington, chief of engineer list or ask to be transferred to elect opened her many gifts cienciee of students planning Officials said Indications are athlsOos. Oovan^ Grammar School with MANCHESTER ing for the motor vehicle de Book Published Dick 2annner as caller. In the rolls of the other party. from relatives and friends at to enter college. partment was also on hand. Mc that those guns were not Desuca Cola, Olivetti Under tending from Stratford, Wat^- cbaiga of rcfrsshinants will be Mean Cray was a motor vehicle in brought into Laos as a result of wood award of merit, for best bury, Oakville, Walllng;ford, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lewis, The elementary sch ool menus BARBERS ASSOCIATION spector for more than three By First Grade the start of U.S. reconnaissance typist of the year; Barabra W arôuse Point, Bolton, South (NO Non-credit courees flights in late May. They ap chainnen, Mr. and Mrs. William for the week are: Tomorrow, LOCAL No. 28 years tor the state. “What you don’t know about WUte, a pin for excellence in Windsor. Thompsonville, East to parently were already there. typewriting. Also, in the busi- Lodder and Mr. and Mrs. James macaroni and cheese, frank- McCray has been chief stew (Continued from Page One) furts, carrot sticks, pudding; Hartford and Manchester. Brochure ^ ard for the Hartford Dog Show Early reconnaissance pictures n e a B education department, Toomey. Door duty vill be han JOHN’S PAGANTS brought back by American Jets dled by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thursday, hamburg on roU, Miss Converse, daughter of tor the past few years, and Is The students collaborated in awards of certifloates of pro Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Con BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP Further Information X showed emplacements of 37mm ficiency in typwritlng-speed per Sanboi;^ and Mr. and Mrs. baked beans, oole slaw. Ivory ___ 330 Green Road __ 6% Pearl Street motive in the Basenjts Club of writing and Illustrating five JeU-o with chocolate sauce; verse Jr. of Clark Rd.. Bolton, At Ckillege Office ^ guns and heavy machlneguns In formance went to: Lorraine Grorge Jacobson. Ameriqto He owns two basen- stories for the book, ranging Friday, tomato soup, peanut will become the bride of John MANCHESTER CAPITAL Jls, a barkless, African breed. Laos. Brhdc, Judith C ha{^ ll, Sandra uhe club will hava its first F. Daly Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 184 E. Middle Tpke. 7 from ‘‘Julie and Jane’s Adven Authorities believe the 87mm Colby, Sheryl Gray. Christine ofrsix out-door chib-level dances butter sandwich, cheeae sand BARBER SHOP BABBXat SHOP The retiring warden is a di car insurance can cost you John F. Daly of 82 Oliver Rd., antiaircraft gîns are operated . Jamaltus, Donna Jonea, Kenneth at'8 pjn. June M at Coventry wich, cake. Bread and but 1099 Main Street 848 Main Street rector and past president of the tures in School" to "How We ter is served with all except on Aug. 1. Or Phone Farmington Valley Club, a life Got Our Freedom." by North Vietnamese sotoiers LaiMond, Linda Maheu, FV«d High School with John Hen- STATE EAGLE rather than by the Father Lao, Mlnlcuoci, Barbara Roae, Marl drm as caller. sandwich meals; milk is served BARBER SHOP BABWCB SHOP i member of the R^kVllle Lodge Another story tells of the ad with all meajb. of Elks and the Gesang and ventures of Sammy, who lived who are not considered compe o n Seara, David Storrs, Donald Toomey Reoetvee Award 10 BlsaeU Street U8H Canter Street 649-5877 tent to handle such sophisticat Storm and Carolyn Txaak; oer- Declamation Club, a former on the moon “ in a big crater James F. Tooaasy HI, eon of ed equipment. tiflcates of proficiency In book Mr. and Mrs. James F. Toomey Manchester Bvealng Herald BUS8ELI/S JAMES member of the Masonic Lodge that they had made tunnels BARBER SHOP The “ rules of engagement" keeping I to Denise Benoit, Jr. of Tolland Rd., has received oorreapondent, Lawrence Moe, BARBER 8H (» and tiie Kosciuszko Club. through." ___ 195 Spruce Street 860 M i^ Street The stories were dictated to now In effect, it was understood, money,” says Nationwide telephone 74I-67M. Before entering state service, Barbara Hetans, Andrea Mullen the Laldlaw award for the best permit U.S. Jets escorting the and Maril3m Sears; and in book athlete at the New York Mili TODAY BOEBZ PARKAJDE MoCray wae manager of the Mrs. Jones, who said the idea unarmed photo planes to fire on keeping n, Karen Oroot and tary Acadamy. Hs also rscelved MEASLES GASES DIP BARBER SHOP WARIUCR SHOP former Rockville Garage on behind the book came from Mrs. Farrand Ennis, whose daughter (tommunist gun positions when Pauline Lemieux. ths captain's award in football, HARTFORD (AP) — The 141 North Main Street 878 W. kflddle Turnpike Middle Rd. He is a Rockville to ■ good day to take a Long Dto- Is In the class. this is considered necessary to Carol Kicking was given the most valuable player award for number of Oennan measles native and former president, of tance telephone trip. (So to iny other WALTER’S EMIL’S "The purpose of the project shield the reconnaissance craft. Olivetti Underwood award of footban, coaching award in bas- cases In Connecticut dipped last * the Chty Council. He and his Nationwide Insurance reveals some little known facts to help yoif week, the State Health Depart BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP was to expose the children to These are essentially the same merit medal for outstanding katball and eaptein’a award in -1 dayj Ifi the quick, easy my to wife, Gladys, reside In the ment reported yesterday. The' 515 Main Street 312 Main Street the experience of learning how rules that have applied to U.S. business aducatlon senior stu baseball. visit friends and family far away~ house where he was born. dent. total of cases reported during; books are produced," said Mrs. forces In South Viet Nam for TOomey was also namad to the next best thing to being thera PAGANI COOPER ST. TEDFORD'S Dabean Heads Jayoees some time. Terry Anderson received the the basketball hall of fame at the week was 2.116 as com-1 BARBER SHOP BARBER SHOP Ennis, who works for a neigh get better protection for less money—if you're a careful driver; United Aircraft Rentschler pared to 2,574 the previous 1215 >/2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD Atty. Robert Dubeau of the borhood newspaper, the Hyde the academy. He was graduated ___ 5 ^ Cooper Street 701 Main Street Rockville law firm of King and award for first year algebra, a Saturday from the academy on week. Communities with a Park Herald. check for $90; Jan Blamberg, a heavy incidence of the disease MANCHESTER GREE^ V E B N W ora Caldwell was installed Saturday Mrs. Ennis told Don McCabe, Cornwall-on-the-Hudson. He m SHTKU REI OttUU BARBER SHOP "ALL MEATS FRESH CUT — aa president of the Rockville MAHRC to Hear book award for excellent plans to attend college in Sep included New Britain, with 197; , miriiiE ciMfUT BARBER SHOP design editor of the newspaper, Americans spend $6 bittion a y«ar on car hi- 5 . Can a carehri driver 503 E. Middle Turnpike Route 80, Vernon NONE ora PRE-PACKAGED!" Jimlor (Chamber o f Commerce. of the project and he vol achievement in the four-year tember. Norwalk, 139; and MUford, 132,' Gengras Officer jCx. ouranoe. Yet moat peoide hardBy know a save money? Yes. A per Amazing record for Latin program; Kathleen luv- the department said. | 17a do our beat (o sa/va you bgUgf I Dubeau was also named Jaycee unteered to help ready the book filing about ertat fiiosr’re btîng. lln, a book award to r excaUent of the Year. for publication. son with a good driving STORE HOURS: Installation ceremonies took fast claim sfftUameiit achlevament in the four-year Coventry "Tile fact that they would Dr. John T. Cassell, director Nationwide agents make a point of giving re(XHd can almost always Frenoh program; Robert John Paottae UMe, Tbm ., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thnrs., Fri. 9 to 9 place at the Three J’s Restau even think ot tackling such a of the Gengras Foundation, their customers all file facts, and we believe in We believe our Nationwidedrive-indehai rant In Bolton. Joseph McGuin- (]ualify for insurance with son, a 35 check for outstanding 6181. Sat. 8 to 6 (Gosed AD Day Monday) thing as this aroused my curi West Hartford, will speak doing the same thing in our advertising. H »e station in Columboa bolds the world lee- contribistlon in the field of in ness, president of the Connecti acompanylikeNationwide. osity," McCabe said. “ With a Thursday at 8 p.m. at a meet strumental music, and Kathleen cut Junior (Chamber of Com project like this, they can get an are answers to some of the most often-asked Nationwide (»n savea (ire ord for fast payment. RavUn. a certifleate from Lhe merce, was installing officer. idea of Just how complicated ing of the Manchester Associa questions about ear hwuranoe. A man driving in bfr a damage esti Hartford Oourant Parade of Vacation School Installed with Atty. Dubeau tion for the Help of Retarded ful driver as much as $40 a mate misjudged the distance between Us thlngb are in life." Children at Bunce Center. His Youth for outstanding service as were Richard Dimock, Elling But if life seems complicated 1. Will I get the same year, or more. car and our doorway. ’Tbe restdt: a fieah a Parade of Youth correspond- At North Church Wed. Only ton, vice president; Arnold S. for McCabe, author Sarah En topic will be "Plans for the Fu ture at Gengras Foundation.” crease in his fender. ent. Zackin, South St., state direc nis, 6, takes it in stride. rates from aH companies? tor; Peter Poster, Baker Rd., “ It's Just make believe," she He was former director of edu 6. How do companies decide who’s a careful Time between accident and payment— North Methodist Church win cation at Mansfield State'’train No. You may be surprised The regdatrara o f votera wiU (x>nduct a vacation achool for a secretary; (Charles Pfrommer, told The Associated Press. "The driver? As yet no company has (»me up with four minutes. Ellington, treasurer; Marty ing School and Hospital. to learn that there is a (xin- have an enrollment aeaaion from two - week period beginning whole thing’s Just make be noon to 8 pjn. Friday to correct T CHICKEN Carlson, Manchester, and Lau Norman Fendell, president of a fexdproof way of deciding. However, we are lieve.” siderable different^ be June 22, and ending July 8 with MAiHRC, will discuss plans for fln(iing that careful drivers have certain things caucua Uata aikl enroll thoae vot a picnic. Claoaes will begin rence Small, 32 White St., di Author Jeff Johnston, 7, said ------11. Do all insaranco era who wish to do ao with a rectors. State Vice President a field trip Friday, Jime 19, to tween companies. rtt a«4»^ ^ Monday through Friday at 9 what he liked best was "when in (xxnnion. For instance, they drive less fiian political party. Leonard Johnson of Ellington I was asked to put autographs Seaside Residential Center for Some companies such as companies have drive-in The Ftaet Dietiict regiatrara. am . and cloae at 11:30. The Retarded Children. Further In 20 miles to and from work. 'They’ve been in the only time exception will be the ssrved as Installing officer for In the books. the Nati(»wide oompaniee claims stations? N a Oifly Mro. Doria W. L will meet Tear award was baaed on his ernors and their guests flatfoot 7. Do women drivers pay less than men? 12. Can I lower my rates? 'There’s a good charge of children in Grade 1 A Luxury? chance he can offer a better deal on car insur et 8 p.m- today at the Nathan through Grade 8. The Junior efforts ae editor of the Town ed at a reception at the National Women over 25 pay the same as men. Women chance you can. Here me some things you Governors Conference. @1 Hale Omununity Onter. Hoat- level win be tor boys and gMs BREASTS(QUARTERS) - COMBO. Guide, chairman of the Dear ance than his competition. The group sat quietly Monday under 25 pay anywhere from 10 to 63 percent can do: , essee wiU be Mrs. Dudley Fer in Grade 4 through Grade 6, end Santa program, Tolland County night listening to four strolling guson and Mrs. George Dol- win have Mn. mcholae LaPen- chairman of the Maroh of 2. Are there different ways of fignring my less than men in this age group. The reason? ^ Thke a larger deductible amount oei your col leria. ta aa a teacher. Dimes campaign which was gypsy violinists playing for some Yumg women have fewer aixadoits than young costumed dancing gdrls. Without iStOharleskitehen rates? Yes. Few people realize there are two lision (x>vcrage. This will lower your peemium. Ktodeegortea Graduatea Regiatntiona for the achool bonductsd in Vernon by the warning, Scranton Jumped up men. Our reexitris prove it ! Example: (»llisi(m (x>verage with $100 deduct ’‘Graduates'' o f the kinder will close on Sunday. Tha a ga i Jtoilor CStamber of Conimerce, IdiKiB of rating iâna. Ih e y are “noo-vatiable” garten riaases of the North and whisked his wife, Mary, church secretary la in the office and for his activities in moot of k exciBgivftIv and “variable.” ible may cost you 25 to 30 percent lees then Coventry Cooperative school of the churdi weekdays from 9 onto the floor for what witnesses 8. Why have my rates gone up even tfioogh 11m programs conducted by the said turned into a vigorous Hun “ NcHi-variabie” is the daioet popular kin(L the same coverage with $50 deductible, will ba receiving their diplomaa a.m. to noon, and wlU aaeiat Now, wMi too asw G>E (Mk-Alladi Jayoees during the past year. garian ix>lka. Pve never had an accident? Becairae insur this week at programa at the pannta with the pra-regiatm- Your policy is based on flat rates srhkfa do not h' if you have a hoy in high school who dihma Second Congregational Church •qNpoMal, Atr CondRioaiag la toe J. ArttHX- OharleboU, outgo- Observers said Scranton's ex ance oocnpanies ace paying out more money in tkm of their ch^dren. The pre- hM president, presented presi- d^m id oo your driving record. your car, enrofi him in his schex^s (hiuor train basement. registration has bean found to 84oa raaQa b wMtbi toe pries' Rato of pression never changed from his riaimB than ever before. How ocune? There are dential awards to Joseph Har usual deadpan during the whirl “VariaMe” is tibe “merit-deenwit” pluL The ing course. 'Ihis may lower your liabflity rates The daas taught by Mra Ed be necessary so aa to be able to ctooal eve^fone. . . CooRaQ eoRs ris, Intenial vice president and around the flcx>r. more cars on the road than ever before (about win Lawton will have tta pro provide study materiala for more accidents you have, file higher your rates. 5 to 15 percent. gram at 6:80 pjn. tomorrow. awaat on top of your present furnace 22 can for every mile of road). There are more each child. A flat n t o wiU b f The fewer aoddenta, the lower your rates. h If you own two cars, be sure they are both ReoeiviDg their diplomaa will charged for families with mon ...top condensing system outside... accidents per 100 cars. Cars cost more to re be Joantte Bradley, Nadhia Here in Ckuinecticut, the Natiomride com insured with the aame company. Yhu may gat than two children attending. pair. Juries are awarding bigger settlements. boto ore connected with the new Qwto- panies sell both kinds. a discount. Nationwide generally offisn • 10 ^âêa_wJi **----^---- -»------■ E H R A FANCY, LEAN As long as insurance companies have to pay rOCiOfy OOCNIMv percent discount for both cars. 3.WliydoBWBmider25 out more, they have to take in more. Reault: SUMMER SESSION P’ M you think you’re a careM (hivar, and yott pay snek high rates? Deiv. you pay higher rates. HAVE YOU AN have a good d ivin g lecxwd, be sura to girt sis in this age group have EVENT SCHEDULED WHIIMANTIC STATE GOLLEOE Nationwide a try. You may find that wo o n a much higher percentage 9. What If I’m hit by a THAT CALLS for save you some of your hard-earned maney. •ENERAL.ELECTRIC DAY m i SVENIN9 COURSES A St. Charles Kitchen is no of accidents than drivers in driver with no insurance? FOOD? compromiic between what you Orafioato aad 17a4ergraduato Ooarses available la the any other age group. And You can now buy insurance ROUND wont and what’s svsilabk. If you have any questions that are not answered be a feliosrtag areas: that win protect you if this 1 $• A these.young drivers have in this advertisemoit, check the Ysilaw Braos r Jm$ • It’s truly oustom-crested around happens. It’s called Un r a( a your personality aad needs. worse accidenta, too. for the number of a Nationwide agent. 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■^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 00NN« TUESDAY, JUNE I, 1964 MANGHBSTBR IVININO HERALD, MAMGHHVm, OONK„ TUESDAY* TOlfE % 1N4 SouthWindsor the general aim ot blocking shy Events goods of mllltAry importance../ id tliat daapiU eondtdteiit doonomy pro* Events in World Bouncementa from govam m m t aourccd Connecticut DISTURBANCE; A g ro u p ot and deapite cutback! already ordered, Teachers in Town Meet HEW DELHI, India (AP) Mississippi Negroes to!lid a panel Evnfin0 l| e rd d t Leningrad airport, ths Soviet In Natiofj, of educators, lawyers and'writ the weapona Induatry la in no danger bd> Prime Minister .Nehru’s succes news agency Teas reported. The ' FOBLUHtP B t n u Yankee ers Monday of suffering beat cauae defenae apendinf will eontlnua sor, Lai Bahadur Shaetrl, named Yugoslav prMidsnt spent 22 WASHINGTON (AP)—In the M BUlSlHMimgp ooT imc. To Imp rove Curriculum new Cabinet today that re ings, shootings and bombings In hig^ no matter what hours in Leningrad after a state their stats. iSacitM t^ Oetm, B y A .H .O . tains ths 11 members of Neh visit to Flnbmd. >W8 from Washington: ' rA-' Soma of the incidents came m o u A B r . r k R ^ g o fi And the other view ia that if auch teachers haveOlum for UUs phase of ths educa- ru’s Cabinet and includea four RIFLES: The Army is keep- WAurm iL nROtmoM Those nobis Romans who sp- after Negroes attempted to reg I I^MaMn apending doea take a plunge, the aero- been holding regular meetings new members. ROME (AP) — A hurricane j Ing closer tabe on who buys its srato In soma Intimate aaaoela- Uonal program. The committee ister, they said. J>te—atd October 1. U U during the year to improve Includes Joseph Tripp, chair The additions are Nehru's lashed 270 miles of Italy’s tour apace weapona induatry t^lL_juat have tion with tha leadership o t tha surplus rifles. The meeting, sponsored by the various areas of the school cur man, Avery 8treet, Mrs. Flor daughter, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, Ist-crowded upper Adriatic coast Crorr SvoBliix Bxooirt SuodAyo to plunge with it beca^w^êre la no Republican party in Ooiuiseti- riculum. minister of information . and Monday night, killing at least The office which promotes Council of Federated Organiza ence Brunner, Avety; Mrs. Do civilian marksmanship has cen L JBoMnd Atlbo Peat Uftlea M way to plan for vaat conversion. When eut’a larger eitisa have bean, in The science curriculum has broadcasting; 8. K. Patil, the two Italians and svfeeplng fish tions which plans a massive Ne Oom.. aa Saooad Claaa Hail rothy BrassUl, Orchard Hill; tralized a listing of persons who gro voter registration drive in the Skybolt miaalle contract waa halted, the olosing phase of tbs present been the main area of study. Mrs. Esther Lathrop, Wapplng; Congress party’s political chief ing boats out to sea. struggle over the stats chair in Bombay, railways minister; Seven fishermen were feared Purchase the rifles from the Mississippi this summer, was Douglas Aircraft layed off 6,000 per Dr. Robert Wlckwlre, professor Mrs. Evelyn Pope, Pleasant Army and who belong td recog Interrupted briefly. •DB8CBa>TION BATB8 manship of their party, subject of science education at WllU- Valley, and Mrs. Ruth Thomp Sanjiva Reddy, steel minister, drowned. Fayabla la Advaaca sona. ‘'What kind of contingency pro ed to some rather cruel and and Humayun Kablr, minister of Inland, near Lake Garda, a- nized rifle clubs. A white man who identified ySEY a • a a • •• • a •• •• • • • a a a • mantic State College, was en son, Union chool. Authorities denied Monday the Mon thO aaa***«««««******a u.oo gram could be developed for 6,000 peo mercUeas attack by the m k e e - gaged as a resource person for Water Resources Hearing Bet petroleum and chemicals. cyclone virtually wrecked the I I himself as George Patler, 28, a The chief absentee Is former move came as a result of Presi- aa.HooUia •••••••••••••••a W«60 ple?" asks the planning head for Doug manahlp for the May faetikm of the elementary soienoe uommit- The State Water Resources member of the American Nazi Finance Minister Morarji Desai, ulatlon of TfeS**- “ ‘ , Xatbawa SpedaT Agoicy — New York Cbb producing effort and expense. spokesman said Monday. | Washington attorney who was eaaco, DetroSl and Boatoa. ______, X Sig city party power those very Pleasant Valley: Mrs. Renate maps showing the flood lines while attending Manchester. '"“'îv^^relatlvro ' ^“‘'n M«toe"rakaptor,"order o i possessed. Ridiculously 1 aw .^nOCBBR AUDIT EUBJIAU OP ORCOLAi- Rioux, Wapping; Richard Stowe, will be available (or examina er, five relatives and a half, State Department press offi- administrative a.ssistant to for As more and more workers, directly same Romans who had, it was High School from whicfl he dozen newsmen attended down payments and easy ternas 'TIONS ______Pleasant Valley; Joseph Perza- tion at the town hall during a cer Richard I. Phillips said mer President Dwight D. Eisen- also figure in his scheme. It.,is or indirectly involved In defense indus charged, been squandei^g the graduated in 1961. Almond at burial of Lee Yoon-shik, 20, who A sophomore at Manchester there will be conversations in bower from 1956 to 1960. Mc- party substance for y a i» nowakl, Eaisworth; Saul Fine- two week period prior to the High School. Penny is a mem further alleged that some o t ' DIaday adrartlalac eloalaf bettrat try, begin losing jobs, the temptation to hearing. tended Baker University, Bald died Sunday, (our days after he Paris with the committee o( al- Cabe is director of research for T foe Monday — 1 p.m. IMday. We won't go into the detfils stone, Pleasant Valley; William win City, Kan., where he stud was injured. ber of Student Council, the Rifle the people he sells to are really ease up on defense economy efforts will lies which coordinates trade Goldwater’a presidential cam- dead but haven't bean esh* For Tnaaday — 1 p-nt Monday. e f what these local Romans Perry, Wapping, and Robert On the day of the hearing, ied voice, organ and theory. He Team and the Debating Club. wlth (Jommunist countries with paign. For Wednaaday — 1 p.BL Tnaaday. Ford, Avery. bahned yet. .— For Ttanaday — 1 p-m. Wadneaday. Increase. But such cutbacks must come. - wsre callsd. We never get that a commission staff engineer will la presently attending Hartt BEIRUT, Lebanon (A P)—Am He has held the offices of sev- For Friday — 1 p.m. Thnraday. A closer and more energetic look at harsh, sven in quotation, about Previously ths curriculum for be at the town hail from 10:80 erican military veterans of the' enth preceptor and orator prior T a r Satartay — 1 p.m. Friday ^ ^ ^ a.m. to 4 p.m. to answer ques College of Music of the Univer the conversion problem is bound to turn anybody. the Grades 7 and 8 had been a war in South Viet Nam are being to being elected to his new posi ' daaalflad deadUBa: 10:10 Am. aaeb day a( But'flnally, ths othsr day, ths tions regarding the proposed sity of Hartford where he ia . pablleatioa except Batuiday — 0 Aaa. general science type, but it Is studying organ and church employed by the royalist faction tion. QUALITY INSURANCE SINCE 1923! up some kind of plowshares. Roman turned. In a public now specialized. The new curri lines. music with John Doney and in Yemen's civil war to prepare C. Daniel Thayer was elected !!5i statement which sounded aa if culum for Grade 7 will em William a. Wise, commission artillery attacks on the republi senior councilor and Barry D TuMitoy, June f theory with compofler Arnold he had tome modem day Cleero phasize life science only. This director, said anyone unable to can capital of Sana, the news Gooding junior councilor. The Franchettl. 164 EAST CENTER ST. doing his speechwriting for him, is a biology course taught for a attend the hearing may (lie a paper Al Nahar said today. appointive officers will be an The Smell Of Duat, Of Rain the redoubtable Patrick J. De- full year. The Grade 5 oum - written statement with the com The paper said the Americans, nounced at the final meeting of Pasquale, Hartford State Cen oulum will emphasize physical mission, which will be incorpor whose number was not given, the season Monday. All officers MANCHESTER — 649-5261 O m Qrhn OomnMfieement Talk ^ J The land has never been aa thirsty on I f » tral Committeeman, questioned science,' or rudimentary chem ated into the testimony taken at were ex - servicemen recruited will be installed in the fall. whether hs himself would have the hearing, for review by the Prie§t Explains a comparable spring day aa it was on istry and physics. by a royalist leader through un K has been somewhat rMreShing, for been quits so disreputable a po commission in reaching its deci official sources in the UTiited Ample Parking Front and Rear the seventh of June, 1964. In Grade 9^ general science sion. a dianga, to have Dr. Grayson Kirk of litical character if he had sup will be replaced by a "double Liturgy Changes States. Oohmabta Uhivwaity leading o ff the sea I f you had struggled to satisfy even ported Mr. May's candidate track type" of curriculum. Gen Community Calendar Planned Al Naha said ids information Members of the Exchange came from unnamed foreign a small constricted spot of its throat, rather thkn State Chairman eral science will be offered to The Rev. Eugene F. Torpey, FOR son’s oommmeement addresses with Club will complete their can correspondents who recently vis Plnney. Noble Roman DePas- provide a review of ^logical some rattier resolute pessimism. using a primitive watering can, or even quale dared infer, in fact, that vass of the town this month, in chaplain of the Ladies of St. ited the ousted Imam of Yemen, a newfangled hose system, you knew and physical sciences. Earth James, was the guest of honor “Before Losses Happen, Insure With Lappen!" We wonder if some of the people who he could have become a fine lo science will be introduced, in forming residents of the publica Mohammed El Badr, in north cal statesman if only, the Sun tion of the Community Birth east Yemen. Cosmetics Hstened to him foimd themselves fright for yourself how unquenchable was the cluding _ geology, astronomy, at the annual installation ban day before the State Central day Calendar. quet of the organization last ened by him. W e think he intended to dust fire down below, how prodigious meteorology and oceanography. rrs Committee elections, he had told Changes have also been The calendar will list the night at E'iano's Restaurant, MOSeXJW (AP) — President the capacity to swallow and make van Tito flew back to Yugoslavia to frighten people. And we think people the big May delegation which started in the biology, physics meeting dates of organizations Bolton. He spoke of the coming iSii ish, how bottomless^ the gullet. day after talks with Premier Bride and Glcxim need to be scared—at least enough to called upon him to seek his sup- and chemistry courses. The bio in town and the names, birth-; changes in the liturgy of the HHii When your whole earth is dry, there jjort that he would vote with days and anniversaries of South church, and mentioned briefly Khrushchev on the troubles in jott them out of any easy assumption logical science curriculum study the world Communist movement Uggeffs Prospective fathers-of-the-bride i l l them and against Plnney. Windsor residents. 