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PAOl THStlT-TWO AY. JUNB H. IM t manrftiâtor Ewtiittfl if^raUii Average Dally Net Prcaa Ron For the Week Ended The Weather About Town Rotarians Install Johnson^ Cats.Present aum m , laea Fmeeaet of V. a WeaChir But me Tl». Guavd C3ub ct tha Woman’s 13,804 Fair and warm tonight. Low oa> BanaAt AasoetaAkNi wtU m«at FH- Fete Bushes on Anniversary $4 Problem Member of the Audit •a.. Frida.y continued mnay, hot any at < pjn. at the home ot Boroon of droaletlqa Mta. Jeta UwaM. M Hawttoocne ForFracchia and hnnild. HIgli In the Mo. at. Mr. and Mrs. Hlmost M. Bush of'tBehnke, John F. Devaimey, Ar- Manchester— City of Village Charm 6 Jean Rd., were honored at last thur G. Holmes and Ronald P, What doaa a Manobaatar Scott. Mamfeaaa of John Mather Gbap- night's meeting of the'locaj Rotary reaident do when he or A e 6 •ar, Order o f DeMolay, i>lannlns: Club On their 50th wedding anni Johnson named the following ' comes upon a atray eat and VOL. LXXXn, NO. 228 * (TWENTY-POUR PA ES--IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963 (CIneeifled Advertising en Page M ) directors and committee chairmen PRICE SEVEN CENTS to attend a beaoh party Sunday, versary. Mis . Bush was gueet of wanta to get It a home or give •IWy Id, at Rooky N»«dc State Park to serve with him during the year: it away? HMV «*11 Ruaoeu cmiMatte,: M4 the for the cutting of a cake Club services, with Holmes in Good question. Woodland S t „ through Satmxlay with 60" Candles which was served charge, will have John S. Alvord as attendance chairman; Bush,.fel Don’t call the dog warden for raoorvatlona. as dessert following the regular unlesa you are willing to pay lowship; Arnold Lawrence,' pro a 84 fee. dinner. grams; William R. Rood, ways OPEN 7 DAYS U.S. Bolstering Mlaa Betty Lou FoUoe, 144 Bush to a diarter member of and means; Herbert W. Swanson, Le^ Fraoohla, Manchester 11 MAPLE ST. JFK Takes Helicopter land St, who simduated laat Week ftom MkodheotOT High School, haa the Rotary Clufa and served as its public relations; Frank R. Murray dog warden, said yeaterday he Aeroaa From Elrat NatloMU bean aiwardod a acholarahip to the second presWenl in 1641. Former and Harry Maidment, auditors; gets an average of 24 oalla a Store Parktng Lot Connaotlout InaUtute of Kaiidreae- ly a Rotarian In the Newark, N. Y. Leonard H. Johnson, photograph' week from Manchester reai'- COIN OPERATED denta who have ’’cat" prob Ing, Inc., Hartford, and wffl begin blub. Bush has attained 100 per er; Harry Maidment, historian; WASH-’N-DRY GLEAN cent attendance at weekly meet The Rev. James V. Claypool, lems. Job Bias Rules elasaea Wodneaday, July 8. ings for over 24 years. magazine; The Rev. Paul C. In his duties aa dog wardan, • 16-Lb. Wash— 25o To Ancestors^ Home^ •Camhera of the ladies of Bt. Herbert E. Johnson, a vice presi KAlser, chaplain; and, Russell E. Fraochla is not required to an 8-Lb. Dry Clean—IL7S James will meet tonight at 7:46 at dent of the Hartford Gas Oo., was Miller and Behnke, song leaders. swer calls concerning eats un WASHINGTON (AP) —- a strong hand In writing the legie-, tha John F. Tlemey Funeral Home, Davanney, director In charge of less he la ordered to by the Secretary of Labor W. Wil latlon. n s W. Center St., to pay respects community and vocational serv Police Department. lard Wirtz said today the gov They showed the administration to Joseph Della Fera, whose wife, ices. will have as committee chair "We get calls at aU houra can count on OOP support only ernment soon will iksue new if It la willing to compromise on Has Tea in Barnyard Ifoa VUella Dels Fera, and dsAigh- men Arnold Lawrence, crippled of the day and night About tais, Mias Maiy Della Fera, Mias children committee; William H. MU,’’ Fraochla aai<). "When ' standards to make sure there its sweeping seven-point program. Ann Della Fera and Miss Sylvia Curtis, scholarships, student loans I tell the person calling that le no discrimination in em- In advance of Wirtz’ dppear- DeBa Fera, are members. and Rotary foundation; James S. It will cost 84 to pick up a ance. Sen. Barry Ooldwater, R- pl^ment on federal projects. Ariz., made known that he intends DUNGANSTOWN, Ireland Sheldon, vocational service; and cat, he can’t understand why The govemment'a nondlacrlmln- hut Programs Needed Mias Ida Reicfaenbach, daughter Fred Nassiff, inter-club activities. I won t do H for nothing as Harrison’s to offer an amendment to deny Na (AP)— President Kennedy re ntlon policy In the construction In tional Labor Relations Board and of Mrs. Lana ReiclienlMch, 866 The international and member part ot my job as dog warden. Yoiir dustry will be tightened, he said, turned to the homestead of Main St, arTived home Monday ship division, with Scott in charge, I can t repeat all the names other benefits to unions that prac-1 his Irish forefathers today to make sure before a contract la ties discrimination. from Tucson, Axle., accompanied will have Edward M. Royce as that I’m called 'when I say DOWNTOWN awarded that contractore can and drank tea in the barn by Miaa Dorothy Lauer, a fellow chairman of classifications; Rich "I don’t think the administration | Kennedy’d T riumph that the cost Is 84 to p4ck up a S ta tion m comply — not after work on the yard with cousins and their director of the Jack and Jill Nurs ard S. carpenter, membership; cat, dead or alive.” will support the amendment in a ' contract begins. showdown," Ooldwater said In an ; neighbors. ery School. lUss RelchentMoh and Donald P. Richter, Rotary infor Many caU are being aban . The forunfl for Wirts 'announce Mlaa Lauer plan to be in Manches mation; and Jay E. Rand, interna Dolly ' AP biterview, "but I am going to The President’s third cousin, doned at the town dump off ment waa a meeting, of a House give its supporters a chance to'' ter about two moRttas. tional contacts. Olcott St. widow Mary Ann Ryan, laid long Summer Program Starts at ECHS DellvcrlM Judiciary subcommittee where he go on record." ' j On a Europe Ballot tables for tea, cakes and pies to "Some idgJ>U when I check Don Burns, phytooal eûcatkm director at East OathoUc High School, dlsoussw w l«i StudenU the leetifled In support of President Wirtz teaUfled both as secretary serve “ Cousin Jack.” dpi. Roger Anderson, son of M!r. the dog pound, there are aa Kennedy’s civil rights package. and Mis. . Walter Anderson, 16 Discuss Traub Case "W e'II B« of labor and as vice chairman of' Neighbors, some in their Sun many as six cats dowii there newly estiahllltfwd drtvw education program, wduch began Mlonday as East OaithoMo’s summer Of the . quest for. Improving tha Gardner St., haa recently been pro the President’s Committee o n ! EDITOR’S NOTE: John M.. The address explained in part day best and some in aprons, HARTFORD (AP) — A special hanging around the pound. J eA ool program got underway. Bunts, who is also baskettMU and baeehall ooach at the achool, Here To lot of the American Negro, Wirtz Equal Employment Opportunity.' helped serve moted to hie present rank. He la said In. bis prepared testimony: Hightower, AP'.s Pulitzer Prize why Kennedy made this visit. He a pliotogisiSiw stationed at Quan- hearing will be held by the Su know that they are not wild wtH operate the driver program which wUl become part of the ourrtcullum next flail. Ihe oourse S«rvle« He stressed his support of titles winning diplomatic affairs writer, The party assembled in the caU for they come up to me ‘‘There has been no more Im- wa.ited a platform in Europe ttoo, Va. preme Court of Errors Tuesday wlU include SO hours of dtossropm instrudtdon, as wen as tox hours of on-the-ioad tialnlng. About ■VI and v n of the Kennedy package. | accompanied ,:resident Kennedy from which to counter French barnyard between Mrs. Ryan’s morning for a discussion of how M d to be petted and W h af . poriant issue before the country The first pl-ovislon is a declara ! house and the tin-roofed cottage 22 studenItB have signed up flor tialntng this summer. Bums said. DlBon Sales and Service hw and the Congreae—save only the during his visit to West Germany. President (Jharles de G u ile ’s go- to proceed with the case of Rob fed, Frac<*la said. W « tion that no federally assisted pro 1 the President’s great-grandfather, provided the autnmobdle for use In the program. The siddmon of driver education at East ChitholU s«ir' Issue of war and peace." In this AP News 'Analysis, High it-alone aspirations for ^ rop e. ert B. Traub of Hartford, convicted What, then, does a oat own gram Shall be construed to require tower examines some of the for Patrick Kennedy, left when he Herbert E. Johnson arsonist. to only one Indioptor of an expanded summer school curriculum, Bums said. Other oouraes, mostly Wirtz followed Atty. Gen. Rob Kennedy replied to the 73-year- er do 'When he wanta to get Call assistance under any circum eign policy problems the visit has pld De Gaulle’s rejection of U.,S.- emigrated to Boston 120 years Attending will be State’s Attorney rid of a cat? of the enrtchmeot variety. Include Latin I, French I, Spanidi I, Algetwu I, Typing 1, reading Im ert F. Kexmedy, who urged pas stances In which there Is discrim ago. inducted to the preeldency of the A49-5341 sage of the' program Wednesday. spotlighted. European interdependence by re John D. Labelle of Hartford Coun Best answer to to keep it provement, and Engtiah grammar. Bums said about 100 students out of a total school enrollment ination In either participation in, Irish Tea for Cousin Jack asserting his determination to The cottage now is a storage iRoUury d u b for the 1968-64 year ty and Public Defender James D. Republican members made clear or receipt of benefits from, the la«t evening by retiring president or else be.prepored io pay the The president Is -served by Mrs. Mary Ann Ryan, his third cousin, in the farmyard of the Kennedy An AP News Analysis get it. shed. Cosgrove, counsel for Traub. o f^ m wHl attend tlhe summer seasion. Classee win be in session' until July 31. (HeiaJM photo by that the GOP price tag for help program. Hundreds of jubilant Irish Alien F. Behnke. Other now offi dog warden 84 to pick'it up. ing the Democratic administration ancestral h ^ e in DunganStown, Ireland. Between the two is Jamee Kennedy, Mrs. Ryan’s broth By .JOHN M. HIGHTOWER But the President cannot lead •The hearing was made necessary The second underscores an ad er. (AP Photofax). BONN (AP)—If John F. Ken milled around the lane in front of cers for the year who took office by a recent order of the U.S. get the blU through Congress la the rest of the alliance around De ministration order that there be nedy had been running for office Gaulle’s road block unless other ‘ Mrs. Ryan’s 'home. are John B. Bamini, vice presi Supreme Court that directed Con complete equality of opportunity dent; George Dart, secretary: 'Dr. in Germany this week he would allies cooperate on specific proj • The President came to file necticut’.s highest court to recon in employment within the federal have won by a landslide. . hamlet of Dunganstown after a Fred W. Spaulding, recording sec sider the Traub case. ects. government and by government But the attraction of a new-gen- ; tumultuous welcome from thou- retary; and Prank J. Miller, treas "Two U.S. Supreme Court de Kentucky B^rs Fire Fight er He is assured of cooperation NEW LOW PRICE ured contractors. March on Capital eratidn President on this contin from (Chancellor Konrad Adenauer I sands at nearby New Ross, the cisions handed down since the state In the field of government con port from which Patrick Kennedy Direotors for the new year will ent ruled by old men is not on all i.ssues involving resistance 1 BLOCK ISLAND FRESH court upheld Traub’s conidctlon tract employment, the secretary enough to shake the old men out sailed to the United States. include, in addition to the officers, last winter should be considered to ecoiwtny,.i^r$' Bias by Trade, Too Ardent to the Soviets and building up said, 106 companies employing pf their ways—or to get the At NATO military forces. “ If he hadn’t left, I’d be work see If they might alter the state m m 'm more than 6 million persons have SWORDFISH Aidvertisement— lantic alliance moving on the Kennedy is convinced that cooper- ing at the Albatross company,” court’s evaluation of the case. signed "plans for progress” — Likely Would Fail MARYSVILLE, Calif. (AP) "great new mission” which Ken . Kennedy told the welcomers, ThrfU.S. SUpreihe Court said that Professions — At the rural Linda Fire Sta tion will continue and probably lb. 79c For any worthwhile purpose, you pledges that they 'will voluntarily nedy propo.sed. will be extended in other tields ! drawing a roar of laughter. It will review the case If Traub’s cooperate to promote equal em tion, Chief Charley Miller The President faces the chal The Albatross company is a fer may get a personal loan from conviction Is once more upheld af when the 87-year-old Adenauer Oonneotlout Bank and Trust Com FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP)—A la- ployment opportunity. could always count on yolim- lenge ot producing a practical steps aside next fall for Vice tilizer factory on the other side ter the reconsideration. He aald 118 international union By JAMES MARLOW iârrested for holding a meeting teer Larry Barrie, 19. of the River Barrow. DUBUQUE pany, 88<3 Main, 15 North Main or n l show down loomed today on Associated Press News Analyst pfogram to convert his oratory Cliancellqr Ludwig Erhard. The To be discussed Tuesday are Gtov. Bert Combs’ executive or animates of the AFL-CIO. with a without a permit and damaging But lately, fighting 16 grass The farmyard was crammed the Parkade. Pay medical or hos- whether the case, will have to be WASHINGTON (AP)—Would a the grass. into action. In his speech at President conferred with Erhard FRANKFURTS pltail eoepenses, repair your home, der directing the end of segrega fires. Miller said Barrie out Frankfurt Tuesday he .spelled out as well as Adenauer. with Kennedys. Mrs. Ryan was a reargued or If the Supreme Court (Oontlnuad on Page Four) massive Negro demonstration in It wasn’t until the next great purchase a major home appliance /- tion in all state-licensed business Washington this summer persuade did himself. The chief said the wlia he wants but not how to Kennedy and she introduced cous of Errors can reconsider It without es and professions. depression—in the 1930s — that lad often was the first to re ins, uncles and aunts. lb. 59c with a personal loan. this preliminary. Congress — if It showed signs of Congress got aroimd to creating get it. (Continued on Page Two) Jack M. Lowery Jr., attorney balking — to pass President Ken port into the station and often In the field behimf the farm for the Louisville Tavern Operat the kind of make-jobs' program house, where the presidential hel nedy’s civil rights program? Coxey had plugged for. had the engine warmed up • y f t % as- Ryan, the president’s third cousin. (AP Photofax). j Union and at the United Nations Wennerstrom was Sweden’s air sage of a rosolution in Congress Washbi|(ton Post said todo^ (AN AIR TIGHT CASE FOR OWNING I there are reports that U.S. secur attache in Washington from 1952 that Henry Cabot Lodge, Bepob- ity agents are Investigating a call waiving the federal requirement to 1967. This job gave him access violated when Connecticut passed Uoan vice presidential oandldato AN OPEN AIR CAR) girl racket that catered to dip to secrets involved in Sweden's in- 1960, Is reported to be the lomats. All this has produced in a bill increasing the maximum al Rockville Men Picked purchase of the.U.S. Army Hawk lowable weight of trailer trucks Kennedy administration’s choice official Washington a curious si missile system in 1980. on Connecticut roads. as the next ambassador to South lence, the subject of the following In the United Nations case, FBI Viet Nam. article, The Governor said he will ask and Central Intelligence Agency the Ckmnectlcut congressional dele As Potential Astronauts agents are reported Investigating gation today to sponsor a waiver PROFUMO SUOOESSOB . By STANLEY MEI8LER kt least iS girls who are skid to resolution. LONDON (AP) — Prime WASHINGTON (AP)—A trio of have worked In New York for The error came about this way: Capt. John J. Kelly of 30 Coun-^two sons, Gregory and Mark, and Minister Harold Macmillaa 'sex and spy scandals- in Europe Harry Alan ToWers, a British The assembly approved and the try Lane, Rock'ville, and Capt. a daughter, Karen.' named Joseph Godber, 49, to Broadcasting Oo. producer. and the United Nations seems to Governor sign ^ into law a meas- John L. Swigert of Windsorville He is a sales engineer for Ham succeed the disgraced John Frq. Towers jumped 810.000 ball in Rd., Ellington, are being recom ilton Standard. fmno as Britain’s war minister. have aroused some curiosity but New York' In 1961 after he -was Godber has been speaking for little excitement In official Wash (ConUnned on Page Ten) mended for astronaut training. (Japtain Swigert is