1 the program of the club during •h;;* that, even without anybody doing any is no remedy other than the wholesale A- approach will be emphasized in The caleridgr is the first caused by the Chinese - Soviet Noble Roman DePoaquale, or biology. This was developed by the past year. A t The Parkade consider this! Damaged wedding thing or having a real opinion about approach. his modem day Cicero of a pub major attempt \^to coordinate conflict. the American Institute of Biolog Mrs. John Schelbenpflug in MANCHESTER presents could spell “ gloom" for anything, everything is going to come The whole sky has to fill and open, lic relations counsel, could have meeting dates oPall the town's stalled the officers. Mrs. Alvin Khrushchev bade Tito farewell v'f’ ical Sciences. Physics will em organizations. It will be effec out an right in the end for the best of fill and open, fill and open, with in be expanded the same theme. Par phasize the Physical Science Baldt will serve as president the newlyweds. Protect their valu ticularly. of course, they could tive Sept. 1. for the coming year, assisted by all possible nations hf the best of all Study Committee approach in able gifts with AEtna Casualty’6 tween timM Tor soaking to p and have asked whether Noble Re Major town organizations are Mrs. Samuel Maltempo, vice possible worlds. spread, until even the tightest spot un man Ed Sandula, o f Bridgeport, 5 : parttolpatlng, and funds raised president; Mrs. Nunsio Lupac- low-cost Wedding Presents Floater. during the subscription drive *Tn one sense," said Dr. Kirk aa he der tree foliage or hedge has been satu who was auch a synrbol o f all in the last few years. Chemistry ^ purchase a free chino, secretary, and Mrs. Al It covers gifts against practically m the possible political vices aa he fred Kargl, treasurer. :;-;3 tried to wake us all up to a few serious rated by the drippings from leaves even wIM emphasize the chemical dom shrine for the high school. now supported Plnney in 1664, education material study ap all risks before and 90 days after eonoerns which we may have to handle though never once reached by a direct was somehow different from The freedom shrine consists of GAR RENTALS proach, including textbooks, lab 24 copies of this country's major the wedding. for oura^ves, “the American dream ia drop. what he waa In 1961, when he oratory and films. It sll sroond you this summer— rlfht historical documents. •r LEASING ever. Many o f the cherished beliefs of A quiet, gentle persistence of this sort, supported the May fg ftion. R Is expected that the curric Recital Series hers la Cormscticut. And wherever i As for the May fW .ion prop- Richard Evans and Ronald our national youth no longer seem to lasting for a cou p le'of dayd, can put ulum changes for Grades 7-12 Provost h^d the subscription you |0 in our ir s it state, csll ahead agandaahlp It, if it really should be ready by September. To End Sunday • A n M a k e s fit the conditions o f life in our tin^. the earth Into condition then to receive thought It had something in campaign.-' to maks arranfcmsnts snd rtssrvs- The teachers on the committee Heads Bureau • A H M o d o k THE IFFERENCE "In oonsequence, it is fair to say that a real strong rain, from which it may de such an apparent call for the attended the New England TTie Werner Studio, Frederic tions. Have a irsat time on your va .18 RobeMnW. Stoughton, a for • AH T im e s our people appear to be in a greater clare some immediate dividend for stor elimination of such Noble Ro Science Conference, Portland, E. Werner and Mrs. Louise cation: Start K off by Long Distance. mans from the Republican state Maine; met with Dr. Ralph Ketr- mer teacher and principal at May tee quote rate* and assist you -state of national confualoB than at any age purposes. Oourtaar Tbe Sculptor picture, missed a great oppor sted. science consultant for the Elis t h Memorial High Recknagel, Instructors of piano Paul Dedoe Pontiac tlma in ttielr peacetime history. The fu In some respects, after such a May Schooy||u been named chief of and organ, will present the as we have so many others? “WINGED CHIMERA" By David Hayes, Mancheater Artist Now Woriting In Francs tunity of its own. State Department ot Education TM sHnuN in muM INC. ture once seemed to be so sure, so cer drought, the beautiful rain comes too It could, if it had wished to and visited and contacted many the EwHL i of Pupil Personel third and closing recital of the mHNiE cisrm 37S MAIN SIHEET tain and so alluring. Now we appear to late. Tour lawn will turn green again, be consistent, have congratu school systems. and Spimal Educational Ser season on Sunday afternoon in Phone 649-2881 vices for the state. the chapel of South Methodist We do our bait to serve you bottor be unsure of ourselves, sometimes of but the hay will never thicken and grow lated the Plnney forces upon Committee members include: having been so pure and high Junior high, Richard Tustln, The state board of education Church at 8:30. Thirty-seven of 'rar course, frequently of our prospects." tall as it might have. Some of the gar Herald standard and conscientious and chairman. Pleasant 'Valley; approved the promotion at a their students, both beginners How do we get bade on the traick'tif den plants will make up for lost time, efficient they managed to retire Miss Everly Luippold, Ells recent meeting in Hartford. and advanced will be presented. and some are stunted beyond real re Jimmy from the State Central Com worth: Glen Frank, Orchard Little League Score* At the close hf this recital, sureness about ourselves and our des Yesterdays Werner will announce the stu vival. Some shrubs and trees are dead. Tennis Anyone? mittee by far the Noblest Ro Hill; Donald Domijian, Wap The Lions beat the Owls 3-2, tiny? Dr. Kirk, bless him for being one man of them all. Prosper Lavi- ping; Miss Mary Donahue, winning pitcher was Jim Da dent receiving the award for eommencement Speaker who misses H, But even bad news, in the weather, 25 Years Ago ' eri of Winsted and the 31st Sen Avery; High School (9-121 Miss ley. The Cardinals beat the the highest average report card had no panacea. About the best he makes for variety, and then, if you have Breslin atorial District. But Lavieri, for Ann Duffy, chairman; Daniel Short Seconds 10-4 with Bud for the season. The public is Invited. really could offer was a word or two progressed far enough to say that, it Manoheeter Herald praised in all his well known talents and Kaye, Gordon Rockwell and Foster the winning pitcher. A book by Profeseor Odell Shep his magnificent career - long Miss Virginia Glngras. home run was hit by Tom Juk- about false trails and remedies we ought makes for philosophy. The important Rain dripped from the blue Dick Aurelio, has travel folders water gets a chance in the next The mathematics curriculum AUTOGRAPHS BAG awning In front of the apart ard of Trinity Orilege entitled demonstration of the political nis of the Short Seconds. to try to avoid. thing is not to avoid horrible drought out, non-partisan apeaking en couple of days he ought to look ’’Connecticut, Past and Pres- techniques and standards o f a committee has been meeting The latest standings in the CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)— ment house, and the bulkUngs at gagements ready to be accepted each week to develop the Grade New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock "CSearly," he said, “ we must not be all the time or to have perfectly bal Park Ave. and 80th Street at Javits’ hands. The Senator snt." Noblest Roman, would not be Little League are: WHY and, as a hole card, there is a 8 curriculum to follow Grades efeller was picking his way i bemused by the attitudes of shallow anced rain guaranteed all the time, but reached into a gloomy sky yes has a small cut on one linger Lee Spalding awarded rank coming in for any righteous Senior Division: Hawks 5-1; NATO Parliamentarians organ of his right hand. But the cut of Eagle Scout at Court ot Hon scorn for the May faction. He 1 and 2 begun this year. Grade Owls 3-3; Bears 3-3; Rotary through autograph seekers in a cynicism or rejection currently so promi to have on hand within yourself some terday morning. Sen. Jacob ization in which Javits is chair S will begin the modern math will be gone by the fall. So, then or of Mancheater District, Boy was, for better or for worse, one 2-4, and Lions 2-5. hotel lobby when a woman nent in literature and the arts." capacity to sense and experience what Javits wM under the awning, man of the economics commit program this September. waiting for his secretary to pull it won't hurf any when Javita, Scouts of America. of its staunch supportera. Regular Division: Cubs 6-1; thrust two books at him for his Or, he might have added, in the prac does 'come. The sm^l of the dust, and tee. About the time Goldwater the best Republican vote-getter So, because it could not find The elementary mathematics signature. up in a car and drive him to is a big campaign issue, and committee includes Richard Cards 5-2; Dodgers 3-3; Short ticed blankness in the face of some that of the rain, are very much alike, the airport for a plane to Wash in New York, sits on his hands lU way to caUIoguq all Noble Seconds 2-4, and Yank* 1-4. "That’s a pretty tough choice” danger point, for ail Republi during Barry Goldwater’s cam 10 Years Ago Stewart. chairman. Avery the governor said Monday as he American youth. and quite aa sweet as one another, If we ington. Javits moodily watched Romans equally, and because, in Farm Division: Twins 3-0; cans in the £aat, Aurelio hopes paign. any case, we never pass up any Street; Marvin Elsenberg, vice- stared a moment at the books— are really part of our own world. the rain come down against the Donald P. McOomb awarded chairman, Wapping; Mrs. Flor Angels 2-1; Senators 2-1; Phil- "Bqually unattractive," continued Dr. buildings and he talked about to hear of a special meeting, in 19M Publlahen Newspaixr opportunity to deplore anything ,, „ „ — . , , , . Six Cri.ses" by former Vice Paris, of the NATO group. Srodicate Horace M. Morae Hlatory Prise ence Brunner, Avery; Mrs. lies 2-2; Orioles 1-3 and Giants Richard M. Nixon and Kirk, “are the counsels of those leaders what it is like to be a Republi at Mount Harmon Claee day ex that seems to raise even mytho 0- 3. ‘Tennis,” be was saying the logical ethnic standards, ws pro Dorothy Fausf, Avery; Miss Pa 1 "Profiles In Courage" by the HEAT can from New York and have who would have us believe that new and ercises. tricia Rice, Wapping; Mrs. Ber Pee Wee Division: Tigers'3M); Barry Goldwater as your party’s other day. “ that’s another thing test the attempt of the May late President John F. Kennedy. Ralph U. Maocarone and nadette Nelson, PIea.sant Val Pirates 1-0; Mets 2-1; Brhves eomplioated problems cajt be solved by The Car Crashes probable nominee (or President. the Senator likes to play. Ten A Thought for Today faction, in its defeat, to blame Instead of signing the books. ! George Spence receive degree ley, and Mias Evelyn Redfieid, 1- 3, and Colts 0-2. the governor scrawled "Rocky" ' simple solutions more evocative of a "Goldwater will lose the state nis in hot climates. He’s been to Sponrored by the Manehestor the Noble Romans for that de by between 800 and 900,000.” Acapulco, Mexlep, before and from Hartt College of Music. feat. The defeat came, we sus Wapplpg. on a department store bag and vanished past than filled with the Increasingly, State Police Commis Manoheeter Evep^g Herald Javits was saying. "But that he liked it very much. The Council o f Churches Jobless claims in Manchester pect, because the battle should The transition room teachers gave it to the woman. Rockefel tie orenrhelminffaronte promise of a better future." sioner Leo Mulcahy is placing greater shouldn't be the primary con whole idea is to keep moving. I down from SIS to 563 from re never have been started. have been meeting weekly since South Windsor ebrreepondent, ler is here for the 56th annual emphasis on auto safety research and port of two weeks before. January to develop the currlcu- Brownie Josep>h> tel. 644-0148. I National Governors Conference. Dr. Kirk was speaking while Califor methods to dramatize the results of that sideration in your judgment at don’t know what’s going to hap For the Christian, Christ is nians were voting. resarch. all. There are other things pen to somebody like Sen. Keat the supreme expression of God's Savings Bank of Manchester authorised to sell Saving Bank “ Finally," said Dr.'lDrk, “we must re The experiments that have been tak which are more Important. You ing. He has to run for office love for men in our world. We Th« firit of each nnonth, our research analyaM pub have to remember, I have to do during this thing. would find the way he points us Life Insurance. Today in History strain ourselves from the emotionally ing place in Blast Haddam are directed lish a booklet In which they take an overall look at for Connecticut homes ? things as a man, too." He shook "How bad is it?" Aurelio toward; we would share in the Everett Kennedy Jr., engin gratifying but socially dangerous tac toward that end. The commissioner has his head. "And I simply cannot By The AssooUtod Proas S A L E D A Y S S A L E D A Y S the economy, the market and apecific industries and been extremely blunt about his views, said. "Half the staff right here fellowship that binds us together eer in Water Department, peas back him.” in the building of his kingdom tics of violence to achieve our ends. but this is by no means to say that in this office says it will not es comprehensive written ex Today ia Tuesday Junt -9, the THURS.. FRI.. THURS., FRI., SAT. stocks. We mall this booklet-called Buelneee A 8e- "What is your mall like?" he vote (or Goldwater. Imagine on earth. That desire requires amination conducted by State 161st day of 1964. Thero are “ Only the entire nation is the loser," straight-forwardness is not required J U N E 1 1 -1 2 - ourHiea-to our individual and inatitutionat clients. was asked. — what it’s like outside.” of us: constant prayer of thanks Board of Registration for Pro 205 days left in the year. J U N E 1 1 -1 2 -1 3 he said, to give one sample of what he when it comes to auto safety. "Heavily against," he said. "I giving to God, dedication to “ If this exhibition arouses public And yesterday morning, when fessional Engineers A Survey Today’s Highlight In Histoty Now, so you can judge for youraeff the high oalibre meant, “ when the education of a whole ran into a guy last night who tasks before us, unceasing wit ors. awareness of the dangers of riding in Javits’ car pulled into La Guar- On this date in 1772 occurred of our Research Department's findings and publi generation of Negro children ia sacrl- . said I was doing a brave thing ness to his love, and surrender small cars," said the commissioner, “ it by going against Goldwater. He dla Airport and he stepped out of our lives to his will. And Manchester Service ohibs one of the first acts of rasist- cations, we offer you the next six issues of Buelneee ficed to the shortsightedness of mili will be wwthwhlle. We want to create said, ‘You have 810,000 for any to catch the shuttle to Washing while we will never completely hare CEarles F. Coates, vies ance to British authority before tant leaders on both sides o f the inte buyer resistance to small cars and to public interest you name'.” ton, the .problem was getting fulfill his calling, we will try, chairman of Oonsectlcut State ^ revolution when the armed A Seeufttlee without cost. even more Immediate for Javits. English vessel Gaapee, ran gration struggle." arouse demands by customers for more "I’d like to see you go into and we will seek better ways Development Commission In a typleal Issue you will find: safety devices." the garment center at lunch He was going to Washington spesking on area planning re aground in Nairagansett Bay K was Dr. Kiik’s contention, that “our to serve him. He gave himself Mulcahy said that a two-year study time in about mid-October and for the civil rights voting this for us without reservation and quired for modern business and M d was burned by an American country has rounded a corner in its hls- of 1,300 accidents showed a rider's get up and tell them that you week. And in the seat next to he deserves our complete devo industrial systems. boarding party. THE Is Timely comment on news reporle ef Importanee tory- Ths road which Iqd to that corner chances of death or injury were twice want them to vote for Goldwa him In the Senate chamber, and tion. George E. Adamy receives Ob This Data to the Inveeler and trader. Foreeaete by top epeclat- representing, a philosophy which In 1791, the author of “Hctne, ORIGINAL no longer beckons us on ahead with- the as great in a small car as in a standard ter.” he was told. Submitted by the Rev. Felix degree o f master of buslneas is thousands' of miles away, sits Sweet Home,” John Howard Isls to help you fully understand the Investment siae car. “They’d revolt," he said. "It’s M. Davis, Minister, Second Con wfanlni^tlon from Graduate II II same legible signposts that- guided our not going to happen, though. I Barry M. Goldwater. If Gold- gregational Church. Payne, was bom in Nsw Tork - meanings of polWeal, eoenomle and buelneee de- fathsKs." The results of the Blast Haddam drag School Of Business, Boston U. City. Strip tests arc to be evaluated and addi simply could not do a thing like ORMA velopments. H e had, being a eommencem«MtêMi- V tional reports will be made later. We that. I wouldnt have been able AS ADVERTISED AT $14.95 to tell anybody in my own tor, to conclude with a suggestion of suspect Uiat more data \^'fll be unveiled apartment last night to vote for / 2 s Unhedged opinions on eelected stocks eon- soms new signposts—social justice, ■ the by, car manufacturers as time goes by because the safety of a car la nor wholly Goldwater. The worst spot for eldered parlleularly attractive at curreni prices. fostering ef the life o f tiie mind and determined by its ability to absorb an any politician Is to have the feeling that you can't unquali the spirit, the determination to' bring impact Acceleration, center of gravity, 8 s U eli of 10 to 40 stocko on which w# have le- maneuverability, to name a few factors, fiedly support your party’s can abou^ the peaceful existence of a shrink- didate. Which is where I am aued new opinlone er reports during the preceding Ing^werid. all share part of the equation that de right now.” termines whetlier a car is involved in an mentti. BiitriMl^pre be got to that more or leas accident or not. If the car is not Involved The car, a green Lincoln Con SUNGLASSES oomimhiary Mad of fadeaway, Dr. Kirk tinental, pulled up and Javita In an, accident it thereby escapes being 4 s Concise explenatlene of Inveetmenttechnlquee bad b een ' Canalstently unpleasant and an accident statistic. Thus, what was got into the back seat He open ed a brown attache case and Guasanfeed alanUng.' To how mahy of us does it being studied at Blast Haddam was not and opportunities such as short eelllng, the value the inherent safety of the car, but the started fishing througli the pa aver occur that if we want a better pers in it. This Is one of the big ef market erdere, money-saving tax strategy and safety of the car i^ it is struck by an- * EYE STRAIN world, or even want to keep the world other car. gest of the vote-getters. And he NO Unfil Hie Uke-informatlon to help you invest more euo- we have, we are going to have to do gets his votes in New York eeeefully. It ia correct, however, that auto manu State, some ol them from the They're something about it ourselves? And be facturers can build into cars greater buildings the car was taking NO WAVES Mall the coupon and receive the next six lesuee of Ejk-. ■ gin by a revolt against the confusion safety provisions than styling considera him past, and in this city, w h/-- tions now allow. And this is a factor^ Gone this helpful publication. and tbssB, and against the cheap an- ever you go, you hear psopla DISTORTION The car has to sell, and if the public is talk-of Barry Goldwater as if NO ■ sSMSiMaBSBMSBSsasssiBro aroasasMsaasMS sw en to that confusion and meas, which happier buying styling than safety, the he were the new McCarthy. And ! PtsaM Mod Suslwiss S Sssurltiss to ms for six menttis J are so dominant a theme in so many auto companies are confronted by a Javits who was raised down dilemma. jh I We Will Make Prescription Sunglaases By Duplicating your without ehsrgs. phases of our hvlngr '' town, knows it better than any MA One item in the news suggests that a body. p A l a d w w present spectacles first! 8m The NewMt SiiBglsss Lana change has come over the d e s ir e s 't h e “It’s pointless to deal with (pIsassprM) motoring public. The word from Detroit theories right now,” hq said. ■*THE OREY TONE LENS” MmA Try Harder is that auto men expect that the demand “What is. it,- a month from ABSOLUTELY FREE OF ALL UNNATURAL COLOR MBTORTION (or th^ compact cars has run its course now? Then tlie practice ^11 be and the buyer again wants a longer and .Z o o s . .Stats. fha majori^ of executives tai the right an us and the impact of more powerful auto. No doubt this has events as they happen will oc I niiainsss Phans .Horns WiOBS.______wsipona-making industry made it quite little to do with safety considerations— OPEN cur and you take it from there. ■ a a a a a a a a a a a ■ a as a ■ a a M as as ffl thsy regard oonwrsion to peace- but it nuiy have some influence. But my opposition is clear. I’m ^ ipuuifactiiring as totally unfeasi- In any case, the State Police have unwilling to make a blunt com , ^ ^ O N D A Y SHEMSQN, MAMMILLA CO. 11 been well advised in our view to conduct jr outright myth. mitment. And I won’t bolt the Mssihsis Now York Slesii faehanfs/NunSsS fll the tests they have been making. The party. So I elmply have to'And those oBocutives setow final report will contribute much to our THRU a way out”, — 918 Main Street, Manchester aat two asaia points of view, general understanding of auto safety__ What 'Javita is going to do If SATURDAY ■slusiva One M d the subject is still far from a closed Goldwater runs, is raher elear. 763 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER—643-1191 book.—MIDDLiBTOWN PR SSf, His assjataat la Washington, MiHSJUCAIi 400b OlpUtgfOg(lit* MANeHESTER BETTER NOME HEAT "*-n« 11 I, !.t -rm p '*

;i ■ ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUE8f>AY, JUNE f, 1964 EIGBT EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN., TUEI^AY, JUNE f, 19M

Wapping; Miss Florence Leon Few Get Dos Tssb Officials Study ard, RFD I, Rockville; Donna ’ #»'■ Extra Pay Plan Adopted, Barry Confident^ 4 Barry Votes Seenf Police Arrests M. Plnkham, 16 Bank St.; The town clerk’s office re Bids on School Obituary James 'Dllona, Wethersfield; ports teat very few Man David R. Lewie, 20, of 179 Mrs. Margaret Trollo, Camden, To Take EHect in Fall chester dog owners have N. J.; Mrs. Joan Masteraanti, Birrii at, late laat night was Town officials, mtmbars at Uggatt tmH W. H u m bought licenses for their P^mised by Pinney obargad with opmtlon of a Jarl W. Haiuan, M, oi E u t Warehouse Point; Mrs. May Says Ike Neutral pots to date. the board of sducatioa, and club, 1760; baoketball, |TM; motor vanlele and' causing un- ipton, teUMr of Wilhelm B. Keefe, East Hartford; Mrs. A newly revUed extra pay^ members of the town building Joan Kennel and son, 13 golf, $340; drama, $896; pho- lynvn Clerk Edward Tom- (Ceuttauad frdm Page Om ) naoaaaary noise. -w pSSStti o< 18 Trotter St., died plan for teacher - advleors of klel issued a reminder that octa u get along all right If the committeee wlU meet In the u at CMclieeter Oonvalea- man Circle; Mrs. Carol Dehptfy tograi^y club, $1$0 . (€ tram tiage Ckm) Police reported that ' Lowie sports and clubs at all three edu- Altogether, the plaii provldee all dogs, stat months old or Republican jpany la to aatabliah tent Home. and daughter, 149 Ch'e6Uuit S t; •mars, pradfetod tbat tf the meeting, Royal B. Cowles, waa observed, pursued and board room of Bennet Junior cetlonal levels will take effect for 46 eimilar high ecnool ad- gtU OM amnbalion ever, must be licensed by the ■tato Lodge ter Preeldent chair itself aa tee majority party, stopped (At the Center after a High School tomorrow night at Other aundvore are hie wife, Mrs. Kathleen MatsoD'îUid son, ha hlmaclf didn't vohiataer iuiy which I believe it ia, it muat area eons, two brothers, one 75 Summer StjAra. Virginia in September. vlaoiahlps. Two hU[h tohool obaarvatlona in that fleld, he will aeesfit a plattorm wMch end of this month, or their man, said Pinney told him that polios chase around Manriieater 8:46 to diacuM tha town’s new HALL owners will be subject to ar bring in the various aides. I later bad aix frandchfidren. Sheldon ' and .-ûghter. East The board of education laat clubs. Sounds o f M m dad tiM ’*Wa talkad moaUy about golf wUI unite the party behind him. Ooldwater would be allocated streets in which the youth waa school construction. Varrity mM Club, hav* Nixon, sliorUy after arriving rest and fine. four of the 16 Connecticut dele don’t believe Barry Goldwater The officUlu, including Gen mnaral aervicea took place Hartford; >ffs. Barbara Soares night adopted the 1964-05 pay and how to gat rid of the burritts wlU participate In any lacehislT- ridlu a motorqycla without a hia aftamoon at the Spencer and sqnf''tilastonbury. schedule for the advlaors’ poal- droiipped,' aa has tM poelUdR ot that has been bothering him," from Detroit early today, told a gates. •'* muffler. The cycle was im eral Manager Richard Maytin newsman: 1st movementa.” ' roneral Hbine. 112 Main St., DjaCHARGED TODAY: Da- tlona and established as board utaaltaat debatlUag Icoooli. the ocnator said. "I am diiwatiafled at tela al pounded and Lewie waa sum and Supt of Schools William FOR RENT Bast Hampton. Burial was in >hf Stone, RFD 2, Vernon; Gre- la addiuontonextoUac jaa* Biaenbower, who urged the ‘ 1 respect the evaluation of location,” said Cowlea. who Middendorf said Ooldwatar moned to appear in Manches- H. Curtis, will attempt to de policy a seven-point set of regu attracts praclnct workars on a aUteview Cem etery, B i ^ eel L. Cote, 269 Lin wood Dr., lations governing the positions. lor high iatramural aportl 6 d- govenwre to get behind a move- rituaUon V t)>« oxperta, but Sen. feela two would be enough. ter'a Circuit Court 13 plaa ees- cide which. If any, of the 15 **^4*TOLirAY"$rr^ ■ .' VI • 'a •> Ooldwater still does net have the Local Stock8 larga scale. He already has 7,- lampton. Bolton; Mrs. Grace Hart, Wllll- The revised plan, devised by visora aad four at thi eiemea- mant for tha atates to orlglaata Pinney declined comment. Sion on June 33. alternate bids on Interior con mantic; Patrick Piccarello, 84 tary level, the plaa providto tor a consUtutlonal amendment re mejorlty of the delegates. In the The state leadership has the 000 workers In Oonnactlcut struction ot the Highland Park i l l 0611 i l l 8496 ■' " ' -5- .j Supt. of Schools William H. Cuf- Middendorf said. Joeeph LaForge, 53, of 26 W. Joaepli F. D|IMi Wells St.; Mrs. June Sperry, Us together with a representa four aew elemeatafy poeiUons quiring balancing of the federal next few days, tea Ooldwater Quetattons Pumisbed by right under party riiles to name Gardner 8t., last night was wing will produce a qualifjrlng FOR A IX OOGABIONB tide could put tee eenator ever "W e have tea only ahow in •h BOUTH W INIlSbR— Joseph Wapping; Michele Howard, 53 tive teacher committee, replaces to servo Liacola'^roiii, Mgh- budget every two years, eon Osmpsey-Tegeier Co., lue. six delegateu. ^ e other 10 charged with intoxication. 'Die bid for contract ' i: y- wma (^ WSJ or, on tee other hand, e new town," he added. “ And that’s t ■ Dillon of Hartford, father of Spruce St.; Michael Fominski, an existing plan jyhtch the board lead Park-Nathaa Hale, Koe- ferred with IS of the 16 Rem b Msmbors of New York votes are aUotted to the 9tate arrest followed a domestic quar Most of the alternatives Ism - , ' i trend could develop. the result o f a lot o f hard OrvUIe F. Goalee of 182 Thompsonville; Joseph Lea, 109 j - ^ voted to scrap during its budget aey-Washlagtoa, aad Beatloy- Uean govemora on theIS poMuoapoMtioal Stock Bxciwage convention delegatee on a con rel at his home. LsiForge posted en the base bid. The difficulty Eisenhower proposed in a work.'