a test pilot charged -with Importing Maria Brig. Gen. George R. Stanley, air Britain at the United Nations ington. Novotny, a relative of President for I ^ t t and Whitney Aircraft. and East-West disarmament The FBI won’t say anything of chief of staff tor Connecticut said A bachelor, he was bom August Volkswagen (Convertible Antonin Novotny of Communist today. conferences since 1961. ficially, but U.S. agents obviously Czechoslovakia * into the United 1631 in Denver, Colo. He is a sen are Investigating the Profumo af Helep, Keller (jfeneral Stanley recommended ior pilot with the Guard. He States to work as a prostitute. that they be accepted by the as KILLED IN VIET NAM fair, the Swedish spy scandal and Miss Novotny later was con-vlcted served in Japan with the Air SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) an alleged cal) girl racket at the tronaut pool for manned apace Force from June 1955 to Septem as a prostitute. flights in the Gemini and Apollo —A U.S. Air Force captain was United Nations. But no official, After he jumped ball, Towers Quietly Notes ber 1956. . program. killed today when Us plane either In the Kennedy administra showed up In (Communist East Eu Two other Connecticut men are crashed on a strafing ran against tion or in Oongress, is contending rope. 83rd Birthday Pilots selectlea tor the pool are also being considered for the as a Communist guerrilla concen that the succession of scandals has | In London, Miss Novotny said eligible to take part in the Nat tronaut pool. They are First Lt. tration 70 miles west of Saigon. wrenched the security of the the U.S. investigation of an al ional Aeronautics and Space Ad Also killed in the crash of the United States. i ministration program in October, Gary E. Krier of Elast Hartford and STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES; leged call girl racket was a EASTON, Conn. (AP)—After a First Lt. Donald L. Onofrio of single engine T28 lighter was q Most (ffficiÎs are keeping their smoke screen to hide American bustling life, Helen Keller had de and to be Included in the group Vietnamese observer-pUot. Iden-. views to themselves. * of 16 men now training for earth Branford. / embarrassment of what she called cided to relax a little. In all, about 2,000 men ore be tification of the American w m “ You don’t hear It talked about the involvement of American So there won’t be any special orbital and space probe flights. s 2 1 4 6 .0 0 ing considered from the 60 states. withheld pending notification of Heater, windshield washer, electric wipers, direc much in Congress," said Sen. servicemen with Christine Keeler fuss today—her 88rd birthday. Both men have more than 1,000 next of Idn. He was the 48rd tional signals, 4-apeed transmission,' bumper over John Tower, R-Tex. In the Profumo affair'. But there was no rest for the jet fljring hours, and college de- Annerican killed in 'combat In Tower, one of the few congress Delivered In Manchester Miss Keeler is the British party i mailman as he bore his heavy gr^ s in science, prerequisites for South Viet Nam since 1961. riden, dual padded aun visors and tool kit men to comment, had this to say girl who had. an affair with British i burden to "Miss. Keller’s sprawling being considered tor astronaut UN Votes Stopgap SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE about the Rrofumo affair in Eng Minister of War John Profumo old house, Arcan Ridge.. , training. Both belong to the 118th OBJECT IN SUB SITE land : and a Soviet naval attache at the Greetings to the blind and deaf Fighter Interceptor Squadron »of Peace Unit Moisey .ABOARD USS FORT SNBLL- ■’I think the concern on the U.S. same time. This led to the resig author came the humble and the Connecticut Air National ING (A P)—-Jhe bathseaphe Tri NEW! PEPSI security side is relatively mild." nation of Profumo add tin investi the great. There also were bou Guard. este made another dive Into the But, .Tower added: “ My big con gation by the British government quets of roses. Miss Keller’s fa Captain Kelly has 1,300 flying UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Atlantic today in efforts to pin cern is what this will do to the into any posaible harm to British vorite flower. hours, ^ d a bachelor of science —The U.N. General Assembly to- point a 60-foot object picked up C Tory governnient." security. "You are one of the select com degree in chemistry from Ford- "day approved a stop-gap fthancial on her sonar system near the Tower said the latest, scandal— Three U.S. airmen based in pany. of men and women whose ham University in 1964. package to keep the Congo and last known poeitioa of tile loeS FOR the arrest of Swedish Air Force Britain were flown back to the achievements have become le Captain Swigert has 8,000 fly Middle East peacekeeping opera- submarine Irtreelier. TED TRUDON, in c -QUARTS (K n« DepoeK)' Ool. Stig' Erik Wenneratrom as a United States last week after gendary In their own time,” write ing-hours, and a bachelor of sci tloas going for the rest of the Soviet spy—broke too recently to rumors linked them to Miss Keel President Kennedy. ence degree in mechanical engi year. SETS COUNCIL DATE see how it affects thq security of er. In recent years, Miss Keller-has neering from the University of The plan consists of seven reso VA’nOAN CITY (AP)—Pope TOLLAND TURNPIKE, TALCOTTVILLE HerD’s thD bfggost refresfimeiit valuo hi tDwnt SavD wRh It-boat quality buy in town! Think the United States, biit "I would On Monday, Asst. Secretary of limited her activity but she con Colorado. lutions. They authorize spending Paul VI has foimaliy ordered be more concerned about the defense Arthur Sylvester told tinues as a consultant to the Captain Kelly was bom March 842.5 million to pay the costs of the Roman Cauiollc Ek:umenleal XMUZHD ______OPEN EVENINGS of it-^3 sorvings from every new Pepsi Haif^Quart! Enjoy meals with it~ 1 or 2 bottles serve Swedish affair than the British neamen that tha. Department of American Foundation for the 1632 in Queens, N. Y. He served the two projects- until the end of Council to reconvene tifpt. 2tu a*falr.” . Defense Investigation "haa not' Blind. » actively with the Air Force for 1963, set forth a compromise for the .Vatican announoed today/ V PHONE 849-2838 the. entire fomily! Party with it-g e t 18 servings from.one handy carton! Shop easy with it! Carol Cools Off At the state department, all of given any indication whataoever "Miss K eller^ xlert and 4 H years, beginning in 1964. From mula to raise the money; M d es Aa aanounccenent by Hie VaM* ficials were mesUng requests for of any aecurity -violation." content," «ays Mrs. Evelyn Sslda, 1956 he has been with the Guard. tablish guidelines for finane eaa’s epeclai oouncU preM oMqq Mow it*$Fep8i.,,for those win think young! Quml Manseau, B. o f 62 Niles Dr., cools off in an eiuly oomment with a A f f ^‘no com- He said only two of the airmen her secretary and companion. In addition, to being a duty pilot, ture U.N. peacekeepingI und dbiotoeed the date and said tha msnt" had known IGaa Keeler and they- "But she now wanta to enjoy he is flying safety oflHoer tor itM Inga. teal at the order wfii be mnt |q summer heat wave that entered its thiid day today. Wsuwrstroin, arrMtad la Blook- - Bottling Cto.a

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F A G I T W O MAIfCBESTEK EYKNm a HERALD. M AN C H ^nR . OONN., THURSDAY. JUNB/R7. 1968 M ANCH ES™ IV IN IN O fOERALD, MANCHESTER, OONNi^ THURSDAY, JUNE 27,1968 at tbe entnaaoe |» icanoital ndd, William Burtcleyln flavor and CM- hut ttat too wuB Aelfed. lina and Schaefer oppoaed. , But Programs deeded Plaques to Replace . lbs eommUtssb asw Kennedy huUeated the oommlt- Griffin, Hebron; Connif Borgeaon, toe veteraiu alapt la. Tha vatar- into enntod— fcis oppoeltfan fhom tae haa not y s t decided hoar they Sheihwold bn Bridge Kentucky Bars Coventry; Mra. Daveive O’firton; 18 ana departed. Later, under Preai- hoard roembem f t eiabn Sbaffer wlU attempt to mlae ftada for the Marijosius to Direct Main 8t.; Nioho^ Zaocaro, 11 dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, Coa- sad WIBtom fW ne, who dto not memorial. Oelttag the approval of Brtlevue Ave., RookvUle; Dotuia March on gress voted toe veterans a bohus. FREE DEUVERY Wooden Honor Rolls vote te k. Both flit tfast tbe some town body was the first stop, Kennedy’d Trimnph Bias by Traiie, Gamineri, 28 8. Adame Bt,; Mrs. f ♦ memortal would be more aultaMe the committee felt. By AIFBEDÎIUEIMWiKO Irene White, WlHlmairtic;' Mrs. Jo Some IS centuries ago, a mys 4 A.M. ta t PAL In Ml oubtoor toostion. CoBlne The board’s approval, though, trouble With opponents la Tdwn Civic Orchestra sephine Adaraa, Andover; Mm. terious tribe of American Indians, After neariy an hour deliberation, the board of educa^ said he M t a oommemoratioa to will bs condltloaaf, sito}e« to final that they’re looking out for them Professions Rose Jollooeur, TalcobtvUle. called toe Olmec, lived in toe rain ARTHUR DfflM war or to any marSsHseil grbup A D M l rnD D TO D A Y : (Mra. Flora Likely Would Fail tion last night granted tentative approval to a plan to place approval of any oonerets ptsns selves. There to wlekedness to forests of southern Mexico. They who tougbt in a war wae unouited In otfasr aotion, ths board as- On a Europe Ballot their hearts, and the truth to not Marijosius of H artt College of Music, Uni- Oraole, 1009 Main Bt. built. elaborate tombs and monu nuinanent bronie plaques commemorating veterans of World (Oonth aed trom Page One) to a school bulkBng. He said the praved recommendations' of the fi In them. 'Hiese are the facts of OT Hartford, has accepted the invitation of the Man- BIRTHB 'TODAY: A eon to Mr. (Conttaned from Page One) ments of basalt rock and green War II and Korea in the vestible o f Bailey Audit is etialnnan o f the town’s gle oik any one group. faudgst by the board of dirsbtors. defensive signals. IMSCHARG'ED YESTERDAY: The .troops burned the hovels bus. chosen the auditorium site, Ken Bla partnerahlp goals, bowaver, wno founded the orrtiestta threeb homes, real estate brokers, attor army of jobless World War I vet rsm tsa eo t Msmorisl Day Oom* Schaffer said miBtaxy obUga- Tm n iijo r But to Britata years ago. Mra. Virginia Payne, 64 WoodMU nedy stated tbnt It would provide ___ . . thbahag |»T,. ara moob broadar nan that North dealer neys, accountants, ‘ watchmakers, erans was run out of Washington ATTIC FANS mMtss, outlined to the board the ttone are ao aomtnon today 900, oame fkom reductag aMboap Harold Macmillaii la as paralyaad Ha wanta ths natlona forming North-Booth vulnerable Rd.; Mm. Wilma Thlrion, 47 Hill- in toe summer of 1982. committee's plana for replacing the a plaoe wtwre tbe plaquee would ha would mthar see a memortal ^ Marijoatua to aooociate profea- I veterinarians and others. aide Bt.; Denise Spak, Blltogton; Be resuly fo r toe hot weather be seen by a large number of tkma for toodthoolui, tha lu nu y ao- by tha Profumo inanilal that ha tha Oommon Ib iliet — France, Opening lead — , Nine of Dl- •w of conducting And theory m About 18,000 to 20.000 of them ahead with a HUNTER AT wooden honor roll located In Cen solely flor those who had given oount, and tsarihlng euppitea. OUts amrads. Ciombs ordered all state agency Mre. Frances WohUebe, Rockville; te r Park. This has fallen into de school chikhen and townspeople; hardly la aUa to laad Ma goram- Wert Genaamr, Italy, Baigtum, •• ohninnan of the conduot* heads to draw up anti-discrimlna- came here from all over the coun TIC FAN installed in your their Ivee in military atrvlce. to rtqueabtd pecaoBMl for i tha NsUiarlanu and Luxambourg Declarer won the first trick to Mm. Sarah Harwood, 106 Birch try, some with their families. cay, Kennedy said, and the com required little or no upkeep; and niiB, he suggested, would atmpUfy ÛÎ^Bunt any mora. UnlversKy tion regulations and use persuasi a Roast Stuffed Turkey |K home. Complete with fan year taeluded elamanthiT a it tha Ubitad Statas In dummy with the king of diamonds, Of HarUord, and also coixluctor at.; James Purtle, Crystal Lake They lived in empty government mittee feH it had an obligation to would be considerably che^>er to oonaiderabty the committee’s prob mualo taartiem, |U,000, Italy la to poHtloal tanaoll aa led a trump to the king and an on to enforce them. I f Negroes Rd., RookvUle; Arthur Burton, • Barbecued Short Ribs with ^ louvers and all carpentry I IManchastsr'a servicemen to erect erect than an outdoor memorial. ta riff raductlona. T a riff ^ m t ^ l director of the Hart- complain of a violation, toe licen buildings or built shacks on the work. lem o f ptocing the plaquea, be taaobar aldn, |6,000. Bua hana- a result o f laat AprlTB hweaoIVK GTG fflhftdulGd for other trump back to dummy's N h A SIK Garden Dr.; Mm. Helen Des- outskirts of toe city. Spanish Rice w a more pemument and suitable The pitce of oast bronM plaques, cause fesTM* names would be y ™ string Oroheatra. He waa see could be ordered to a show portatton for pupfla over 16 slve gansral election. Por weeks naxt yaar. PraUmtoary talks have queen. Bus ■onnerly conductor and muaieal dl- kus, Wapping; <3eorge Jacquemin, These men wanted Congress to a Baked Virginia Ham memorial. he said would be about |1S,000, needed. ohoppod by d pkuk Italy has baaa wttboat South saw that k might be trou cause hearing—with toe burden at Kennedy said the committee’s and for etched plaques, $7,000. not gone aa wall for Kennedy’a aeotor of the Lithuanian State proof on him. Coventry; WlUlam Cummin^, Rt. vote them a cash bonus. They • Roast Beef Au Jus WILSON McCormick mid he preferred nahkenanot by $14,831. i W and leaderaUp, and no sohitloa la to blesome to get out of dummy, but 4 Q . 0, Bolton; Carl Andemon, to Plt- |)3an was to erect tablets either of Ctariatie McCormick went on to pnrpoas aa U.K officials bo|^ Opera Jtouae In Kaunae. stayed around for about two Baked Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp ELECTRICAL CO. the ortginal {dans tor m i outdoor utlBUe Mopped |6,W0. and al|M bsrora falL oiay would, largaly baoauaa of decided to crou that bridge whan 1^ St.; Anthony DAmato, 157 months and Congress quit without a oast or etched bronze along the remind newer board members that memortal over tha commifitee’a oapttal oUttayr sirofs; o T Prims ICinlstar Laator B. he came to it. He led another ■ ^ k* Paneveays, ettrved walla at the entrance to the when the high sebool was buUt nfWMa. Bouth ruffs; ITW sto Isada • Rpads, lAhuanto, Mairtjcalus began tato Branford St.; Mra. Astrtd Wlerz- heeding them. BAKED L A S A G N A ...... 649-4817— 533.7374 plan, but would not oppose k in In other ih^toal buM «Hwtp son, having oommittad Ida Tha nraaidant also wants Buro- trump, and West took the ace. bloki, 408 Center St.; George Gor- The government got sick of $ 1 .2 5 auditorium. On these would be re there had been a move afoot to a vote. Atty. John RoObnar was South nitto. toualcal atudtoa at an eMiy age OLD FASHION 'STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE .. meuto, k was rm *tedm et ajoU* dlan government to ann paaa aiUaa to carry mora of the West put dummy In with a Dally Qasallak Hospital Notes ra, 24 Ebde Dr.; Mre. Ceoile Dion, them, ’^ o of them were shot to . . . 46c corded the names of aU Manches place a rotunda-type memorial in flavor, aayl^, ‘Our place is not meatiiM of the> taaanoe and pHoon- weapons with miolaar spade, and now South had Come whtoh cuhnlnatod with graduation ter citizens who were residents at cost of helping underdeveloped -PartaW opena wHh toss M ie 20 Edgerton St.; Everett Dickln- death in a brawl with police who FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL outdoors near the main entrance to decide on the type memorial net poketea oommMteea luaukad to la raportad rsluotant to gat In- oouatrlea and w Join with the to hto bridge. How was he to get Worn the State Oonaervatory in the time of their service either in to the building, but the plan was moads (torolag to S*m ), Klaipeda, Lithuania, in 19S2. Dur VtaiUng hours are 2 to 8 p.m. aon, 31 Hale St. Elxt., RockvlUe; tried to drive them out of a build the committee should choose, only revieton upward o f a fsw ttanos. volvsd In ths proposad MATO a»- Uhlted Statea In tonning oommon to hto hand to draw West’s last for all areas, except matemlty, ing on government land. Then the World War n or the Korean Con shelved in an effort to cut ooets. to agree whether the board win eloar flaat projict at this tima. the next player passes. Ton haldi ing 1934-36, he waa the recipient Mm. Louise Webb and son, 26 COMPLETE LOBSTER DINNER . $1.95 These were a teacher rsfdacement monetary poUcisa. Ha is parttcu- trump? Spades, io-9-Mi Heats, “ “ whose they are 2 to 4 pm. and city commissioners asked Presi flict. ’nUs would mean a series of KsUmatee for the rotunda ran allow them the ^ mcc." to aMume the Robertson Ttaua $1' I a t the Lithuaniam State Fellowship Bank St. tablets, Kennedy said, to accom larly coneamad that the United Cboloe Of Entries monds, lO-S-fi Obths, 6-7-47 - 6 ^ which enaibled him to travel ex- 6:80 to 8 p.m. and private rooms, DlSCHAKGBa> TODAY; Bar dent Hoover to use troops to drive SATURDAT NIGHT SPECIAL about $26,000, McOormick said. He The matter was then brought to principal's otoaaroora duUea> set la stalled for the moment Kan- ita te s la'stiU apendln gxnore mon- adiere they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. them out. modate approocimately 5.500 names also noted that an Idea had been a vote with chairman Katharine Boutb could try to got to his TFbat do> yea aayf tonalvely, viaiting many major Eu- bara and Paula Campbell, ScMxth ,700; additional aUooatloii w aedy may gat tha pn^ _ Btataa is atni apandlng more mon- hand wth the ace of diamonds, Vtoltors are requested not to Four troops of cavalry, four STEAK DINNER ...... that would go on them. entertained fo r a memoHal giata Bourn. McOotmidc, Rottner aadLUta Am ior IdtMeum, $8,000. In a faw months, bm n s ttana- Answer; n d two notrumpi daas^ npean muolcal tooUtuUona and Windsor; Russell MaoKeiidricic, 18 $1.95 Ibioh of the ome he and other but there was the danger that Ing a strength, Don't drsam of smoke In pattenfs rooms. No more companies of Infantry, a pounted EVERY WEDNESDAY U.B. offictala q>ent with German deatlvala for puipoees of oheerva- than two vtoltors at one time per Elsie Dr.; Mra. Linda Case, South West had led a singleton to begin passing; your partner la relying tion and reaeardt. Between 1966- Windsor; Mrs. Margaret Burke, 26 machinegun squad and sik tanks laadara was davotad to aeonomlc patient. went to work. They had toe help CHICKEN IN THE BASKET...... 99c " i ,!ii< ai$ . with. The alternative was to cash on you keep him afloat and you $6, he did graduate otwfy at the Blrrii St.; Omer G<êtte, 7 Cham proUama. two high elubs and ruff the third will have an irritated partner If Prof. Vytautas Mortjoslua We Specialize In Businessmen’s Lunchefms— 85c to 99e Ha aaksd aooaptanea of a guld Prague State Oonaervatory, Ctaech- Patients Today: 287 berlain St., Rockville; Leo Rloh- al ]roMr ehfiM club. you let him down. , i oalovakia, and graduated with dto- loff, 217 Autumn St. GENEROUS PORTIONS tag principle that trade bairiere Declarer thought he might try ADMITTED YE5STERDAY: One Monthly tonctlon. For hto cotvtrlbutlon to wtU pitosent two oonceitts at Mian- PLUS OUR REGULAR MENU ahouM be towered and that no a high club or two just to sea For Sheinvrold'a $6-poge book- CSzechoalovakian culture, he waa Mrs. Margaret Hayden, Ellington; Payment wsstam nation aaak aoonomlo ad What fell, but West dropped the dbertter H igti School’s Ballsy Audi Mrs. Ellen Roper, 8 N. Fairfield Twin Double Payoff • LEGAL BEVERAGES ORDERS Covers all of 1 ✓ lot, A Pocket Guide wBrldge,' awarded the Order of the White torium during toe next season. vantaga a t tha enpenaa o f tha sight of oluba on ths ace and the send W cents to Bridge Book, Z6on In 1936 by the late Preoldent St.; Alexander Tycz, 131 Summit TERMITES? • HOMEMADE BREAD and PA STR IE S PUT UP your automobile othan. Muaiiclatia Interested in joining the deuce o f clubs next. This looked Manchester Eve. Herald, Bok $818, Edward Benea, St.; Robert SchJlecher, 988 W. Mid PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) — A • SOUPS MADE FRESH DAILY TO (JQ! expenses PRE-4TH Tha Pnaidant raoogntaad that nroup may enntaot Mns. Geotge dle ’IT>ke.; Mrs. M argaret La- Be Sure...C all BLISS (Except Gasoline! like a doubeton, so South trusting Grand Central 8ta„ Neir Toito 17, $0,108.40 tA v in (knible p ayoff to whan thepe ia no orirta with the ly lad a diamond from dummy Marijolua conducted the Prague DUiClde, 241 Henry St., or anoltoer Polnte, finilngton; Paula Post, 1417 FOR A FREE HOME INSPECTION N.T. Radio Orcheatra in 1987, the officer cf the ordtwsfnu Uckettaoidem and a 81,166 ■njoy Your Favorite Bovlat Union the weotam powers rather than risk an ovsr-ruff on Copyright U6S Benton St.; Mrs. Lillian Fowler, daily double were the features last MDRIARTY Czechoslovakian Philharmonic in Call MKcheil 9-9240 Legal Beverage Here . .. draw ^ a rt He argued that the a third round of oluba. Oeoerel Featoree Ooip. Ofllcen for 1903-64 are Oacar 60 Phelps Rd.; Alfred Fhaneuf, I 4 night at Neuregansett race track. FRANK’S 1638, and made recordings for alUas need poeltiva goala to unite West ruffed the aoe of diamonds, HsAiser, president; Edfw&rd Dzia- E. Maple St.; Mrs. Emaline Black- Socla} Ust, winning his first race BRDTHERS them. defeating the contract. Nobody the Deutsche Gramophone Oo. dus, fhwt vice president; Mire. wlldar, 31 Charter St., Rockville; Itt.Omtl V«on 623 iWAIN STREET 301 Centsr Sfc with the Berlin Staedtlschea Or in 11 starts, paid $110.80 in the Kennedy to affect naked Western snickered, but the allsnoa was Thornes F. Feiguson, second vice Minnie Church, 26 Pearl St.; Mrs. first race, and Triple Five re- CAFE CORNER OF PEARL Buropa to abandon national rival chestra. Upon his arrival in the a t Tea CokWoS C«m . rather oppressive. MATINEE BATURDAT li$0, presideint; Mrs. ftlcherd Eknbser, Lucinda Larkin, 109 Grove St., tianed $14.80 in the second. A c a t e r i n g t o s m a l l p a r t i e s Ml 3-SI35 ries and woric toward creation of . * U' tv 1 rj T . • I W ■ ' ft i > Uhited States in 1949, Marijosius •IV. Of Itiu imuiNAioi CO. MC. " I guoMed wrong,” South apol secretairy; Mre. Francto Helfrtok, (Rockville; Ann-Marie Lupaochino, crowd o f 6,469 wagered $462,461. THE OLDEST AND LARGEST “ a great new union for us a ll.” ogised, but his excuse was lams. accepted a teaching post at the treesuior; Pierre Mlaiteneny, S- 66 Highland St.; Mrs. Doris Kor- He did not tny vdiether he envi There was no need to guess at nU(^N'.^rjL AVL I Mil |J Hartt OoUega and haa been con brartan; W W leni Peyton, bustness ixdt, Glastonibury; Howard Jacobs sioned some Und of super-state all. ^ ductor of the Hartt Company, toe manager, and Mira. Dtckte, per- Jr., 172 HlUstown Rd.; Richard ill but that seemed to be ImpUad. l^ p h c m y o f toe A ir (Town HaU, sonmet manager. Jarvto, Wapping; Mini. Luella L ::i: Before leading the third round 1818 pitit o f trumps, * South should eaab 1960), Hartford Festival of Music, (Buckminster, 46 Overtond St.; and the Connecticut and Pennayl- The National Safety Council re Mrs. Rose Sweet, East Hartford; Palm er Favored _ dummy’s top sp^sa and two of CONNe GROWN GRADE A ths top clubs. TOen he can lead vanta All-Stats Festivals. ports that 96,000 persona died in Kathy and Linda KIbbe, EUngton; the trump to give West the aoe. accidental deaths In 1962. about Edwin Noble, ThompsonviUe; Jotm CEiEVaBLAND (AP) AmoU Tbe Mlsncheater OIvto OucheOtm 5 per cent more than in 1961. Goiangos, 142 Qalk St.; Robert IPMmer, golfdom ’e b ig money wiiv- No return by West can look ner, hod a little extra getng for declarer in the dummy. If West hkn today aa be drew a on leads a diamond. South wins irttb 8>10 6IS6-18IOO the $32,000 top prtse to tbe 72- ths aoe; If West leads a enib. botok ftntr-dsy, $UO,000 Oeveasud Open. Palmer weus favored, aa. iw- PB>SM»IA fiOMlWlY ANNOUNCa CHICKENS uaL aa 146 profeaaione^ and four Paul Toung 8r. (Owner) and 31m Mbdouool (Chef) Invite Tea to amntieuni tead off in the yeark t

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PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Routed kr Fapri-Oota, BoltUag Oo. at Harttertl-SfjringfloUl, Ine., 660 Main at, Agawam, Ibuta—PlMiia MB-ReM. MANCHEBTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESl'ER, CONK THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 196S n w iio u i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONNi, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1062 PAGE n v i South Windsor; gest further revision of the stand Virgin TMende, a graduate of the Air Conditioned Town to Aid ards. Three Endings Cnlvereity of Santo Dotnlngo; Dr. In seeking the board's approval, Oonstaatina Zarlphes.from Rocky Ourtis explained that he felt the )I011, a graduate ,, of Wayna Uni Next SchcN>l PINE street asd HARTFORD ROAD U.S. Bolstering In Defining -etsite-wide aocreditstion program Three Start versity. Detrolti Mlob., and Dr. would certainly come, and that Ruben Ftolleoff, a Cuban refugee Manchester should be In on Ms tor- DRIVEWAYS Needed in ’65 who attended the Untvenlty of Good Schools ’matton. Internships Havana. 0 |»en Daily lO to 10 "This will be an excellent oppor Two dootore from the PfatUp- Free Estimates On: tunity for ua to get In on the pincs began their Intemahlpe in Board Finds Job Bias Rules 'Rie Manchester school qyatem Three doctors will be complet ground floor,” Oirtia aald, “an4. if February. Thw are Dr. Mente next year wlU participate In an there are things we don’t like, we ing their one-year rotating intern- Manakil atd Dr.' Romeo Memlje, BDUMINOUS ASPHALT PAVIMS N o iMw school' need 'be ready. experimental program to study a can speak our piece." r y Ample Free P:irliin<£ (OsBttaiMd fra n P » f « One) ministration’s bill is an expected ship and three others will begin both graduates of the University unUI Sept. 4 1006^ aooordtng to proposed aystem of aocreditatton Asked by a board member what southern filibuster. Wednesday, theirs on July 1 at Manchester of Santo Ibinse in Manila, the ^ DRIVEWAYS • PARKING LOTR proJeoUona autonltted to the board ot Oonnacticut’s public schools. the first step would be, Ourtis eombined mombanblp of almoA those vriio would shut off debate PhdUpplnea This was the deoislon the said he and the Adminletratlve Memorial Hoepttsl. • GA& STATIONS • BASKETBALL COURTS e f aducattosi by Schoed Supt. la million woricon, niiva signed picked up the support of Repub ot Council would form a local ac Ftolahlng their internsMp 'tre Merle B. Woocbnaiwee. All First Qualily IS tor fatlr iwectlces”— lican. Sen. Norris Cotton of New board of education last night af Girl Killmd on Bicycle ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERViapP their su{9 ort to end Job Hampshire. ter hearing the reoommenda/tions creditation committee. This should Dr. Paul Meurahsll, who tea so- . Woodinanara wfil make further be fairly large, he aald, with 13-16 crimination. Cotton said in a statement he of Supt. ot Schools WUliam H. espted an anesthesia residency at rARMaiNQTON (AP) — Fiva. WE ARE 100% INSURED studias of enrotknenU to deter “What is needed," he ssJd of will vote to end debate “ after suf Curtle. He had been authorized members broadly representative of the Portland Medioel Center in mine the siM of the achool pro- the professional staff. The group year-old Laura BeckwHh was contracts with the government, ficient time has been given for by the board to attend a meeting Mlaine; Dr. W , O. Van Maegrbot, pOMd fo r the faU of 1066, and eub- ahould Include a number of out MUed by a neighbor’s car yester "Is that standards be developed the issues to bd’^clearly drawn June 12 in the office of Dr. W il who will start a resktencY in mlt hia report to the board at Ita day aa she rode he bloyela SIN C K UBO tor determining the ability of con and thoroughly considered." , liam J. Sanders, state conunisslon- standing teachers, he added, and neuro-surgpry In N ew Yoilc (Jity; DE MAIO BROTHERS 0 meeting. tractors to comply in advance of "not be dominated by administra- Police aald the girt rode the bi An AP canvass earlier this er of education, to discusa the pro and J. J. Guardlno, who is cycle out ot the driveway of her The orlUcaJ area in Bchooi pop- contract award—standards which tom.” TEL. 643-7691—WE CARRY JENNltE SEALtSl. nofonth Indicated the civil rights gram. r joining Dr. Joseph MSwsaee’a, of home on UtohfiMd Rd., and was oAatton in 1064-06 achool year will apply to subcontract relation* forces cannot count on marshaling 'Ihough the over-ail program fice,-.63 Park St. wtMU be in the Wapping BHe- ships, referral arrangements and Manchester's is one of aibout 30 hit by the cat drWwi by Donald the required two-thirds of those ConneoUcut school syatems which will study foug board areas, Cur Stnitlng a one-year iittenuNp J. Atodl, 39, who Uvea down the vontMcy School, tVootaianrae Save on Everything apprentica progranrui to Insure that voting to shut off debate. At that have been invited to help test the tis said thAatate depaitmerat’a rsc- are Dr. Alberto .Viera, firom the street. Mid« xlMaTG bG two rodnui the sources from which the. build oRimendaitioOxis that an hMividual J time a question mark hung over accreditation standards which the avatlatole In the Orchard Hill A’’ •' 0 ing tradesmen will be drawn af system tackle ^ y two, in order to Cotton’s position. He is the top State Department of Education is Sriiool for a poasible overcroiwd- ford equal opportunity to all. avoid giving itSelf too heavy a Republican on the Senate Com preparing. » g to tiM Avery Street School, “Such standards will be Issued burden. He suggested Manchester merce Committee, which will start A set of standards is necessary ^ e re fo re , there wtu be no prob- shortly. They will spell out In de hearings next week on the public study the problems 'c f personnel, m i y ’■ for all schools, Cmmissioner Sand lem of room to thoae schools that tail the more Important aspects accommodations proposal. and programs and s e r i e s . Board /ear. the contractor’s obligation to ers feels, because Connecticut law al Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair members concurred, feeling that TTiiwe win be one spare room in take 'affirmattve action.’ Once man of a Senate Judiciary sub requires towns to maintain “good the Manchester system wUl gain F IX - U P your h o m e FOR M 7 You Buy al King’s Pleasant Valley School, according adopted, these standards will pro committee’ that' nanaref bivti rights schools,” but does not define what the most value In these areas. vide the basis for intensive eom- good schools are. to projeotlona tn 1004-«6. If Undon- measures, told a reporter he has 1 BBaworth to overcrowded, the 11- pUance acUvltlaB — contract by no desire to delay the start of The proposed program, initiated contract—program by program if : oan he used as a claasroom. hearings on the administration’s in 1961, has been developed and Publicity. Endoned necessary." The only preftdem foreseen at King^s Has Everything for Your Sum m er Living package bill. reviewed by two citizen’s confer In launching the administraUcn’s PARIS— ^The Common Market’e ^ time would be to Wapping, The North Carolina Democrat ences on education, and on June S I bill on its course through Congress highest court has upheld a mar- { where M to bellevOd there wfil S i said hearings afford the best op Atty. Gen. Kennedy was subjected was ai>pioved by the State board. ooe room short. However, one portunity to bring before the Sen ket-oommdaeioned ruhng that na 2 to detailed, legalistic questioning,' N ow the program will move in grade 8 oouM be moved train ate and the public “ the foolish tional transport rates mtsrt. be I mostly by Republicans. to the two-year experimental OUTDOOR ^*JPp***C to the high echool, fore things" and the broad grants of published. Overruling a Dutch pro T h ^ chief criticism was aimed phase of which Manchester will test, the Couj-t of Justice said price stalling a iMw a(dioo] until the next power embodied in the legislation. year. Men's Washdble Toilored at a pr', green or ' « charge of embessling a truok- SANDALS black. S-M-L. AI^THORIZED . IpiMi of merchandtoe belonging to TOLUND TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE tS» N ow Haven Tobacco Co. The D iE A U lB SUNGLAaES SHOP FRIBAYS TO StN PA.- e, valued at over $8,000, White or Italian Tim 1 *TPaddle and Saddle" boat BMk; ______jy OitealdLin « cross stripes, \ sleeve. Multi- Many with paarltoad or shlna- OPEN EVENINGS—PHONE 649-2838 ■mart k>ra.kaot i 7 ig^lir|A,tties5ter aolen, whit* grauad. S-M-L. ■tooe tcimmad fram **. Nowaat 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — PHONE 649-5253 OFEM SATURDAY AORNWB^ M4 t o M i 8 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONIL THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1968 R A Q I B S V IN P A P E a g KANCmSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963 expires In July, and a new five- help; John Knapp wUl be on bases Low Bidder Gets Ovsrssesr; Osorgs Cobb, Steward; Works Plan^ Appointments year appointment miist be made. Bolton Columbia Fred Davis, assistant atsward; and Richard Nagy, who "o 'ojlS^*! •Spring Special The resignation of Justice of PENTLAND M m Jessie MUi^sH, chaplain; Hvas In te s ^ caljed and offered the Peace Robert E. K iem an 're Custodial Work THE FLORUrr Philip Bham, treasurer; Arthur his aervUm ' ^ r ANOHES Mil CAFJB OODS On Board^8 Agenda Tuesday quires a new appointment to that "EvefTlfelaf fa Jeffries, hatskssper; Mrs. Myrtle •mere will He no alternative ex post. > I Smith Seeks School Wing, Hlnoklsy, Ceres; Mrs. Mabel Rath- cept to cancdl the gatnes unless Painted For $ 4 9 - 0 0 The DeFrank Service Corp.. of OeatnUijr Leeatei At bun, Flora; Mrs. Olive Dubreuuil, there la more volunteer help. Any Dr. Nicholas A. Morzialo, town New Haven has been awarded the u B U C B m m a n A capital Imprcyveanent program'^ the high school ($16,000), rewlr- health director, has asked that contract for custodial ■work fOt t a S-444«— Ml S-OMT lady assistant steward. one wilting to help can contact any P L U S P .U N T Land Buying ^ committee memtoer. They are, John for the next five years, a $35,(X)0 Ing_ of tour town schcxils, ($17,000), sewers be extended to the Keeney three municipal buildings. OpeaittMitd GOP Nod to Raymond Lyman was eteoted to and TRIM Television the executive committee, tor three Him, Myron Berkowltz, John allocation from the Capital Im arid new Miop exits at the high St. and Linwood Dr; areas. The DeFrank bid of $ai,68« was nanMair tm 9 F JL Smith, Fred Olfford or Bid Gosllne. 