* will be to find If any lessen it JaSIwb Rd., died yesterday Grandview S t; Leigh Ferguson, deliberations late last winter. At Robertsoa-Buokley oehoela. situation. Romney mlseed the Bank Stocks gressional district basis. a $25 bond and the case will be meeting but flew In later. speech to tee conference Mon This attraction, ha aald, will enough, since the lowest base St. Francis Hospital, Hart- 78 Forest St.; Dwight Down- Miss Judith Prescott Mrs. Barbara C. Swanson the same Ume, the board direct Also created are paid poM- Bid Asked Middendorf noted the grow retxuned to court June 32. Oov. John Anderson Jr, of day night teat tee sUtea origi ba apparant at ths state con bid was $48,700 above the archi ird. ham, 149 Oak St.; Mrs. Edith Bucknell Grad Plymouth Grad ed Dr. CurUs to come up with Uoas for a drama coach at Conn. Bank and ing possibility that Goldwater Kanaaa, conference chairman, nate 8 constitutional amsndment might win the nomination on vention when the number of tect's estimate. Dr. CHirtia be He is survived by his wife, a Rogers, 501 E. Center St.; Mrs. Paul H. Oeissler, son of Mr. Mrs. Rose Marie Tremarco a new one, keeping within its Bennet Jualor High aad a mu Tniet Co...... 64 H 68 ^ Receive Nurse Degrees said ho and his colleagues which would give tee president the first ballot at the San Fran Goldwater delegates "will be a Baltic Link Opens lieves the final contract will be a brother, four grandohil- Agnes Kozak, 32 Willard Rd.; and Mrs. Carl A. Geiseler ot $36,700 approprlaUon for extra sic taetruetor at nuag Junior Hartford National Fowler received a bachelor’s “ agreed that the Republican par the power to veto individual cisco convention. %urprlee, but not a dadslve aur- within the public referendum and several nieces and Alan Baldwin, 34 Foster Rd., Glastonbury and formerly of Miss Judith Prescott and Mrs. pay. lilgh. Bank Co...... 62% 66% priae." degree in education from Ply ty and RepubUcana naUonally items In congressional monsy "Cotmecticut ia always with ANTWERP, Belgium —A new figure of $540,000 approved in «ws. Vernon; Mrs. Charles Krob,, 73 Manchester, . was graduated Barbara Cooper Swanson, both Mrs. Swanson, the daughter of Salient features of the plan ara £ t preaentlag the plan to tbo MIU. Fire Ineuranoo Oorapanlee are bigger than any Individual." the winner," he said, "You W a ’ra working with the carrier, the Belgian Baltic November, but only at the ex The funeral will be held Church S t; lilrs. Judy Northrop, of Manchester, were graduated Mrs. Austin A. Chambers of 32 mouth State College June 6 in Uiat it: board. Dr. Curtis noted that the Hartford Fire .... 73 77 from Bucknell University This aeemad to ngnal the gen He said Oils ought to be linked might find some among the leadership. You'll never find a Lines, has .initiated cargo serv pense of the 10 per cent contin luisday at 8:15 a.m. from the 36 Windsor Ave., Rockville; June 7. from the Hartford Hospital Byron Rd. and Robert 8 . Cooper Plymouth, N.H. 1. Provides a fixed salary for revision "repreeents-a good with amendments which would National F ir e ___ i3i a given poslUon, baaed on a 10- eral reeognlUon that Ootdwater leadership voting for Barry. Goldwater supporter Start lam ice between Antwerp and Baltic gency fund which Is supposed to Funeral Home, 53 Main Mrs. Mary Phillips and daugh He was awarded a bachelor School of Nursing in exercises of Glastonbury, will be em Mrs. Fowler, the wife of Jo erou eection of opialen (od the require a president to subnat to Phoenix Fire .... 117 135 point formula of the amount of la close to Imving the nomina Politicians are very practical basting Mr. Rockefaller or Mr. Sea ports. By year's end three be reserved for unexpected con Hartford, with a solemn ter, 15H School St.; Mrs. Gloria of science degree In biology at held June 7 at South Congre ployed at the Norfolk, Va., Gen seph D. Fowler, Rabbit Trail, oommlttee) though the out Oongrese federal budgete "which life and Indemnity Ine. i'aa. time and responsibility involved. tion In bis pocket. Naverihelut, and intelligent men.” Lodge," he eald. ships will ply the route. struction problems. Wood and daughter, 426 W. Bucknell’s 114th annual com gational (Jhurch, Hartford. eral Hospital. Her husband, Coventry and the daughter of come wee not neceeearlly uaahl- briance At least biennially" and Aetna Casualty .. 122 130 Maas of requiem at St. Under the point system, each Rockefeller ia rsportsd to havs Connecticut Lodge and Roc Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Joan Quig mencement exercises. He has Miss Prescott is the daughter Philip A. Swanson is in the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Tre mous. which would provide that Con- Aetna L if e ...... 183% 101% Jtlstinb Church, Hartford, at 9. marco of 719 E. Middle Tpke., point is valued at-$42 in salary. told Elsenhowsr that with ths kefeller leaders joined in what ley and son, 213 Green Rd.; Mrh. been a member of Tau Kappa of Mrs. Eleanor V. Cacio of 18 U.S. Navy and is stationed at "However, we wore faeod groea could ini^raase presidential Conn. General ...1 7 5 % 183% Burial will be in Mt. St. Bene S. Hawthorne St. and H. Norfolk aboard the U.S.B. En majored in secondary social 2. Insures that no aShilsor will senator on top of the Uckat the was called a "nhllosoohic rn*"- Nancy Tyrell and daughter, 72 Epsilon, social fraternity. with an almoet impoeslbla task monetary requests only by a Hfd. Steam Boiler 135 143 dict's Cemetery, Bloomfield. Russell Prescott of 134 Oakland terprise. While in training, Mrs. and natural scienoes.- receive less payi under the new result might be disastrous In Security Ins...... 75 70 riage’’ and spoke out in opposi Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Helen Mul- A 1960 graduate of Manches in trying to maka tha piaa New York, (Mtlo and Rllnois. tw>-teirda vote. Friends may call at the fu S t As a student hurse, she was Swanson participated fit the During her undergraduate system than he did under the Travelers (new) . 43% 46% tion to Ooldwater'a views. neral home tonisht from 7 to 9 kem and daughter, Thompson ter High School, Geissler plans workable and still keep wlthlii Scranton and Romney already "Obviouaiy," he told tee gov. ville; Mrs. Mary Healey and a member of "The Shield," the water ballet group and the glee years she was president of the old one. Should the dollar value PnbUe Vttmtee Adoption of the "philosophy and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and to enroll next fall at the Uni the board'e stlpulatloas." have ntada It'plain they have amors, "an amendment of this son, Coventry; Mrs, Isabel Bride school yearbook, -and for two club. outing club, secretary of the ot a point increase In the future, kind would havs to corns Conn. U ght Power 37 39 and program” of Sen. Goldwa ■ ■ •■tio » p.m. versity of Connecticut, where Hie board, la eeraptof the Similar feara In Pennsylvania and daughter, 378 Windsor St.; yOars served on the student Both graduates are members science club, and a member however, and advisor "above throiigh SUte iniUative, for ths Hartford Gat Co. 43% 47% ter "can only bring disaster to / he will work toward his mas "roUo” i4sn that was la edtoet and Mlehlgan. council. She will remain on the of the Manchester High School of the International Relations scale" would not receive a cor' power to spend Irresponeibly and Southern New Eng the Republican party in Con Mrs. Bdward Heimovltch Mrs. Marie Carl and son, Cov ter’s degree In ecology. this year, remained adamant la Blsenhowsr's plsa for unity entry; Mrs. Jean DeVeku and Hartford Hospital nursing staff. Class of 1961. Club, responding salary increase. to charge tee Mils to tee unborn land Telephone . 56 60 necticut," Mrs. Helen Loy of \ VBRNON—Mrs. Bessie Unger 3. Makes the . responeibllity lU rejection et the principle of waa reportad to have been met Manufart’iriag Companies daughter, 322 Oakland St.; raUo, whereby the advlsdNlUp with the reminder from some of through deficit financing U a Plainvllle, Rockefeller co-chalr' Heimovltch, 76, of Miami Beach, Mia. Stella McL i n t o c k and and Ume factors in the plan mighty political weapon.” I Allied Hiermal ..49% 63% man said. Fla., mother of Mrs. Seymour ■slariee were based on a com- the governors that he led a re slaughter, 812 Avery St. subject to evaluation and re Eisenhower said that it would Arrow, Hart, Hex. 53 57 The group said it was at' la v ltt of Box Mt. Dr., died yes view by the board eacn year. plicatad thraa-atep formula re volt In 1963 against conservative be significant If the states put Barden ...... 11% 12% tempting "a combined effort to terday in Mt. Sinai Hospital, Mi m 4. Makes the dollar value per lated to the teaching salariaa. Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio. Bristol Brass .... 8% 9% Mrs. Ksthorlne Bounir hoard Romney, who had said previ Into use the constitutional' properly represent Connecticut ami Beach. 13 Graduate point subject to reconsideration amending process that requires C o le co ...... 7% 8% 1 ously that unless Goldwster as the moderate - progressive Other survivors include her by the board each year. chairman, and Beldon Stduuffar, Congress to call a constitutional Dunham-Bush 4 5 husband, three sons, eight Flood Rated 5. Requires that detailed job chairman of tbo finance com modified Ills publicly stated N. B. Machine . . . 26 29 Republican state that it is." vlsws he would work against ths convsntion on application from Mrs. Loy said "the right-wing grandchildren and two great- Central State specifications for each position mittee, were particularly op- two-thirds of the state legisla North and Judd .. 17 19 grin^dchildren. be completed by the end of the poeed to raUo, which akM hM senator’s nomination, said that tures. Peter Paul ...... 31 34 approach to today's laauea Funeral services will be held Top Disaster 1964-65 school year. bem used in determining pria- the next move is up to the Plastic Wire Cable 12 - 13% could effect a landslide against Thirteen Manchester area Arlsonan. Noting that thU process has at the lyelnstein Mortuary, 640 Sample salaries range from cipala’ eslariee. nsver been used, he said: "But Standard Screw .. 35% 38% Republicanism in Connecticut DOUBLE PROTECTION Farmington Ave., Hartfmd, at a students received degrees in the Rockefeller, who abiorbed a a top of $850 for high school Ihe board has also dlroctod once used, those in Washington Stanley Works ... 23% 25% and it could result In the loss time to be announced. In Montana 114th commencement exercises football (with a Ume-responsi- Dr. Curtis to revise the pHnel- fateful licking from Ooldwatenin Veeder-Root ...... „ 62 66 of every congressional ieat and last week’s California presldeu' power centers would never of. Central Connecticut State bility rating of 20) to a low of pals' pay plan, divorctag It again feel at ease In their rest in the loss o f our legislature. ' Chartea'A. Oonsse tlai primary, dropped by , the The above quotations a r: not (Continued from Page One) College in New Britain June 7. $170 for thn high school radio from any kind of raUo aad at less work to extend tee federal to be construed as actual mar The group plans to eubmlt WAPPmO — Charles A. club (with a rating of 3). the same time keeping it with senator's table during the 'din three resolutions at the state Part of the largest graduat ner. reach or to use tax money to kets. Ckmsse, 51, of B iat Hartford, Destruction was heaviest in Other sample salaries include in the board's $368,000 s ing class in the history of the appro- "Congratulations on that Cali< attract votes.” cCnventloh. ITie resolutlona father of Charles H. Oousse of the small communities of Au High School World, $378; rifle priation. college, the local graduates fomia victory," Rockefeller said Ooldwstsr said he agreed with would Instruct the national S.B.M. gusta, Choteau, Browning and Wapping, died Sunday at his were addressed by CCSC grad "You and I were the only ones everything that Elsenhower sug convention delegates to support home. Dupuyer. gested. Degree Awarded a national platform containing a Dams burst niear Choteau, uate Dr. Daniel E. Griffiths, as who stuck it out.” Other survivors include his sociate dean of the School of Democrats, crowded out of the "It was a very fine speech,” strong civil rights plank and wife, two daughters, and a sis Browning, Dupuyer and East About Town 17 Selected the Arisona eeitator said. "I To Miss Hazard Glacier sending walls of water Education, New York Univer headlines by ths uproar creatsd planks In support of the United ter. sity. at this conference by the Repub agree with all of It and I hope Nations, support for thp elder up to 30 feet high over the the governors take it to heart." H m ftmeral will be held to sparsely populated area. The graduates who received Officers of the Manchester Memberg o f lican minority, bid for som4 at Miss Sally-Ann Hazard, ly and aid to education.' morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the Col. McKlMey set up a rescue bachelor of science degrees are: Italian American Society will tention through a statement of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. The resolutions could provide Mortgage Customers Benjamin J. CiUlahan Funeral meet at 7 :30 tonight at the club operations center in Helena, the Miss Judith G. Arnold, 43 Dor Gov, Richard J. Hughes of New Hazard of 130 Hawthorne St., a direct test of the extent of Home, , 1602 Main St., Bast state capital, after acting Gov. othy Rd.; Miss Carol A. Chace, house on Eldridge St. Jersey. Rancher Settling Goldwater sentiment among the Hartford, with a solemn high 139 Cooper St.; Miss Patricia College Unit Hughes ssld, in obvious refer received a B.A. degree in grad Dave Manning declared the Mrs. Judy A. Miller Buonome Miss Judith O. Arnold Miss Carol Ann Chaoe state convention delegates. Mass o f requiem at St. Mary's floods a State emergency. Gov. L. Oienot, 22 Crestwood Dr., The Little Theater of Man ence to Ooldwater, that the lead' uation exercises at Trinity Col Middendorf did not seem con chester will have its final meet On Alaska Isle Church, Bast Hartford, at 9. Tim Babcoek was in Cleveland Miss Marion A. Creamer, 261 and Mrs. Henry C. Arnold, ma Miss Arnold, daughter of Mr. ucation Association of Connec Hie board of education, act Ing candidate for the GOP presi lege, Burlington, Vt., on I/iy cerned about the reaolutloni Burial will be in St. MarjMs at the Natlohal Governors Con Spring St.; Harold R. Hoyland, jored in elementary education and Mrs. Ho'vard P. Chace, ma ing for this season tomorrow at ing on the recommendation of dential nomination "espousee Si* ticut. 8 p.m. at the basement club- He said that Goldwater would Cemetery, Bast Hartford. ference. 57 Campfield Rd.; Miss Mau after graduating from Manches jored in elementary education, philosopl)|ies which time and (Ceatemod tram Paga Oae) A Spanish major, Ml.ss Haz Miss Creamer, daughter of rooms, 45 School 8t. Plans will its Community Collage Ualaon support civil rights, though not Friends may call at the fu In hard-hit Choteau, all 2,000 reen E. McKeever, 69 N. School ter Hig:h in 1960. A t college, she was on the dean’s list each of again have been rejected by the ard undertook advanced study Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Cream be discussed for a picnic, July committee, laat night approved necessarily the bill pending In / neral home tonight from 7 to 9. residents left their homes to St.; Mrs. Judy A. Miller Buo- was a member of the Spanish her four years and will teach in people of our state." Hughes Kodiak and then down tee Aleu at the University of Valencia, er, majored in elementary edu 11, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tians to Unalaska. the senate. seek shelter overnight in a nome, 47 Buckingham St.; Miss Club, Student Education Asso the Glastonbury school system 17 new appointments to the predicted President Johnson Spain, during the summer of cation and will teach next fall Albert Hemingway, Bolton Thsy set sail In a 96-foot Goldwater has always been an church and country club on Claire A. Saporiti, 470 Center in the fall. She was a member college'a atlsens Advisory would carry Nsw Jersey In No 1963. Beginning In September, ciation, and the Association for at Peru (N. Y.) Central School. Lake. wooden vessel which was built advocate of aid for the elderly higher ground. St.; Walter D. ^holsky, 23 Council. vember. she will teach senior high Childhood Bktucation, and the of Kappa Delta 1*1, national She was vice president of Wom in 1891 as a firs boat and was Middendorf said. Nearly 1,000 persons were Cumberland St.; Miss Carol J. education honor society, college Then RepubllcSn govemore, language classes at Bloomfield Funerals Women’s Athletic Association. en's Athletic Association, cho Everett P. Tuttle of 131 Math The appointee’s names were rebuilt into a small freighter Te disagreed with Mrs. Loy’; housed iiv emergency accommo Sprague. 78 Alton St.; Miss Miss Chace, daughter of Mr. chorus, business manager of worried about some of Ooldwa- High School. She l.s a graduate dations in Great Falls. rus, and pledge chairman of er St. and Charles A. Shattuck originally proposed by the coun ter's positions, labored over a and used many years between statement that the Goldwater Mrs. Deborah B. McKee Diane T. Zapadka, 168 Wood Robert S. Harrison of 65 Dial, the college yearbook, Theta Sigma Delta Sorority. Jr. of 27 Walnut St. are under cil. and offered to the full Seattle and Alaska. Aboard of Manchester High School, program and philosophy Invite Typhoid vaccine was dis land St.', Graham A, Oaik. 925 Jean Rd. received a master of member of the Association of statement of principles which Claas of 1960. The fimeral of Mrs. Deborah patched to a number of cities Miss McKeever, daughter of going recruit training at the board last night by Ualaon were 500 sheep, five saddle disaster at the polls. Avery St.. Wapping. soiense degree'. Education and the Student Ed- they felt might influence the Blisabeth McKee of 20 Femdale where community drinking wa Mr. and Mm J. Edward Mc Naval Tralillng Station, Great committee chairman Christie San Francisco convention to horses, five pigs and a banty "I’ve seen the Democratic McCormick. If you buy one of the new party exist with Eastland (Sen. Dr. was held this mor.iing from ter was polluted by floodwaters. Keever, majored in elementary Lakes, HI. - adopt a platform more liberal rooster. the Hobnea Funeral Home, 400 education and will be entering Named to serve for terms bloueson bathing suits check to James O. Eastland of Missla- The dams that broke at Choteau than the conservative views ex Choate expected no difficulty see If you need to buy a bra to Main St., with a Mass of re social work this summer. Miss Judith Gray received the expiring June $0, 1966, are Atty. sippl) on the one hand and Sen. and East Glacier held city wa pressed by the senator. and ran into none. He figured wear with it. Many of them do quiem at the Church of the As ter supplies. She was a student council al . degree of secretarial science as- Vincent Diana, 140 Benton it.; But whatever Republican gov Hubert Humphrey (of Minne that his navigation experience not have built-in bras. sota) on the other and the Dem- sumption. The Rev. John F. De West of Dupuyer, the Swift temate, a member of the lead I sociate at the 137th commence William H. ileith, Wyllys St., emore produced In the way of ae an airplane pilot, and Jack's’ laney, pastor of S t Bridget's Reservoir dam gave way, turn ership conference committee, ment exercises at Colby Junior president of lon$ Manufactur a policy statement—if they pro as a motorboat charter skipper Church, was the celebrant Paul ing normally docile Birch Creek the high school tutoring pro , College, New London, N.H.. June ing Co.; Ronald Haldeman, 31 duced anything at all—seemed In Alaskan waters would get Chetelat was organist and solo Into a mile-wide river. gram, the chorus singers, and 7. Misa Gray, daughter of Mr. Westminster Rd., sales man unlikely to affect Goldwatey’s' them there. . is t Burial will be in St. John's Jim Farrar of Shelby watched Theta Sigma Delta Sorority. I and Mrs. William G. Gray of 81 ager for Arrow-Hart and Hege- stand on any of the major is ‘ "There was no trouble at all ONLY AT MICHAELI CAN YOU PURCHASE FAMOUS I Cemetery, Queen's Village, L. L, 15 horses hurled into a ravine Mrs. Buonome, the wife of ,HUUm Dr., was a member of man, Hartford, and a perpetual sues. No seasickness. It was a very N. T. by the torrent. Momenta later It Mark A. Buonome and the I the Concert Choir. deacon of St. Mary’s Church; Although 1$ govsmors signed smooth ride. None of the stock Bearers were Brian Rooney, caught a herd of cattle and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rus Atty. Paul Sullivan, 132 Chest a proposal aimed at putting the was hurt.” TREASURE CHEST Brik Dam, Robert Hennequin churned them under. sell G. Miller, majored in ele Members of the VFW Post nut St.; and Mrs. Alyce Raw conference on record for prompt > Choate sold seven sections of and Ell Tambling. West of Browning, on the mentary education and will will meet at the Holmes Funer lins, 49 Server St. enactment of civil rights legis lanij he ranched for years near DIAMONDS Blackfeet Reservation, a dam on teach in second grade at the al Home. 400 Main St., tonight Named to serve for a term ex lation, Goldwater told reporters Miles City and leased 368,000 Hmwnald D. Coderre Two Medicine Creek burst and ) I Highland Park School. She was at 7 to pay respects to Elmer piring June 30, 1966, was the he will not vote for cloture to acres from Uncle Sam on Un Yeur dIanwnS pureluM It ftrsvtr, The funeral of Romuald D. water cascaded over Indian a member of the chorus singers Ellsworth Griffiths, a member. R t Rev. Megr. Edward J. Rear ■hut off debate in the Senate on alaska. Csnfldt In an ttu b lla h td Jtw tiw . S. fl. M.'s New Low-Cosf ■teauM h it raputatlan la al Coderre of New Bedford, father dwellings. Five membrs of a and Theta Sigma Delta. don, 896 Main 8 t., pastor o f 8 t the pending bill. He said things were getting o f Mrs. William C. Marsh of 64 ataka, you can truat hla family named Grant were 'miss Miss Sprague, daughter of Mr. Trinity Covenant (jhurch will James' Church. He said this was a matter ot too crowded around tha Mon JuSsmoet anS honar Branford St., was held yester ing. and Mrs. Charles F. Sprague, have its quarterly buainesa Named to serve for terms ex principle with him. But he added tana cow town. He didn't havs day m orning from the A policeman in Browning said majored In elementary educa meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. piring June 30, 1967, were Wil that he will vote for the Mil If room to spread eut. Lamoureaux Funeral Home, witnesses saw the family swept tion and will teach In the Man at the church. liam E. Buckley, 660 E. Center It Is amended to a form satis- "When' you can hear your New Bedford, with a solemn away in a surge of water as they chester school system. She was St., and Mra. WiUiam H. Stuek, factory to him. neighbor’s rooster crow," he At lllustretcd high Maas o f requiem at St. tried to clamber onto a pickup a member of Kappa Delta PI, The executive board of the 43 StefOien S t, both former Significantly, GOP Govs. Hen ■ala, "it's time to move.'" Hyacinth's Church. Burial was truck. The family included an Manchester Republican Club members of the beard of educa ry Bellmon of Oklahoma and LIFE-INSURED the national education honor so Choate hopes to sail back to in Sacred Heart Cemetery, New elderly woman. The truck and ciety and the association for will meet tonight at 8 at the tion; Dr. Warren C. Stoker, 81 Paul Fannin of Arizona, who Seattle a couple more times be gits Bedford. bodies were not recovered. Miss Marion Ann Creamer Miss Maureen E. McKeever Miss Carol J. Sprague Childhood Education. home of Mrs. Roger Bagley, 66 Summit St, dean of the Hart have been beating the drums for fore the weather gets too rough Aak For la ty PaymaMa At Browning, where a girl was Dale Rd. ford Graduate Center of Rin; Goldwater as a party nominee, in Sepeer and haul back reported drowned, water flowed Rabbi Leon Wind of Temple did not go along with their GOP more sheep and cattle. Eventu Hospital Notes thiae feet deep in the streets. The Manchester YWCA’s Bath Sholom; Arthur C. IMg- colleagues in the civil rights ally he wants 2,OOQ sheep and Motorists killed or presumed 1964-65 town committee will move. However, another sup MICHAELS JEWELERS 958 MAIN STREET m — r land Jr., 81 8 . Main S t, an engi 100 head of yearling catUa on Mortgage Plan killed were Ivan (Hap) Williams, meet Wednesday at the home neer for the Connecticut State porter, Gov. Tim Babcock of hie Mg island spread. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 pju. 48, of St. Mary, an employe of o f Mra. Nicholas Kraacella, 376 Montana did sign the document. In all anas excepting maternity Highway Dept The remains of a World War the highway department, and Porter St. at 8 p.m. Mrs. Melvin The conference eplite into n Army base are on the Un where they nre 2 to 6 pjn. and Stanford Creighton, 35. of Card- Also, Olof L. Anderson, 44 Pays off the Mortgage T. Jochimsen, will preside. A Cone St, a United Aircraft Re three panels today for discussion alaska ranch and Choate plans 6:80 to 8 pjn. and private rooms ston, Alta. Williams' truck was of three aspects of civil rights, where they are 10 a.m. to 8 pan. covered dish supper previously search executive; Edgar H. to tear down what buildings he found upside down in the flood scheduled for the same date for education, employment and pub doesn't need. The family Is liv Loan. a a Leaves Your Family Visitors are requested not to ing St. Mary River near the Ca Clarke, 51 Plymouth Lane, smoke In patienta’ rooms. No outgoing and new committee Clarke Insurance Agency; Br- lic accommodations. ing in their chunky little freight nadian border. Creighton's car members has bpen canceled. Former Vice President Rich er while repairs are made on a Mortgage-Free Home more than two visitors at one plunged Into Kennedy Creek mano Garaventa, 109 Lakewood time per patient. » Circle, assistant to the division ard M. Nixon, invited to have a building which they will call north of Babb. His body was re breakfast with the Republican home. covered. president of Hamilton Stand ^ This new plan pays off the mortgrage immediately, In Patients Today: 267 The main floods were on the Jury Trial Vote ard; Mrs. Arnold Klau, 46 Bruce ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Sun River, rising In mountains ' Rd., wife of the assistant town event of your death, through a low-cost life insurance Raymond Perkins, 119 Concord west of Great Falls, and on the Step for Cloture counael: Mark Kravltz, 49 San policy. Rd.; Russell Bilodeau, Blast Marias River, with tributaries ford Rd., president of the Hob Hartford: Mra Evelyn Gregan, in Glacier National Park. Nob Shoppes Inc.; and Mrs. 841 E. Center St.; Buel Has- Both the Sun and Marias feed (Ooatlnoed from Page One) Douglas J. RoberU, 3S Ray brook, 101 Concord M .; Sally- into the Missouri River. Up mond Rd. The Manchester Ann Hazard, ISO Hawthorne stream gates at Canyon Ferry an would not disturb the 1957 Preaent members recommend St.; Mrs. V iU 'Hodgkins, 145 Dam near Helena were closed Civil Rights Act. This gives a ed for reappointment are. Atty. Hany Lane, Rockville; Mrs. to lower the pressure on the defendant in a criminal con Harold Garrity, Bdeon Bailey," Barbara Hurwitz, Bristol; Mrs. fast-rising Missouri. tempt case a jury trial only If Neil EUla, and Mrs. Maurice BOARD OF EDUCATION Louisi Jones, Warehouse Point; Willey, all to serve terms sxpto- The Sun. which joins the Mis t Carol Ann McCafferty, Thomp- souri at Grekt Falls', was expect the judge decides on a penalty Ing Juns $0, 1967. I aonville;. Misa EUaabeth Mc- ed to reach a 9rest of 20 feet— exceeding 46 days in jail or 'The board o f education last CORDIALLY IN V im PRIBNDC AND PUPILS OF Lagan, 65 Oxford S t; Mrs. q»ore than eight feet above flood $3,000 fine. night also approvsd an adjust Mary RodeUi, Coventry; Mrs. Misa Lucy Sbeo MIm Rh«a M. Powell Mias Karen Robinson Miss Karen Nielson THB RVriRlNO TBAOHERS TO A . stage—late today at Great Falls. The House bill now before the ment in- the college budget, to Alma Sawers, Warôuae Point; This would cause lowland flood Mias Frances &mmer, Wap Senate does not give any right epply $748 in surplus fu n ^ ing surpassing a 1953 flood that daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sam.- ping; Peter Shannon, East Hart uel J. Haugh of 71 Garden St., to a Jury trial in criminal con from the current ftsosl year to eiRTi caused millions of dollars dam 7 from Area tempts except that, for public oovsr the ooet o f the first six ford; Benedict and Thomas F. age. was secretary of the Stiident RECEPTION " “ Tantlllo, 19 Estelle Dr., Vernon; Union Board of Govdmoni, itocommodatlons, the limitations days from the current fiscal Mrs. Sarah Walker, 101 Clinton Great Falls, with 70,000 resi of the 1957 law in voting cases year, * Yes, it’s double in size— double In goodneu, too. Another dents, is Montana's largest city. chairman of the Norwich State St.; Mias Janet Kieman, Elling Get Degrees would apply. v^Ths adjustment was suggest «t M«neh98t«r High Sshtol Csfsttrls McDonald's exclurive in good eating—a double portion of ton; Samuel Joeeph, Broad On the Blackfeet Reservation, Hospital CompantMi Program, McDonald's 100% Pure Beef Hamburger topped with that tribal chairman Walter WeUel ^ r e ta r y of her class, a mem Morton's antendment is a mod ed by General Manager Richard Brook; Charles Canfield, Cov Seven Manchester area stu ification of one he offered May delightful golden Cheddar flavor. All yours for only 88 cents Frees you from Mortgage appealed for federal help and ber of the Student Education of Martin, in order that expensse entry; Rexford Reynolds, 160 dents received their bachelor’s 6 which was beaten 40 to 45 aft Incurred during the current fls- —that's right only 38 cents. Try thl* tempting McOouble said hundreds of Indians were Connecticut, and a member of ToUand Tpke.; Mrs. Ida La- degrees in education June 5 er a eeries of parliamentary cal year be paid from current Cheeseburger. W e’re sure you’ll agree "it's the beat Cheese Poyments up to 5 years— Montagne, Coventry; Paul Nor stranded. Kappa Delta Pi. Wednesday, June 10 burger in all the land." "Smne of them are just hang from Willimantic State College. maneuvers. His previous pro revenues. Opening date for tie man An'gell, 6 Church St., Ver Miss Lucy Sheai daughter of posal would have assured the in the event of Accident or lllnefs. non; John W. Silver, 12 lAurel ing on to little high spots," he ADVICE NOT TAKEN college was set lest night at MCDONALD'S IS OPEN TILL 12 P.M. . said. "I wouldn't say their lives Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Shea of right of jury trial in all cases June 34, requiring Rinde for ^ 7:30 to f:00 P.M. St.; James E. Hansen. 41 Ful 113 Chestnut St, was a mem MINNBAPOUa, Minn. (AP) are in danger but the destruction growing out of the bill includ days of from the current fis FRI. and SAT. NIGHTS ton St.; Mrs. Zenna Rinaldi. ber of the Student Education —An insurance applicant was ing voting rights. ' /■ Select a. plan to cover all or part ef your monthly mort* Wapplqg; Mra Mary .Lamp- is hard to describe. It's unbe adviped by the company under-' cal year. lievable." Association of Connecticut Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- gage payment . . . the cost is low and may be included tleht South Windsor; Alton Campus Lantern, Collegiate writer that it might be wise to| Minn., the bill's floor manager, The June 34 starting date Is one day later than had bean IN HONOR OF: in your regular mortgage installment. MacLaehlan, Bast Hartford; Council of the United Nations lose a few pounds weight. conceded Morton's amendment f M ra Dorothy Helm, Coventry; He then wrote to the com pa-‘ planned. The board authorixed and the Art Committee. might be adopted. llaiw ba. a* FaSaiel PayeaS luaufiaa Carp. M ra Hasel Thumith, Green Miu Rhea M. Powell, daugh ny, "Your letter advising that I ; He said he was worried that tha delay in order to give Ume Miu Esthsr Andtnon M iu Csthtrins Lodge Convalescent Home. ter of Mr. and Mra. J. Murray am too old and fat to ever | the power of judges to enforce ter the directors to appropriate MeGuirs ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. News Tidbits Powell of 791 Center St, served amount to anything is about I their orders might be cut down about $6,000 to the cMege at a Miu Mary Burks Oglora White, 63 Pine S t on the Student Senate, was as right. I suppose it Is Just too' just at the time when the new meeting set ter the evening of M iu Anna MeGuirs BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A from the AP Wires sistant editor of Campus Lan pleasant for me to alt down and law would throw a heavy burden June 28. Miu Marion Csuy look‘for tho roMm o r c h n . . . daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis tern, editor o f the yearbook, and fill up and wobble off;' and as on them, Colkê Dean Frederick W. Henry Millsr D^tti. Ill Ridge St; a a member of the (killeiiate for. growing old, there la noth Mrs. Edyths Coffin ank Demociatic Leader iiik^ i f w c Jr. noted that 37 Indlvi- .SAWiNfis B Miss Joyce Schnell Anthony Faleetta daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Organizers of a Roman Cath Council of the United Nations, ing to It, anyone can do It U he Mansfield, obpoalng the amend Mrs. Rosanna MitehsII Johaaon, Andover; a son to Mr. has the time. « i ^ have requested appUea- Mrs. ^ l u Dsriinf olic demonstration in Saigon, and Kappa Delta Pi. ment, said the weeks of debate tkme for epaeUle couraee, with •nd M ra William J. Shortell, South Viet Nam Sunday offi of Mrs. Gudnin Nielson of 177 "I had a pbyaioal a few Mrs. Marion Moriarty Mise Karen Robinson, the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Wil had clearly eaUbllshed that one week to go to ragiatratlon. Olaatonbury. cially repudiate banners carried daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. School St., was a member of liam Schnell of Brea4 and Milk months ago andiWas fine In ev there la no constitutional right Mrs. Julia Duhrii^ Me Donald’s BIRTHS TODAY: A daugh by aome of the demonstratora, ery way. I could get another 1 G. AJbsri Paarson I Robinson, of 100 Vernon St., the Student EducaMon AbsocN- St., Coventry. to a jury trial in crimincal con K A M ^ ^ * ter to Mr. and Mrs. Burton and pamphlets diatributed by, was a member of the Campua tlon of Connecticut serving as « Anthony Fawcetts, the son of suppose, but it's time for supper tempt cases. Miu MsWEstu ahchester PHILADELPHIA (AP>—The OF M CInuglisey, 83 West S t ; a son and I must go eat. I them denoancliig U.S. Ambas Lantern, biography co-editor ofj secretary, treasurer and presi Mr. and Mrs. Elio Falcetta of But Sen. Herman E. Tal- \ Dwifht Parry to Mr. and Mrs. Rlobard Ander- sador Henry Cabot Lodge. . . .1 "Thank you anyway," Navy Avlatlcu 8u | ^ Miu Marjori* MAIM om es SAST SHAMCM WSST MMAMCM the yearbook, secretary of Burr dent of the local chapter. She 111 Asplnwall Dr., was a mem madge. D-Ga., said he did not Om es annismiicd today mat etS Main S t 998 East Canter 9 t Manohaeter Parkaea een. 38 MUm S t Gov, George C. Wallace of Ala Hall Council and housing chair was also a member of Dimen see now the measure "could Leidholdt M iu Cathsrina 8 h u HAMBURGERS mSCHAROBD Y BB T a R- ber o f the soccer, baseball, and tee Kaman Aircraft Ocn., memrnvaamar C er.Lanoalt ~ WastMMeiaTameNie bama aaya that if the civil man of the Puerto Rico Region sion and the Student Welfare Reueee Q ty and Loe Angelaa even be considered as a civil A.CR0SS FROM THE NEW FmST NATIONAL I e te e e en t anamima epsw mmava ta a pua. DAT: Heniy Manatt. W. intramural basketball teams. tied for least home runs in tha aieesefleld. C am ., haarS. 30 rights bill is enacted. It will lie al Study Tour. • . / t and Activities Committee. ^ h U blU at aU" unleM some V 46 West Centsr .Street, Manchester ^JBddle T ^ . ; Louis Doucs^te, repealed la two to four yeart.” Mrs. Julie Herman, the wife American Iêague In 1963. Each ccivei two ccaNwcte wefik Miss Katon Nlelaon, daughter Miss Joyce Schnell is the of Michael E. Herman and the Jury trial amendment were 9I.1$1,169 far epnse kcMeefter team hit 96. adopted. ^ . i. . . 4 I' \ V' I!,-'. \ ... ' — — t IV ~ '*• . «■ .jQ ^ i .. {■/'r J j - 1 1

tjtflii TEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNK 9, 1964 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLK MAyCHttSTER KVBNlNq HERAUI, MANCHIBTBI, OOMN,, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964^ U T r U SPORTS OUR BCtARDINO HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ■}jij Bolton today from Roblnecn Sobool la School Board Okays Cuts Papuan Cult Weet Hartford. He will enter Antww ,eoyl&/ WE'LL BE 30STI ACKOSS TNirrow wa? o f hair Tlw, toh id St eduoaUdi la rt»UteWg|on, $l,aoO; vmeral In- Tickets and orders for take PN(SHED BY 'nCTNME FENWc K ARRIYEB} IFood scMonlng SrS^lf^tiona nighi approved downward ad- etwetlonal, elamenUry, IS,000; To B u y L B J $47,362 School Budget Hike out dinners for the chicken bar TO S E E HtS PRIZE SO AT HAS S^wSiubI«10EnJhu.i«tlc * ------fine '*------arts------program, , |5,000; 86- becue to be hsM Saturday at l e a r n e d b y t h e w a y d o y o o t h i n k ardor jirttmentS o f |17S,SS4 In tte / . JI 12 Assam rial worker, $7,000. the Congregational Church C»^-‘M G*«1 NC SHOULD NAME THIS LOCKER 11 Brdoiy 1M4-W eperaUng budget in or (CoatImiaJ fr— rags Om ) x tentativa achooIlSudget for^ Charles Lathrop, Harold Dwy- TM'WmW IwA M ^.,4 silkworm should be made by tomorrow by BOOM PRIf 18 Pleasant odors Schaffer termed the edjuet- ar, and Raymond Negro. 13 Winged 80 Appellation ol der to <»mply with the 10.070.- alak aald aarly this yaar tha the coming year of ahoqt $477, calling Mrs. Harold Williamson K (a ;s BUNNY O R VALE ; 14 T nlner of raenta a compoelte recommen- LIfuori, Arnold Lawrence, Samuel (Bib.) dignity 000 total budget allocated to It totlon resulting from delibera 131 was aiiaounood at last or Mrs. Harold Smith. Plastic S O’CLOCK—LECION HOME, LBONABD R . 22 More rational firat auch ahip would arriva on architect, and Jack Hunter, gen 15 Variety of by the board o t directore. The 24 Italian resort tions of his committee meeting April 10. A U.8. iurvey ahtp dua night's board of odueatlon eral contactor, are also named. bags will be provided for any | peach amount raqnoetod by tho ^ e t h a r with SupL of Schools leftovers from the portions. in New Hanover on that data mooting. In other action it was decid 17 viscousVISCOUS liquidiiqma MCler’gymei?*'^** aehool board had been 15,343,- WUUam H. Curtis and the rep EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3.5 Mulct 4 7 Romaa H m flguro rsprssonts an in- ed to close school Thursday 334. resentative committee of teach- was hastily diverted to New Manchester Evening HeraM 40 Prolecttva moon-gM oroaso o f $41,$33 ovor last Juns 13 and Liguori statsd that 2?S ,yitem . zaAtth.tpUce 4AfoiIelrr - Voting unanlmouely to ac*'"«ntary 54 Propitiation ping $49,230 from teachers’ Highway Superintendent Er- OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 56 Conjunction cess and help provide them with Harold R. H o y land and completing the dlscuasiona on ****‘*®in**ii' ealarlea. Judith A. Hoyland to Raymond policies. The budget will be studied neet Tureck said that the pro 57 Pigeon duty-free lunch periods. gram, set lor completion by the 58 Indian The board’s baaic aaiary M. Normann and Judith Ann Mrs. aalre Warfel quesUoneff ‘ ‘ “15 "•*» »»•«« m y s t a r s , w h a s s a IYEH?? THEN ...STEPRA HOLLERIN' Tile $3,000 for introducing a en d ,of July, will start in the MATTER, OOP? I'M SUPPOSINMXJ AROUNP LIKE VfXJ 59 Roulette wager agreement with teachers haa Normann, property 6uR- WA9 PEALIN' WITH been kept intact, he said, with field Rd. for tho new high school should “ ** CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 61 Communists batical leave, also wanted by will move clockwise, ending in REMEMBER? SELF UKE A A FLUNKY OF the aavinga "baaed on the dif the teachers, had to be deleted Michael DeSimone to Rusaell be review by the board, but iBstallatioa Service Held HIGH PRIEST... SOM E ICINP/ DOWN the northwest section. LENOX PHARMACY ferential between what we have E. Jones and Margaret. M. Supt Philip Liguori felt the Over 100 persona Sunday st- 1 Dispatch W au se of the severity of the The oiling operation will be 299 E. CENTER STREET—949-0896 2 Scope been paying those who are re budget cut, Schaffer said. Jonas, proparty at 27-39 Paarl eontenta of the bandixwk were tsndod ths servlcs of Installs- tiring, and the aalariea at which coordinated with sweeping 3 Conquer "The board, however, indicat S t an administrative responsibility tkm o f the Rev. J. Stanton trucks and crews, which will (slang) we hire teplacementa.’’ ed its Interest in this area by Quitclaim Deed within the framework o f the Conover at BoHon Congrega 4 Siberian precede the oil trucks. Normally the board antici Including the item in the first Marlon Booth Gammons to poHdes accepted by the board. tional Church. A reception was Commencing with Aug. 1, the Mongoloid pates this SRlary differential 5 Impair :e,” he said, adding that ‘a Tha Town o f Manchester, prop A suggestion was received held after the service In the highway department will be on 6 Nuuiaet and considers It a kind of "op C rd policy ought to be de erty comprising a portion of from Dr. Allan Levanthal to in educational building. vacation schedule, with half erating contingency," Schaffer vised as to what we want in the French Rd. clude a swimming pool on the Taking part In the service the men away the first two Olais Cut to All Shapot aud eaid. " w t next year,” he added, future. The hoard must face up Marriage Licensee grounds o f the Junior-senior were: Alden Chick, chairman of weeks, and the others away the "we are going to be operating to a decision on sabbatical Donald Arthur Jacobsen, 337 I high school. ITie pool would the pulpit and pastoral commit other two weeks. on an extremely tight budget." Hackmatack St., and Beverly Sizis for Tablo To|m DUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS leave." i then be available for use by the tee; Mrs. Alden Chick, clerk of Other areas of administration In other business, the board Ann Mora, 330 Hackmatack school aa well as the townspeo YUKON TOWNS ALERTED You CM Oo fiMny and Inatruction where cuts of St., S t Jamee’ Church, June the chuixdi; Joeeph Tracy, voted to allocate $030 in funds ple and might be considered chairman of the board of dea- MAYO, Y.T., (AP)—The Yu mors than $1,000 were made in from this year’s unexpended 2 0 . I eligible for some reimbursement things with gloss to- NOWHETELL9 WHY.rLLBETlFWet> clude the following; oone; Wilton Thorp, chairman kon communities of Mayo and VES, I'VE LEARNED TD surplus to keep high school Alvin James Ruttgers, West from the State. . M g em d t o p s LIKE CLASSICAL MUSIC US.'JUST THINK OPENED 'EM WIDE of the executive board and the Dawson City were on 24 - hour Subsidy fo r administrators' guidance personnel on the Job Hartford, and Pamela Jean I Dr. Levanthal represents a ' AND BALLET--1 THINK WHAT OPEN ENOUEiH, ALLTHB professional meetings, $1,060; Smith. 151 Love Lane, South Rev. Joeeph Zeaao, executive alert today aa rivers flcxided in M d they ore eosy fRIS' ILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER MINDS COULDA ORASS-CUTTIW, for an additional week after the group of townapeople interested 'lOU CAN LEARN TD principals' ealarlei, $2,000; Methodist Church, June 27. director o f the Chrietlan Actlvl- the wake of a rapfd spring run- ! w im p o w - iuashim ; close of school June 18. to keep cieM . Let appreciate and ENJOY MEANTTDUSDUR- in the eonatniction o f swim tiee (Jouncil Coolldge, moderator of the Tol $35, speeding; Donald Ludwig, Building Femiite the bond iaeue to Include $6,000 under water aa the Mayo and | 31 IISSELL ST. Phone M 9-7322 Court Cases land Aseociatkm of Connecticut 33, Rockville, $35, speeding; To S. J. Matarsszo for John for library hooka to be listed Stewart rivers reached their i David Masse, 23. Clark Rd., Bol Constello, for alterations to a under Movable Equipment and Congisgstlonal Churches and highest levels since 1983. * Furniture. the Rev. A. Ray Petty, minister MANmmTKB SESSION ton, $35, speeding. dwelling at 20 Edison Rd., $600. G-3 Also, Joseph Menditto. .55, To Eugene Girardln for Ed The board agreed I centered at violations and If he isn’t in garding stop sign; Marie Sher To George B. Johnson, for al Board of the Boltcm Congrega FOR YOUR OLD the top of the plaque will be J eourt next Monday a $1,000 wood, RFD 2, Rt. 6. $15, passing terations te a dwelling at 243 tional Church will meet tonight feONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL stop sign; Nahum Sloane, 20, S. Main St.. $500. listed the present members of bond put up for him by a pro I the board o f education and the at 8. fessional b<>ndsman will be for New Haven, $35, speeding; Rog To William Cleavage, for de The Choir of the Bolton Con- REFRIGERATOR* er Somerville, 20. East Hart molition of a bam at 133 N. I PBC and others involved with lag. r. A Ui. mm *Tm taking your advice about working for my spending feited. the planning and initial stagaa **^*Hj"*,** MeHe^ SyeikeH Glldden is charged with sale ford, $3, failure to carry license; School St., 350. n>eet Wednesday. money. All I need is dough for a power mower and Richard Turley. 27, 64 School To Ruth B(K)ber, for addition of construction. 150*in working condition toward this NEW of liquor to minors and dispos Board members listed will be Saturday M A M Oil defeated expense money till I get atartedr* 4 - t ing of liquor without a permit. St., $18, driving without a li to a'dwelling at 42 Devon Dr., cense. Harold Porcheron, John McCar- Bolton Dairy 9-8. Melton Jen £9 S L . THE WASTED YEARS He was arrested with David Eu $92. sen was tha winning pitcher and Bond forfeitures amounted to To Carleton Clark, for con rlck, Mrs.-Claire Warfel, George banks, 19, of 142 Spruce St., Banka. Kenneth Matthews, Har Alan Oocconi was the catcher. May 23 by Manchester police, $542 for out-of-town motor ve struction of a swimming pool In the minor league Crockett BIG QUALITY hicle violators. St 90 Mountain Rd., $2,000. old Smith, Walter Waddell, who found liquor In their car. Elizabeth Alton, Agneli Kreslg Agency will play Cavanaugh A m a n a |______BEN CASEY Yesterday, the bond was or A number of other cases were To R. E. Miller for Harry Garage today. Rylander Jr., for addition to a and Helen Meloche. Members of dered forfeited, but atay of ex continued for trial and disposi the PBC Included are, Douglas Allan Vannander. son of Mr. dwelling at 184 E. Middle Tpke., ecution was granted for one tion at future dates. (3heney, T. J. Crockett, Mat and Mrs. Edward Shensia, o f $900. FREEZER-p/us-REFRIGERATOR weak to give bondsman Lewis thews, James Norris Warfel, School Road, Bolton, graduated DoLioreto time to locate Glldden To Harry Redfern, for altera and gat him to court. tions to a dwelling at 82 Edi- During investigation May 23. Area Graduates 8(m Rd., $750. Only AMAIMA gives you both police aay they linked Glldden To Berube Woodworking for and Eubanks to a break, and From Pay Bath Jamee O’Reilly, for alterations __Free-O'-Frost and Contact Freezing hava charged both with break to a dwelling at S3 Hartland m ing and entering with criminal Four girls from the Manches Rd., $340. intent. The two are to have their To John Lamenzo, for altera HOKT RIBS BY I’ U.AMK 0 ’NE.\L ter area received associate de tions and addition to a dwelling I cases heard in court June 18. grees from Bay Path Junior Bkibanks was not charged with at 19 Jean Rd., $2,000. sale to minors or selling liquor College at commencement ex without a permit. ercises held June 7 on the Long- UNPOPULAR JOB Charles MacFarland, !)2, and meadow, Mass., campus. NORTH BALTIMORE, Ohio Lawrence Monaghan, 59, both They are; Miss Mona Jean (A P)—It looked for a while aa of no certain address, pleaded Ashley, daughter of Mr. and though the North Baltimore Par guilty ta charges of intoxication Mrs. William H. Ashley Jr. of ent-Teachers Association would BANK and were sentenced to 30 days 61 Lenox St., asiKx;iate in sci have to disband. The nominating each in the county jail. ence; Miss Dorothy Levasaeur, committee reported at the elec The pair were picked up by daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo tion meeting that more than 1(K) Rockville police Sunday after seph Levasseur of 40 W. Middle members had been asked to be HERE? MORTY MEEKLB BY DICK CAVALLl they were observed acting in a Tpke., associate in science; president, but all had declined. disorderly fashion. Miss Patricia Sheridan, daugh School Superintendent Richard The cases of Judith Anderson, ter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. HarrU then offered to serve in Andover, charged with failure Sheridan of Hebron Rd., Bolton, as president in order to keep ' JSSjj JOSr A$ t£3Na A6 THe/t£AVB THE to gnuit right of way; Norman associate in arts; Miss Judith the organization functioning. A'HAZCFIMB vyouLP HiToue M ieeiLs CR^Ckjae 6^ 00^165 ALONff. B. Piah. 31, o f 31 Elastland St., Ballargeon. daughter of Mr. Mrs. Wallace Conine and Mrs. IÛZZ SAWYER BY ROY,CRANE fUWBBWULDBB INeTAUATONe^THS^ OUR failure to grant right of way; and Mrs. Arthur Ballargeon of Gerald Dukes, two members, Becauss our Safa Deposit boxes feeling the superintendent should A CATASTKJPm VASTMUNmONS RAN75... and Richard Wilson, 36, He 741 Avery St., Wapping, as sociate In science. The Misses not have to take on the addi SEE HERE, JIM, BUT, BUT, YOU REQUESTED YES, BUT NOT A WEIL,WE COULD HAVE SENT 5 0 WMAT/ IF I CAN TAKE MY FAMILY, bron, non-support, were nolled. ^ BeVCND A.shley and Levasseur were ex tional duty, volunteered to serve WASN'T THERE SOME AN ASSIGNMENT WHERE PAPER-SHUFaiNC YOU AS COMMANDING PARADISI,HERE1 COME.' I VO LU N 'niE R ' Wilson was ordered by the court oNer the best of protecHonl [(Âi0ININ<3. ecutive secretary majors. Miss as co-presidents. JOB YOU OXJLP HAVE YW COULD BE WITH YDUR JOB.' T'M AN AVIATOR, i OFFICER TD THE PARAPISI r to make payments of $6 a week GIVEN ME INSTEAD A TROUBLE-SHOOTER, I ISLANDS OUT IN THE PACIFIC. ^ I ACCEPT/-, for the support of his wife. Ballargeon majored In the med OF A CRUMMY THEYUE SO remote, Fined for traffic offenses ical secretarial program and DESK JOB? were: Nelson B. Babcock, 44,' Miss Sheridan in the liberal IT m sim ple faatli1l)«tyoarTRh]Rbleiooaldn*t Lebanon, $20, failure to obey a arts. stop sign; George R. Barber, 60, Mls.s Ashley was a member be better niegaeided then wben jdaoed in 25 Margaret Rd., $30, failure to of the Maroon Key honor so grant half the highway; Gregg ciety and received, a dean’s side ear eteel-and-ooncrete Safe Deposit Birmingham, 19, West Hartford, award for maintaining dean’s $30, speeding; Gerald Burr, 21, list status for three semesters ! Coventry, disregarding traffic' while at cofiege. Miss Bailar- vault A t a coat of only pennies a w edc, tiboy’d 6 -9 algn, $35; David Custer, 23, 159 geon was a dean’s list student for one semester. Hilliard St., $15, operating an be protected against fire, flood, theft, mis- unregistered car; James Dou- nouk. 27, New Britain, $30, CAPTAIN EASY Lejfal Notice AAodel A m n BY LESLIE TURNER jpeedlng; Antero Durante, 22, piaoem ont and prying eyee. Also 3rou’d know AmoMi FreoÔ'-Preet Preeter-Mvi**eMgereter Hartford, $35, speeding; Joseph OKDKB OF HBABINO State of Connecticut. Probate w a HAva loAere they were loflenyou wanted them . W hy InCKEY FINN •uTMiMii9rviMerpouLn.Aiyi tm (N8 HAVaNir POUND ', P WA# DiDVouaMxai-niiaooFaoFA m u d o n Court. Town of Bolton, Diitrlct M CHECK THESE BIG AM AN A FEATURES BY LANK LEONARD NOTHMO ON n on o NO FlNseRPRiMTg M HIS ROOM ■uaa MORom^THE other hb» , mo domt THOM coNDaaNiD fiEiDiNiaf 1aa.vM 0 Andover. June (. 1964. Bslate of Karl August Keller, OUZIKVETBUr NOT evNN ouLLYst aottaoNC wipep HOOD auu'/ THOUaHT MA4 HE LEFT 'TOWN ODUYiA WINDOW ONTO’EM VM# /D O Z S a a flak aigr farther delay? R «it a Safe Depoeit 0 Exclusive no-Up glide-out shelves o Amana-acryltc enamel dnlsh restate A MOTIVE,EA«y{ XtTaSVWYTHlNe CLiANl late of Boltoa, In aoid iMatrlct, de- — AND SOME MAN AFTER HMiTDOl I D0U6T AFTER HEARIMO lOCKBP, EOT HE HAP C r j t H - ^ f O RDfORT Personal Notices ceoaed. end reaching (hipping NORAMyPXOOF IF HE HBLPEP OUZHCTia/, (SULLY WAS ' COMING IN./ AaURPMtX [ Preaent, Hon. Norman J. Pretioe, FELL OUT VEARF AaOl AU95ING Juê. tekeretodeyl a Gallon bottle storage for bulky containers s Amana-matic Contact Freezing — up to wmaMiDf The Executor having exhibited hi* ZYt times faster than other methods In Msmoriun odmlnlfltratioci account with laid r estate to this Court for allowance, s Full-width "Extra-Margin" crisper s Large rapacity Stor-Mor door visa ueOMry Georg* H. it I* , who passed sway O RD ERED : That the 17th day of a Half gallon milk and tall bottle storage o Completely Free-O’-Frost June. 1964, at 1:30 o'clock in tha afternoon at the Probate Office In WINDOW AND .*. fail Is DM II till HiMy itrvicts SB W* th^k of you in sUence. Bolton be and the Mme aaaigned w* often eaesk your name. fo- a hearing on the allowance - of SAME DAY DELIVERY & INSTALLATION BY OUR STAFF all m% nav* are memorle*. asid adminiatration account sHth. iiRviilMtly availibil, HMd$r m roof, h iril And your picture In a tram*. aald estate, and thia Court di- SHADES recta that notice of the time and W.lf«. Marlon, ohlldran place aaaigned for aald hearing he WtQOw FO W raOr end (paadchlldmt given to all persona known to be ALSO Interested therein hv publishing a copy of this order In some news Card Of Thanks paper having a circulation In aald VENETIAN ILINDS DIatrIct. and by posting a copy of Brtog your old roUerg to 7 ^ family of James MrArdle this order on Ih* publlo algn post In aad gava S8e per shads to thank all of their neish- the Town of Bolton, where deceased “ ire. friend*, and relative* for me last dwelt, and by sending a copy, ■tsny o(Xs of klndnea* and eym- rertifted mat', noatage l^pald to DAVY JONKS BY LEPF and McWILLlAMS Psthy ahown them In their recent Mrs. Janet E. Moll. 44 P aget Ave.. |IR, ABERNATHY ■eteavement. They Mpec'ally thank nifton. N.J.. and Richard O. BY RAI,S'iX)N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY all thoae who lent tne briiutlful Camobell. 169 Overbrook Rd.. West ■pnu tributea and loaned the use Hartford. 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IfANCHESTEB EVENING HEBA^). MANCHBSTBB, OONN^ TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 MANCHBSTBB BVBNING HEBALD, MANCHBSTBB, 00NN« TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 19«4 ^13th Cincinnati Batter Spoils Bid for Repeat No-Hit Effort Everyone PhyticaUy Fit but Almost No Sport* Played in School Sy»tem J Herald Angle Breathing Rare Air Koufax Human After AIL Allows One Run ®y HOWIE HOLCOMB against Philadelphia lastf>a two-run hbmer, Cleveland' ' Asaistaat Sports Editor European Complaint Opposite from Oitril NEW YOBK (AP)—Notte«"« s«>erta slammed two doubles and a«his first since April 25, and^Chancs’s fibmer was his fourth week, scored the tying run in Leon Wagner took the major this time, Sandy. single for the Colts. snapped a seven-game losing in four games. the fifth when he forced Dick league RBI lead wdth a two-run Tony Clonlnger, 4-6, got the streak. The Angels had taken a 3-2 Shabel Stop* Here on Banquet Trail "They play vary litUe V Sbndy Koufax, the Los Tracewski who had walked, homer and a run-producing sin victory but needed ninth inning BOSTON (AP) — Th«t, mrts*dlff(fersnee between our proe ond^fall Is in for a lot of trouble.” fgoing fo bold ehnics. We atait-GtloM thrown at M hot i daoTfe lead in the seventh, chasing the senotfi iAnflreles Dodsrer left-hand- moved up on Maury Wills' sin gle as the Indians toi^>ed Los relief help when Houston push Most people figure a basketball coach is a bask^ball Eastern Europsan eom- la systems," OousyTamiamateurs. He explains the current team ed following the cUnlos with ranumber many. 