6:00 ( 8) Bl^ 8 Theater (In pro|reaa)> > (34) American Memoirs provement Reserve Fund, and a school, ($2,000). the lowest bidder of four bids ParMag Acress the Mreal years. Others on this committee •s p e c i a l p r i c e s o n (23) Itovie at 8 (la proRTSMl In $jdditlon, the directors will School Board Up for Vote are Francis Lyman and Lester IncldentlUly. all of these men, (30-lU) Eariy Snow (m pronreu) $32,000 allocation from the Park Republican Director Harold A. discuss sale o f a 150-foot right of opened in the general manager's ■For too Oars . . . .LAROpiR HOMES (18) Bis Picture (831 Biography ing Meter Fund will all be con- Turkington has expressed eome office Tuesday. It calls for a yedr’s Hutdhlna. aome of whim do not have eons In (34) WRat’e New (84) Mi% Street way through the Sewer Depart the bassball program, have put In ridered by the town dlreators at doubt that the echool projects can service'beginning July 1, with an KtrokI F. BmiUi of BrookflMd There are several thlngil to be The offices of secretary and lec ALLSTATE PAINTERS ( 8) Newe .. j 8:80 ,(10-33-80) Or. Ulâre ment’s Olcott St, property to the considered by voters at the sp>eclal turer are hot filled as yet. Mrs. many hours of volunteer work. In 6 08 <40) êiiTUaent Underwater t 8-4043) Uave to Beaver their July 2 meeting. be considered a suitable capital optional second year at the Mune Coventry--Tel. 74S-76«8 (34) Film Hartford Electric Light Co.; plan IM. h u filed with tîe- Rm>uMloui tbwn meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. cluding mowing the lawn and um- 8:3S ( 8) Newt! Bporti; Weather Also on the i^fenda are an ap Improvement expenditure, since contract price. BeMha Riathbufi and Mra Ruby 8:80 ( 8) Hong Kong „ 3:00 (131 TbeTbj Twlllaht Zone..... bimonthly Inter-board meetings; party to run for the lioard of in Yeomans Hall. W olff have* declined to serve an ^rlng. Hartford— (40) Adventuree In TItne ( 8 4 ^ ) My Three Sone propriation to cover the system they are not major non-recurring consider a request to pave a sec The New Haven firm's bid was •duoation In the fall town election. Up for discussion—and decision other year. Mra. Laura Squier The Columbia Lake Association (58) News ( ai 3) The me ueieciivesDetecllvei analysis study being mode by Bru expenses. tion of * Elm St. to the railroad about $5.50 lower than that of LEASE (34) Two Centuriei o( Symphony (181 Subscription 'TV —is the proposed 12-room addition was re-deoted pianist. ,wiU hold Its first meeting of the (34) Am. Businese 8yi no R. DeMarco of New Britain, Martin has said that the lan freight station; and consider terms General Services Inc., o f Mnn^ Robert Cobum of South Rd. and season Friday at 8 p.m. In the ,jl8) Lit* of Blley ttema America's No. 1 Read C a r Walter Waddrtl of Bolton Center to Porter School, plus alterations IlieTs will be no further meet (32) Club Houie 1:80 ( 8-4043) McHale’t...... e Niavy appointment of a tinember of the guage laboratory waa included In for members of the Citizen’s Ad Chester. The local concern has town hall. Ouy Beck new president, (10-33-30) Haspl UC) the s(ôol board’s per pupil cost Rd. have also filed for the board. to the present building, which will ings bietora a picnic scheduled at (34) Ragtime Ei% Housing Authority and a Justice visory Cimmlttee and reapproval done the work for the past six PONTIAC TEMPEST cost over $400,000. •Wickham Park July 20. announced Uutt important revi 10:00 ( 8-13) NiNu( of the peace, and a request to ex estimates fo r school operations. In for the Program for Community yCkrs. • There will be four vaoandea to sions In the bylaws will* be dis EAST HARTFORD (58) Newe fiU. The posta are now held by Also on the agenda is the ques Lady Umpires Next? ( 84^^68)____ Alcoa Premier# tend aewera to ’ the Keeney St.- dicating It was not originally con Improvement. cussed at the meeting. T;00 ( 3) Wyatt Earp (34)- • ) JapiJapanese Time For Af Low At three Demoorats and a Republican. tion of land for educational, rec It was LacUts’ Day at the base-^ (13-33-to40) News; Sporli and (10-33-30)____ Bob Hope Moscow Show Linwood Dr. area. sidered a capital expenditure. ------A______reational and .civic activities for 10:30 (34) Basic Issues of Han . The capital Improvement sched The allocation from the parking DEBT LOW IN FRANCE Smith, an inatallation engineer ball field Tueeday but the reason Manchester Evening Herald Co DAY NURSERY ' (YoT’^potjjd 139 to 152 $96.00 par moatli which the siun of $20,000 has 11:00 ( 84-10-13-334OiM8) Kows, ule was discussed by the direc 'meter fund for $32,000 will be at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft in ought to make some of. the Little lumbia corrMpondent Virginia M. (53) Tramliy Market Weather and Sports PARIS—Instalbnent credit in Foil Maintcaanee, Folly bettreO feaat Hartford, ia a native of, already been put into the reserve League fathers Mush. Mrs. Jo (18) BubecrlpUon TV 11:18 (10) Tonigh: ((J) "SA Cadet tors, the Town Planning Commis used. If approved, to lease and im France averages about $20 per HARTFORD (A P )—The State Carlson, teleiptene 228-9224. 158 Silv*r Lon* .(24) Travel Time Sutton, Mlaae. He received a bach fund If the voters wish to use seph Pagach o i Pine St. mowed ( 3) Hovrs Cadet Frederick Dixon of New sion, and Superintendent of prove three privately owned park person compared with $fi0 in Motor 'Vehicle Department’s daily Paid Dodga Poatiaa East Hartford T:1B (23) Kings of OoK (40) Steve Allen elor of science degree from W or the money for that purpose. Two the grass because, in ^>lte of the T:$0 (10-30) Wide Country (22-80) JFK In Europe . Britain will spend the summer in SohiMls William Curtis, at a spe ing areas. Britain and $30 in the United record of automobile fatalities as INC. sites were recommended at a pub fhot thkt the local papera carried ( 8-M>43) Nelson Family 11:21) (12) Movie cial meeting last week. The leases would continue at St)a)tee. Down payments of 20 of last midnight and the totals on cester Potytechnioal Institute in Seek Race Balance Mianche«ter asslAlng MiaJ. E. W al Phone OO^tOt l lic meeting last Saturday. One is a plea tor male vdunteers to help, Tal. 289^302 (33) Men Into Space U:30 (K-SO) Tonight (C) Both the TPC and General Man least until the directors can act to 25 per cent are required in the same date last year; 1056. ( 8-13) JFK Goes Home < 8) Movie $1$ MAIN STREET He een'ed with the U.S. Navy the TannenLaum property on Hen- no body , showed iq>. Eld GosUne, “ n ORWALK (AP) — NorwBlk’s ter Lamle with ministerial and ager Richard Martin had been to establish a special taxing dis France, with full payment in 18 I 1962 1963 from 1957 to I960 on a mine nequin Rd. consisting. of 80 acres ohaltman of the CRC basehall hoard of education took a fii’st Childrtn 2 to 14 ytors 8BE BATVnuAra TV VfnBlSK VOR COMPLETE LISTOfiJ youth work at the Salvation Army asking about $400,000 from the trict to buy neiw parking areas for to 24' months. Killed ...... 189 182 sweeper baaed in Japan. He ia for $25,575 plus $4,000 for 450 program, feK the Job was too step today toward Improving the Citadel. Capital Improvement Reserve the downtown area. He is a 1962 graduate of New now a lieutenant in the U.3. Naval feet of desii-able adtUUonal front m u ^ for Mra. A ija ch but she racial balance at a predominantly only Fund tor projects scheduled next The three areas would Include Britain High School and In his Reserve. age bringing the total to $29,575. said that peihape It might shame negro school In the city. year. two rows of parking In the Purnell He is married and the father *nie other is the Mazanlk land on some of tha men into ooming out senior year at the Cadet School The directors cut the available Parking area, now leased fdr free The board released a report rec Radio tor Officer’s Training, Bronx, N. o f four children. Ih e family haa Lake Rd. which has 64 acres and to help, ha reported. amount to $200,000 when they customer parking by a merchants’ ommending that the number of Y. He will be oommiseloned in lived in Boljton for two and a coats $35,000. n ils is a drop of No one vedunteered in answer { i t d t UstfBg liicIndM only those nows broodcaata ot iff or IftHOtanio approved the 1963-1964 budget, re assooiation ($6,000); and areas be $5,000 from the original asking negro pupils at the Nathaniel E \ June 1964. NOW AT ^ half years. Smith haa been chair to last week’s call for umpires and School be reduced by about 1677. Rock Construction Isogth. Some stations carry other short newscaetn). quiring a revision In anticipated tween Oak and Maple Sta., ($17,- man of the town’s ski program. price. maintenance men and Thursday’s Cadet Dixon will return to the Negro enrollment this past year WDBO—1366 ^ 9:06 Nlghlheat projects. 000) and at Main and Forest Sts., He ia affiliated with BoltOn Con Vpters will be asked to name and Friday's games were fine to training school O ct 1. was 337 at the school. TTie board Company 6:00 Jim Nettleton 10:06 Preeldent In Europe Major projects to be bonded ($9,000). gregational Church where he a committee to inveartigate a new be oonêled, although tegrdfuHy. 8;()p Raynor.8hlnw|^ "ews tor will also be set, m that the saye the enroUihent was 81 per 11:16 Sports Final Directors w ill also be asked to serves on the religious' education Bite for the town dump and to However, due to the tsniacity of i:u6 Nowa Sign yearly cost for all capital Im consider an appropriation of $9,- cons'ider extending social security cent negro. Genorol Construction 11:80 Starlight Serenade Army Gets a Job board. He has headed the church Mra. John Smith, wife of a Oom- t n u T - n t 1:00 News and Sign Off. provement programs can be set. 000 from an estimated in<»'ecuie in Christian Ekthstment for two coverage to town officials and miittee member, umpires were Under the recommendation, to wpttr-UM COOK'S TIRE CENTER Cltuminous Coneroto Superintendent of Schools CMr- the 63-64 budget surplus to cover employes not now covered. be considered for formal action News, Woatber and Sports 8:UU Joel Cash WA8HINOTON—The Army Is Christian Bnlistment for two found tor this week's games. Mra. 7:15 Easy Bd Show tis has asked that the dlrectra ap the systems analysis project be Finally the town ordinance at a public hearing set for next Paving 7:00 mu Hughes taking over responsibility for most COOK'S SERVICE STATION— MANCHESTER GREEN years. Smith simply stayed on the phone 11:30 Tonight At My Place t3:(lu Girard propriate $35,000 from the 63-M ing conducted by Bruno ^ M a rc o must be re-enaoted^ regarding the Tuesday, negro enrollment at the 12:'J0 Sign Off . WINF—111# of the language Instruotion in the Two members of the Bolton until .,4, receives a Hawaiian led firan Sue CJarson, an employe at Burton’s, as her S o j y A . cluding setting the principal’s sal- mother, Mrs. Donald Ziemak, 25 Server St., looks on. Miss Carson represent* the spirit of Aloha i f y at between $8-9,000; the that, pervades Slanchester today, tomorrow and Saturday as Main 9t. and Parkade merchants -sa amount of clerical help required lute Hawaii with a special sales prices, free pineapple Juice, and Sotith Seas decor. Burton’s win MATERIAL for both the board and the school dow, with posters, fish nets and Hawaiian styied mannequins, is charaoterisUc o i many merahants’ and the amount to be paid them; dlsi^ys. (Herald photo by Pinto.) expenses for supplies; staff sala ------^ ------ries; elementary and high school library requirements; and transportation expenses. Provision for a part time remedial. reading teach HARK! er at a salary of $4,000 was cut from the budget and the four ses DYNAMIC 88 HOLIDAY COUPE sions of kindergarten were reduc This big, beautiful ’63 Olds, costs less than you’d guess! It gives haw fun-j*. ed to three. Under transportation stunning style, smooth V-8 performance, and a luxurious ridel • lAWNS a fifth bus was added to the Man CASH and CARRY PRICES! • OAROfNS chester run. J. J Tues with 12% deeper ’62 MONZA OTHER treads and extra strong 2- DR., R.H., WWs, .29 L AHACHMENTS nylon plies. New Poly-40 rub PLYWOOD POW-R-BOY« 300 ber insures greater resistance 270 V-8,4 BARREL DUAL 8’ length W LAWN TRACTORS to host, moisture, and roid int- wUh couplings pect ■ ’62 AMBASS. EXHAUST. POSITRACtlON INDV. 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f AQJB S1UH7 MANCHESTER. EVENING HEBALn. MANCHE8TEB. 00NM* THURSDAY. JUNE S7. lUkCBESTES SVXNIHG BEBALO, UANCHE8 TEB. OONM. THUBSDAY, JUNE 17, IMS M o e i o h b very existence depended. We have customers falter. It begins to offer ment night. Senator Feland was and IDdwld LeDoyt; baakstbaU let to WUham Hoffman aa trainer and 26 by a grand Jury for first de bean eotMsmed with ths satlvHlsa asked, many^ times, how much them a wilder gamble, trying to engaged in a stirring demonstra Churches Combine and Mra. John W. Wsssll, in shaiva Jarvla and Msmus TUton; Isttsr - Slayer Gets Life to hsoeb mothers. Jompb ters, varsity and certificates and a letter to William Morgan. gree murder, but pleaded guilty to of one of Ms-daughters, who tms lure them back. But eventually the Connecticut tion of stair and corridor prowess d faiifclini to Irvhw, Omtoslon lEoenltig Iferald longer we aa a people and a na whloli so Impressed us Uiat we Worship Services M n. John RMey will be ths hash mark to Larry Morrison, BRIDGEPORT (AP) — John H. second degree murder June 18. He U'Vliig with hsr mother. tion might have before this prob customers still turn bored and dis Sttll il6si|rtist AivIlMtiMi Fsr Richard Palmar and Rhalby Wil The name of David Samuele Jr. was sentenced to the state prison BT TBJk called It to the special attention at Instnjetor a t Randy Iharsa. Georgs ms; juator varaitjr lattor and lyuiisih Mbigah, Daniel, tosnner, Upsoomb, 40, of Bridgeport, who The proseoutbr said tipsoomb n a u u s “ tXJ. D«X lem suddenly rose i^> to dominate illusioned, and one more cycle of . some of the special sightseers on Turootte nIU be the Instructcs was inadvertently omitted from the term by Judge Raymond J. Devlin Yankee The ’Trinity Covenant CSnirch and 0>uiitry Store sntolsm to Rlohard Gale, raanogsr. Gwwge Eberls, Harold 'Yaibell, list of local gnutoates at Windham Riot and fatally wounded his U80M By A.H.O. citement and "color." It was to 6LEN HAVEN BOYS’ DAY CAMP Bsoeh. High School. 'State’fl Atty. Otto J. 'Saur said OUSON And lately, of eourse, every tiibe close,. ,writh the purity leaguers bine their 7 p.m. Sunday worship Hunt, David Lapointe, Tboraas Ko- oertificate and emblem to Thomas in s. oourtyerd at Father Panik ffom a .22 cahiber revolver. She the middle of the evwiing that the services next mpe III Babin oral In Tlia Mancbeater Bvenlna Herald. terial standards, we pompously lative session. i which were the final sweet deli Though we’ve kept up with the times when it comes to serv •tore wtU be a telephone campaign polio oUnic ■widi be held from 9 to Many of us may have thought, pronounce our Indivldaul Judg cacies on the 1963 legislative ices and equipment, we have held steadfast to the old-fash (or oontaotlng the 188 memlbeni 10 am . Saturday at the Pitollc Thursday, June 27 ments from our owm limited' It was then the conclusion of ob- ^ menu. •Bd otheie Intereatad in donating as we read the news that the two servers, a decade ago, that It was. ioned virtues of friendly warmth, courteous consideration Health Nursing Association of major parties were considering powers of observation. Anyway. adjournment night ■M Mrts of ItehM to be aold at ttae fice. Anyone who has not done so At The Wall—And Later Such a position would be pre thus one man’s strong character' s lg h t^ rs who were employing us and neighborly spirit of helpfulness. You’ll enjoy doing various convention sites and enter which, wrlth full awareness of Just i •tore. and to Interested In attending the When Preaident Kennedy stood sumptuous if It were not so ridi aa guide, and who may have been business here. It is felt that not only kwal reo- clinic to asked to oontaot Mrs. taining bids from the cities most culous. For in so doing, man only what tt was doing, had decreed' a Uttle bit bored when we kept In view ot the Berlin wall and the necessity for a ^>ecial session. |4«nt« but touriata and summer Richard O o i^ ln or the PHNA of Interested in the honor and the makes himself appear as he real calling their attention to the Uttle vfaitoni to town win find the proj- fice immediately 'to (mure an chanted hie oratorioal litany oif ly is: a poor, limited creature of We have not yet uncovered any convention trade, that the selec man running Indefatigably up and -ft 'f t 'A ^ t Ihtsreetlijg. ' adequate mpply of the serum. 