'Hiose ptoflm DOOOER8-RED8 — Koufak, rookie Sonny Siebert, who had ■aid. "In gle and scored on Willie Davis' Angeles 6-S, Jim King smashed ed across'two runs. bringing his record to 7-4 with America bavs 'That's why the tour was so win have to go a long way to games, however, and soon the really loved Amerteaas tram ' ^ who makes a habit of a four-hit shutout through six coach—regardless of what level he's working on, nom Iînt about athletics la started stressing general youth hit. three home runs but Wa.shlng- \. . . his third consecutive victory, gratifying to ms. For the first match the talent of the last contests became the whole what X can teO.” being: stingy with base hits, John Roseboro doubled home ton bowed to Kansas City 5-4 innings. ^ the NBA to the Midget League. Not so, says FTed Sha- just tha opposite from fitness because only the varsl^ nme we proved this point to group which Included Instant *'Hook a swipe at a second A's-SENAÔRB-- also was touchet) for a ninth show. We were seen by about ItaceptloB—'*nie tana I'ommy Davis with two out in and Detroit outslugged Minne- inning single by Johnson and bel, who wears the title of basketball coach at Univer- oura. says Bob Onisy. athletes are In top condition. them g m ^ lca lly about basket pro successes Robertson, Lucas, 125,000 spectators where we iitralght no-hltter Monday night King's thred-homer salvo and reUtively cool coly one the sixth to win it. .sota, 10-6. two hits by Steve Boros. Boros TIOERS-TWINS— Eveiyone in Europe is "Over thsre It’s the reverse. ball In our country. Jerry West, Walt Bellamy and playsd and were shown on ' ''-and for four innings of a 2-1 a pinch-hit homier by Don Zim sity of Connecticut. Otherwise there were atmidlng The oniy pitcher ever to put The St. Louis at San Fran beat out a bunt in the fifth Don Demeter hit a homer for physically fit but thars an al There's almost no sports, it’s ’"nM United fltatee left a ter Terry Dlschinger. state-owned national talevtaian "TJodger victory aver CincinnaU, mer all came with the bases There’s a big difference be don’t do any thing Illegal or un nU calisthenics and fitness. They ovations tot the team before together back-to-back no-hitters cisco Naticmal League after and singled in the eighth. the Tigers in the first. Then, af derhanded. but play to win," la most no sports playsd in ths rible Impreesion after our ama Secondly, Cousy pointed out, wherever we? went” ‘■he had statisticians scrambiing was Johnny Vandethieer, who noon game was raln ^ out. empty. That left the Senators tween high school and college can’t afford wholeeale equip teur team got beaten emuistent- there have been hiles changes end litter each game. In Itama* • « R ter the Twins tied it 2-2, Norm his theory. school systom. ^ "to r their record books. did it in 1»S8. one run short. coaching," saya Shabel. "A high, ment fOr one thing. The school ly in Russia and Poland earlier which tend to minimize the big Rough play—“We encounter Ma some 3,000 peoffie fMlowed INDIAN8-ANOELS Cash hit a three-run shot in the school coach doesn’t have In addition to instUllng a win lbs rsUred backeourt groat ed it only In the first three at “ Koufax retired the first 12 And, interestingly Vander- BRAVES-COLTS— The A’s got a homer from Ed third and put Detroit ahead to work to longer and harder, too, this year. I think we were aware pivot man which is an American ua down the street Reds he faced but No. IS, Wagner, who brought his much of a choice, he takes the ning spirit in the UConn basket rsportad today on ths five-week so time is lacking. of this and consciously tried to our six games In Yugoslavia. R blocks.” meer hurled for Uie Reds and Felipe Alou' opened the Charles in tlic first, then put it stay. ball team last season, Shabel al strong point. 1 1 xDeron Johnson, broke the spell tched his second no- hitter Braves' first with a double. One RBI total to 46 and Bob Chance boys enrolled in hla school, re tour ha Just completed with an "Most of the puiyers don’t get make up for that amateur happened because th m were no away with a home-nm eighth Dave Wickersham, tagged so helped insUll some aplrit in "Unlike the countries we Food—TDvoryaM had aa . vwith a home run. With the pres- jainst the Dodgers. out later, Aaron connected off gardless of their talent, and Amerlenn professional basket- acquainted with bnsketbaU untU grow . visited, the Russians are aware wMstlee. It was tha worst I can Inning uprising. Rocky Colavito hit back-to-back homers in the for Harmon Killebrew’s 16th the spectators with a Pep Band, ■at stonatch at le a s t o n o a la m . •rsure off, Koufax gave up three • Elsewhere in Monday's ab Hal Brown, 1-6, and Milwaukee doees the best he can. A col ball dtiegation including NBA they are about 17. We saw some ”We played our normal game, of the superiority of our pros repiember since my schooly^ singled in two runs before eighth after singles by Joe homer, won his seventh game ladles night program and many changeovor. Wa ware wamad - i.-more hits an route to his 100th breviated major league sched never trailed. Alou collected lege coach must also be a re etars BUI Russell, K.C. Jones, about SO years old who had no show-boating. I thtiw we and I believe that’s why we days at PS36 when we used to George Alusik wrapped up the Azcue and Dick Howser around after failing on three previous against gnsa vegatsbtos aad .jCWeer victory. ule, Milwaukee whipped Hous two doubles and Lee Maye also cruiter—in the highest sense of other little things. Tommy Heinsohn, Tom Qoln, reached our coUege level of de bent over backward to make iweren’t permitted to take our bounce each other off brick rally with a two-run homer. a sacrifice had provided the ty tries, but needed Larry Sherry's the word, before he can be a "I hope we offer more than- Bob Psttlt, Oscar Robertson, walls.” frulta Mostly wa ata veaL The 'T' Sandy, whose third no-hitter ton S-8 as Hank Aaron tagged had two hits while Dave Rob- Moe Drabowsky got the victory. velopment." the defeats palatable. tour into that nation.” ing run for the Indians. relief help. coach. Just a basketball game at Jerry laicas and Cbach Red players ere tremsndaas esters. tl As for the tour and the Olym "The three cloeeet games Cousy and Celtics’ Trainer Briefings— "TIis ofOeiala Just It was a great challenge to find Storrs, ” he said. "I want H to Auerbach. pics, Oousy had this to say: "Colleges must rind players, were In the 20 pdlnt range. We Buddy Leroux had these com clued us to be careful what we enough and the right Und a t must keep them, counsel them be a full evening of fun and en H m trip took the goodwUl ath- "The people In these countries won most of the time by be tertainment for the whole fam ments on a variety of subjects: did and said. But no one in food to eatlafy them because and finally coach them. But it’s letee to Poland, Rumania, Tu- can’t bêvs we don’t send our tween 40 and 50 TOlnU.” Games— "When we went ily." these countries harassed ua or the people hi those countries 1 Rugged Home Stand the high school man who’s the goelnvin and Egypt where they beet athletes to the Olympics. Oousy warns *Our Olympic overseas we tiad no intention of limited our movements. We He indicated more extras are compiled a 21-0 rscord. They don’t understand me vast eat extremely email amounts by coach in the purse sense of the team which goes to T(4cyokyo this playing games at first. We were were told we’d get a lot of quee- our s'verage etandarda” word.” being planned among them a shift of home dates sometime in Shabel has been hitting the the future to Wednesday and .Starts for Red Sox banquet trail hard since the end Saturday nights. ■ ...... Profanity Indicates Lack of Vocabulary o f the Huskies' successful cam Most high schools plsy Tues paign back in March. Two of days and Fridays," Shabel said, BOSTON (AP)— the Red Sox ate serious first divi- his recent stops were in this area—last Monday at Rockville “if we play say, Wednesdays .'fiion candidates they’ll have fo prove it the hard way and Saturdays, that will give Richardson Career as Yankee j.in the next 16 days— against the three top teams in the and Saturday at Ellington. He impressed both gathering's with the high school players and .:jAnierican League. his ability as an after-dinner their tans a chance to see us 4 Boston, coming off a 5-6 road speaker Just as he impressed and will give ua (the coaches) Has but Two Seasons to Run -ftrlp and now sui even .500 for fans throughout the East with a chance to see them.” 3lhe year, opens the critical Springfield his coaching ability aa he led University of Connecticut was jfStretch against New York to- represented on the basketball NEW YOBX—(NEA)— 'TMaybe lUe not good, but around, though heh only 1- the unheralded UConns to the This is the Mud at guy I find Pm WMe to bold 5-9. ■VSS 1 i-, Uk^nlgbt--When the 16 days are over finals of the NCAA Regional floor for many years by the % thtoge to.” EH Grim, who’ used to rSWiey will have played 18 games New Leader Tournament in Raleigh, N. C. late Hugh Creer, a high-type Bobby Richardson le. His I ' - with the Yankees, Chicago and guy if there ever was one. big thrill lest year with the An observation was pitch for the Los Angeles I g Baltimore. An exponent' of scholastic New York Yankees was Angeles, once plunked Mm I prowess first, Shabel makes no After sharing the dais with his made that he seems to be a ; a Earl Wilson draws the first In Eastern successor a couple of times and supplied by Mickey Mantle placid person. to the ribs with a fast bnlL V- % âssignment tonight against New bones about which of the two Grfoa had been Ms baddy •’A’a” come first. getting to know him much bet on n Saturday afternoon In “ Placid ?” oriced Bobby ^ Y o rk 's A1 Downing. Jack La- ' SPRINOFIHaJD, Mass. (AP) Minneapolis. on the Yanks. As Bobby * * * ter, this writer thinks Homer rimply. “What dre- will quit t he game within Bflhby, tliM nose Is Mg liamsport, 2-1, in a lO-inning sented worthy of mention. the Mmmer. It baa more Boston is 16-10 vs second divl- game. much after college, maybe a two years. en on ^ tor both of ua. Let’s A precedent was set at El bedrooma, five than they ^sk>n clubs but 9-llL.facing those SpringfieU handed the Pio night at the 'YMCA once a week “ By then,” he said, “ I go get Mm.” Facetiously, .aihigher in the standings. shooting baskets until you’re 34 lington when a special prize (a can use. So vtsittng them of oourse. neers a 13^ beating in the should have oomthlng else.” ^ The Sox are 2-0 against the or 35 and then nothing. And I’ve wrist watch) was presented to were two women mlsslon- Bobby has never been opener of their twinbill, scoring Something elsb Is n ariea bade from 29 yean to ;,^Yankees whom they haven't met three in the first and adding never seen a space on a Job Carl Carlson, the school’s "Mr. thrown oat of a basebaU ’-i>.Bince the opening week. Despite application form for a batting Everything." ^ church connected Job the African Sudan. game to Ms major league seven runs in the third to lead Staszowski Wins wliloh will pay hfan from Bobby made a mlsalonory Înjuries and woes of Mickey them to the easy win. ’Tommy average or a foul shooting per The departing senior has set career, nor has he been to ■aXbmtle the Yankees are sUil centage. a flock of reco^s in basketball 96i000 to $8,000 n year or, trip for the Texoa Bopfist a fight. He Is prond of the Arruda went all the way for the as he admits, “about a Church to Japan and For only 4H games out in third win, while Pioneer starter Billy But academics prepare you and track and also estM>lished loyalties baseball Inspires. place. for a Job and a future. a school mark in scoring with fifth of what I get for play- mosa last wlntor. When he “If I ever got In tronble,” St. Peter, who never finished U temveUag with the Yan Cheney Tech Athletes Honored at Banquet Look at Thomas the first stanza, took the loss. If there’s an opportunity for the soccer team. In ERCC Pro-Am Ing baseball.” It ehoMd be be said,, “the man I would Boston fans will get their first both, of course the Duke grad hi Snmter, S.CJ., because kees, he works on -Ms cor turn to on the Yankees Is ’The Giants took the nightcap, He's my choice for the all- respondence oourse from Top athletes at Cheney Tech were honored laat night at the annual Sports Bsb- look at right fielder Lee Thomas 3-1, again starting off quickly is all for sports. But he’s not an time outstanding athlete in the that’s where he’s from and EIHe Howard, Lost spring, In a Red Sox uniform. Since he adherent of the cliche, ‘It mat Veteran pro Stan Staszowski of Green Woods fired a Moody Bible CoUege and some friends from South quet at the school. Fred D’Angona, principal speaker, left, is shown with tht and scoring all their runs in the BIRD WATCHING—Umpire A1 Forman moves in short history of Ellington High where he has his home paid was acquired from Los Angeles After almost treading on pigeon’s tailfeathers For ters not whether you win or one under par 71—the only sub-par round of the day— for. catches up on “ Christian OoroUnn were visiting ns to winners: Bill Schick, Nassiff Award for outstanding contribution to the sportf first Inning. Roger Sinner went School," said Vice Principal authors I think I should In a trade for Lu Clinton, Thom the full seven innings for the on fearless pigeon that declared squatters rights on man scuffed some infield dust at bird forcing it to lose, but how you play the to win top honors in the Connecticut PGA Pro-Am Golf “Something else” also Tampa. We drove to the pri^ram Len Monroe, Guadino Award for the highest batting average Todd as has collected eight hits game’. Bob Healy.” road.” He pays his own victory, with Nate Martinez get baseline between first and second in Philadelphia. means no more 11-dny road hotel, and the parking at Spicer, Herald Award as rookie-of-the-year; Andy Tomko, S ti^ d Award, for in four games including two fly away so slightly delayed game could continue. ’’Can you imagine an insur Among the other honored Tournament held yesterday at the Ellington Ridge Coun way to speak to youfli ting the defeat. were Dave Werkhoven who try Chib. hrlps away from Betsy and tendant cut os off. He used homers. ance salesman coming home at groups (as many as 10,- obscene language. I got out good sportsmanship, and Dan Mullen, athlete of the year. Pagani’s Cateren Oiarleston, who had been picked up his third straight Staszowski shot 86-86—^71 to the four Idds— rangliig In AMERICAN LEAGUE contifluea, "is the brain surgeon, At Rockville the athlete of LabUtia (pro). Gene Catala, Vin ■Tony PreaooU 38-36—70 didn’t want to disturb him. He serves on the boards of low apologized.” âki, the defending league batting the year award want to Karl the Ckiristlan Service Bri 11th came on a two bsise error, NATIONAL LEAGUE He’d better care whether he Buonoomo and Doq Aheam rs, .Hanc KravMs, (Xiarle It also means a devout, But the attendant also champion mired in the .230’s, Batting — Oliva, Miimesota, wins or loees and not ‘how he Niederwerfer. Moat valuable WlIwNi,' Henry Rappa 8467—^ gade, the church-sponsored a sacrifice fly, two intentional W. L. P et O.B. .371; Fregosl, Loa Angeles, .342; took low' gross honors for four Schaefer,^ ,_c?*^5Lv.Jack Garvey. Larr; natnial life unexposed to made some ehirtag remarks Qualifying Round has hit safely in his last five playa the game’.’’ trophies were awarded to Clar somes with 33-6d— 66. Top ama Scranton, Shrr Ferguson 5? the somettmes profane ele Brookland Plantation on to the Howard group, wMch games and says: walks and another sacrifice S. Franclaoo SO 19 .612 He Stalked Out Injun Hinton, Washington, .337; How • * * ence Wilson, soccer; Ken Fol- teur score was 36-37— 78 turned Burkarth. Dave Kellam. H. R. ments that are part at his Edisto Island, S.C-, the included Henry Aaron of BOXED NUTfi "ru get going at Fenway. fly- Philadelphia 27 19 .687 I'/l ard, New York, .327; Whitfield, Lasch, A. H. Pease The game was marred by an Plttabnr^ 27 23 sie, baseball;, and Niederwerfer. la by Jtanmy Grant o f Wethers Uc(3oldrick, Bari Whi baseball existence. Grace Church of New York the Mllwnokee Braves. A , ^.rm still going to hit .300 this SI/, Cleveland, .319. Few Good Losers heway, John and the Fellowship of Chris ■tandiiics outfield collision between short Cincinnati 26 23 .631 To all, as well as the group field. Slals, Lou Soooone 73 “ I’m BO crusader,” fight broke out ..year, you wait and see. I was NEW YORK (AP)—Carl Willey, the destructible Runs — Oliva, Minnesota, 41; ■Very few people are good los of Manchester High boys hon Twenty-seven foursomes and . . . Low Net Tl___ tian Athletes. “ BefM« yon knew It,” ra- In U.S. Open Golf W. L. Pbt. stop Jack Hernandez and left St. Ix>uls 26 26 .610 5 LahutiA Gene (Jatala, Tin Buono- stressed Bobby, “bat I hitting .250 this time last year pitcher, has A ’s what are so flat they sound as if they Allison, Minnesota, 38; Rollins, ers, the coach added. ored last Thursday we doff the 108 golfers competed despite the At the same time, be la onlled Bobby, “ tills guy was CEsetnuts 34 20 .680 .„‘ and ended up at .321. fielder Jose Vidal for the Indi Milwaukee 26 26 AlO 5 Minnesota, 34; Bressood, Bos oore, Don Ahearn 86- 8—69 found out that tf you take Los Angeles 26 26 .490 6 were run over by a cahr. ’’.Play the game by the rules. Holcomb chapeau. and wet grounda KowidsU, Ifoe Martuoclo, Hap a magnificent basebnll play Mt rix or seven punches Walnuts S8 31 ,e u ■" "Right now I think I should ans. Both converged at full ton, 32; Aparicio, BUtlmore and Leete, John Penfield 73-13^1 a stand early, people reer in Ms athletic prime at Peanuts 32 32 .503 Chicago 23 24 .489 6 He is the only major leaguer get any closer because he’s hold Staszowski was three under and wound up apMoglzing NEW YORK (AP)—Five former Open champions ^J^be hitting around .270. I’ve hit speed on a fly ball and were from the state of Maine, but Howser and Wagner, Cleveland, par on the first nine after McOoldrlck, John Slais. tiou • ■poot you for It. I nottoe the age of 28, In Ms eighth again. FUberto 27 36 .509 '10 line drives in the last two knodced imconscious. Vidal was Houston 23 SO .434 9 ing this big knife and he’s hack 31. Soccone, Earl Wheway 73- 9—83 the guys try to keep from and a fellow who has won everything else but, try to New York 16 36 .314 16 Casey Stengel is,the only man Dlrdlee on the first, fifth, sixth Haotntoah, Ralph Howard. Hec fuU season with tiie most “Now I know why they Almonds 37 36 .509 ''weeks that have been caught. admitted to York Hospital wdth ing away at this tree. using profanity when Monday’* Results who ever stalked a tame Indian Runs Batted In — Wagner, and seventh holes. He bad one. tor Oote, Tic liartone 71- 8—83 successful team In Mstory, ■ay Henry has qMek qualify today for the U.S. Open Golf Championship at Pistachios 26 36 .481 -If they fall in, it means another a concussion and a possible "Finally he hands me a piece Stassowskl, ' Harry Garbus, Joe they're around me.” and no one shoves Mm Milwaukee 6, Houston 3. through the wilds of the same Cleveland 46; Stuart, Boston, Houk Likes Yankee Picture^ No. 14, on the bacfii nine and Dotlnsky, T e d Olansiracusa wrists.” Washington June 18-20. 6^ Cashews 26 39 .486 *^■'40 to 50 points. wrist fracture and Hernandez of the wood, and I figure he’s 43; Cash, Detroit, 38; KiUebrew, Hiere Is one member of Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 1. state. bogies on Nos. 4, 16 and 16. 70-AV 7—OB7-r88 The big show is at Detroit, g . ^ Peoana 28 30 .484 ------was admitted with a cut below They got together at a lobster made me out a pipe of peace, Minnesota, 38; Colavito, Kansas Bodlngton,gton,, WaUy Pisrson. Jas the Yankee entourage vrfao Ml St. I»uls at San Franclaoo, The leaders; Lenson,n, Henry Rappa 71- 8—A where 82 players Including L i e g l O n 1 r V O U t S BrazUe 32 32 .407 the eye and a possible broken party at Shea Stadium, held to you know, you used to read City, 37. Not Ready to Change Image rite In the bade of the bus most of the touring pros, shoot ~ ~ - Ppd. about them all the time in those tow Ptm MoCue,e, WiUiatn______'Thoniton,____ Bob Butterauts 19 M .866 dieekbone. Only Games Scheduled. publicize that product of the Hits — Oliva, Minnesota, 78; ■tea Steseowskl 9968—71 Whittaker, Jack Oasey 73- 8—84 and >cnssBs hnbMuaHy. Bob at 30 berths. Sports Schedule days. A peace pipe. Al Macklntorii 37-36—73 Schaefer, Jack Garvv, Larry East Adds Two New Coaches Set This Week Two York runners scored on . lyiday’s Games Down East area. Willey was the Hinton, Washington, 69; Bres- by always makes sore he A total o f 56 places will be In tbe rolloff for the overall host. He was the one with the “ Well, I got this pipe, and this soud, Boston, 81; ciuisey, Kan NEW YORK — (NEA) —^through the turnstiles with Ir- Bob Rogers 38-89—^75 Scranton, Sher Ferguson 71-8—w the mishap, with Ron Stillwell St. Louis (Sadedd 6-4) at Al Labutls 37-39—76 Rogers, Hark Kraviti. Oiarl^ alto up front, up at four other sites in the championship, the Peanuts, getting credit for an Inside-the- recently broken Jaw, but he fella is giving me the ‘ugghhs’ sas City, 60; Richardson, New Slnce the advent of the New relevant ‘ gimmicks ■ ■ • such as be Wilson, Henry Rappa 71- 8—86 Tueaday, June 9 San Francisco (Mprichal 8-1), WaUy Clchoo 38-38-76 'Around second base,” he To Staff for Next Season sectional qualifying round. TVyout oessiona for the Man first round wtnnere, defeated Morlarty’s vs. Medics, 6, park home run. N. talked all right. and ‘grunt’ and I dln’t know York, 59. York Mets and their banner- ing the underdogs and having George CetoiaUl 40-37—77 Ceferattl. George Gadomald, Bd WUUe Hunter 38-39—77 Slncagem, John O'Oonnell oonfinued, “ I have no tron- Thirty-five golfers qualified chester American Legion base the Chestnuts, second round “ ’ Buckley. The Reading Red Sox com Chicago (Ellsworth 7-4 and Stengel did not have a broken that he was so educated. Sud Triples — Oliva, Minnesota, carrying claque, there has been a story-spinning character aa denly, he takes off and heads manager. Frank SegiUlne 37-40—77 88- 3—85 ble. Tony Kubek (Yankee Monday at eight courses. ball team are scheduled tonight, Champa, 2-1. Top bowler In the -'i Dilkm’s vs. Army-Navy, 6, bined a hit batsman, a sacrifice Burdette 1-0) at New York Jaw and he wiped the drawn but 5; McAuliffe, Detroit, Oreen, considerable talk about the Al Fuchs 87-40-77 ^ Howe. Paul Bruno. Hy Snow- for the river. Top Stars John OarroII ‘73- 7—86 shortstop) doesn’t nse pro By HOWIE HOLCOMB fmeg Bowl Game. He has also Among the successful players league was Clara Trueman with WaddeU. and a single for the winning CJackson 3-8 and Cisco 3-5) 2, ter off his lips and said that Kansas City, Fregosi, Los An Yankee image. Bob Schaeffer 39-39—78 tomorrow and Thursdaiy at 6 when he was young, "and work Walter Lowell 89-39—78 CIchon, Jim Gordon, Tom Wolfe, fanity either. Profanity to Two new coaches, including served os one of the three were Chick Harbert, former ■n average of 105. Ansaldi’s vs. Pagani’a 6, Ver- run in their 10-lnnlng, 2-1 vic Twl-N., 6 p.rt. "Everybody yells that he's go geles, Versalles, Minnesota and Hie American League cham Houk the Iron Major Inslst.s Dick Buriouih 40-39—79 Frank Sh^don 70- 8—88 a two-sport star from Univer p.m. at Memorial Field. ing for the Boston club, the one ing to steal the boat, he’s going me lôntes a lack at vo coaches on the football advisory PGA champion, and tourists planck. tory over Williamsport. Milwaukee (Fischer 5-3 and Hinton< Washington, 4. pions long have been pictured that American League stars ad Kowalski Segallne, Jack Hunter, John sity of Connecticut, have been High bowlers the final week in the NaUonal League, back in to steal the boat, he's going to Bd Howe 37-42-79 Sweeney, Werner KunBl 74-8—88 cabulary. committee to the CIAC. Bob Brue and Dean Refram. Boys up to 16 years of age y - Bantly’s vs. Manors, 6, Mt. Doug Gentry, relieving Jerry SadowskI 2-5 or Schneider 0-1) Home Runs — KiUebrew, Min as highly efficient, austre and match those of the National. added to the Eiast Catholic High were Mike Holmes I5I-369, the days when the world was steal the boat, and sure enough Some do but not enough. Houk He received his master’s de Colorful amateur Billy Joe Pat are eligible to play with the . Nebo. Herron, was the winning pitch at Houston (Farrell 8-1 and nesota, 16; Colavito, Kansas arrogantly dominating. Some staff. Both will begin their new SybU Tedford 133-369, Alice Nottebart 0-7 or Owens 1-4) 2, flat, I was Invited up to Maine he jumps in and paddles away points to A1 Kaline of Detroit; gree from University of (Connec ton also made it, but he had to club which plans to open its Lincoln vs. Oreen Manor, 6, er and Duane Richards took the City, 14; PoweU, Baltimore and Insist that tills picture comes duties this fall. The men are ticut this year. Rock 126-349 and Gloria Dar West Side. Twl-N. by a fella that owned the sport as fast as he can go, and ev Wagner, Cleveland, IS; OentUe, Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski; the survive a sudden death extra season next week. About 40 can loss, also in relief. through even on home and Doug Gaffney, letter. winner in Prior to Joining the Bristol ling 126. Liberty vs. 8t. Mary’s, 6:16, Pittsburgh (Blass 2-2 and ing goods company that made erybody is shooting away at Kansas City and - Allison and Miimesota home nin hitters, hole. didates have attended drills so Today’s Schedule all the baseballs.” him, bang, bang, and away he saloon television tubes. baseball and football at UConn, staff he served two years in far with more expected now ;rv Robertson. Gibbon 3-1) at Philadelphia HaU, JVItnnesota, 12. (Harmon KiUebrew, Boh Alli Former PGA champion Paul Springfield at Elmira. (Short S-S and Oilp 1-4) 2, " ’That’s how they got their goes. Regardless of the Yankee son. Jimmie Hall and now Tony Farrell Endorses High Living and Don Robert, a 1963 gradu boys club work in Mt. Kisco, that East CaUioUc High has KAPPLINOS — Eva Lewie Gus’s vs. Walnut, 6:16, Char Pitehing — Ford, New York, ate of AIC. N.Y. Runyan and veteran Johnny ter Oak. Reading at Williamsport. Twi-N. ^tart,” Stengel said, "by buying likeness in the public's mind, Oliva) and pitcher, Camllo Pas ended its season. 341. "lyeft, I found out later they 7-1, .876; Bunker, BiuUmore and BuUa were om oi^ those who Sportsmen vs. Hobby Shoppe, Charleston at York J2). Cincinnati (O’Toole 4-2) at up sporting goods stores, and was using blanks in the guns Kralick, Cleveland, 6-1, .857; Ralph Houk, the new general cual; Baltimore’s Luis Aparicio. Gaffney, a native of Verona, Married and the father of five Scheduled opening gaune has children, Gerber will teach phy failed to qualify, 'westem Am " e:15, Mt. Nebo. Los Angeles (Moeller 8-4), N. they started with this one up in and the fellow was going to Pascual, Minnesota, 8-2, .800; manager. Isn't about to change Brooks Robinson and Eloog N. J., is 22 and mqrried. He been set June 17 but it is al sical education in addition to Doublee — (Niva, BUnaeeota Wednesday, June 10 Navy’s football team next fall Maine someplace so they always bring the boat back as soon as MUIer, Baltimore, Heffner, Bos it, Powell; Kansas City’s Jim Gen *But Just D on ’t Get Caught’ played quarterback Ih football ateur champion Steve Opper- most sure to be postponed be *" N assiffs vs. Auto Parts, 6, .AMERICAN LEAGUE had a .soft spot for it and they tile and Rocky (Colavito. and both second base and short hla coaching duties at Bast (Ca mann also missed, and former and Hinton, WosMngton, 12; will have nine 'lettermen on the they got through ribbin' me. but ton and MIkkelsen, New York, "For the life of me I can’t tholic. cause of a conflict with Man Brassoud, Boston, Mathewp, Buckley. ’ W. L. Pet. GB kept a park up there, or maybe I never forgot the state of stop in baseball at UCionn. He Open champion Jack Fleck — 11-man two-way unit. 4-1, .800. see anything wrong with the But Houk admits that the AL chester High senior week ac- Kansas Cfity and Allison nnd C h ica g o...... 29.14..674 you would call it a ranch. R was Maine.” Strikeouts — Pens, Kansas Ferrell was traded to the was co-captain of the baseball who beat Ben Hogan in a stor tivitiea t green and l6ts of bushes and a Yankee image,” said Houk in luminaries require a superior NEW YORK (NEA) — Rollins. Minnesota, 11. . BalHmore .....31 17 .646. Vi So Casey turned out to be an City, 78; Ford, New York, 73; selling Job. The National Here’s Houston’s Dick FSr- Los Angelps Dodgers In squad this past season and was ied playoff—did not try. lake and trees. his now office at the stadium: letterman three years in each New Y o r k ...... 