2 *l«t them come to Berlin" he was doubtful ability, but with an ange evidence or theory pointing to the down stairs could at least have tion of Bites might be determined lic capacity. possibility that Soiator Maurice . ^ A Wwk party tor men wUl be The PHNA will have its first not the first statennan or mere the satisfaction, later on, of real P7 annual strawberry festival from on a rather buslneslsike basis, with No one has all of the spiritual Ferland, the Ekukern Connecticut izing that they had, all the' time, held Sundi^ at m e house on South human being who, coming upon gifts; some have them to a greater Democrat who la chairman of the vSAVINGvS 0t. The olesnlhg up of the prop noon I to 8 pm Saturday at the Go First Class a little sense of political strategy been in close continuous observa C2»uroh Ooenmunity House on Rt. the harsh, blank, Inhuman, ineredi- degree than others. These are the Senate Appropriations Committee, tion of whatever drama there was erty ww start at 9 ant. and oon- thrown in. Any party likes a nice n ? i ( / L O TV IV Utaie on thrphlghout the day. :44A, w.. Me reality of that structure divid Saints. We have in us the raw deliberately planned to leave one in a key senator’s progress toward A s s < > ( 1 A I I I » "S. fat money offer from a city eager material for spiritual development crucial bill unpassed because he the point where he might not have Nelson J. Dearoe is donating the OH8I Athieile Awirds ing a cry, a country and a world, ).• ,..p p,.g to was mad at anybody, or wanted uee of hi* truck to take the ris Ooventny HlghT'School stMettc This Summer and to be host. Any party likes to ro time to remember one of the things awards given Include t found himself emotionally shocked. tate its favors from one section let God have hie wray with us. to rebuke the whole legislative he really had to do. ' sway. Ail njeimbers or others in- Standing there, he wanted all ...... leii looked at a block process for not paying greater asscsssTts»^s S4SSST rissssisL lasTiTSTtas teresiad’ ato urged to attend the TrophiM, Ronald Hudak for stu of the country to another. Current Aannal Dividend dent olthMU; to WHliam Morgan, who entertained Idealistic or wist- of stone, but only one of them was homage to him or his ideas. woric party. But when the Rqiubllcans de artist enough to carve a beautiful Tp the contrary, all the super On Insared Savings -' Ferry Rejected baskeltball, best tout shooter; Dan Save by buying a M or soft-hearted or soft-minded angel out of the block of stone. fluous evidence points to the pos BRANCH OFFICE. ROUTE 81, OOVEN’TBy Lawrence Pe'iry has been re- iel Werner, moat vaiuahle player; cided to go out to San Francisco, Personal Notices William Locke, most Improved in flhisloas about the nature of Com- away from the industrial complex "There was an angel in that block sibility that. Senator Ferland was, deoted commander of Green-Cho- muniem to come there and stand of stone and I had to set him on adjournment night, entirely too MOfL-TMES-PRIDAY bot Poet No. 62, Amerinan Legrlon. Varsity and Ronald Hudak, moelt where they need to build them free," he said. God in his' spiritual busy to have the time to check Card Of Thanks Others aleoted are: CRiariea Ben- Improved in Junior varsity. there, sdiere he stood, looking at We wish to extend our heartfelt ao- I k i i i r c till BasetoWI to WiBlam Mbtgan, selves, and the Democrats decided grace is the artist who would set either his pockets or his commit PJHe-WBD. CLOBEm AT NOON jvnin of Mansfield, senior vice the unspeakable faot of this con free in us our angelic instead of tee file to see whether he was eciatlon and thanks to the many kAU Cl IIUIII O 'THURSDAY B AJM. to 8 P eommander; John Lapek, Junior moot valuable; Daniel Storra, most to stay way East In the honky- S'lends and relatives for their cards improved' and Dexiter WheekxA, crete barrier. tonk surroundings of Atlantic our demonic qualities if we would leaving some major piece of legis on the occasion of our 60th weddlns vloe cofnmandSr; Bhlspwcrth. Oreen- The emotional impact be him walk in His ways. lation undone. anniversary. . iMf, adjutant; Oscar MiUer, fl- leading hitter. City, they were both motivated Soccer: Thomas Haddad, moat self felt was so great that he him Rev. John D. Hughes It so happened that, on adjourn Mr. a Mm. Jamas T. Piehlss nanos officer; Richard Snow, his principally, one has to suspect, by torian; Henry Kotber, chaâin; valuable; Jlunee Luflt, mo*St im self seemed suddenly transformed certain population density studies Vinal Briggs, sergeant-at-arms proved. Into a preacher of that same im- and Stanley J. Harris, oBsietant Track; Robett Macneil, mo«a FIAT which assured thm that, at idl the poeeible and yet Inevitable con sergeant-at-arma. valuable and Richard Barrett, large city convention sites avail moet improved in track. flict he spende the rest of hia pol ALBERT and LARRY'S ItuSS^ (Sunmlttee chairmen appointed able in an the nation, these two by Ckndr. Perry are; Benjamin, Orooa Country; Robert Maonall, icy tims trytag to avoid. There la Bites were the least likely to pro ROBERT HALL Aimexloaalem; Louis SteuUet, Boy's mnet valuable and Stephen Jlamai- a very simple emotional fact: it is Stats; Dugens Ryofallng, child wel- tufl, moet Improved. duce, either spontaneously, or by IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Numerals: Junior varnity bas from CoHnecticut’s Newest FIAT DEALER... very hard to look at a monstrous (srs; Lacek, oammunitiy service; local organization, any miu»-slzed ketball to Thomas Kokxlziej, thing like the Batlln wall and still SteuUet, educational; Raymond demonstration on the issue of civil Frank Libby, Ronald Hudak, Da believe tai any reasonable solution Pender, graves registration; Rych- r%rhte. _ < hng, baselbaUi iXsicek, poet activi vid Stocra, Donald Storra, Rich of the problems of mankind. It is ard Papanoe, David LaBointe, No one knows wiiat the state of ties; Perry, puUiolty; Ryohllng, re- almost Impossible to look at an in r hobUltstlon; Rychling tind Steul- Michael Hunt, Alfred Morgan, the racial issue wrlU be next year, Mr. Robert Duff I tot, Tueaday n ^ t sociato; Rych- Chriatopher Rote and a letter to human structure like the Berlin at convention time. But no party Edwin LeDoyt. wall and not hate the system and HAS JOINED OUR STUDIO Uag (ohaiiman), Briggs, James What you save on a now F IA T , >vants to find itself trying to hold Hoyt, Lscek and Perry, house. Numerale in vandty bosefcadl the bistrumentallty which could a convention In the center of Delegates to attend the depart with certificate and hach mark to build It. In fact, one cannot ima A T THE William Morgan, Dexter Whee- 100,000 demonstrators. Just as a ment convention July 18, 19 and gine standing at the waiB without 20 are Blugene Rychling, Richard lock, Joseph Miner, Lairy Morri sample demonstration of the power having Just one powerful urge— TRI-CITY SHOPPING PLA2A ' Snow and. Henry Korber with al son, Daniel Storra, Orlo Smith, it is taking over our national des 1 ternates, J ( ^ Lacek, Charles Ben Harold Tarbell, Richard Beleke- to blast It down, by whatever O VERNON tinies the racial issue has, we jamin and ylnal Briggs. wicz and Forater Grant, manager. means that might take, and at U o ^ 118 iii Swim Program Numerale with certificate and m - would say. Just selected the 1964 CAIX. NOW FOB TOUR APPOINTMENT WITH MB. Utom. vvent to Jamee Luft and nu- for your summer vacation! whatever risk. Just to do humanity national convention sites for the RobertI Hall reduces ROBERT. HE WILX. PROFE88IONAIX.Y STYLE YOUR A total of 118 ohdldren have a t least Qie one great favor of z enroUed for the swlmimliig rtlsssiw metela with letter and imMsm Democrats and the Republicans. SUMMER COIFFURE 'TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL SATIS weak to Roiyald Hudak, Frank •radicating such a symbol from its FACTION. m > which will start ,. Monday at both town beacihM, one at Sandy Shores libby and Larry Zeigler. Hving. FROM COMPLETE Oheerteadeia of Junior vahslty, It Never Stays “Sensible" and the othto at dearwiater at The President undoubtedly felt prices on our entire PERMANENT WAVES DIO lisicke Park. letter to Andrea Mullen, Susan the same urge. Undoubtedly, It in Welles, Maureen Woodward, Bar IVho’s the worst enemy of a Ut All the ebaseee for beginners bara Rose, Sheryl Gray,,, Joyce serted bitterness and hatred into tle harmless legal gambling, which AIR CONDITIONED - WALK-INS INVITED S t both beaches to be held each Richards, Janet SchUlithries and his words, as be stood and spoke Monday, Wednesday and Friday FIAT might as weU be licensed and tax through Aug. 2 have been filled. Pauline Little; of varaity, letter at the wall. ed b y some government, since a and bar to Ju ^ th Buckley, Patrl- stocks of nationaiiy There are 'vaoanoiea in all other cia TanbeU and Kathleen RavUn. Three hours later, be was back certain amount of gambling will cl]aaees--4nter|m*dto,tM, swimmem, to a somewhat quieter location, at Also vareity letter to Patricia always be part of human behavior Junior and atoiior life aa'ving, at Pierce, Carol Pierson, Jane Brand, Fine Cars Since 18991 the Free University of Berlin, and both beaches. Adults interested in Claudia Jean, Donna Hull and Jane anyway? hS'vtog a otosB formed which would back to a remembering and reali The answer to this question la French. Majorette awards to sen be h ^ each Tueaday and Tlhura- iors, Lillian Hathaway, Beverly "NEW PEARL sation of what he intends to do hi not the ekurchee, or the purity advertised men's day from’Monday through Aug. 2 the world because he thinks It has Taylor, Marian Woods, and Gail OF THE IMPORTS ~ THE HIGH STYLED BEAUTY! leaguers, or the sociologists who MORIARTY BROTHERS from 11:16 a.m. to noon Should Cargo and Barbara Doggart, eo- FIAT to be done, because he knows the study out what the presence of le Immeikateily oontaot Mrs. Herman captalhs; to Junlore, Carol Bow "Jlake” LiJDoyt or Mrs. Dudley tearing down of the Berlin wall galized gambling does to a com INVITES YOU TO man, Barbara Jean Cargo, Nancy must be part of a general opesa- Ferguson. Elaton. Dorothy Dubord, Gloria munity. .These are not the -worst 'Ihere will be no olasses on July tion titled save mankind. Dubbrd, Bonnie Granger; Sandra enemies legalized gambling en 4. Krest, Nancy Lassen and 'Vaderie Feature for Feature, Fiat Is YOUR Best Buy! "When the poeslbilitiee of recon- TROPICAL SUITS The Ihtormediate and swinamera counters. Wenner; to sephomores, Roseanne eiliation appear," the President The worst enemy legalized gam will have claaaee on Tuesdays and Bilodeau, Linda Doggart, Deidre Thursdays at both beaches and the Dickson, Lorraine Helms and said now, “we in the West will bling has is its own InidiiUty to * 34 milas tG Hig gallon * Adiustoblo, ro- * Safety dash * Ovar 80 m.p.h * Whitewalls make It clear that we are not hos junior o M se n io r life saving Judith Treschuk. content Itself for very long with a olasses are each week day at Track awards to seniors, cer tile to any people or system, pro reasonable operation. C-O-M-P-A-R-E Clearwater Beach at lisioke Park tificates and hash mark to Robert cHning buelcGt sGatt * Full windows all around * Heater * Dafroitar * UnIbody construction vided that they choose their own If, as in recent Massachusetts only. Maohell, oertificate and emblem to destiny without Interfering with Sorenixf Trovic-Hair The swimming program is qjon- Daniel Wenner and WBllam Zeig disclosures, it finds that a certain the free choice of others. sored by the Coventry Recreation ler, letter and emblem to Richara * 4 front hingod doors * Roomy intorior * * 55 H.P. (Comporo!) * All inclusive price number of racing days a year AU COMPACT CARS AND YOU11 Oonunlttee and euperviaed and di Barrett and letter to Thomas Had 'There will be wounds to heal maikes money, it cannot' resist go rected by the Young Mothers Club. dad and Thomas WeUes; to Juniors, and suspicions to be eased on both ing to all kinds of strategies in DACRON* & Îra. LisOoyt Is general chairman; oertlftoate and hash mark to Ste High lustor finish * WbidthioM woshon * W arranty * Easy terms! sides. The difference in living an effort to Increase the number DACRON* & Mbs. Wto'iiiuillli Greenleaf, treas phen Jamaltus, oertificate end em standards will have to be reduced urer and Mrs. Kenneth Lemlre. blem to G eor^ Eberle, Lawrence of days during the year when it Luxury touehat. —^by leveling up, not down. Fair 'Will be able and eager to separate and effective agreements to end people from their money. WORSTED RAYON COME AWAY WITH MNiaMjMMiaMaiiMMP the arms race must be reached.” If, as in 'Vermont, it decides to Such hopeful change could not open one more race track to cut In be expected to arrive tomorrow, on the great flood of betting, and reduced to reduced to the President said, but "our ef FIAT MODEL HOOD 4 DOOR SEDAN finds that the suckers are not com forts for a real settlement must ing in in proper numbers, then it continue.” j goes back to the state and asks IR A N D N E W 2 -D O O R P. O. E. In between speeches the Presi O F MANCHESTER (Overseas the state to reduce its own tax and SEDAN i dent may have had time to recall ... .( Delivery Arranged) thus subsidize the new gambling or to realize one of the lees obvious ■ u th er Models Start venture until it has become un tmthe about the Berlin wall. This As Low As healthy enough to stand on its own Is that although It was the Bast in and $1295 P.O.E. feet. '(■ 1495 which erect^. this unspeakable Almost invariably, it is the at masonry and Which guards and pa mosphere of competition for the S?' '.‘■I trols this monStros^ty against hu loyalty of customers who may be ' US manity, the West also knew that becoming Jaded and bored whidi sAnething had to be done—either stimulates the gambling industry a change in the whole context of to those excesses which boomer the German situation—or some ang. Save *15 to *20 Save *12 you how to play- arbitrary control like a wsdl—to Tlia eompact Mercury that’s smartly ahead of the FIAT The harness racing tracks, tor resolve the problem created by the comparable compact crowd. 2-door sedan squlpp^ with 6-cylln- continuous flow of refugees from tostance, are now beginitlng to comparable der 101 HF. engine. Standard trannnlssion, heater, stimulate and excite their custom defroator, sun idsors, front arm rests. Includes Kcuit to West Germany. transportation charges and all federal taxes. 24,000 Like Racy Sports Cars? To the East fell the ignominy of ers by the invention of the new values *45 te*50 betting system called the "double value 36.95 miles or 24-month Ford Motor Warranty. building the waH, but the West, In 8£Buy your Its own policiae for Germany, has double," which increases the num $ 1 9 5 D O W N Then The Fiat Spart Roadster been almost equally responsible ber of opportunities a day a bet carnm... s/it/sars S/B tor has to take a two dollar invest 0 , for creating and 'rigidly maintain, ment and build it up into a hand Tbmrm's nm vr a thargm for ofteroNoM of teberf MoMf UP TO 3S MONTHS TO PAY! tog the division and partition the DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER in 15 minutes on "SPIDER 1200" Is For You! wall symbolizes. The bulldozers or some retirement fund. The "dou We Always Have A Fine ble-double" is catching on so fast A large selection of seasonal colors and patterns to a choice of tanka the President undoitotedly COME SEE IT ON DISPLAY f ^ like summoning up while he and proving so popular that the newest models. SIZES FOR REGULARS, SHORTS, LONGS experts are beginning to call it a tM . Oefonf'e fiber SelectliDn Of Quality blmself stood at the wall are atlll C-O-M-P-A-R-E the Hammond Organ IN OUR SALESROOM . . . Bot the answer; that Uee in policy balloon about to burst. If even the "double-double” turns boring, as for- ending the divisions—of Beriin, Not only the car, but DEALER from whom you’re buying! We believe of Germany, of Ekirope, and of all excess does turn boring, the more swiftly the greater the de HCRE'S WHY YOU SAVI ydur better buy will be from, Moriarty Brothers, Hartford CounlY’s Oldest the world-^the wall makea for its Lineoln-Mercury Dealer! You can't pUy g net#? Know noth USED CARS . own few Miort miles, visible and gree of excess Involved, j perhaps AT ROBERT HAU ing about music? Doesn't matter. pbysioal. the harness tracks will start try r We hR far coA eeM You can play "Aloha" on the Ham ing to sell tickets tor something • There are He cradk chorgetl SALES-SERVICE-PARTS A t Reasonable Prices! now being tried out informally • We hove ae creclR lewetl mond Organ et'Watkins in IS min- What Pideed The Sites over in Britain, an 18-horse parley • Voe rove beeatne ere ravel Aites. Yes you coni Come in during For several years—not as many which, at last report, had won with r^waiian Days . . toni^t, tomor years perii^.as we'should have its own first 12 picks. Air-coudMoomd tor yow r rhopptmg > MORIARTY BROTHERS boon—we iMve been wriitlng in this row.til! 9 , or Gnytime Stturday. Try , The industry which gets its li Unooln OonttiMBtal o Meraniy Moatotay a-Mstoor a Comet a WtUya Jeep it. You'll be surprised to find yop'ro ■pace that the racial problem cense in order to permit people to a m pm America has to settle was the moat make sensible Uttle bets never, 301-31S CI^TER ST. 443-5135 ^ OPEN EVENINGS G mullcian after all. OPEN DAILY 9 . . t. 9 . • E-Z BANK TERMS feoportant problem thie natkm had, seems abto to stay eontent witfal ROUTE 5-SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. aatf a yrnWem upoo wWcIi Ms own 4totoc ]n>t Miat. T t » minute thel M l A E M cA m m i E M o d u b "FOR A DEAL THAT'S ON.THE LEVEL, COME TO THE TOP OF THE HIU AND SAVE!" PLENTY Of FREE PARKING /• -*' ■ - mm . I ■ ■SOS. KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE J7, 1968 KARCBBSTBR SVENINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE ST, 1968 PAGE BLEVEK James E. Phelps, Michael L. John son, Pater P. FuKa, Paul K. FhlU- Oinic Offers JFK Takes Helicopter pine and Frank E. Obramski H t State N ew s Hospital Gets $5^44)0 Gift "" .