26 19 A68 4'/, old lobster hand, but some of R a ^ tz, Boston and Wicker- League has bigger and better n il, notnally struggUiig tor IMl, then oaine to Houston Hogan will not attempt to Cleveland ...... 26 20 .566 4>/, “ And they had this tame In the other New York Mets had sham, Detroit, 71; Pascual, Min- "If winning consistently gives sport. dian up there, only they didn’t the wrong impression, then the names and seven clubs in con n semblance of maturity, a year later in the expan qualify, either. The four-time Minnesota .... 28 23 .649 6 never attacked the beasts with nesotih 65. tention. sion draft. Ironically, Gaffney played tell me that he was tame. They entire idea o f all games is and nU anyone nmembers winner does not approve of be Boston ...... 25 25 .500 T/i their bare hands after they had freshman Iwaketball at UConn HUNTING used to use him in their sports wrong. That is what everybody All the Yankees can do is am those early days with ing asked to qualify, with his Detroit ...... 20 28 .417 11'/, been steamed in sea weed. The NATIONAL LEAGUE He’s pitching bettor than four years ago when Don Studebaker shows, you know, casting with is trying to do—win. What do keep on winning and drawing baseball’s mlsohlevoas Dal record. Have Your Own Business! lobsters that is. Burns, present East Catholic Washington ...22 32 .407 12)/, the fishing rod, like Ted Will- Batting—WiUiams, Chiesgo, 36.4 per cent of the league',s ton Gang. ever bMqn now aad be’e Los .Angeles .. .20 S3 .377 14 Willey walked around with they want the Yankees to do— athletic director, was frosh Snead, attempting to make it THE COMMON-SENSE CAR iams does. .406; Majrs, San Francisco, J57; attendance and hope for help " I t ’s alokenlng now,” Fhr- -'.K- \ watching himself a Uttie Kansas City . . . 17 32 .347 15 friendly advise on claw-crack White, Houston, .363; Clemente, lose? I’d hate to think the close? off file field, yet be coach at Storrs. to the championship for the "But they told nie that he was ing. He was especially attentive from the outside in the way of n il sold. “That stuff U six 34th consecutive time, is among Monday’s Results Pittsburgh, .351; Torre, Mil world is moving backward. competition. Insists he’s enjoying him He is a member o f the cur wild, and that the woods were to Roy McMillan, the vacuum Tears old and It wouldn’t rent graduating class at the the name players at Detroit. Cleveland 6, Los Angeles 3. full of them Indians. ’They used waukee, .348. "Yankee Stadium is known self oompletely. FISHING cleaner shortstop who has have come out If I hadn’t university. Others are former Open cham UP Kansas City 5, Washington 4. to sneak up behind him, and Runs— Mays, San Francisco, as the Home o f Champions for Harry Craft, the Houston Detroit 10, .Minnesota 5. changed the whole character of been plaoriRg * losing Robert is a veteran of the A t FiaaiNO COVERALLS pion Tommy Bolt, PGA cham SELL peer at him through the bushes. the team with his fine play. 44; Williams, Chicago, 86; Cle good reason and ,I Intend to manager, agreed that Fkr- Only Games Scheduled. mente, Pittsburgh, ' 34; Allen, tonm. But now I’m 90 and 1 rail Is no problem : lantic Coast Football League. Mechanics coveralls belong in pions, Bob Rosburg, Jhn Fer- TO "So I slipped up behind him “ Would you like another lob keep it that way. Its occupants have nMMMBsiblllfiM . . . Today’s Games one day and I’m closing in and Philadelphia. S3; Aaron, Mil won the title with 28 pennants “ He’s doing an outstand- He played alongside of Andy every flaberman's eloeet. Multi rier and Jerry Barber. ster, R oy?” Carl said. “ Take all people Just don’t forget, Baylock, former East coach tude of pockets hold galaxy of Baltimore (McNally 4-3) at he turned around and heard me you want. Eat hearty.” waukee, 32. and 20 world championships in tog Job for us. In tact, from Tour regulars Bob Goalby, Chicago (Ptzarro 6-2), N. Runs Batted In—Mays, San thou|^ Hhen you get a n- toy assoolntlon wlfii him, who resigned recently to ac gear. Double layer of clothes Johnny Pott. Art Wall, Joe DON’T WAIT TILL OCTOI coming. Well, he's got this blg| The A was flat, but his heart 43 years. Yankee SUdium is p u ta S ^ ” New York (Downing 2-1) at knife and he’s whittling. I don’t was in' it. Francisco, 44; Boyer. St. Louis, the House H iat Babe Ruth Fve thought all those stories cept a post at University of odds wonntti on windy days. Campbell, Gay Brewer, Tommy The Daltoa Gang was a ConnecUcut. In addition to his Inexpensive material saves wear Boston (Wilson 4-2), 8 pjn. 42; Torre, .MUwaukee, 36; San Built and great athletes have were exaggerated. We Aaron, Bobby Nichols, Ken GET CLOSE-OUT PRIi Los Angeles (Newman 3-2) to, Chicago, 34; Stargell, Pitta- quartet of PhUiadelpiila haven’t found him to be duties as defensive comerbock, and tear on regular fishing been hitting the ball for dle- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tehsn dôated to prov- Venturi, Doug Sanders, Rex at Cleveland (Donovan 3-2), N. burgh, S3. !"< J anything like that. He Just he also played guard with the clothes. tance ain) otherwise setting g that life In the major Baxter and Phil Rodgers will Kansas City (O’Donoghue 2-3 tilts— WllUanu, Chicago, 73; V. " , w . UPet. C does what we ask o f him.” offensive unit. CAMP NOTE BOARD Maine Provides Big Upset records there ever since — Lou Norman’s ...... 5 0 1.000 lengnea con, indeed, be a also shoot, at Detroit. RIGHT NOW...IN JUNE! and Pfister (9-1) at Waahin- Clemente, Pittsburgh, 71; Forrall’s off to the best Also married, Robert was on The some note-keeping Is Gahrtg, Joe DiMaggio and now Paganl’i ...... ,4 2 .667 plensun. The members At New York, former Open ton (Narum 5-3 and Cheney Mays, San Franelsco and Boyer. ■tort of Us career this sea the faculty at Holyoka Catholic ymuii to oomp as well as the Mickey ManUe, Roger Marls Ansaldi’s ...... ,4 ,2 .6(17 aren F u n ll, Bouston team- champkm Cary Middlecoff and 0-2), Ikd-N. St. Louis, 65; Wills, Los An son but he Just shrags Ms H l ^ lost year. ' ' kltoiien. Make a oemp Triack In College World Series and some more." Oilers ...... I 4 jo o mate Jfaa Owens, Beth M on- Tony Manero, former PGA Minnesota (Staage 2-5) at geles and Flood, St. Louie. 63. huge sbaalden when asked Ooffney will teach history, board” nice this: Nall the soraw- Threat By Mets Lawyers ...... 0 9 .000 head aad im A Meyer, the chompionB Doug Ford, Vic ICE CREAM ’’letroit (McLain 0-0), N. Poublee WllUams, Chicago, to explain It. Robert ^^llsh and French at on ooTfr of n Jnr to n handy OMAHA (AP) — Maine’* 15; Clemente, Pittsburgh and ■People predict the dead-last last twa both deported from 'T m Just getttng the nms Bast. tree. Notes ora stored hielde. Ohezxl, Lionel Hebert, Jay He 'The game wlU be resumed at bert and Jim Tumesa and tour sophomores provided the upset Groat, St. Louis! 14; Torre, New York Mets In their mag NATIONAL l e a g u e the Ug leagues. this year,” be sold. “1 don’t With these oddlUqns, on en Jar hi weatherproof. New notes that point t o n ^ t . Missouri ing proe Frank Beard. Gardner FROM A REVOLUTIONARY NEW and Arizona State will foUow. MUwankee, IS; Cardenas, Cln- nificently new Shea Stadium in w . U Pet. thtok I’m dotag anything' tirely new football coaching ■how at a glance. and Mirmesota started in its “ Look, I didn’t go around - < . - J Dickinson Jr„ Dave Mawr, Tom BASEBALL HEROES The regular Tuasday sched olanatl, Roseboro, Los Ajigeles Flushing win outdraw the Yan Moriarty’s ...... 6 2 .714 different.” ^ 4 staff has been appointed at , ICE PLUG MORILE ICE CREAM TftUCK cuatomary elecUcm yekr style kwkliig lor trouble,” Farrell my Jacobs and Freddie Haas ule was set back to Wednesday and Alou, MUwankee. 11. kees this season. The proud Auto Parts ...... 6 2 .714 Owens, his old playmate, East. Norm Gerber, formerly This winter make an ice plug In the rain - shortened first Bombers attracted only 200,000 M ed ics...... 3 aold irilh a touch of that un- are «4her. head coach at Bristol Central, are entered. Former Amateur Pitching — a a >1 „ y -kOUfax, which means the title game In Triplea—Saato, Chicago and 4 .429 out of scrap tin or aluminum. * !• your own Bon! round of the College Baseball CalUsoB, PhUadelpMa. 5; Cle- more in the Bronx in 1963 than N assiffs ...... 2 8 mlstnlraliie Boston nooent. was named to succeed Baylock ohanvpton Dick Chapman ie Do4gcrs, followed up hla no- the double elimination tourney .400 Will savs hours of ohop|>lng 2 4 K > O R S E D A N World Saries Monday. meute, Pittsburgh, Mays, San the 1,080406 who paid to root Green Manor...... i “ But I M U baltova you don’t “ Turte's Just a bettor only a few days ago. Neither playing, too. * No FronchlM Foo end No Roydfy hltter with a four-hitter, win won’t come until Saturday or 5 .167 next loS fishing ssasnn Mume S A L E P R IC E Maine was playing most of VVanctseo and Boyer. St. Louis, M d toot for the MeU at the have to be a goody goody as Mtoher than a lot of guys Don Cunningham nor Tom Kel (>pen obampione Ed IXirgol S-CYUNDER ning the 100th game of Ms ma possibly Sunday...... light metal Into a oooe. (One * Your own turritory the hitters to puli in its 5-1 ancient Polo Grounds. " AMERICAN LEAGUE leag aa you get your rest. As think,” Owens sold. “They ley, who aided Baylock lost sea and Lew Woraham and PGA Heater and defroster, under jor league career aa Los An cone fits easily into another for * Top qualify Hood product victory that ended a IS-game Home Runs—Stays, San Fran Hie Yankees’ {utnctpal trou long as yon do, no one can thtok he Just gets by with son. is returning. storage.) Next winter when champion Denny Shute play at coating, appearance group, gelas edged Onelnnatl. 2-1. O , T w . L. Fct. Seton Hall winning streak. cfaMM, 18; Williams. Chicago. ble, attendance-wise, is the lack aomplnla. toe tost ball. But he thinks Gerber has been a head grid leaving the lake, push the sharp Pittsburgh. PGA champion * Small down poymont •— 5 yonr ffncnehiq oonvenience group, oil filter, .95 BnHlng Jim King, Senators, Peck Luin^ ...... 5 2 , .714 seat belts. Minnesota’s Big Ten champs 18; Howard. Loa Aagelea, 14; ,“Oor Mg bronble was get- out there. He knows how coach for five years, all at Bris end into chipped hole. Next Chandler Harper is at Wash boenmp 'the first American of attractive opponents. While Police * Fire ...... 4 2 ’ .667 fing oaught. Then ore ON DUPLAY EVERY PAY INOLUDINO fiUNDUkY stopped Texas A&M 7-3 behind RoMnson, Ctodnnatl. It; Tom , a healthy Mickey Mantle play- to pitch, not Just flra.” tol Central High. He captained fishing day, pour a teacup of ington. READY TO OOt Lenguer this season to Mt three "fit**, ...... 4 .4E» plenty at players nronnd the $ T M . — 1 P JU. right-hander Joe Pollock with a sniwBukee aad Allen, FhUadel- w ery day would help, the Dfispite the d iffe r e n t the 1957 squad qt StoiTe coached alcohol into cone, light. Heat The 129 survivors at the sec 1798 bomere In a single game, brings 16 - hit attack led by Ron Pbla, 10. Magne who o n os bad if not eidninns about his sneeens. by Bob Ingalls. In addition to melts sides from ice. Gone sl| p e Mg Ms total for the year to AMERICAN LEAGUE i**®de q pennant race. Army A Navy ...... 2 5 J66 w bna than we w a n .” tional qualifying Join 21 exempt Wojelak and BUI Davis. Pttebing—^FamU, Houston Hie diffleutty, Uierefore, is er n n^ k n ow s whnt It eould coaching football at Bristol, out Hole remains. playaere, Indudlag defender Ju- nine In WaaMngton’s 5-4 loha to Minnesota won the oham- Wagner (18), Chance (6), In- aad Marietaal, San Fraaelsoo, IVwna’s lepotaBw a***** ■MMi ingMiMiys Gerber was also wrestling EBfEBCUDNOY BOW Charles (6), Ahialk (S), wague problem about which the 9t oaily whaa he tfha at UuB Boros and Ug guns Arnold ■ i CHy. pionahlp in both its other 8-1, A89; Bruce, Houston, 9-t, Yankees can do nothing. , Hie “ 1 Had U h n ii to baltova ooach. Plans ooU 'for a wres Ever Isee an ear and have to Athletlra; King 8 (8), Zimmer B.C. Nameo Captain fieheweMady, M.V.» hi « w 99 Palmer and Jack Nlektaue. NCAA tourney appearances in .750; Running, PMIadelpMa aad other outfita muat improve in s' I’m already,” he eald’ tling program to be introduced row eamewhere when wind wan H. P. HOOD & SONS Boland Motors “ In Mfiwankae a election years 1966 and i960. (7), Senatom? Iton^r (8). Gibaiai. St. Lonls. 5-8. .114. M niea’ farm lyatem. with a emlle as he thought here In the fall. high? DUfloiilt to moke spy Stolen Baaeo — Apnrteio, Bnl- league now paying the price for W W TON, Maae. (AP) — Jim “hi 1964 thpy-onpeaded y e a n age 1 put my fiat, ' ri J 349 CENTER ST. «t W att C M tw St. Southern Cal's defending (!• ). 'n g ? « ; KUIehrcsr Strlkesate—KeafaX, tjm Aa- haek to the Dalton Gang i The new head coach and Don progress at olL Next time ^ Jimmie Dykes, who managed ttmore, 28; DavallUo, OieveMnd, (18). Taiaa. generally Ignnrlng Negro play- McGowan of OradeU, N.J.. ha. •Be for breaking enrfew,” through a mirror after that ROUTE S-A NCAA ehanpe were la front gMea. 88; Orysdalo, Loa Aa- era five jreara or so after Jackie “ But I do know Fve Burns, Bast Catholic athletic di this: Sit os for os you can In Cleveland in 1961, and Mai T«L 443^79 Op« 8; Weis, Chicago, Wi n a t i o n a l l r a o u k Men named captain at the 1996 he SOM. “ IlMa to 1955. at argument to the bar. I fi-1 with one oht In the top o< 8Mea, 84; Malsaay. RobtesoB broke the eoior Une got a chaaoe to make eomo rector, were classmates in col- the bow of the faoAt and row McQahti, who led the Indians In Cleveland and RMtoib Wi Aam (7), Bravea; J( OoUege baseball team. Byiaouse. 1 got to trouble wana’t gotog well at the thno money from tito game. SUFFIELD, CONN. Ma, 1, Hte fifth when the atonn Mt. la Brooklyn. from thorsL Deep grip on bow on 1963, are Je ttin g In thelc sac- (® )» VeM e^.ntM urgh, 15. ______. ____ , - *cQoR«a, an end in football, to haaaaw oC'w fight to a bar. tide guy was itdtog ma , After a l, I have a wtto a a i * MAinLEY-OOlDNIAIefirnaraVIELO ET «-m f ' T h eT i ' 99nrt gM peoiito a left fielder. ' ‘•Sirberto a native of Tumare. wntsr wOl help mUp eonrse n ond etrolgnt seasons oe ooach- < nâ^lhe nputotton I had caUlâMatoBn.fjnl ( to n a klda. I have to IWls, Miue. He w m eosMh of OAix OK w nniPO E, i (. ShenSbsIng t Kw Jweat sqiwd In the IMS !l ■S\ H-/ ' r 71 :i. 1

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Ideal tor an “ in-law’’ Realtor, 646-3811. t .1 AtMfP Norwleh 867-4696, Hartford 242- garage, in one of Bast Hart kitchen, excellent oondltion, situation. T. J. Crockett, Real « HAROLD a SONS Rubbish R e-' .UPAIOAPOF UIP-X FOR SALE—16 foot mUboaL DOUBLE BRASS-EpithoiM. CUI |14J0(V-6 ROOM CAPE with fOR% AS ROOM apartment, 9271. ford's best locations. Reduced centrally loostted. Phone own tor, 643-1677. ADVERTISING moval—Cellars, attics, yards. fRCAP.' LOAF « 9 M o r , heavy FIberglas oonstruotlon, 661-1846 after 6 p.m. preferred. Inquire after garage,» « . P»park-Ilke yard, rec to $28,600. For further infor er 649-7702. WTLLT8 STfUBVr StO Istlt Weekly or monthly pickup. OFBQEAOf^ READ/ center iMard, floatation, alu COLONIAL SfelG$TS YI8O7-B Blroh S t^ roomi, Mgh assumafeible mort- frontage, 648-7444. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS GIANTS NECK Hsighto - 4 mation or appointment to see . Harold Hoar, 649-4034. SOGBR •MAD minum mast, Thurston sails, room modem cottage, heat , better;ter value here. Wes- call The R. F. Dimock Oo., TWO • FAMILY - West M s. 6- AMP 3 ^ h.p. Johnson motor. Aifc- WsBring ApparO— Furs 57 APARTMENTS BOQCVILLB —■ 8 rooms and and hot water. $70 weekly, W R. Smith Agency, 648-1667. 6 duplex In good condiUon, new 8 AM. to 5 PJM. SHARPBNINO Service — Sawa PAtn, first floor, aluminum 649-6246, Richard Dlmock, 649- MANCHESTER OVBW i i « $700. OWU 6494)967. sleeps 7. Call Mrs. Carter, 742- 6003, or JoMhnna Evans, 649- wiring and plumbing, 2-car ga BOLTON—Half acre wooded! knives, axes, shears, skates. HAVE FOOT COMFORT aK day ■torm windows, car space, no MANCHBBTER g r e e n — Be building lot, owner, 649-(Tr68. < the Charles Chester way. Oall U42. 8668. , rage, deep lot 80x287, price COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. roUry blades. Quick sendee. P ^ . 28 Windsor Avenue. Ap- low FHA appralsal;.6 room $22,900. Philbrick Agency, 640- ity con be a much Capitol fioulpment Oo.. M OiaiMlid»^WBtelMB» 64t-7492. 16 Depot Square. Steps off East Center St. atONDAT n n i FRIDAX 10:S0 A M .—8ATCBOAX • AM . ]ny 22 Wlndemere Avenue. MAINE—Laiga lakefront cot Ranch, fireplace, .ftomil din X EAST HARTFORD—New 8 word in this age of AmXTVER LAKB-Two eleftrcib: Main St.. Manchester. Hours Jeweby 48 tage tor rent for August, Sep ing room, kitchen M^t-tns, ga lots with nice trees evertoOk-i dally 7-6. Thursday T-6. Satur A GROUP OF Beautiful Ctowna, room raised ranch, 4 bed production. It beet de- Ing lake, reasonable. Easy! 4^ rooms — Includes heat, tember and October to respon rage. Wesley R. Smith Agency, rooms, flnl.shsd recreation MANCHESTER — In'the Buck- 8 this carefully de- PLEASE READ YOUR AD day 7-4. 648-7968. i WATCH AND JEWELRY re used once, some tailor made l^''BnUshed.A|MrtHieBts 68-A 648-1667. \ terms. OWl 648-8709. t ' originals, slies 12 and 16. Be hot water, range, refrig sible people. Call 649-1145, 0 ^ , 1% baths, built-in stove ley School area. Big, Im ond built Garrison 4- pairing. Prompt eervlce. Up to maculate 7 room Ranch fea Claastlled or *^ a a t .\ds^ are taken over the phone as a FULL LAWN CARS—Lime and sure Rolwdy else will be weer erator, dryer, d l^ s a l, and noon-2 p.m. and oven, garage, large lot, m Oolotfial now under $20 on your old watch to trade. MANCHESTER - 1% room OFF POR’TER ST.—4 bedroom turing 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, bonveatenoe. The aêrtiser should read his ad the FIRST fertilizer applications, crab ing the same gown. Come to master TV antenna, cera apartment, newly furnished, Colonial, 2-car garage, 2*/i VA, FHA or conventional fi construction at Glendale on B-ZONE LOT on School Street.’ DAT Er APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In thne for the Ooeed Mondaya F. B. Bray, mic bath, private cellar and ATTAWAN BEACH. NlanOc. nancing. Selling for $20,000. kitchen with large dining area, BushlHill Road. Call us for grass ccmtrol, all season main 787 Main Street, State Theeter Manchester Tailor Shop, 121 heat, hot water, paridng, $80. Attractive 4 room modem cot hatha, family room. Need we Call 648-9888. , 1 ,jaeKt Insertion, The Herald Is responsibit for only ONE Incor- tenance. Reasonable rates. patio, paridiw, soundproof For further information or ap bullt-ins, fully finished and more* details on this and ------— -,i_i Building. Spruce Street, Manchester. J D. Realty, 648-6128. tage. sleeps 6, tile bath, good •ay more? Wesley R. Smith heated rec room, 2-car ga reot or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then only P. A Q. Lawn Maintenance, ’ s a d ' Brsprooc; Rent $146. Agency, 648-1667. pointment to see call The R. also on additional home ANDOVER—$475. and up! Aciflei ta the extent of a “ make food ” Insertion. Errors which do not 649-5087. J" GETTINO MARRIED? See cur a ffia n ces, June 27-July 26. F. Dlmock Co.. 649-6246, Rich rage, 100 foot frontage, built sttee ta the area. and larger tree shaded lots to; $76 weekly. 64S-6690, 789-8928. 1969. Excellent buy at $22,900. feasn the valne of the adverOsement will not be oorreeted by CANNBO iA M Garden— ^Farm— ^Dalry Wanted—Tb Boy 58 beauUfulIy furnished 2 room SACRIFICED at $16,900.-4 bed ard Dlmock, 649-6003, or Jo lovely country area on hard> “nmka good” faiawtion. YOU ARE A-1! Truck is A-1! OAM i 6494486 649-6544 649-9244 efficiencies featuring O.E. ap room home, like new condi hanna Evans. 640-6663. (Tall Wolverton Agency, Real road. Easy commuting. Priced! Cellars, attics, trash, small Products 50 tor, 849-2813. BowLLOH c u n t WANTED TO B U T-A atlm s pliances, Just 10 minutes from BuilnsM Pi'opwty tion, new heating sy.stem, on WARREN E. HOWLAND low for fast sale. Resale profit: trucking done A-1 right! Call A M B u ro s and good used ftiialtoie. TO- Hartford to cool, rural living, the bus line. Make your offer MANCHESTER — Two family poesiMe! Samuel M. Lavltt* t' # rOUB COOPERATION WILL |h|AI A A l 9 7 1 1 PICK YOUR Own Strawberries, flat, 6-6, 3 bedroom arrange SO. WINDSOR—Colonial Ran6h. 643-2928, Tremano Trucking ttL PA rre 26c quart. Bring own contain •age Peddler Auction House, $126 monthly. Oak Lodge For Sale 70 today. Wesley R. Smith Agen MLS Realtor Agency, MLS Realtors at Ver BE APPRECIATED ^ VIML I I t h r e e ROOM apartment, heat, ment, large rooms, deep lot, AA. zone. 6 large rooms on Service. i M ilP AVCMV/FS ers. Albasl Farm. VU!;; Ibsuisa Route 88, Ellington. aflMTU, Apartments, 287 Tolland Tpke., cy, 643-1667. non (Tircle, 648-3168, 675-6307. - hot water, paricing, immacu BUSmESS ZONE m - Bight good Income, g ood ' potential, acre lot. One-half mile from 160 Mala St., Manchester Road, BoUm i, (q>posUe Villa Bob Fluokiger, and Bon.' Manchester, Conn. 648-9171. CHAIN SAW work, trees re COCKTAIL OrnOMS late condition,■ 1. adirdtnts. Phone 876-1188. rooms with two offices, sep- $16,500. Wolverton Agency, new school. Wooded area In MANCSIESTBR—Lota with uttt^ Louisa Restaurant. $12,900. — DELIGHTFUL ranch rear a joy to children! Made moved, lots and roads cleared, UCKti NUTS WE BUT, BELL a t ttmdt an 643-2171. amte entrance, suitable for home with detached garage, Realtor, 649-2818. 648-1106 lUe.s and trees, extra landi also bulldozed. FYee estimates. VALEHIA G.HOffmt/ Anoomta. buslneM or profeaeiona] use. line Smith, Realtor, 649-1642, tique and used futnitura. «dilna, U/4 ROOM FURNISHED apart Excellent condition, wooded \ available. Box 8, Herald. Trtihle Reachiig Our AdYertiser? 742-8096. f/9A w.tXLOuisrn A te tttiT iK t h r e e ROOM apartment, PMlbrtck Agmey. 640-8464. BOLTON—440 foot frontage, ap or evenings 643-8139. PICK YOUR own strawberries. glaaa, aOver, plctinw tmmea ment, centrally located. Rea setting, retirement necessitates V ' ILL. and (dd ootaa, old doila and heat, hot water, stove and re- sonable. Call 649-8404, 12 noon proximately 3 acres, brook. 6 LAWN MOWERS - Sharpened |L>. u. S. r.l 0«—M 696 Hlllstown Road after S;S0. sales. Wesley R. Smith Agen (TOVENTRY—Sliver St. Owner » . I W 4 W U r t . ■ - 4-9 guna, bobby ooUaottom. attic ^ e r a t o r , parking, cloae to to 6 p.m. cy, 643-1667. room hou.se. Asking $16,000. MANCJIBSTER — Seven rooms M-Hour Autwtriui Survict and repaired, free pick-up and Land F or Sale 71 E. J. Ckirpenter, Realtor, 849- must sell. Old six room farm Resort Property For Sale 74. PICSC YOUR own strawberries, eontento or abola eatatos. INir- schools, buses, and shopping, (4 bedrooms) 3 full taiths, 3' , — I ■ - I...... I «i II, I »• delivery In Manchester and vi $80. OaK 648-4886. FOUR, CLEAN furnished 6061. house, ail improvements, extra fireplaces, nrage, large en-' 26c quart, bring baricets. 012 nltnra Repair Servtoa Taleott- 18 ACREiS of land for sale, SEVEN ROOM Cape, 6 bed large kitchen, enclosed porch, WATERFRONT summer oeA< cinity. Russ' Mower Service, rooms, conventent to every room possibility, be.st of closed porch, walk-out base- 742-7607. Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted-^ Keeney Street. vlUe, Conn. Tel. M8-7449. Hartford Turnpike. Box R, three bedrooms, work shop, tage com plete^ furnished, e x F r N to Hurald Rtaders thing, nice neighborhood. Call condition, treed lot. Bowers SOLID BRICK ■'ment, hot water oil heat, par-' cellen t view. Boat, do«di, fire* Female 38 f o u r r o o m tenement, 160 Bls- Herald. eight and one half acres land, PAINTTNQ, EXTERIOR and In FULL • TIME BABYSITTER, PICK YOUR own strawberriee, 849-9428 p.m. School, only $15,900. We.sley R. Small ranch with three bed tially finished rec room, city I place, arteeian well. Cottage in' HAVE SMALL pickup truck— sell Street, $70. 649-6220, 9-6. rooms, one-car garage at six hundred foot frontage, fif Wnat hifonnattoa on omm of ear daseltled ndeerMsementet No Will do odd jobs. Attics and terior, paperhanging, wall hours vary, must be willing to tonight only, bring your own Rooms Without Board 59 Smith Agency, 643-1667. utilities, large lot, priced for excellent condition, also ga-. at the tdephone Bstedf Simple enll the EXPERIENCEjD woman with the corner of Stephen and teen minutes to Manchester, quick sale, owner transferred. cellars cleaned. Rubbish re paper removed, dry waU work. work game evenings and week country > home ideal. for chil baskets, 26c quart. 490 Keeney Houses For Sale 72 $12,000. Oall (Toventry, Owner, rage. Call Burt Starkey, R ^ - Reaaonable rates. Bank financ SIX ROOM duplex boUM, fully FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Business Locations $14,400.-PLEASANT 814 room Parker. Ideal retirement Good location, diarlee Lee- moved. Reasonable. Call 649- ends. Spruce Street area. 648- dren would like babbiting Street, Manchester. 742-7822, 742-7878. tor, (TolumMa 328-048. ing arranged Fully Insure^ 7637. furnished for gentlamen, dWi- heat and hot water, modern For Rent 64 MANCHESTER—Off Bast Cen ranch on the outskirts, taste couple with .small family. perance, 646-7630. ■f MANCHESTER. ROCKVILLF 1043. during day. Oall 849-9041. conveniences. Adults only. Call i. Free estimates. 649-9668, Jo washer, all modern ooovan- ter St. Six room Cape, 8 bed fully decorated, rec room. Drive by and call for an ap FOUR R(X>M cottage, Coven- 649-7128. OFFICE FOR RENT. 460 AUTUMN ST. — Beautiful co MANCHESTER — Six room ANS¥fERING SERVICE RAPID RUBBISH removal—At seph P. Lewis. NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER Household Goods 51 lences included, plus houae- rooms, dining room, laege Wesley R. Smith Agency, 643- pointment. T. J. Crockett, lonial of 6 rooms, porches, new try Lake, wooded lot 100x176.’ COLLEGE SOPHOMORE,, ex- square 'feet, two rooms. Main 1567. Dutch Oolonlal, fireplace, sun- tics, cellars, and yards. Handy for 3-year-old class two morn cleaning aervicea, paifttac kitchen, living room with fire' Realtor, 643-1577. bath, part rec room. Two car Immediate occupancy. (Tall 449^500 — 875-2519 INTERIOR and exterior paint perienced babysitter fo f all EVERYTHINO in sterilized FIVE ROOMS and bath, ga Street, very reaaonable, com porch. hot water heat, 2-car man service. Call 649-0218, ings a week beginning Sep ages, looking for summer joba. available. Inquire 118 Paan rage, aluminum storm vdn- place, good location, beet val garage and a swimming pool John H. Lappen, Inc., Real 643-7479. ing, w alloper removed, fully tember. Call 649-1047 or 648- reconditioned used furniture St. after 4 p.m. pletely renovated. C^ll 648- ue at $15,300. Wolverton Agen GARRISON COLONIAL-Man- BOWERS SCHOOL — T room n ra g e. Priced for quick sale. m M leave yoor lesiage. Toon hear front onr advertiser M Jig 649-6684. and appliances, high quality- dows, excellent location, avail too. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, tors, 649-6381, 649-7446, 648-‘ Insured. * Rene Belanger, 648- 7830. 9608, 9-5 only. cy, Realtor, 649-2818. chester Green, 8 rooms, II4 Cape, full shed dormer, 4 bed Char-Bon Real Eitete, 648- 6219. thne wlthont spending nil evening at tiie telephoae. low prices. LeBlanc Furniture, able July 1st. Tel. 648-9037. 643-1677. > G A P Cleaners—Have you an 0612 or 844-0804. GIRL 18 wants babysitting for FURNISHED ROOMS, complate baths, new exterior paint, fire rooms, dining room, living 0668. 