ânlvenary **— Aid by Phone Mrs. Anna KrutuUs A memorial Maas for NsHo M - In Memory of Miss Spencer nSEATS ARE BETTER T o Forefathers’ Home eorn iH 'WINtDOOR—Mrs. Anna dolfi wEl be oelebraitsd tomorrow Roundup G R AN D W A Y Krutulis, 71, of 42 Troy Rd., widow at 7 a.m. at St. Bridget’s OhfUNh. (OM« *) of Joaeiph Krutuhs, died ’Tuesday A gift of $6,400 baa been madeacbastar and later aettlsd in New To Disturbed dom may be on the run would do at Manêster Memorial Hospital. (OoatiBMd trsia Fags Oaa) to tha Mancbastor Memorial Hos York City to pursue a nursing well to remember Ireland,” he She was bom in Lithuania and pital by six naphaws and nleoM of •nil offerad M n tli« freedom ef said. _ career. She became an executive BUMMA iUWPimibM the city. " had lived In the South Windsor Rockville-V emon ure raiitog the mutimum allowable iha . late lOsa Kathartaa Bunco with the New York Red Croes ^*nm Â (^) _ T The offer U esteemed by Irish The President referred to Ire area for many years. weight of trailer tnioha to 73,000 Spencer, formerly ot Maaehestor. office and made frequent Vislta to talk to tha doctor right land’s battle against domination pounds. , |D>»t men, althoufh about all it actual Funeral services will be held at Mias Spencer was a member of Manchester. While living in Man away ly provides nowadays is that Ken and religious schisms and recom her home tomorrow at 8:15)>a.m., Ih e new limtt waa safely within two of the oldest families In Man mended that other peoples fight Reinhart Plans chester, she waa active in various It waa a young woman sp«di' nedy would have first call for a with a requiem high Mass in St. the federal weight standard for chester. She died last year. organlzatione and was a member tog, every narva wound taut ing the same fight look to Ireland Francis of Assisi Church at 9. trucks using highways buUt at The gift was made to the boe- bed in the poorhouse, should he for inspiration. of the Center Congregational liia man on tha-othar and of tha need it. Burial will be in St. Catherine’s least partially with federal aM. pttal by Katherine Spencer'Harris Church. telephona Una said ba waa tha doo< The Navy provided the guard of At the President’s request, a Cemetery, Broad Brook. Firehouse 3 Olie federal standard is 78,260 of W alliiôrd, Anne Spencer Ton- group of violins and flutes struck Ih e gift will go into the hoe- tor and Mkod bow ba could help, honor on the dockside where a The Ahem Funeral Home of pounds. kura of Hamden, Chanes Spencer ^tal's general fund, aooordlng to "I thought X wpa all right, but statue of Commodore John Barry, up a medley of Irish reels. East Hartford is in charge of ar Alfred Reinhart has been chosen Howevsr, tbs assembly over- of Dotglaston, N.Y., Walter B. Kennedy Upped his foot in ob Miss Elva Johnson, asaiatant ad BOW 1 my mind ia going. a native of Wexford, stands. The rangements. Friends may call at the arahfitedt to design a flrehouae tooked a measure already on the Spencer of Tilton, N.H., James ministrator. A plaque has been But I can't atand to ba oaUad Irish relish the inscription on the vious enjoyment. Mrs. Kmtulis’ home this afternoon books that granted a two per cent Spencer of Wallingford and Mazy The public address system tor Vernon Oo. S. He waa the jtlaced in the h o^ ta l with the In crazy. Pleaao, doctor monument that Barry scored the and evening. weight tolerance to truckers. To Foley of Detroit, Michigan. Bach scription, "In memory of Kath He sought to quiet her, learned broke down midway through the designer o< Cb. 1 flrehouee cn Rt. gether the two bills sent the gave $900. ^ s t naval victory over the Brit ceremony. erine Bunce Spencer, given by her that oho had been In a hoapltal ish in the American War of In Oscar Bernard 30. weight maximum in OonneaUcut to Miss Spancer had two brothers, There were some hasty repairs nephews and nieces, ohlldren of tor tha mentaUy iU, that she was M a e o u W T e S H f S A dependence, and also fired the Oscar Bernard, 87, of Newington, Percy A. Spicer, chairmah of 74,460 pounds. Walter Bunce Spencer, who died Walter Bunce Spencer and Robert under tha eare of a psychiatrist final shots. just as Kennedy stood to speak. brother of Mrs. Annie Boucher of After the new bill was signed Earns Masters to 1944, and Robert Marshall Span- He introduced his sisters, Eu- the building oommiittee which Marshall Spencer. It ia located on who was Inaccessible at that late jPWIwl S nvillllin i rrOlSfl M V f IG HIV The President landed in his Rockville, died yesterday at New chose Reinhardt from six candi Into law Jwie 3, copies of It were Dominic Armentano, non of Mk. eer. Walter Spencer was principal the door of Room 371. •venlng hour. Bsemtngly ealmed, helicopter at the Wexford park iJjoL General HospiUl. dates, said the architect has al sent to the Federal Bureau of and Mra Aathany Armentano of of the New Haven Commercial For many years Mias Spencer had the gin hung up. meat in town. Prove K for yourself — try soccer field and motored past ông with Ambassador McClOS- ! R„mBorn in HonnHnCanada, Mr.Mr Bernard High School at the time of his key and labor leader George ready gone to work on pretimin- Public Roada, the governor said Stony Rd., BoHon, was recently known C. Elknore WatklnB, preai- Soon, howavsr, sha was back. tonight. Grand Union guorantaas it. cheering crowds to the Barry had lived in the Hartford area for ary plans and ^>eciflcatlmia tor yesterday. awarded an M A . degree in sco- death. dent emeritus since 1968 of the groping, entreating;entreat When I talk statue on Crescent Quay. Meany, whose family came from Ireland. more than 50 years. He was a the firehouse. Copies of the Ineaaure had been nomios from the University of The Spencers and the Bunces trusteeis ot the hoepltal. He said to you X fbel aU rM t, but when I The town declared the day a carpenter and builder. were amrnig the earliest settlers In With a big grin, he introduced 'The site of the proposed flre- sent to the federal bweau when Connecticut. A graduate of Rham today that the gift was In keeping hang up I'm soared. I don't know DOUBLE Y F STAMPS holiday except for essential serv tha TT o 1--- • He is also Huisurvived viveu byuv a son,son a ffiiuse ia on Rt. 83, opposite Oon- it was first introduced. Ihen, the High School, Hebron, he Is study the East Hartford-Manchester with her wish to make a contribu- what to hannantaur ‘ to mei’ ices. area. protocol,nrotocni ' Angler Biddle Duke, daughter. ^ two other sisters, two nodtiicut GoK Land in ’IWcottville. agency had informed the state ing under a three-year National ti(»i to the hoepltM. She died In Eight tlmesvritiiln an hour She ^ EVERY WEDNESDAY______GROUND CHUCK A naval guard snapped to grandchildren and two great- Mlsa Spencer waa raised in Man- "who doesn’t have a drop of Irish Spicer aald laat night the sta that the propoaed law ocmtormed Defense Graduate FetiowiMp testate. •ailed and each tima aha saamad present arms as the President grandchildren. tion will have two bays tor equip with federal regulations. which wUl enable Mm to continue to be reassured. But batora tha laid a wreath in tribute to Barry. blood in his veins.” The funeral will be held Satur ‘T have traveled 6,000 miles and ment, and a aeootid floor tor the ftit when the agency re-read working toward a PhX>. He to a Bight was over she waa taken to Then the PYesident motored to day at 11:16 a.m. from the Taylor men. The exterior will probably the new law and the existing lew, member o f fm Beta Kappa. ahoiipltal and from thera tha doo> Redmond Place, a plaza in front three generations to come here smd Modeen Funeral Home, 136 Some Vaeaneica SIRLOIN STEAK be of brick veneer, he aaid. It tound that the state waa no $786 Donated tor was called again. of the railway sUtion where Lord | here,” Ken- S. Main St., West Hartford, with Elstinzated cost of the flirehouee longer in aooord with regulations. and has been engaged ainoe then Summer school dlreotor Rob This time he was abls to find Mayor Thomas A. Byrne wel- a high Mass of requiem at St. is $40,000. The penalty tor violating federal in planning this summer's festival. out what kind of msdloatton sha corned him, read the resolution “ All the Kennedys value our in -! Church, Newington, at ert J. Neartoe reports that va- heritance.” i Reinhardt designed the additions highway regulations is the with ’Hie bg Barnum show moves esmeies still exist to some To lOHFund had bean getting. He located her making the President a free man „ , , , 111 :'15. Burial will be in St. Mary’s to Mary Cheney Ldbrary in Man holding of aid. The congressional ahead Friday night with an out druggist, found the girl's mother, CROSS RIB JSS/& “ What courses at Manohsstsr High of the city and presented him with ^ Informal I Cemetery, East Hartford. chester. resolution would waive the re now noma from her work, and ha( a scroll and a silver casket. man,” the commentator for the door ballyhoo show stairing Jbck School Otoassa began today, Irish radio exclaimed Friends may call at the funeral Board of Education quirement until the matter can be B®nny and Rosemary dooney at By G&S Unit her idok up tha prescrlptlcn and “ We confer the highest honor home from 7 to 9 p.m. today and but beoauae registration haa Distribution of children antvong corrocted by the next regular Bayhstoos Fldd In Stratton!. Last been heavy, additional course take it to her daughter. in our power on a distinguished ceremony, the crowd tomorrow. Vernon’s elementary schooila is one i descendant of a County Wexford | President and season of the General Assembly. y e ^ ’s balBtyhoo event presenting ssetions haw* been (^>en*d. Ih e InstnictoK o f the Handl- The msdlcUie sufflolently fa* RIB STEAKS of the items on the agenda of taxed the girl so that she could man,” the Im-d mayoronvor iaidsaid. “ “ PO^ê gave “ P Such a waiver was granted two Bob Hope attracted 16,600 spec Deadline for registration will oapped (lOH) pod fund ia $786 Edward A. Grant Sr. the board of education tonight at 3"**rs ago when MasaachusettB tators. await the salntotratlons of her ” We are Justifiably proud that .f Ekiwa:-d A. Grant Sr., 63, 50 be Tuesday and students will be richer today because of a dona 7:30 in th e sioperintendent of tound itself in the some fix. tion by the Manchester Gilbert own paychlatrtot ths next day. a son of Wexford holds this most ^ Horton Rd., Manchester, died yes school’s office. taken on a first-come, flrst- That to typical of help which honored position in the free T ‘ *’® Meanwhile, state fiscal offflclalB Road Peril Cited , served bemls. and Sullivan Workshop, Inc. Hie STEAK PORTERHOUSE motorcade for the drive to the terday at has home after a long Another item cm the agenda la are asking the bureau to issue to being extended to the mentally illness. He wias employed as a HAR-raKlRD (A P )—SUte Mo Courses still open include ■workshop completed its season by The'President had left DuWln in I ^^®^y homestead in Dungans- consideration of the tuition an admdnisbnative waiver that oonbritouting toe entire proceeds sick, or an emergency basis, aU pumper operator by the Hartford charged by Vernon to oUt-of-town would protect the state until legis tor Vehicles Commissioneir John J. ElngHah I and HI, math— around the clock, by a rare kind a cold gusty rain for the 110-mile ' “ S!?’ d u ^ „ Tynan said today Oonnecticut mo- of ttz recent production-of 'Tolan- Bureau of Public Works. He was pupils educated in Vernon schools. lative remedlea are applied. n d es 7 and 8, Algebra I, of psychiatric service provided flight to New Ross, but the skies* President cUpped three torista will be facinig’ as nuuw m the” to the project. born in Providence, R.I., Nov. 6, Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdeil, super If no rehef ia granted in Wesh- ITorid Understandings, i^Mmtoh the Philadelphia Mental Healtl LONDON BROIL ^ e d and the weather was Ewopean 1889, and lived In Mandhesrter since a million hazards to the summer I, and typing. Jan Brimmer, presktont e f ih« bright and clear when he landed itinerary to visit Irish cities and intendent, aaid he will recommend infiton, the worst that could hap- months. 'worfeabop announced today that CUnlc. towns. He reserved an hour for 1941. increases in the rates. TOvernor______said,, is a deMy^ Two months old, and regarded to the cheeia of thousands. He leaves hie wife, Mrs. Dorothy He reminded drivers that school- tbe decision was made ait an ex The streets of New Ross—a vir the helicopter hop to Dunganstown, Other Items on the agenda are of a fewV monttaimontbs nna^ a^ year in age children wtil be out to the ecutive boand meeting laat Sun as a pilot program for the entire which Patrick Kennedy left 120 Kline Grant; two sons, Richard the relocatlmi of the Vernon E51e- leimuursement for state 12th Cirenit country, the emergency eervtoe CLUB STEAK !SS tually sleepy port of 6,000—bulged street and on the sidewaUis. Many day. years ago to seek his fortune In Grant, Mjaoichester, and Lance OpJ. mentary School library, a report has n«ped scores of men and with crowds of excited Irish who road expenses. The governor said wiiU be traveling through the A total of $8,366 haa now been the United States. EWiward A. Grant Jr. of the Marine on suitvmer sOhool which opened the state will not lose any money' women trying to oopa with po- cheered wildly as the President Corps; a daughter. Miss Karen state en route to comps, and the G>ini: Cases raised Iw the lOH toward a gm Mre. and highway projects wlD not be tentlaUy explosive situations. Grant, Manchester; a brother, station wagons' and buses carry o f $60,000 to finance a swimming G . They Jammed about the car, come from about a quarter .of a George Latible, chairman of a com affected. He said there would be ing them will be stopping on high EssentlaUy, it to a dial-for-help ROUND STEAK GROUND 89 pool eîecially built for handl- bringing the motorcade to a near million jubilant Irishmen Wednes Arohib^d Grant, Rhode Island; mittee of the Vernon Junior no need for another special session MANCHESTER SESSION service, with a fully trained psy- two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Paine ways and at roadside standsr. Many oapped children. Two fu n ireis- standstill as Irish pipers skirled day. Eiubllners waved banners Woman’s Club which ia volunteer of the legislature. more will be staying at home in Raymood MSdiaele, 28, Vettion, ehlatrist always available. Many reading “ Welcome Home, John and.Mirs. William Unsworth, Cran tag dances this year have netted a greeting. ing its services to the school The special session held yester Connecticut. todhy was aenibenoed to 60 days over $2,000. persons, of course, do not tele Kennedy,” as the presidential ston, R.I. system tor the coming year. phone, but go straight to the "Welcome home sean!” shouted day was the shortest .in recent Stressing that one of the moat alt tbe State JMl at 'RiUand, exo- The Gilbert and SuUlvan Wbrk- LDER STEAK -89 motorcade drove to the residence The funeral will be held FTriday Finance Board ollnlc. the citizens of New Ross, tugging history. The Assembly onjy needed dangerous habits of children to to ouUioti Msqwaded on oondUlon tisat riiop, now in its 16th season, la at the President’s sleeve to the of U.S. Ambassador Matthew Mc- at 8:30 am . from the Wbater N. The Vernon Board of Finance about an hour to approve a $6.4 dart suddenly into traffic, Cbm- he pay $40 weekly to the ooutfa Those helped fall into four ma Closkey. Lederc Funeral Home, 