196 South Street, Rockville. light housekeeping facllltlea TWO HEATED STORESrew- place, owner trahsfwred. Must odd job to do? We mow lawns, MIDDLE-AGE woman,, perma summer, home or shore. Has ROOMY 4 ROOM apartment, SEVEN ROOM M apartment. In garage, suitable for any busi 2188, 875-2527. askl baidE for payment of the power brakes, radio and heater, —W ANTKD- room, attached 2-car garsige, wooded, $19,900. Carlton W. fireplaced living room. Oall all alies Venetian bUnda Keys free estimates call 649-6892. DAVIDSON A LEVBNTHAL Dogs—Birds—Pe 41 Reliable, Honest, Person only, free parking. Call 643- cluding heat, hot water and gas ness. 188 W. Middle Tpke. Cat BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room full beautiful view, $31,000 Phil Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. WE BUY HOMES, land, farms, amount of deposit 4 new tires, snow caps, good made while you wait Tape Re Manchester Parkade MANCHESTER Vicinity—Clean, owner 648-1446. TO TAKE OVER 2693. for cooking. Electric refrigera 643-6802 or 649-6206. shed dormer Cape, 4 or 6 bed brick Agency, Realtors, 649- lots. If the price is right, you coodlUon, $200. 844-0724. corders tor rent Marlow’s 867 GROOMING and boarding, will expandable Cape with fire- UNPAID BALANCE tor and gas stove furnished. rooms, 1% baths, garage, $16.- 8464. VERNON—Beautiful 7% room LAKEWOOD (TIRCLE — Spic, get instant action and all Main, 64MOSL Electrical Services 22 PART-TIME help needed for collect and deliver. H. C. Call 649-7884, 649-6779, 5-7 p.m. split, high scenic wooded lot, placed living room, large kitch cash. Call Jack Chaplin, 643- VOCNEK-OsUoo eat Call 649- MOA, 1969, BLACK, good tires, construction company field of Chase, Harmony Hill Kennels, MONTHLY PAYMENTS Houses For Rent 65 900. PMlbriek Agency, 640- span and spacious (Tolonial radio, heater, good top and $16.79 man at 21 Edmund Street. MAHfTGANY paneled 16x86 bullt-lns, family room, fenced en. Nice lot. Built In 1960, this 9442, Samuel M. La'vitt Agen* fice work. Bocdtkeeplng and Bolton, 643-6427. 6464. home shows the care It has tastefully decorated. 8 large cover. Sacrifice. Call after 6 FRB3B ESTTMATBS. Prompt $ CX5MPLETE Parking. 648-8203. BOL’TON—Brandy St. Beautiful heated recreation room, patio, yard, much more, $17,600. rooms, 1% baths, dishwasher, cy, MLS Reuters at Vernon -Bailding—Contracting 14 fypios necessary. Hours may 4 room apartment, modem THREE AND FOUR room had. $13,900. Ellsworth Mitten LOBT—Man’s valuable gold ring p.m. 649-1271. Mrvlce on all types of elec ROOMS OF FURNITURE garage, 6>/4 room ranch, excel Hayes Agency, 643-4608. disposU, closets everywhere, (Srcle, 643-2168, 875-6297. trical wiring. Llcmiaed and In be flexible. Call 643-4024, 643- GERMAN SHEPHERD, male CLEAN ROOM located 82 Pine conveniences, second floor, houses, furnished or unfur Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ■With red stone In vicinity of puppies, AKC registered. 875- AU of this merchandise is In nished. oil heat, reasonable. 4 BEDROOMS lent condition, only $16,990. screened breezeway, 2-cor ga 1964 MERCURY, 4-door, auto QUALITY CARPENTRY— sured. W Ura Electrical Co., 4836. St. between bus lines, walking near new high school, suit (Tarlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, $600 DOWN B U Y ^ a 6 room WANTED TO BUT—8 Or 4 fam Center Poet Office and Center Rooms, dormers, porches, 4661. our warehouse. It has never left Adults. Good location. 648-6889. HOLLISTER STREET — Price rage. Who could ask for more? matic, radio, heater, excep- Manchester, 849-4817, 648-1888. our store and is fully guaran distwee to shopping areas, able for teachers. Call 649-0771 Concordia Church is selling 649-6132. ranch, 8 bedrpoms, living room ily house in Manchester. OUl Congregational Church. Re basements refinished, cab with fireplace, garage, large reduced to $17,000, on this neat Owner anxious. Oates-HaUey Uonally clean, Interior like teed. Some in original factory near restaurants. Call 648-0166. after 6 p.m. NEW DUPLEX, 6 rooms, large their parsonage at 54 Park 649-8360. ward. Con 643-9123. inets, bullt-ins, formica, tUe. (TENTER HALL Colonial—St. lot, immediate occupancy. 6 room (Tape, all rooms are fin Agency, 6434)080, 649-8175. new, call 528-7493. b e a u t i f u l purebred Airdale crates and cartons with original living room, large picture win er St. Cepe Cod styled . . . No job too small. William Floor Finishing 24 Help Wanted— ^Male 36 FIVE ROOM F7.AT, 142 S Main James Parish. Porter Street Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. l.shed, even the rec room in BUYING PROPERTY? or Sell __I pupirfes, 648-7481. factory serial numbers. dow, Wreh cabinet kitchen, 8 rooms, 1% baths, garage. Wa1»PING — SpUt Level with 1958 FORD PAIRLANe I black, Robbins carpentry service. FURNISHED room, IM Biesell Street, first floor. Heat fur Built around 1060, . plas area. 8 years old. 6 large the basement, 2 full baths, ing your property? CUI Fian- Announcements 649-8446. SANDING and refinlshing— CARPENTER, EXPERI------Beautiful Westlnghouse Bleo. Street. sliding door closets, ceramic LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—Colonial- screened porch many other brick patio, rec room. Excel cls J. McCartan, Broker. 648- radio and heater, very good enced, someone not wanting ®OOD HOME wanted for two Refrigerator nished. Now available. Adults. tered, fireplace, many ex rooms, 1’ ] baths, huge recrea lent condition, nicely land Spring Special—average 9x12 tile bath, heat and hot water, tion room with fireplace, built- Cape with center hall, 6 large extras. Very desirable loca 6360. BLBCIROLUX sales and serv cmidition, $496 or best offer. steady work, semi-retired O .K .' f^ ® ** puppies, black and BeautlfuC Bedroom Suite 643-8672. Venetian blinds, storm win tras. Anxious to sell, scaped. Principals onty 644- ADDITIONS — Retaining walls, room, $27.50, two coatc. Call Ins, breezeway and attached rooms, redecorated ll'vlng room tion. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ice, bonded representative. Al Going Into service two weeks— HelpIT-,------me with.... rec rooms, .... light white mongrels, will weigh 20- Beautiful Living Room Suite dows, attic and cellar, lovely chance for an excellent buy 1679. must seCl. 643-7207. cement floors, garages, bath 649-3240 now for tree estimate. Apartments— Flats— THREE ROOMS — Convenient 2-car garage. $26,900 Phil with paneled fireplace, formal 643-1877. fred Amell, 206 Henry St., rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof jobbing, etc. P.O. Box 901, 25 lbs when full grown. 648- Beautiful Dinette Set yard, centrally located, adults In a good area. T. J. Crock dining room, paneled funlly 0646. Tenements 63 location, ground floor, private brick Agency. 649-8464. Manchester, 643-0460. ing. Call 649-4291. FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsb- Manchester, Conn. Beautiful "De Luxe’’ Range In preferred. $135 monthly. 649- ett, Realtor, 643-1577. room which can be usi^ as MANCHESTER Vicinity—4Tus- M A N C H BST^ — OonvenlenUy Rich Payoff drive «uid yard, Ideal for elder located 6 room Colonial with ing (specializing in older stead of Westlnghouse Elec. ly couple or newlywed.s. Stove 7885. PKTTURESQUE setting—7 room third bedroom, IVi baths, nat tom built 6-room Ranch set MORRISON Paint A WMlpaper Trailers— CARPENTRY V^RK—82 years’ floors). Waxing floors. Paint CHIHUAHUA — LovaMe and REDECORATED 6 room du breezeway and garage, 28 foot Refrigerator if you prefer plex, In Vernon, hot water and a n d refrigerator furnished. 88,600 — WELL KEPT 8% room brick ranch, family room, 1% ural woodwork, large one-car on a one acre treed lot, kitch BOSTON (AP —Five tteket- Store now located at 739 Ib ln Mobile Homes 6-A experience, ceilings, floors ing. Ceilings. Paperhanring. healthy, AKC registered, home Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linole 6'4 ROOM RAN<5H, Gla-ston- living room with fireplace, din Street, State Theater Building, SECOND SHIFT raised. 644-0246. shower, adults only. Call 649- Available after complete reno ranch. 8 bedrooms, attoactive baths, double garage, wooded garage, on a lovely treed lot, en with built-ins, dining room, holders in a crowd of 10,813 at tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga No job too small. Jeto ver- um and a few Other Articles bury, close to Manchester line, lot. Manchester, u rlton W. $28,900. Philbrick Agency, living room with an unusual ing room, well caMneted kitch Suffolk Downs are $7,866.40 rich formeriy at 886 Center Street. rages. additions, attics fin faille, 849-6760. 1467. vation on or prior to June 20, 3 bedrooms with begged ga dining area, suburban. Owner en, 8 bedrooms, I'Vk baths, EVERYTHINO $90. 649-7319. anxious. Carlton W. Rutehins. Hutchins, Realtor. 646-61.12. Realtors, 649-8464 fireplace, 3-bedrooms, 2 full er today. Tune-Swept ($14.40, 649-9713. FOR SALE — Mobile home, ished. Lake and shore cottage TOOL and THE UNPAID rage. excellent country atmos laiê loti $20,900. Wolverton 8x34. Call 876-7664. FREE — Spayed female cat, THREE ROOM heated apart Rraltor. 64M182. baths, baseboard heat. Ideal $4.60, $2.40) won the featured work. No job too small. Im BALANCE PRICE ment with stove and refrigera CUTE APAR’TMENT for one or phere, well mannered children SPACIOUS 6 room older Co WILLIAMS RD. In Bolton—Ac location. (Tall Wolverton Agen Agency, Realtor, 640-2818. eighth race to complete the pay mediate estimates. 643-2629. Bonds—Stocks— GAGE MAKERS good pet, 643-1226. permissible. A'vallable on or Personals ONLY $418.26 tor, middle-aged couple, 648- two people, refrigerator, stove, COVENTRY — $7,900. Large lonial, modem kitchen. 1^ tion wanted on this 7 room cy, Realtor. 649-2818. off yesterday. The filly defeated M ortgages 31 Free Delivery in Conn. before July 1st. $160. Will con- baths. 3 bedrooms, 2-car ga .split. Lot is about an acre . . . SOUTH WINDSOR — Regretful Auto Driving School 7-A HOME IMPROVEMENTS—Gen First Class Men 6015. electricity, hot water, heat In- private lot, 4-room ranch, fire transferred executive reluct Resale by two lengths in the RIDE WANTED from Durant Articles For Sale 45 Free Set-up by Our Men cluded. Centrally located. $65. slder option" 1» buy. 649-7319. place, oil hot water heat, full rage, aluminum combinations, home is choice. Asking less VERNON—(Tustom built 7 room six furlong distance run in eral carpentry. Reasonable A BETTER ARRANGEMENT Free Service by Experts antly offers 6 months old top Street to Travelers, starting MORTLOCX’ 8 Driving Seboql LOOKING for anything In real Carlton Hutchins, 649-5132. basement, enclosed porch, high 100x140 wooded lot, $17,900. than cost at $23,500. T. J. Colonial, non - development, 1 :12 4-5. Earlier winners in the rates. Guaranteed workman Of your finances will make JIG BORE OPERATOR SCREENED loam for the best Free Storage Until Wanted estate rentals — aparlments, BOL’TON—8 room older home, high wooded lot, 3-car garage. drawer custom built 8 room July 8, hours 8-4. Call 649-6469. Inc., offices, classrooin located ship. For free estimates call location, lake privileges, easily Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. (Trockett, Realtor, 643-1677. twin double parlay were Secret more of your Incume available in lawns, delivered from our Phone for appointment homes, multiple dwellings, eaE FIVE ROOM flat, unfurni.shed, outbuilding, 2 acres, $115 per Remarkable at $22,900. Hayes Colonial wita attached 2-car Manchester Parkade tower 649-6892. for persona] urn. Lump debt month, one year’s lease, 2 financed. Lawrence F. Fiano, garage on lovely tree shaded Journal ($9.60), Radar Force WANTED—Ride to Veeder-Root Overtime, all prevailing bene screening plant Andover Co SAMUEL ALBERT J. D. Realty. 648-6129. near Aircraft and .shopping Realtor, 643-2766. Charles BEAUTIFUL paneled heated SEX ROOM Ranch, excellent Agency, 643-4803. level. Beginners /4 room ranch with tnr washer, fireplace, large kitch 8464. 7446, 843-6219. room; dream kitchen with Tap- Blducation invites interested ed down? Short on down pay attention to nervous and elder- mates, budget accounts. Bea SBOPND MOR’TQAGBS ~ Un 130* H8rtford ~Rd.™649-5263 48-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Robertaon. Realtor. 6a-6968. ment? Bankrupt? Repoeaes Apartment.s, 4'4 rooms, 1’ 4 dividual thermostats, walk-out en, roomy 8 bedroom ranch, pan ^ electric bullt-ins; slate j parties to submit bids for milk Classroom for teen-agen. con Lightning Protection, 643- limited funds available tor sec- LOAM FOR SALE—6 yard load. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 WE HAVE customers waiting Mon? Don’t d e s e r t See tk n - ,5816. baths. G.E, kitchen, range, re basement, aluminum combina 106x260 lot. Don’t wait. Carlton BOLTON — $16,900. Older 7 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKB^- foyer, louvered oloset doors.; to be supplied to the publto nckup service. Day or eve $12 delivered. 649-6391, 8 a.m.- for the rental of your apart Mt Douglas. Itxmlrf about low- ning lessona. Reasonable rates AUTOMA’n C WASHER, dryer, frigerator. hood, di.spo.sal. V e tions. and a beautifully tree W. Hutchlru. Realtor. 649-6132. room Colonial. acres, more Owner going west, selling this silent switches; numerous oth-1 school cafeterias for the 1964- eet down, smalleat payments 8 p.m., McCarthy Enterprises. ment or home. J. D. Reialty, netian blinds, carpeted stalr- VA - NO MONEY DOWN land available, immediate oc three bedroom colonial. All 1965 school year. * ManrJiester Driving Academy. EXPERIENCED carpen 21’’ table model TV, kitchen 643-0129. shaded almost acre lot. $166. NEARLY NEW ranch—8 large er quality features. An oppor-, eaywhere. No small loan a t fi Roofing—Siding 16 ca.so, central, parking, ba.se- per month. Samuel M. La'vitt cupancy. Lawrence F. Fiano, large rooms, enclosed front 742-7249. ter. Forbes Inc. Ckill 649-6392. SUPER-CEDED Toro rotary table and chairs, after 6, call rooms, basement, combina tunlty buy. fairly priced In the: Sealed bids, plainly marked nance company plan. Douglas ment storage, wa.sher and dry Agency, MLS Realtors at Ver FHA - MINIMUM DOWN Realtor, 643-2766. (Tharles porch, new heating system, mowers, 19’’. $79.96. Self-pro 649-3819. tions. Selling for $15,900 with upper 30’s. Samuel M. Lavltt as to items bid will be received * Motors. 883 Main. A. A. DION, HfC Roofing, Business Opportunities 32 j WANTED — Journeyman elec ers, pleasing and plea.sant lo non a r d e , 643-2168, 876-6297. Nicholson, 742-6364. basement garage . . . just a Agency. ML18 Realtors at Ver up until 8:30 P.M. on June 24, Garage— Service— Biding, painting. Carpentry. pelled from $99.95. Mau-low’s, TAKE A LOOK $13,500 assumable mortgage, few steps from Main Street. trician, or electrician's help 867 Main Street. DINING ROOM set, 8 piece par cation. Rent very rea.sonablcj non Circle. 648-2158, 876-6297. 1064 at which time they will be 1961 LINCOLN Continental, ex Storage 10 terations and additions Cell- ESSO SERVICE station for lor set, combination gsis and oil NOTICE For appointment call after 6 payments $120 a month, T. J. MAN(THESTER — $600 down. T; J. (Trockett, Realtor, 648- er, immediate work. 649-4817. Resort Property (Trockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Lovely 6 room (Tape, rec room, publicly opened and read. cellent rurming condition, all togs. Workmanship guaran lease at Bolton Notch, High LAWNMOWER8 — A r 1 e n s. stove. Call after 6, 649-8839. p.m., Mr. Gill, 643-4,362. AT THESE VALUE 1677. WEST SIDE—80 Seaman (Tlr- The Manchester Board of powered, plus air conditioning, MANCHESTER — 1.000 feet of teed. 209 Autumn St. 648-4860. TOWN OF BOLTON, For Rent 67 enclosed porch, garage, shad ways 6 and 44A. Contact Mr. EXPERIENCED Carpenter. Lawn Boy. Toro, Bolens Orbit cle. 8 bedroom (Tolonial. Own Education reserves the right to very reasonable. 643-9096. storage space available for FORMICA top kitchen set with CONNECTICUT PACKED HOMES ed lot on quiet street Hayes LAKEWOOD (TIRCXiE—One at D. Lothrop, 527-4183. Top wages and steady year Air, and riding mowers. Whe61-1 COLUMBIA LAKE—Small wa B ZONE LOTS er, 648-2689 after 6. reject any or all bids or parts of rent, 11 Main Street, rear $76. 'round work for right man. 4 chairs; Norge wringer wash BOARD FOR ADMISSION Agency, 643-4803. Manchester’s Finest Homes. 1966 DESOTO 4-door, full l»w - per month. J. D. Realty. 643- BIDWBLL SIDING and roofing. horse and Bolens 4-nêel terfront cottage f6r rent, July Drive by No. 127 and see for bids deemed In the best interest BE YOUR OWN boss, h a ^ Cali Bidwell Home Improve tractors. Parts and service. er; 38’’ Hotpoint electric stove OF ELECTORS Drois With Jackei (and homes) (TOVENTRY — Brand new 5% •r, radio and heater, hew 6129. 643-5379, 876-9109. and August openings. 649-4929, $10,500 — Purse conscious (Tape, SLATER STREET, just In South yourself. Priced sensibly In the room ranch, built-in oven- of the town or to waive any in- your own busines.s selling Hood ment Co., 649-6496. Capitol Bkjuipment Company, with deep well. All In g^x>d Notice is hereby given that tires, good condition. Sacri 643-2693. Lake privileges, treed lot. We have two nice homesi, Windsor . , . and across the mld-thlcties and well worth It. range. fireplace. 160x270 lot. fprrnUities In awarding the BIDWBLL HOME Improvement Ice Cream, See our ad on 88 Main St., Manchester. condition. $28 each. Tel. 648- the board for admission of elec fice, $225. 643-6709. Page 13. DRIVER'S helper and Ware 9202 after 4 p.m. each ha' an extra "B" zone street from the new golf Call, gladly show you through. Veterans no money down, same. GARAGE FOR RENT, avail Company — Roofing, aiding, al Open daily 7-6, Thursday 7-9, tors In the Town of Bolton, Con $14,900 — Immaculate Cape, 4 course, a four bedroom, two Specifications and bid forms houseman, for retail furniture Saturday 7-4. lot that could be sold sepa T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- $460 down. All this for $13.- 1942 FORD Convertible 500 XL, able June 1st. Call 649-1457. terations, additions and re MANC3HESTER - For leas^ SOFA BED, chair, 8-piece liv necticut, will hold a eeaslon in Vivid Beauty! bedrooms, high scenic location. bath ranch selling for only may be. obtained at 1146 Main black, power steering, Cnii.so- modeling of all types Bxceh store. Elxperience necessary, rately . . or hold as these 1677. 900. Rockville Realty, 848-2188, High volume service station o n Mr. Roy. 643-1624. ing room set. good condition. the Community Ifall in eald lots are becoming very $17,900. No basement. Big lot, Street, Manchester, Conn. matic. excellent. $1,860. Will lent workmanship. 649-6496. P ld S lC Tables,* several styles, $16,990 — Personality packed, 4 876-2627. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 on Wilbur Cross Parkway. Low Call 649-8768 after 6. Town on June 16, 1964 to ex scarce. Presently worth Ideal area. Minimum financ BOLTON COLONIAL consider trade down. 643-9883. extra sturdy construction, 6 amine the qualifications of ap bedrooms, high scenic location. R. DION—Roofing, siding, al Investment, low rental. Call SEYMOUiT” AUTO, 681~Maln . foot. $12,60 up; 8 foot, $16.60 $3,000 each. One parcel is ing available. T. J. (Trockett, Two years old, a three bed VERNON — 8t4 room ranch, BOY'S 26'' ENGLISH t j ^ bTk^ Street, needs qualified me plicants and admit to the elec Realtor, 643-1677, VOLKSWAGEN. 1500s. Varient terations, ceilings, and gutters. Baldwin 9-0339. I up; delivered. W. Zinker, Pin- $16,900 — Expandable Cape, at 214 Hilliard St. and is room Colonial on a two newly pUnted Interior and ex $26. Excellent condition. 649- chanic for auto tune-ups and Musical Instruments 53 tor’s oath those found quali terior, pine paneling in living -station wagon, driven 2,000 '6091. Free estimates. 643-4352. ney Street, Ellington. 876-7143. Ideal starter home, convenient selling for $16,000; the MANCHESTER—Income prop acre plot. Plenty of room ARE YOU SA'nSFIED??? Sell general repairs. fied. Said session will be held location. other up on Woodbridge St. to roe.m, for horses, etc. room, kitchen with bullt-ins WHEE! WATER’S ■miles by owner In Germany. Hood Ice Cream from your SPINET PIANO—Special Intro- erty. Two family, 6-6 duplex, HANNAH'S HUSBANDêctOT between the hours of 6 p.m, and for $17,500. Ideal in-law Close tc the new school. and Wreh cabinets, 8' bed- Ca:i 640-6018. own truck. See our ad on Page ductory price, $399, brand new. 8 p.m. 2-car garage, oil heat, separate Business Services Roofing and Chimneys 16-A PAINTERS WANTED—Steady hates hard work so he cleans $15,900 — Brand new oversized arrangement . . . have the Home in excellent con , rooms, ceramic tile bath. Call H0T-H0T.JIND 13. work, must have car. Call be American made; full 88-note Any applicant who is a natu utilities. aluminum storms, O ffered 13 the rugs with Blue Lustre. ‘ keyboard. Petite, all-wood cab- Cape God IH baths, garage, folks buy the lot, you buy dition, 1V4 baths, basement owner 878-6388. ROOnNO — Specializing re tween 6-7 p.m. 649-4298. , ralized citizen of the United near lake. and screens, fully rented, good i Rent electric shampooer $1. inri; not a cheap plastic. Con- the house and then build repair, $18,900. Wolverton garage, fireplace, eto. Ask , SPECIALS LAWNMOWER sharpening; re pairing roofs of all kinds, new Help Wanted— Female 35 (Ncott Variety Store. ^ States shall present the certifi (TOVENTRY Waterfront — Beat THERE’S A LOT! strucUbn features and tone of $16,900 — Eye catching 6-room their own retirement 2 Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. ing $21,900 . . . must sell pairs, sales. rotor blades roofs, gtitter work, chimneys WANTED — Experienced auto cate of his naturalization under and immediate possession the heat, return home each cleaned, repaired. Aluminum WOMAN TO CARE for three costlier instnunent. No need to Ranch, rec room, treed lot. Im family home. T, J. Crockett, night to this 3 bedroom year 63 Chev. Hardtop II AM sharpened; bicycle sales, serv- mechanics, one fuli-time, one ALUMINUM combination storm! the seal of the court issuing the VERNON STREET — 8 large is available. T. J. (Trockett, siding. 80 years' experience. children, so father can work, windows, used, triple track, ex- seek a used wom-out piano maculate. Realtor, 643-1577. 'round home. Huge Hving room )ce. Manchester Cycle Shop, part-time mornings, top wages. j i same, or a copy thereof issued rooms, barns. Remodeled Realtor. 643-1577. Now! For only 9'/iC* a Free estimates. Call Bowley. live in, private room, call Appl]( In person, see MtoSloan, I cellent condition, one 26MtxS6^, < now. Free delivery. No down with .stone fireplace, enclosed 89 Chev. 2-dr...... 796. 1*9 W. Middle Turnpike. 649- payment, only $8.94 a month. by the United States Immigra $16,600 — Dust free, stone front home, over 100 years old. New day fo r fuel... hot water 2098. 64841861. 648-0768. 649-0000 for Interview. Vernon Es. utilities, storm combinations. ^ Ford Oonv...... nun ! trigerators, washers, ranges. reer In a worthwhile, interest work. Average $8,000 to $10,-i Wallpaper Supply. naturalization of a parent or STAMP-ONS ...... and dryers. All oil burheri Heating and Plumbing 17 ing position in the office of a spouse, shall present a certifi 4 bedrooms, large kitchen, Owner. 649-1643. TWO BUILDING lota, prime Now you'ean have all the 000 first year. Starting guar-1 (TOVENTRY LAKE - Watei^ location, city utilities. Phil f r Olds Conv...... 176, cleaned and serviced.'All work local doctor. Applicant must be ^■OONDmONER, 1964 h 5^ cate of cltlzenahip Issued to nicely landscaped, privacy. hot water you need at one i antee of $110. Only polite, am NOTICE front. $14,400. Professional NO. (TOVENTRY — Custom brick Agency, 649-8464. ' guaranteed. 049-0066. excellent typist, accurate with bitious married men with car point window unit, new, $180., such applicant by the United $18,300 — 4 bedroom Ranch, ENJOY time for only 9^c* a day. 67 Olds 4-Dr...... 78' NEW INSTALLATIONS and re figures, able to meet the pub neighborhood, completely fur ouilt L-qolonial ranch, paneled Think of it—only 9%c* a pair work. Call 643-1774. considered. Must have refer-' regular $169. 1963 Carrier por ADMISSION States Immigration and Natu large living room, fireplace, nished, year 'round 6 room 24 foot Hiring room, many au WATERFRONT PARK. So. Oov- TYPHWRITER3 - Standard lic and neat in her woik. Ref SUBURBAN LIVING day! Ford Oonv...... ences. For afqMtntment, call table air-condlUoner, $60. In ralisation Service or a passport cdty convenTencee. home, fireplace, garage, large thentic details, 5 picturesque entry—lot 60x90. Lake priVll- . 176. and electric. Repaired, over erences, both personal and quire Dairy ()ueen. 488 Hart - OF ELECTORS Issued to him by the SUte De 6444)202 between 6 and 8 p .m .: Notice is hereby given that screened porch, artesian well, aefes. Hayes Agency. 643-4808. 'Veges. Madeline Smith. RMltor, hauled, rented. Adding ma business, required. Salary com ford Rd., after 12 p.m. partment of the United States $17,900 — 4 Bedroom Ranch, 3 Yes, thanks to Mobllheat Radio-TV Repair the Boefd of Admiesion of Elec- floating dock, water skier’s Only 6 minutes from Man 649-1642. ■ WEST SIDE MOTORS chines rented and repaired. mensurate with experience. on or after January l, I94g, or fireplaces, paneled living —and an oU-flred hot water Pickup and delivery service. Services 18 COLLEGE STUDENTS - Im-! tore, o f the Town o f Coventry, haven. Lawrence F. Fiano, BOLTON—Modem, Immaculate, chester, in this oversized ; 634 Center St. Liberal benefits. Write Box T, ALUMINUM C A N O ^ 4’3tll’4^ a written statement signed by a room, Texas sized lot. MAN(THE8TB3R—2 A-sone wood heater of correct capacity- Yale Typewriter Service. 649- mediate openings for full-time will h i.ln eeealon in the Town 5343-K Realtor, 643-2766. CSiarles full basement ranch. 3 bed rustic ranch. 3 bedrooms. 64$411S1 Herald. or part-time summer employ-! used less than one year. No town clerk of a town of this ed lots, city water. Hayes your family can take care of 4986. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv Hall Building, ’Town Clerk’e of- Nicholson. 742-6364. rooms and den. 2-car garage, l'/4 baths, dining L. over ment in sales. National com -' reaaonable offer refused. Call state that the records of such $20,600 T- High, wide, hand Agency, 643-4808. all their washing needs at ice, available aD boura Satie- fice, on Saturday, June ISth, Wtm TM MW 100x200 lot. Bel Air Real Es sized' garage, screened rear J- taction guanuttosA. OaO 665- pany, world famous, has es after 4, 643-7920. town show that such ^pUoant some,\ 8 room modernistic MANCHESTER Ranch—24' liv one time. LAWN MOWERS, diarpened 1964 from 10:00 A.M. to 12 MH-O-RAMA tate. 643-9332. patio, finished rec room, 61 COMET, automatic trans- and repaired, sales and serv- m s.' • tablished territories with es-' has previously been admitted as Co m , 4.,bedrooms, 2 full baths, ing room, fireplace, 8 large SEWING MACHINE DARK, RICH, stone-free loam. Noon, for the purpose/of admit bullt-ins,' city water, sewers, beautiful wooded setting. Mom can do the family Wtaaioo, excellent condition. ice, rental eq^pment. L ft M tablished customers available an elector in that town. bedrooms, 1% baths, natui^' MANCHESTER—First time of wash. Sis can do^the dlohe.'i Also, fin, gravel, sand and ting all peraone who are found sensibly priced. fered. 9 room stucco and frame Completely repainted. Re |Mced for quick sale. Also, Equipment Oorp., Route 81, for summer employment. Aver stone. 648-9604. Dated at Bolton, Connecticut woodwork, screened porch, duced to sell. INVITATION at the same time Jimlor Millinery, Dressmaking 19 OPERATORS age $100 plus per week full-' to be qualified to be Electors of June 6, 1964. English Colonial. 2% baths, ex jje e p motor. Call 649-1090. VerooD. 875-7609. Manchester 8296 $21,900 — Supreme location, 8 full basement, immaculate, m ■ takes his bath, and you en exchange, Bnterprlae 1945. time, or $M weekly part-timb. the Town of Coventry. $18,400. Philbrick Agency, 649- tensive formal gardens and DRESSMAKINa, alteraUona, UNDE3RWOOD standard type The Qualifications are aa, fol Olive H. Toomey, 12H-26)4 room Colonial, beautifully land TO BID joy a shower. VS8 ChisVROLET Impala Call 644- plua a brief cover-up jack (or aprons and towels) can be 160, Main St., Mancheotei' Sred water heater. Jrf96. 