23 Main win meet tomorrow night at 7:30 ■POdsored by a local organization jor categories—those who attempt discomfort ef U.S. Secret Service million bill that had been over mlssioner Tynan urged everybody fiamlilly relottona oflloe fior the sup and jpytlcipatea in some worthy men. American flags flew on build St., Manchester, with a requiem in the town hall. Chairman Doug looked on the last day of the to drive carefully. port of seven minor cMMren. or threaten suicide, those who suf ings all over the Irish capital. Maas at St. Bridget’s Church at las Hayes aaid the meeting will protjeot. This year the fer from an sxtrome anxiety'neu K FILLET a75^ The town lathers of New Ross regular session. Safety should be everyone’s con Dorothy Pshneir, 866 Hlartford workrtiop was ita own aponaor stood at attention with the Presi Many signs greeted the President 9. Burial will be in St. Bridget’s take care of last minute tiansfera Rd., waa atoo given 60 days at rosis, those behaving violtfntly be- Cemetery. cern, lynan said. Motorists, par ^ donated its entire proceeds to S dent as the town band played the as “ Sean” —the Irish version of from one aoooimt to another, ents and the children themeehw the State Jhll at HlartA»d, exe oause they are undergoing i John, pronounced Shawn. Friends may call at the fUneroJ before the fiscal year ewte Sunday. Union Aides Guilty KXH to recognition of "the fine psychic experiences, and thoi BONELESS Star-Spangled Banner. should be aiert to tiie dangers. cution suepended, after she waa the young people of Man- Chairman A.R. Minihan of the Spectators leaned from win home tonight from 7 to 9. KJellqulst Elected n e w h a v e n (AP) — Two Vacation tiioe should be a happy found guilty on the ohuige oC me last throes of depression. CDBESTEAK • 9 9 ' Town Council told Kennedy: dows along O’Connell street, Du Robert Kjellquist of Tolland ia ousted uition officials about to go time and it con be if everyone «c- ftaud to dUbaining dtate add. She Dr. Cecil Harris, director of the ‘"rhe late Pope John XXIII was blin’s main thoroughfare. They Mrs. Dominick Kozlowskl the chairman of the Nathan Hale on trial;'for embezzling $27,000 ercises care, he said. had been asredted on Mjaiy 23 to r direction •linlc, and Eklward K. Parnes, its known as the Pope of Peace. We climg to Lord Nelson’s pillar and Mrs. Stella Jakukoweki Koalow. Branch of the Greater Hartford suddenly switched their pleas to falsely applying and zeoeiiying ^ Martoa J. White, gave three executive director, emphastse that would like you, Jcrim Fitzgerald perched in the trees. aki. 59. of New Britain, mother of Chapter, American Red Cross. guilty ki U.S. District Court yes StaBte add. Judj^ Jbhn Oaaale or P^J^wnancea at toe BaUey Au- the new 24-hour service is in no M N E lE S S b . As the Kennedy party drove CHUCK ROAST 7 5 ' Kennedy, to be known aa the Mrs. Paul Uriano, 10 Waddell Rd. Other officers are Sam Massey terday. dered that she be put on proba Manchester High way meant to take the place of President of Peace.” past the General Post Office— died yesterday at her home. of Union, vice chairman; Mrs. Other charges against Peter UN Votes Stopgap tion for two years. Bchool. It was also presented In uraal psychiatric and psycholog- Minihan and the other council where a famed battle for Irish in Other survivors Include her hus CSarence J. McCarthy of Rockville, lannuaai, 61, of Stratford and his Bruce McArthur, 22, ot 81 Ken the iManchester toSl servloos. dependence was fought In 1918_ Arts program for the inter- lors presented Kennedy with gifts band, three daughters, and three secretary: and Mrs. Ralph Hall- brother-in-law, WiHlam De Fran Peace Unit Money wood Dr., waa fined $20 for fraud- The emergency treatment is re- fc. ticker tapes and torn paper rained grandchildren. wood of Vernon, treasurer. Manchester RUMP ROAST BONELESS 9 5 ■trieted to situations bscoming of lace, jewelry and china. from windows. cesco, 61, of Bridgeport were ulant issue of a check. A second The President signed the muni The funeral will be held Satur ITie board of directors includes bad chock oount waa noMed. f^ U c S c h o o te ’ was shown on suddenly acute, or approximately Kennedy was greeted at the air dropped after the change to plea. (Oonttoned from Page One) cipal document certifying his hon day at 8:30 a.m. from the Niesio- Walter Wakefield, Vernon; Mrs. lannuzBi waa president of Local Fltoaeoutor F. Jioaeph Faradiao “Perception,” WTEC-TV, and was so. orary citizenship and it was port by President Bamon de Val William H. Heffron, Coventry; ^ the ThompsonvUle Parnfis and Dr. Edythe Verner, era, now 80 and nearly blind, in bedzki Funeral Home, Broad St., 210, latomational Jewelry Work Efforts will be continued to col entered nollea in the foBoWIng placed inside the silver casket. New Britain, with a solemn higli Donald Berger, RockviHe; Robert ers Union to Stratford and L>e lect the millions which the Soviet ea; Rtoth C. Ektwanto, Fazm- Metriodlst Church to BnfleOd, director of the emergency ,pro- NEWPORT R0AST'--99 the Irish tongue. The lord mayor then handed Mass of requiem at 9 a.m. in Holy Garabedian, Vernon; Atty. F. Jo Francesco waa aeoretaiy-treasur- bloc, France and other countries ington, for unaafe lane change; . gram, explained that in cases him the silver bm “ as a token of "I have thought it fitting to seph Paradiso, Stafford Spring*; speak to you in the language ot Cross Church in that city. Burial ar. have refused to pay for the Congo Bentoroln Zieltoaki, 66, where prompt institutional care is our esteem for a great Wexford will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, and Mrs. Wilbur Ott, Bemie Can and Middle East operations, non-support; Geoige Lochappell, required "the psyohiatrist ar man." i your ancestors,” said de Valera. tor and Frank Gregory, Rockville. They wore dismissed from their New Britain. posts and replaced by a trustee thereby plunging the world organ 19, WllllmanUc, failure to grant ranges for K with the least pos TOP SIRLOIN ROAST The council gave Kennedy a n ' English, he said: Beauty Omtest Friends may call at the funeral when the totemational became ization into a financial crisis. the right of way; and the 00m- sible emotional burden on the embroidered linen table cloth for L ^ ® ^®i®°“ ® “ ?® Hie Rookivllle Lodge of Elks wiM The resolutions were worked pandon cose o t Jlêa G. Brooke family.” hifl wife 6xecutive and the fk*8t citizen of home tonight from 7 to 9, and to sponsor a beauty contest for girta •uapdoioue about how finances morrow from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 wars being handled. out by private negotiations which Jr., 19, Northampton, Maae., and "The emergency, program to not ’The 'tightly packed crowd ^ ‘® ‘ *’® between 17 and 26 yeans of age, Quotations Fornished by p.m. The shakeup to January 1962 had been under way since the Ill- Peter 8 . Holden, 18, Northport, N. aimed at curing anybody on the roared as. . Kennedy arose and— | ' "®P® during the annual fair Aug. 6 nation assembly was called into Y., each chaige with reonoval of Coburn Allddlebrook, Ino. CALIF. ROAST ” We welcome you for yourself. waa followed by a loss to the spot” Paines said, "but to see said: through 10. special session May 14. a danger sign. Ihe totter two Bank Btooks these people through their trou “ My friends, I want to express We are proud of you.” Mrs. William F. Taylor Marital status is unimportant, Teamsters Union to a representa Mrs. Bridget Elizabeth ’Taylor, The vote on the various propo were recently fined $50 each on _ _ Bid Asked ble until they can get more ex my pleasure at being here. I won but each contestant must have a tion eleoticn at Manning, Maxwell sals ranged from 92-12 to 79-12 similar choitigeB presented to Cir- Conn. Bank and Trust 74, of 16 Griawold St., wife of A Moore, Inc., to Stratfrd. tended treatment. der If there are any Kennedys sponsor, either an Elk or a local with the Soviet bloc voting against oudt Court 10, New London. Co...... 7014 76^ “ Psychiatrists’ otfios hours are R D ROAST REGULAR left in Ireland. Hold up our William F. Taylor, died auddenly business organization or club. The Department of Labor tried About Town this morning at her home. all of them. France and Cuba voted Joseph J. Btustis, 45, of 93 Pearl Hartford National usually 9 to 5, but people don’t NIRT ____ _ • ^ hands.” There will be a semiHâl contest for months to 'obtaln Local 210’s against the Congo appropriations. St., arrested last nlj^t for non Bank and Trust Co. 66 TP erack up only during those hours, lOriia. Some did and the President Mrs. Taylor was bom- in Man at the fair ground on Windsor records. Finally, after the matter Town firemen from Co. 1 yes chester, Nov. 14, 1888, a daughter The key resolutions provided support on a warrant issued Fire Insurance Companies and we had a great lack of facll- phD. 29* aaid "Oh, you didn’t catch the terday extinguished two minor Ave. next to the First National was taken ito court, the records Hartford Fire ...... 63 67 fro zen Featuresl OXFOKD CREMES BOTTOM g : Edward and Catherine Trotter that money for current Congo and through the court on request from Itiea on tha long stretch between maibCo - ydii-tiidi. , ROUND ROAST boat.” vehicle fires. Little damage was each itight of the fair. Winners were handed over by De Frances Middle east forces would be the family rtiationa office, had hia National F ir e ...... 117 124 Donnelly, and liv ^ here all her will receive a $26 savings bond. 6 p.m. and 9 a.m, l-ea. He referred to the naval hero reported in a truck fire at about life. co. They turned out to be nothing raised by a combination of as case referred to that office and Phoenix Fire ...... 113 120 pk*. The final competition for a $100 "Ckmaequently, It seemed ob 29* Barry and then said he visited 4:30 p.m. on S. Adams St. when more than checkbooks. sessments and voluntary contribu continued until next Monday. Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. vious to us that something was PRETZELS Gettysburg recently and saw a She was a member of the Ladies savings bond and the title of S m S A wires aborted in the motor area. of St. James, Gibbons Assembly, The charges to which the former tions. Aetna Casualty ....1 0 5 m sorely laokiM In the mental 2i:4S‘ XAISZ . monument to the Irish brigade At 10:30 leat night a similar fire queen will be Aug. 10. Etatry offixiials pleaded guilty accused Ael^na Lifa ...... I6I f-pt-: SHORT RIBS The United States and more 168 health field, ■rhia emergency psy- which fought in that battle of the Catholic Indies of Columibus, and blanks are at the Chamber of Oom- HEADS ADMEN ML’ oocured in a oar at the inter- a communicant of St. James’ leiUMuai of entoezzling $9,144.70 than a dozen other countries have ATLANTA (AP)—The new presi Conn. General ...... 165 178 ehlatric service would seem to FRUIT SYRUPS 39* U.S. a v u War. . . . section of Center and W. Center merce or the Bl'ks Lodge in Rock from the local and De EVanoesco promised to make gifts so that Htfd. Steam Boiler . .128 Church. ville. dent of the Associatiem of Classi meet the need. Already we have Bnuoi IS? 2-r33* u r m Those who may feel that free- Sts. Wire damage was reported. Survivors, besides her husband, of embezzling $17,773.37. the poorer countries will get' re fied Advertising managers is Travelers ...... 196 H 904% bad Inquiries from other places, CHOC* SWIIL CAU ' n ^ 7 B C box BONELESS fc ., Girl Soout Awards The thefts took place between ductions in their shares. The •IdB’i STEWnOBEEF include three daughters, Mrs. F. Girl Scouts of Cadette Troop 61 Alfred Carrano of the Bridgeport PubUo UtiUties and It to our hope that many TEABAGS 65* Sherwood Nyman of Windsor and Sept. 14, 1959 and Dec. 31, 1961, United States is reported ready to (Conn.) Post-Telegraph. Conn. Light Power .. 84 86 cities and private facllltlea and in of Vernon who won awards tor the indictment said. give about $2 million. SARALEE a u n m o n ___\___ _ Miss Mary Taylor and Mrs. Wil the past year’s work are: The ad men elected these addi Htfd. Electric Ught time the federal government, will S-aa. liam P. Kinne, both of Manchester; The charges which were dropped Other proposals approved in tional officers yesterday: new ...... 42 44 share In the program.” OAlROOKrAINI ' O A c Linda Darico, first cIcun and nSTANT COFFEE tor 93* a' sister, Mrs. Mary Breen of Man- included con^lracy to entoezzle, cluded a special appeal to the de Edgar Stanley, Oklahoma (Hty Hartford Gas C o ./... 87 39% The clinic, which Is housed In TOP ROUND ROAST minstrel; Sarah Englehart, first cliestor; three grandchildren, and failure to maintain proper rec linquent members to pay up their Oklahoma and Times, first vice anything but spacious quarters in CREAM SPHACH IC 2 9 ® Poultry Farms class, homemaker, minstrel, prints; Southern New England UN several nieces and nephews. ords, and making false statements assessments, but the Soviet bloc president; Paul Schulz, Indlnapolls Telephone ...... k. 61 64% one of the older sections of mid nB.-ns.4M iB-nii.4iFntA . a n . LYNN ’The funeral will be held Monday Ann Foley, first oIcms, [Hints, pio countries asserted in advance that Star News, second vice president; city Philadelphia, to a private to a report to the labor depart Manufacturing Companies BJffiED BEANS ”yir79*; at 8:15 a.m, from the Jdhn F. neer, canoeing, swimming, min ment. they had no intention to pay for Frank Lester, Los Angeles Times, Arrow, Hart, Heg. .. 61% 66 non-profit organisation providing DOIX JUICES fcs. strel; Joan Htênbeck, first class, GROUND BEEF m 3 either the Congo or Middle East. ’ p a r k a d e ; ’Tierney Fimeral Home, 219 W. third vice president; Kenneth Aaiociite-,1 Spring .. 16?4 18% research, dtognostio and treat Center St., with a solemn high canoeing, pioneer, campcraft, France asserted it would con Ward, Hartford (Conn.) Courant, Bristol Brass ...... 11% ment servloes. Some members of MIDDU (UBNPikt . . . backyard camper, minstrel, prints; Rape Sentence Upheld tinue its refusal to pay for the 12% THICK. Mass of requiem at St. James’ secretary; and Blanche B. Gates, Dunham BuSh ...... 6% 7- the staff, engaged in their own Susan Horton, first class pioneer, Congo. Church. HARTFORD (AP)—Heavy sen Monroe (La.) News-SUr-Worid, i N. B. Machine■ ‘ ,2 3 25% ■ privatd practice, serve free. CUT cyclist, minstrel, prints. Secretary-General U Thant was toeasuret. BRISKET iMim Friends may call at the funeral tences given two New Haven men. ^ . — North and Judd .... 16% 18 Fees for the emergency servloe Karen Kilpatrick, first class, found responsible for robbine a I f ““ “ '■ized to continue the sale of New - New - New home Saturday from 7 to 9 pm Winners of .a promotion com Stanley Works ...... 19 2 0 % are charged only when a psychi and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 textile design, oomporaft, back doctor and kidnaping and rapinx' petition held during national want Veeder-Root ...... 46% 50 atrist makes an outside call, and p.m. yard camper, cyclist, outdoor a nurse last winter were com- siopplng the sale at the ad week last March were an The above quotations are not to not always then, since many of cook, swimmer, minstrel, prints; pletely Justified by the clrcum- ®”*’ month, nounced. be construed as actual markets. those helped can’t pay. These FLANKEN RIBS Vt SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Joseph Della Fera Barbara Landeen, first class, read stances of the crimes, it was fees run from $10 to $16; less, has ’The funeral o f Joseph Della er, storyteller, backyard camper, affirmed today by the review divi been aooepted. 