649-3688. NO FEE sink, chrome legs, new chrome Town of Coventry fer eix fun when using these lovely rose BARROW S A W A LLA C E breezeway, attached garage, home. What more could you and specifications may be ob et. want for a home in the low DRESSMAKING and alteratioiis Apply . Male or Female 37 faucets, $16. Girl's Wcycle, montha and pansy stamp-ons! Just press wooded lot, $12,600. Phllbrirk 643-1108 tained at the' District’s Fire *Xverage family of four * S h e VROLOT Biscayne, 1960, 6 No. 8896 with Patt-O-Rama is twenties. Prime location, 4 s _ Sanding, finishing, refinish for women and children. Call 26'*, Columbia, good'condition. Any applicant who la a jiatu- on — no embroidery needed I Manchester Parkade, Agency, Realtors. 649-8464, house, 32 Main St,! Manchester, cylinder, automatic transmis- 649-9140. PART-TIME man or woman. $10. 643-7496. rallaed dtlaen o f the United in aUes 12%. 14V4. l«'/4. 18V4. bedrooma, porch, garages . . . Connecticut. ing treatments for all type 20V4, *2%, 34%, 26\4. Bust 88 to * Patterii No. B848-H has color Manchester COLE STREET—4) room cape, Won, excellent condition, $960. floors old or new. Wood, MANCHESTER Immediate openings tor sales States shall present the certifi transfer for 16 motifs of various and • all in excellent condition. ’The bids will be accepted by W E GIVE jphone 648-2662 after 6 p.m. EXPERT ALTERA’nONS of Stfrtie Talks 47. aiw 14%, 86 bust, dress, 4% fireplace, 3 car garage, nice T. J. Crockett, Realtor. 643- resiUent, terrazzo, oLay, ce work. Hours arranged to fit cate o f hie naturalisation or a .sizes. $76-6611 MAN(HESTER—(Tood location, President Victor E. Swanson, 30 ladies’ and gentlemen’s gar MODES, Inc.. your schedule. All leads fur Boats and Aceessorlcs 46 copy thereof iseued by the Uplt- AMD yards of 86-lnch; jacket, 1% ly shaded premises with ex 1577. Hudson St., Manchester, Conn., GREEN STAMPS i ; ^ RED QALAXIE Ford con ramic, cement. Our Ultra-. A* To order, send 86c In coins to: 640-6806 4 room ranch, aluminum storm ments. All work done promptly nished. Must have car. Wrlta ed States Immigration and yarda.- tra lot. Priced right, lône S. or at the Firehouse, 32 Main St., vertible, power througtiout, by- thane treatment a "con- 17 FCX)T CROSBY Flbargias To ovdar, send 50o In coin , to Anne Cabot, Tbs Manchester A. Beechler, Realtor 843-6969. H6.000 F Q lf A 2-family at 174 windows, hot water oil heat, vereatlon piece’’—the most and reasonably at Center Tail Box B. Herald. Naturalisation Service. PliK M l Sm m is Evening Herald, U60 AVE. OF Manchester, Conn., until 7:30 Aromatic, 800 engine, AM-FM or Shop, 32 Oak Street. Pine Str'Mancheater boat with electric starter and ■Ue Burnett, Manchester Eve Oak Street, Manchester. 8- garage, nice garden. Owner 'lo, nlany other extras, Im- abrasive resistant material Dated at Coventry this 4th ABIEBICAS. n e w YORK, N.Y. room apartment down, 4 room 648-0697 after 4:30 p.m., wodt P.M. on Monday, June 15th, HAIRDRESSER, part-time, ex 40 h.p. Eviniryde motor. 648- ning Herald, U6# AVE OF M A N a n a m R - ti4,9()o. Ox $18,900 - ATTRACTIVE 3 bed ndate, one owner. Call af- available. Harold J. Lease, 4786. day of June 1964. MathlM Olmiid 10086. room ranch, fireplace, alumin apartment up, with two fln- ends, anytiipoi 1964. MORIARTY 649-7627. perience preferred. Inquire Board o f Admlsalona ' AMEBIOAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. room brick Capa, ftreplace, 8, 644-1186 M uring— ^Trucking— aap$h Tamka, Dry WeSs. For Ist-clasa mailing add lOo um stormk, encioaed carporti iahed rooms on third floor, oil The Board reserves the right iNSURANCE Underwriter—Oa- Duet Beauty Studio, 687 E. Richard M. Oallnat, U6S6A foimge, sxcallent condition. paMe of handling one-man of 12 FOOT We a s e l oiam sail-, For lat-claaa mailing add 10c for each pattern, JPrlnt Name, basement, large lot, nice view. fired steam-heat, new siding. C»VBNTR'ir NORTH -N ear to reject any or all bids. Storage 20 Middle Tpke., Mott's- Mez Selfotman 0 *66, iM6u: bus, A Victor E. Swanson, BROTHERS 188 FORD Plolntp, ~$TCTliM fice, qualified to rate automo- boat. Dacron sails, aluminum tor each pattern. Print Name, AddMss with Zone and Pattern Carlton W Hutchins, Realtor, Robert J. Smith, Inc., 646-6341. Ojventry golf course. 100 acre Tord ooupe, $28; 198$ P l^ o u th zanine. 669-8906. Donald B. Davis, school. Carlton W. Hutchins, Prosldsnt STEPS, SIDEWALkB. ato06 MAMGHBSnat Oaltvaiy. UgM bUa and fire. Modem office, C B ., rudder, excellent oondl- Addreaa with Zone, Style No. Number. Realtor, 6494)183. 649-6182. farm, high location, lots of road $28; FoVd front ends, Selaotman walla, ftraplafeea, f la g i^ e tar- trucking and paekag* daUvaty. air condlttoning, central Weet Uon. $800. 649-89a after • p.m. Only 60c — 'M Bpriu-Summsr exceptionally fine Cape, 6 frontage, older 9 room home, J. A. Vols, ande, floor Eilfte, miuiy HAIR STYLIST—Experienced. •nd IlM , M 3 - S 1 3 S raeaa, hatchways, dry weUa, HazttonL Phone 29641670, Eve. Lionel O. Jean, Ready for your new-seaaon Album! New — Custom Oollee- TOLLAND — Immediate occu MANCHESTER—Deluxb 6 room roomk, picture window, at dairy bom . out buildings, Clerk • O f Obm De Oottfurei, J. M. Ftehto 1968 MERCURY, 10 h.p. out ' Selectman A WghUi UtUlttas District All ooncrata repatra Raan»- 68l-oaa9, or write P. O. Bor Smr«ng« Disposiil Os. .the waring ft , summer tlon — spsclal design pattsrns; pancy. • room Itanoh, nicely ranch, 2 baths, 3-car garage, tached garage, lovely grounds, many potentials. Lawrence F. abla. MftOStoL Shonpiag Oenter, Bast Rkrt- board motor, food oondmem, ** Blroora TUildngtali, Doted at MoBcksstfr, Cow 809, Weet BaritoriL ford, or eaU Ba8-Sni. t r n - m BMri ••4 laeue of our pattorn book, regular features; mrsatlons ta treed laiKlifi lot, $13,800. Rock- fanjly room, % acre suDurban $16,900. S. J. Oarpantsr, Rsal- Ftaao, Realtqr» 80-2118. $ 0 1 4 1 1 O w l w t o $66. OaU 648-1848. Town Clark book tor 4 pattaiMl t m JUwMr. MMIM, fIMBFr. AgMBcy. (MB-M08. tor, 649S06L Ohoriee NMM6. m o M B m t i m i . . t: '■ .,/ 4 t ■! t.v

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■nia axacutiva board of tha FOR RENT 1 3 , 9 9 0 Mandiantar Oraan School FTA Board Okays Mrs, Shensie h Appointed If a w MwrIe Faaiaa About Town will mart tomorrow at tha homa XtaUMT or tzo AMdIt of Mra. Stanlay Wojc&aki, 35 Bonui of Ctfonlotloa ■ c ^ Vnmlly MoUiers CSrcle Principal at South School 8» a w aB4e prejeetaca. wm MMt WedMaday at 8 p.m. Bliaa St., at 8 p.m. Staff Shifts CUymfVaUfChmrm •t tka homa of Mrs. J. F. WELDON DRUG CO. if 1 Mala SL-4aL f48-fm •gDtoaa, 86 Oxfticd St. Tha formar American Rad The board of education last The bokid of education last CroM Nunes Alda Corps will V O L . NO. M4 VFWBNTY-EICnT PAOBB~TWO ■BCTION^ MANCmBTER, OONN^ WBDNEBDAT, JUNE M, M night approved three resigna night named Mrs. Lillian Van txxxm, 1 4 m Fm m m Boat Oo. S, Town Flra ..Da- have its annual picnic Tuesday, PRICE SEVEN OINGI^^ tions and seven appointments to Zander Shensie to become teach pactmaat, will hava a drill to- June itt at 6:30 p.m. at the Bight « t 6:80 at tha flrehouM. home of M n. Irene Brennan, 21 the teaching staff. ing principal of the- South Mt. Nebo lA. Members of an The resigning teachers are: School, effective in September. Junior Olrl Scout Troop 606 arrangement committee for the Miss Marcia W. Allan. French She will replace Miss Marjorie JUNE potiuck are M n. Brennan, M n. a( Nathan Hala School will hold teacher at Manchester High V. Leidholdt, South teaching • eourt of ahrarda at 2:45 p.m. Charles H. Wilke, Miss Lillian principal since 1961 who Is re SPECIALI Flood in Montana toraorrow In tha aehool audi Lanon, M n. Eklward J. Moriar- School, because of illness; Mrs. tiring this month. torium. ty, Mn. Edward Mack and Mn. Sarah M. Smith, first grade teacher at Nathan Hale, be Mrs. Shensie this year is Howard Flavell. teaching kindergarten at Bow 10% DISOOIMT Ends Filibuster, cause of personal and family reasons; Mrs. Irene Wright, ers School and formerly taught ON A IX IlM SSlOITid Members of the Manchester sixth grade teacher at the Lin in a similar post at Nathan Hale Community Playen will meet coln School, because of hus School since 1942. Her entire at the Holmes FUneral Home, band's business. teaching experience has been in 400 Main St., at 7 tonight to The appointed teachers are: the Manchester schools. RU8 OLEMHN M i SPOTS* pay respects to Elmer Griffiths, Mrs. Kathleen M. Crafts, to She was graduated from the who was a member. 9 X IX Joseph Jay photo teach French at Manchester University of Connecticut in $7-*e High. Mrs. Crafts is a graduate Fellowship Head 1942 with a B.A. degree, and Rug Cleaned 71-29, on Civil Rights -WRNIKLES 8t. Francis Xavier Mothers Engaged of Middlebury College with an later earned both her master’s CItcle will meet at 8:30 p.m. A. B. degree. A resident of Weth Mrs. Samuel D. Pierson of 57 and sixth year certificate of ad tomorrow at the home of Mrs. The engagement of Miss ersfield, she will receive a sal Arvine PI. was last night In- vanced study, also at UConn, James McVeigh, 193 High St. Margaret M. Binette of Man ary of $8,300 per year. itaH^ as president at the Active In the Manchester Eld- Mrs. Roger Ruel and Mrs. chester to Robert E. Koslor of ucatlon Association, she served PJNE Miss Mary M. Haskell, to be Women’s Fellowship of Second 1/.5. Won^t Allow War Charles Adams will be co-host East 'Hartford has been an an itinerant music teacher. Miss as its vice president in 1967-56 Mra. LURaB V. E vents - Vote Chop^si esses. nounced by her parents, Mr. Haskell graduated from the Congregational . Church. The and president in 1968-59, She is CLEANERS and Mrs. Frank Marchetti of University of Kansas with a Rev. FMix M. Davis, pastor, also a member of the Connecti 886 Oaatsr St. e f6 f-6 M I The past and present execu cut and National EMueatlon As coffee from which "apacial of 76 Oak St. B. M.E. degree. A resident of conducted the Installation serv Foes’ T a lt« tive board of the Junior Cen Her fiance is the son of M n. Harlan, Iowa, she will receive sociations. fer" labels had bean removed. In State Turks, Greeks" Warned ices in the chapel after a tfnner Commisalonar AttlUa R. Fraa- tury Club will meet tomorrow Bertha Koslor of East Hartford a salary of $4,050. Now a resident of School Rd., in Fellowship. Hall. Mra. Nor Bolton, Mrs. Shensie and her sinelll said yeaterday Barker’a at 8:30 p.m. at the home of M n. and the late Frank Kosior. Ernest P. Lewis Jr., to teach man Rylander was organist, husband Eklward are building a Super Market removed labels To One Hour Alan Taylor, Hillside Manor lor. biology at Manchester High.' GENEVA (AP) U .S .^ Earlier today, he acrapped a^prianou, dispatched by Makarloa Ave., Vernon. Lewis will receive his M.A. de and Mrs. Nellie Bradley mis- home on Tuck Rd. where they that indicated the Jars of Seely-Brown Bids Und«rsecretary of State planned major speech to the de to arrange for the council meet Miss Binette, a 1959 graduate gree from Trinity College this trcas of ceremonies. About 65 will live after July 1. Mra. Shen- Nescafe instant coffee were to velopment conference, telling ing, told newsmen he planned to WASHINGTON — (AF)' of Manchester High School, is attended. Dinner was served by fie is the mother o f two sons, George W. Ball i*t out to The executive committee of month. A resident of Windsor be sold at 15 cents below the To Be GOP Boss the delegates of 122 naUons the ace Council President Arsens The Senate voted today, iit the American Legion wUI meet employed as a secretary in the Locks, he will receive a salary embers of the WSCS of North Michael Shensie, 8, and Allan regular price. The special labels day on an emergency mis measure of agreement was in Assouan of the Ivory Côast to tonight at 7 at the post home, En^neering Department of of $8,150. Methodist Church. • Van Zander, 18. . also offered ciutomers a 10- Front End sion to warn Greece and a hiatory-shatterintr R»Fe, POMFRET (AP) — For sufficient to warrant a review day. Pratt and Whitney, division of Mrs. Donna L. Lilly, to teach Other officers are Mrs. Par cent reduction on their next Turkey of the Johnson ad of their accomplishments. KyprUnou, whose plane land to choke o ff the 75âjf bid Memben of Chapman Court, COFFEE SALES HALTED mer U.S. Rep. Horace See United Aircraft Corp., East English-social studies at Rling ley Tronibley, vice president; Surchaae. FraasinelU said the Special ministration’s concern President Makarios of Cyprus, ed In Boston because of weather Southern filibuster against/ Order of Amaranth, planning Hartford. She is a member of Junior High School. Mrs. Lilly Mrs. Richard Nlese, corres HARTFORD (AP)—A Meri- restle Co., manufacturer of the ly-Brown laid today he leader of the Greek Cypriots, conditions over New York, said to attend a reception for Mrs. about the Cyprus crisis. the civil rights bill. St. James’ Adult Choir. is a graduate of Gorham State ponding secretary; Mrs. Dcmald dbn store has been ordered by coffee, wrote him that it "does definitely is a candidate for called Tue.sday night for an ur Cyprus was relatively calm, but Edith Le Gras, grand royal ma Informed sources said Bail Each senator’a time to -__ Mr. Koslor, a 1954 graduate Teachers College with a B.S. Anderson, recording secretary; the State Department of (Con not in any way condone or en gent meeting of the U.N. Secur "in view of statements and in the bill and all amendmenta/ tron, at Bunnell High School, degree. A resident of Storrs, she (1) ALIGN FRONT END Republican state chairman. carried word that the United of Smith Vocational High Mrs. R a l^ BlodgeU, treasurer, sumer Protection to withhold courage tte removal of labels ity Council meeting to "de formation we have, we antici now be limited to one hour/ Stratford, Saturday, June 20 at will receive a salary of $4,950. from sale 2,412 jars of Instant from our products.” (8) BALANCE FRONT His candidacy, he aaid, ia a States is ready to take sharp nounce threats of the Turkish pate trouble from 7\irkey." School, Northampton, Mass., is and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, a move to unify the party. appears to assurs Senam paa- 8 p.m., are reminded to contact Miss Barbara M clnto^, to WHEELS—B w fi.6t measures — their nature un government to invade our is Makarios called for council employed in the Inspection De I'stant treasurer. Seely-Brown had said earlier sage of the far-reaching bill, M n. Qustaf Andenon, 710 W. partment by Pratt and Whit teach in the elementary grades. (8) CHECK FRONT specified—to prevent the con land.” action after repeated invasion Miss McIntosh will graduate Mrs. Felix Davis, wife of the WHEEL BEARINOS that he would make no attempt flict from degeneraUng into a possibly before the awl at naxt Middle^ Tpke., or Mn. Prank ney, division of United Aircraft In a note to heads of state alarms had been sounded in both week. / Crocker, 48 Russell St., for bus from Upeala College this month pastor, gave a concert after the (4) CHECK BRAKE to discourage Republicans who Greek-Turkish war or otherwise Tkem O u t! Corp., East Hartford. He has and government he charged that Nicosia and Athens. The House passed the bill«en reservations, which will close with a B.A. degree. A resident installatioa for members of the SYSTEM started booming him as a com dlenipting the eastern flank of K M opoti and wrin* also served three years in the Turkey "has now amassed a There was no Indication in Feb. 10 by a vote e f 290-180. The Saturday, June IS: of Manchester, she will receive Fellowship and guests. About P h O M promise candidate in the two- the North AUantic ’IVeaty Or a great number of naval and Turkey that an invasion force MmI Tbqr Ml Ibe world yoa'N United States Army. way race for tha state party Senate has been battling over it •Mhos oW—pcobaiM bafoM you a salary of $4,950. 150 attended. Miss Rhea Mas- AE Pour Only ganisation. air forces leady for immediate was poised to attack the Island The wedding is planned for chairmanship. since March 9, with Southern op oiiOiK OOii Manchester Orange will spon Mrs. Eliubeth Owens, to sicotte of Hartford was piano Before boarding a plane here, invasion of Cyprus." where Turkish and Greek Cypri Feb. 6, 1965. 643-4136 Atty. Howard Hauaman of ponents mounting a racdrcl- BMVEltlCA, MW inedicaM caeam sor a rummage sale Friday at teach sophomore English at accompanist. Bali told newsmen “ it U utterly He accused the Turks of re ot factiona have been engaged New Britain seeks to imaeat breaking filibuster against IL Sm4 bfoaha hp BMuacs of pisRwot on 9 a.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Manchester High. Mrs. Owens The program, entiHed "Bou impossible for war to break out peatedly violating air apace over in a bitter struggle. The Ankara A. Searle Finney aa state The vote was 71 to 39. * e aWn—OMhet handi look while, Center St Articles may be Linne Lodge, Knights of Py is a graduate of Heidelberg Col quet of Music," was a pot between the two North Atlantic Cyprus and dropping arms to government has warned, how- chairman. Hausman has the ■noodi, and young acain. Equally brought to the hall Thunday thias, will omit its m eeting lege with a B.A. degree. A real' pourri of familiar tunes. treaty pertnere because of the Turkish Cypriots. The S en i^ ’a public gaDwrlea from 6:30 to 9 pan. Those wish during June, July and August. dent of Marysville, Ohio, she support bf former state chair serious consequences this would Foreign Minister Spyros Ky- (8ee Page 8ix) were pack^ as the anidal vote affocifcw on tme, neck and arms. Noc man Eklwln H. May Jr. a cover np. Pmwritei ddn ceMs to ing pickup service may call Officers, however, will meet to will receive a imlaiy of H,950. have for the whole free world.” on cloturn was taken. Tig^t se M n. Nonnle Hllding, 313 Char pay sick benefits and any other Mrs. Helen Netunann, to be PRESCRIPTIONB • COSMETICS A t his Pomfert home today, Ball, who has spent two days curity Was maintained around *- -*- * an itinerant physical educaticm Whipple Leaves SERVICE ON AIX Seely-Brown said the rift in at the closing phase of the U.N. the (japitol as additional persona ter Oak St., or M n. James O. bills that fall due during this RUSSIU STOVER CAN0Y OCDCVENTIONAL M A K I Baker, 146 High St. period. teacher in the elementary loaa of Republican control of trade and development confer pressed for a chance to get in. onaa and woiilioi N ^ oidy the State House of Representa The vote followed an all-night for 3 oni ------grades. Mrs. Neumann is a Police Force UPUOR • ZENITH HEARING AIDS ence, canceled a echediUed trip graduate of Michigan State Uni tives in the November election. to London to undortak«*ma mis Whites Defy Law f sesAon of the Senate at trmcli -3m oM B >an MORIARTY "The rift la ao real and ao Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D4ff.Va., versity with a B.S. degree. A Albion B. Whipple Of U sion In Athens and Aiftara. resident of Colchester, she will Air Force hdieopter 8aveB Robert Fatz from riifd top in Vaughn. deep," Seely-Brown said, that made a marathon apeeoh attaclu and powdar tonn- (SUINN'S FHARMACY Ball changed his plans on di receive a salary of $5,850. Lilly 8t., who has been a Man aome atep had to be taken ing the civil rights Mil and urg dnSon. V yon want 878 MAIN ST. rect orders from President chester policeman for more FREHB DELIVERY PARKINa IN REAR BROTHERS toward remedying the situa Johnson. He is meeting Greek ing bis colleagues not to abut ott tonsSHrdnaqaicii^ □ CHICKEN BARBECUE HIT FATTY FOODS tion. Assault Marchers the debate. gal Eaolaaca today. than six years, resigned Satur 801-815 CENTER ST. Premier George Papandreou in Sponsored by NEW YORK (AP) — Every day. TEL. 648-5185 "I’m eonvinced that the pow Athens tonight and will leave Byrd began his speeeh at T:8B BOLTON CXINGREGATIONAL CHURCH er fight has dlsguated many p.m. ^ d continued until 9:58 AMI body, not Just overweight per He reportedly has sought em for Ankara later in the night for 8T. AUGUSTINE. Fla. (AP)-en Police Tests . . ^ ^ back toward the church they ran obtained if the bill was to pass. a ’ to the party If It is really con ended when marchers returned into trouble. WWte marchers Just before the 'vote. Republi cerned with winning an elec to the church where they began were sin g ly out. can leader Everett M. Dirksen Uon." ^5*'',„ i A Wg ^hite man, weighing of Dlinois introduced the lead Awaited on Police headquarterfl aaid there about 230 pounds, pummeled fo ers’ substitute bill worked out were no arrests. j the pavement the Rev. William with Atty, (Jen. Robert F, Ken Monagan Candidate Motelv Death The march came within a few England, $8, Boston University nedy. WASHINOTON (API — U.8. hours after a federal judge in chaplain, who Is white. The as- Overnight, the subetltute had Rep. John 8. Monagan, D-Cbnn., Jacksonville ordered police t o ' sailaht then methodically kicked been revised further to include has made it official—he Is a The death of Mrs. Geraldine lift their ban on night demon-1 and stomped the chaplain, the jury trial amendment adopt candidate for a fourth term as Twerdy Sentora, wfaoee nude *tratlons and to reduce bail for j slumped with his hands over his ed 51-48 In the Senate Thursday. representative from Oonnecti- body was found in a Norwich [ marchers arrested' head. Adoption of the amendment, eut’s fifth oongressionel dis sponsored by Sen. Thruston B. motel room yesterday morning, The thud of the kicks were trict. ‘ ’Despite what happened, we punctuated vrith groans from Morton. R-Ky., was credited remained unexplained today as His announcement wUd be has are going to continue protest the victim, A slender Negro boy with winning some crucial Re written to each of the 146 dele Stats Police awaited the remits ing unjust discrimination," aaid about 12, threw his body over publican votes for elotare. gates to the congressional con of state laboratory teats. the leader of the march, tlU the chaplain. Off-the-floor maneuvering eow> vention—to be held Saturday— An autopsy administered yes Rev. Andrew Young. ' Policemen attempted no ar aritlng (heir support for re terday gave no hint of the cause Young was struck in the rests of the assailants. (See Page a) nomiration and reeiectipn. of the Coventry woman’s death, mouth, knocked down and b4at- New London County Coroner . , ^ An injunction by U.S. Dist. Edward G. McKay said yester en but not hurt seriously. Wiping , Judge Bryan Simpson opened Honorary Degreet at a cut on his lip, Young the way for a renewal of night day. There wa* no sign of vio shrugged off questions whether HARTFORD (A P)— Trinity lence, he added. She was about marches, bannedlay police order V fl(« River overturned this bam near (JheteaB. (AP Wirephotoe.) he would ask for federal protec May 38 after white youtha College will award six honor e^ t months pregnant. tion. Bulleti|i8 7 ary degrees at Ita 13th com lira. Bantora, the 36-year-k at this powerful surprise at your Rambler > I' ' more than 200 reaidenta slept DEMPSEY REJECTED Cawh-Aiaari nnrir^ the center of deetniotlon at Holy ing to Great Falla from Waah- Force atteehe la Waraaw fawt get the Idea they a n the rich fice this year. isauad after a meeting of offi imMPhttUhipi VIS HO HO Tuesday nlg^t. OLBVBLAMO, Ohio (AP)-> W7 Family Mtiriin. SaseoIntefL m to aurvey damage. month. est family ever to/ Inhabit the This announcement came aft cials of the organiutiona, said Prasa writer Dong Biilgen ipalf White Hoiue. / A nominating committee Me- dBater...especially now when you can make extra savings.^ Tha 14th Straet bridge in U:JBR, Mont. (A P)—"It hit The ftrat hahy of apace trav- er Nixon aaid he had urged the aerviee will uaa more than day recommended Ike elam MtahttmcmaMni VIS HO HO vSAVIXGS AMERICAN over the fleod -n w ^ aeotlana hi* Who, then, waa <)(ir beat-healed Great Falla held fast despite a too fkst,". said.Mrs. Dale Pe- eiers, a girl, ia bom yeaterday Romney to run, and Romney 100,000 reporters, to cover re Mon at DmooraMe Oev. heavy pounding by water,'trees, ohriiag hard-Ut Chrianu. to Valentina Tereshkova In president? , It’s hard . to figure— aaid ha had been urged by some turns at the precinet er county rnMnitliiaaiilCiRnden^â^ —■— TRAVELERS CHEQUES pioo, taut with anxiety. "W e Grant Sawyrir of Nevada m rHH VIS HO parts of farm buildings' and didn’t even- ^ it." Moscow, Taas flays. . . Laotlan4.®?^*“because * of the ,9* pranging values fellow governors to make tjie level. By BOB WIUUAMS er factors—but new cbaimiafl at the NaMoa- LOAN other debris. Mrs. Peplon and her children CommunlaU expected to repeat race and would consider it. The announcement added: al Oo\'emors CoofereoM. V MMOnaiiainan m UTM UTHi A natural gas pipeline under *Told to The Aaaookried Preaa tots to Georgs con eon A S S 0 4 I .V T 1 () NJ escaped before flood waters their eharge o f a U.S. a l r ^ Earlier Gov. William W. "Network Election Service the eoafereace Itself approvee the Sixth Street bridge burst HOLT FAMILY MISSION, ■urged over the roof of their tack on one of their poaltiona at "flflhington. Scranton of Pennaylvanla retired wjll be administered by a board the action. Sawyer wiB me- mmtrn tITU Whan the hia cotm- Rdinbl6r CIassiq—xibv o\g buy m con with a shudder that was felt by Mont. (AP)-Ttola ia the heart ranch bouse. Her husband la a maeong with memhera of tha from the field after former Frea- of directors consisting of one peed RefwbUean Oev. Jobs try died ha ■atata val- anlookers. • of the region where oIvU defenee •numg the 50 missing perw>ns International (Jontrol CommU- ident Dwight D. HUaenhowar put representative from each net Anderson Jr. Kaaaaii Tkie V-SRMCSS* $2543 ued than including at e a r n SS7S7 Air Force teama aaid tbay raa- olfleials aay at leari 80 pereone in this flooded area of Montana. skm and Soviet and Britihh Îp- (XI a go-and-stop operation In work. They will be Arnold Sny confereoee naanaUy retatge during the Big Rambler Selling Spree the fh m «^ Mount Vsmon. ilAIICIIKtTKK*! ULUKtT riWANCIAL IWlTITimtli 6H#d at laaat 200 persons from kwt their fivee. got out too. he went lomaU. Us bahalf. Biaenbowar urged der, manager of electian cover lU rhalnnanrite hatweiM WOe ■ oMt lEgHf. iMtffr mi w11 nnral areas. The Air Force was Landing our plane on a dirt- A housewife near Midiflnd, Translated into today's valuta Scranton to make Umaelf more age for ABC Netrs; WUllem back HI brip wlth..i;eacue work. that might mean $30 million or miblleaaa and Wring Malmetrom- Air Foroa avel road a half - mUe from Pa., anparantly distraught af available, then advlaed the gov Eamec, editorial dtreotor at tha ihuryer was ehaai Ease at Great Falls for a bead- S '1 hope he’s all riiAt. Maybe mere. 1607 M A IN 8 TREBT NEAR MAfLE STREET e mission, we could eea the be oould find a horee or some- ter a quarrel with her husband, ernor not to join any cabal CBS News alectlah unit; and John N. Dampaey at < guartara for 11 heMcoptara and Roman CathoUo ohurch — Ite Though Waalitigton was rich agalnflt GUdwater. ' Frank Jordan, manager of elee- eat largely WeiuHe ef thing to rea(di higher ground.” flMota and kllla four ef hpr five in land, alavaa and tobacco, ha other oraft. brown eandetone am) white, ohUdraa, police ray .... Twu^ Thla loft Gov. Nelson A. Rock- tion .coverage for NBC Newe. OE CORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. ns Bnai s t, uiMiMsiMr PUota made M flights Tuao- Recalling the momenta of ter- was somstlmss short of oaahr In wooden crose ettoking out like U .I. Mastae Corps snUated man afaller of Naw York aa Ooldwat- The Aseoeiwed Preee will par BRANCS O m C I — ROUTE si ^COVliNTRT fa y and were prepared to taka ritf when the caao^ e rolled fact. Just before Us first inaug- ar'a only avowed on>onant. And an Island amidst the ewlrling over their ranch along Big in South Vlst Nam rapertsS ticipate as a nonvotitig member Ally II addittonal auppUee to flood vie- uratlQQ, he had to Ut a follow It waa evident that none of tha of Network lOeetiaii Service. wttere of Two yedkine Ofeek! r Crerit, Mm. >api^ m a y h a v e ehalrwiaariilp ‘1 ■ Wateh Ui8 AwMd-WliwiIng Dam)) Kays Show o « eoS-TV, Wadwaadfy fuawlmai to other areas. hi Aleaaadria, Va.. 6 other govrinorfl, nor Ntaton. "Returns will be reported ri- mmm At Mari 400 9MM howielia i 1» Mel 3m ... M m fes ;\'v / ts-'ll/'