1ST Fera of 24 Pine St. was held this cyclist, minstrel, prints; Karen sion of superior court. FRENCH FRIES morning from the John F. ’Tierney Magnuson, first class, pioneer, ca One defendant, Harry L. Reed, BRISKET BONELESS CUT Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., noeing, swimmer, backyard camp 17, pleaded guilty to all charges with a solemn high Mass of er, minstrel, prints. against him. He was sentenced to Europe Tour Set requiem at St. James' Church. CjTithia Pope, first olass, home from 21 to 28 years for rape, COLESUW The Rev. Antoine Barrett, maker, oook, seanlstress, dress seven years for kidnaping and five By Carole Rubin PLATE BEEF LEAN OP!M, of Bixx)kline, Mass,, was maker. minstrel, prints; Jan Roth, to seven years, concurrent with celeibrant..He was assisted by the first class, pioneer, childcare, min the other charges, for robbery with M3aa (3oroIe S. Rubin, daughter Rev. Joseph H. McCann, deacon, strel, prints; Beverly StUltoach, violence. The effective total was 1ST ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT ^ 21 to 35 years. o f Mr. and Leon Rubin, 1X4 IDEAL FOR PICNICS. ENTERTAINING. and the Rev. Mario Gioia, J.S., first class, outdoor cook, horse r U. S. C hoie* BLOCK STYLE COOK-OUT TIME FlymouUi Lone, a senior at Boston CUT subdeacon. Mias Elizabeth Galles woman, campcraft, minatrel. The other defendant, Harry E. [ CHUCK University, haa been selected to RIB ROAST REACH AND FAMILY OUTINGS of Manchester, a granddaughter, Cynthia Ferguson, Kathleen Cloud, 30, was found guilty after a S-P-E-C-l-A-L-S! take part In'a oentral European was organist. Mrs. Jane Mac- Shea, and Judith Brown of Troop court trial of kidniping an dra]^. tour program of the United Statea He pleaded guilty to robbery with * BEST FOR BAR-B-Q e carone was soloist. Burial was in 396 joined with Troop 61 to earn I TOT National Student Aseoclation-(Eldu- a St. James' Cemetery. Father Mc their minstrel badges. violence. He waa sentenced to U. 8. CHOICE eattonal Travel, Inc., with coUe BEEF LIVER Cann, assisted by Father Barrett, from 25 to SO years for rape, •tudenta from all parts of t Hospital. Notes seven years for kidnaping, and five IMPORTED SUCED n f t r C Q c read the committal service. Admitted yesterday: Mias Ma I ROAST Chuck Steaks country. - Call for Orders 648-8251 Bearers, all nephews, ware Jo- to seven years, concurrent, for I ------Miss Rubin wlU leave for Shirope bel Valentine, 48 Reed St.; Miss robbery with violence. The total iMHi.En h a m 1 C 5 9 . SLICED BACON > .9 9 sîh DeVito, Raymond Delia Fera, Mary Nolan, 61 Elm St.; Ray J FROZEN CUBED Lb. 59c tonight and will visit France, Italy, Francis P. Della Fera, Vincent was 25 to 87 years. Switzerland, Greece, Holland, Elng- iw im ntENniM .aa . irown'M serve . epA m mond Nutter, 72 Village St • "It would be difficult to think u. 8. CHOICE Dellaripa, Paul Acoto and Ches Henry Weber, 26 Liberty St!; • V E A L land, Spain and Portugal. — Specials — ter P’ansullo. of a case more typical of what our Hie UBNSA program to ar b o lo g n a uJ:;.^ ^ ^ 49^ sa u sag e ^ 5 9 ^ Mrs« Sylvia Laxure, Hartford* legislature must have had to mind London Broil Mrs. Claudia St. Hilaire, Tolland’ ranged by atudeotz, for students, when it authorized a maximum • CUTLETS with nattre European guides who FRESH CLAMS A >7 A r IF™ 0 Q Q C Jote Edwards, 16^ Morrison St. penalty of 80 years for rape,” the Lb. 89c Medium Eggs 2 doz. 79c Birth yesterday: A daughter to are university students also, and LITTLE NECKS Z do. 1 9 CherryStones ZdoaVW Funerala review division finding said. who are famUIar with their coun Mr. and Mrs. Ooneld Setskv SCOTT Howard J. -iletd ThompsonvUle. try’s histoty and culture. Whole or Cut-up Chicken. 89c Funeral services for Howard J. Discharged yesterday; Mm Barnum Festival Opens The tour will ba completed in Reid of ,650 Lydall St. were held Mantak. 89 High SL; Mrs.' BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Bri » utiiY Dairy Features! All Chickens Cut Special For Your Cooking •Bearers, all grandsons, were An Vernon news to handled bv The FRI festival ori^xitioB and civic lead Needs At No Extra Charge t o n y PaggoUl, Thomas H<*otb, Bureau. 6 W. 2 Ltaa49C LOBSTERS f u u m iss G«rold Reid and William Hall. en af a dbiner to the new btoti- 2 L te.3 9c HOLLAND milSH 2S56797 ’ ***"«*®"® « « - « » • ar room af Pleaaure Beach Baric here. During the IdcfiooCf the ring, esh .9A Made to OMer CHERRY PIE » -5S‘ SLICES Z s c S S ^ POULTRY PARTS — CUT FRESH DAILY — BUY Mrs. Frank ObrenMkt Sr. NABISCO PBEBaUM CMAfXcmui ... Lb. State Lb. 89c master, ■ traditianal fig im who iLb. Box lie $m h Tour BoOera 100 THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST Hamilton Launched beads tha feativsd, wiU rsoeive the Karkut Obremski of 134 HilUaid F U L L U N B OF OUSTOM EXTRA BLUE N I fm , LIGS. WINGS. LIVERS. St. were held this morning at the aymbola of hia odfioo, a olrous BBAT 2 ^ ^ 4 S * GROTON (AP)-Secretary ef rioMiaster’a wtito and wfatatle. VENETIAN ILINDS Coupon Good Thru Sat., June 29th •aZARDS. RACKS and NECKS Hobnea Funeral Home, 400 Melt. tile Treasury Douglas DUIoo. nar- St. The Rev. George F. Noertiand, ’fhls ysarto Bomum Featival Try Lynn’s Barbecnes, They’re Delicious, ticlpating to the commissioning of rinspnaatet or to Natoon H. Downa, liii!iB''ROLU’tss’‘ :x43 SaS t w e n s t e r . 'h t 4 9 ® STAMPS rector of St. Mary’s Etotscopal the Polaris Submarine Alexander Church, officiated, ^rlal was la of Nesrisaloswstik,. ssriatsnf to tha pees I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET! E. JL JOHNSON WITH THIS COUPON .Hamilton, said today that Hamil Blast Cemetery. Ident of aUooniqr Aireraft Dlvtoton . 317 HifUand St, MudMSt«r, AIm BloomfMd, C on . ton "Helped give Urth to both our of UiBitad AJranift. Ha WBW atootad Phono 64S-4278 X BeaMni were Paul W. FuMa lursy and our aattoa.** « . PAINT GO. Ul polio CAKE JS&.SG’ NATURAL SWISS ^ 3 7 to Wa tsatlvnl edOsa iH t 7M Mate 8L, m HI (4M 1 V \ PAOITWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 196S Section, Two THusMAT, TONE w, 198$ jRattrlifrBtrr lEttrnUtg l^rraUi THURSDAY, JUNE J7, 19W Paget, 13 to 24

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LoMier, Valerie Evelyn, dMishter o i Rosaire and B)vn liefiia Victor E. Swanson of 30 Hudson St. last night was elect Tmnrtrri 5 Linnniore Dr. She wna bora June 18 at Mlancherter ed president of the Eighth District on the first ballot, mark Memortal Hbspitai. Her peteraal grandparents are Mr. and Mira. ^ S U P E R J. ing his return to North End government life after a two year Jlaaeph Luoaier, Jewnabt CVty. She hlaa a braitiher, Ronald, 10; ^ m a r k e t s ' absence. ' ~ and a alater, Sunw, 12. The former district president (1980-61) and tax collector (1659- Pour Confondre I Moqoin, Bobert Allan, son of Etae»t J. and Frances Pem- 60) garnered 113 votes as against mia Mloquin, 14 Ohriatopher Dr., Rockville. He wns bora June his nearest opponent. Director Les Etudiants? 14 at Manchedter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar'^ Burton D.' Pearl, who received 48 mts a n Mr. and Mrs. Prank Fenimia, 369 Woodbridge St. His votes. Bernard August, a third Wlien Manchester High patamal grandmother Is Mra. Elstella Mtoqutn, New Haven. He OPEN WED., THURS* R PRL i a 9 P.M. candidate, had 15 votes of the total School students walk into baa two brottoera, Donald, 9, and Kenncith, 5; and a slater, Bren Wi 176 cast. their French classes at Man da, 2. It was a grand slam for Swan chester High School next fall, • • • • « they will have to do a double Chuck Roast V M or IL Swaaaba JomM Ttlvlgno William F. HankinKon son and his slate of three men and St. Oermaln^ Gregory Jade, son of Jtoeeplh Rene and C9aire a woman, all of whom were over talte to malce sure they are in MSadToneB St. Germain, 73 Spring St., Rockville. He was bora ★ BEHER BEEF . BEHER CUT . BEHER TRIM ... A whelming vote getters on first bal the right room. June 21 at Mlandtester Memorial Hospital. His meiteraal grand lots to ta,ke three director’s posts The board of education a week ago hired Mias Marcia parents are MT. and Mrs. H. L. Mlacinnee, Philadelphia, Pa. Hla SELECTED U.S. CHOICE ^ * ■ and a first in -i woman tax col p a tem l gramlfaither is Rene St. Germain, RockviHe. HE FIIEEsSTMIR lector. Allan to teach French at the ***** ^ Budget Approved high .school. WM Amt NidNM af I f ar Mtig Laal night Uie board en Kelsey, Benee Paala, daughter of EXigene D. and Janet Scbal- Al Taor Mmdlp Npalir A tax rate of 2.8 mills, as re gaged Mrs. Yvonne M. Allan ler Kelsey, 136 Broad St. She was born June 21 at Miancheêr , commended by the board o Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and VeM ilireepli Sahinlay, June tttb to teach French at the high ^directors, was approved by voic school. Mira. Robert J. SchaAer, Glastonbury. Her paternal grandpar ADDX.T8 OMU—ORX TO A TAiai.T I vote, as was the proposed budge', Mrs. Allan (Yvonne M.) is ents ara Mir. and Mra. ESlis A. Kels^, Middletown. I CifareHe* ar laae 'State I of 687,899. a A.'B. graduate of Radoliffe ***** r The largest turnout of voters in College and has a master’s Boy, Bobert Andrew,* son of Joseph Robert and Geraldine recent years, with the majority from Boston University. A MarescB Roy, 118 Brook St., Wiapping. He was bom June 19 backing a bu.slnes8men and citi- resident of Man.sfield, she nt Mlanclwrter MemortlBl Hospital. His maternal grandparenta ; zena committee endorsed slate, tauglit las. year a'., Coventry MW'Mr. and Mra. Alfred J. Maresce^ Brooklyn, N. T. Hla pa EXTRA :SSir STAMPS voted three-year director posts to High School and prior to that ternal grandmother is Mra. Aim Miarie Roy, Meiliclen. He has KEEBLER FIG BARS I James Trivlgno of 118 Cambridge taught in MaJ.-rachusetts. She t«n> brcithera, Rene, 2 % , and Mlark, 1 ^ . St. and WUllam H. Hanklnson of has six years of teaching ex- ***** 303 Oakland St. pe: ience and will start at $6,- McKean, Bide Antlna^, son of Rupert E. and Jean Pearo x'nlvigno, a North End business 710. McKean, 326 Spruce St. He was born June 20 at Mancherter EXTRA T£S; STAMPS man for many yeai's, defeated Miss Allan (Marcia) and Miemoiial Hospital. His materaal grandparents are Mr. and S OZ. pxe. NABISCO Pearl on a first ballot count Of 129 Mrs. Allan (Yvonne M.) are Mra. Stanley Pearo, FStbsford, Vt. His peteraal grandparenta Vni-THIN PRITZILS to 69. sisters-in-law. 7 ' are Mr. and Mire. Ohartes MIcKean, Vernon. Dramulliad Hankinson, a Boy Scout official The board last night %lso ***** . *>• and volunteer fireman in this dis appointed Mrs. Elizabsth tHuriretlan * i Gann, Jaimes William, son of Charles E. and Oeutherine Graf BONELESS CHUCK EXTRA 'SS^ STAMPS trict, out-scored h'.s lone first bal B-ody of Gla .tcnbury to teach Gunn, 47 Hickory Dr., Ooventry. He was born Juive 21 at MUi- lot opponent, Robert Harrison of an intonnediate elementary TM OZ. PKe. NABISCO 155 .Oakland St., by a 122 to 67 grade, as yet unastigned. S'.ie Oherter Manorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. VBU-THIN PRITZB. STICKS Raymond Coleman and Mira. WVUiam Graf, Hartford. His pateirna] grandmother is ballot count. has a B.A, from Purdue Uni Mra. George Gunn, Hartford. He has a birother, Charies George, Raymond Coleman of 13 Lydall versity, has taught for seven years in Glastonburj', and will m ; and a alater, Lbiida Kby, IVi. P O T R O A S T St. won a one-year directorship Oiiicial taoulators count ballots in Eighth District’s heaviest voting session in recent ^ * « « • • (unexpired)—left open by Di start at $6,690. years. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) In othsr personnel matters, Potman, Daniel Joaeph, son of Edward Lee and Patricia Mlc- rector Harold Burnett of 16 Berk LoughSn Putman, 55 Prrwpedt St., RockviUe. He was bom June ley St., who announced his resig the board accapted two resig nation from the board as of July nations. They are; 8 at RockviHe OUy Hospital. His materaal grandparenta 'are SELECTED Leslie La Fond, who had Insurance Group Mr. and Mira. Daniel J. McLoughlin, Yonkers, N. Y. His paternal 15.—by an overwhelming victory Bieu Seeks Prison Release^ over Pea'.’l in a first ballot count been Irired two months ago as is Mrs. Selina Putgnnan, RookvUle. He has two a high school guidance coun B, Hans, 4, and Brendan, 2 ^ . U.S. C H O IC E of 158 to 29. Names Offieers • * * • * Hlghpoint o f . the evening’s ac selor. He -will become assistant Contends Evidence Illegal tivities was the announcement of to the director of admissions KDtchell, Gieggory Daniel, son of Alton linwood Jir. and 100 EXTRA STAMPS at the Unlveraity of Ner>v New officers were elected by Janet MdPaitend Mitchell. Stoughton Rd., Warehouse Point. He the new tax collector. the Town Insurance Advisory wWi Pwahaial Hy Mia Colen for tfca 4flil ^ District First Hampshire. Earl C. Bleu, formerly of 100^ On June 30 of that year, tlis was born June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ma- Mrs. Elvelyn Brown, librar ciommittee at its June meeting. In taraal grandparents are Mr. and Mirs. Kbner McGa.rr, Warehouse Mrs. Mary Laraia of 34 Green addition, Alfred Werbner was Spruce St., now serving an 8 to 20 State Board of Sentence Re-view TOP ian at Uling Junior High declined Elarl’s petition for ,a Point. His paternal grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Alton Rd., housewife, businesswoman seated as a new meml>er for a 5- year term In Wethersfield State and PTA worker, won handUy School, who has accepted shorter sentence. Mitchell Sr., Bernard, MMne. CHOICE a position in another town. year term. He replaces Herl>ert Prison for armed robbery, has filed ***** Chuck Steak over her single opponent, Allan McKinney. Appointments to the The petition of habeus corpus Monison, GatMeen Elizabeth, daughter of Richard A. and American Flag *2^^ Keenan of-.^02 Hollister St., 146 a writ of habeus corpus for re was filed in Federal Court, Hart committee are rotated among the A H ALP-CAR AT OP business rs?' y 15, were Jhne Saslela Mbrrison, 38 Christopher Cburt, Eia^ Hartford. She to 36. Mrs. Daraia is the first to-wn’s insurance agents. lease. ford, by Atty. Raymond Devlin Jr,, was bom June 22 at Mbndiester Memorial Hospital. Her ma ^ Naw 50-Star Fait Color Cettoa Volloy Forgo e woman tax collector in the dis- also honored -with grifta. Bieu. along with his brother, who was appointed by Judge T. Reports oi au - ificers, re Elected,to office were (M. Ken Robert, was convicted of holding ternal gTBndparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saeieia, Low Mloor, Ground Chuck ttUALITY DIAMONOa •trict’s history, it was reported. neth Ostrlnsky,, chairman; Edgar Emmett (Jlarie to be Keu’s public ^ i Foot by 5 Foot • Jointod Woodoii Polo • loll Top • Mgtol Braokat tiring tax collec'i. .- John Brown Up the Colonial Oak Package' Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas The yearly salary for the tax 0 Clarke, vice chairmtm; Fred Bak defender. „ Mlortison, East Hartford. She has a brother, Ricky, 6, and collector is 32,000. ajnd Fire Chief Francis Limerick, Store, Manchester, on Dec. 2, 1960. The petition claims, basically, as advertised in The Herald on er, treasurer; Alfred -Werbner, sec Both brothers had escaped from three alisters, carol, 5, Cindy, 3, and Christine, 2. HUNT'S WANT 20 OC. B O H Li Fabulous wadding ring of ten quality dia- Two other officers were elected retary; and Earle Werbner, ad-vis- that the petitioner was convict^ ***** in the district’s annual meeting, June 22, were accepted by the police, but later surrendered. by evidence that was obtained ille SAVE inonda, ono-half carat in combined weight. voters. er. Mr. Rohan is the retiring Earl and Robert were both sen gally. Atwater, Scott Gibson, son of Robert El and Sylvia Hanaon Stewing Beef held at the Bentley Sdhool on Hol chairman. Atwater, 14 Progress Ave., Rockville. He was bom Jime 23 at Beautifully aot for maximum brillianoo bi 14- M n. Mary laraia lister St, by running unopiposed. Printed orange-colored slate tenced in Bast Hartford Court, A hearing was set for Tuesday, 3 2 ^ cards for Swanson smd four other It was the opimon of the com May 5, 1961. July 2, at 10:30 a.m. Manchester MIemortal Hospital. ^ s maternal grandmother is BONELESS Joaeipih A. Volz o t 63 Debnont St. mittee ttiat, based on premiums Mrs. Henry W. Hanson, Cumberland Center, Maine. He has a karat white gold. $195, Including Federal tax. c'.uc'dates wet« passed out prior FROZEN will continue as Blghth District over a 3-year period and amount brother, Stephen Charles, 1. Tomato Catsup Aak for Easy Paymanta. clerk while Howard Keeney of 77 to elections . . . Two Distriot Veal Cutlets of losses paid, a conslderahle sav Police Arrests Washington St. was again nymed fire trucks were parked at the policy for the remaining suMll necessary, the old policies wore to Peraochlo, Ronald Frank, son of AAdb and Jbseph-' POPULAR TOP QUALITY achool and rea4y for immediate ings could be effected hk The items. The insurance carrier was be returned for pro-rata oredit. SKINLESS district ■ treasurer. Heavy Equipment and Portable Ine Bonavero I*eiaochio, 96 Oak St., Wh.pping. He was bom SAVE Atty,- Jobn D. LiaBeUe, distriot se^ ce—^via any report by walkie- to be contacted to quote new rates June 23 at Manchester Memorial Hbt^tal. His maternal grand 1-LB. PKG. Robert BugOne Daub, 17, of 90 talkie from hMudquarters—so that Equipment policies. based on this schedule, on or be More than 800,(X)0 persons — 40 counsel, was moderator ifor tibe This could be done by remov parents are Mr. and Mrs. Natale Bonavero, Queens, N. Y. His Nepco Franks (Ridge S t, yesterday afternoon meeting. volunteer firemen, on duty, could fore July 1. per cent of them children under 6 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mire. Set»stian Peracctiio, 1 0 ^ vote . . . (Firemen installed ex- ing all items under $1,000 from It was announced that ell poli — are accidentally poisoned ev woe aireoted Cand charged with Immediately following the elec these policies, transferring radio cies -would now have a July 1, 1963 Queens, N. Y. He has a sister, Nancy, 3 ^ . CAPITOL tion results, Swanson said “I want fan In auditorium window ery year in this country, accord ***** * Mayonnaise violation of pEobation. The arrest to circulate hot-humid air one equipment to the auto policies, curd effective date, to coincide -with the ing to a U.S. National Health to thank all the -voters for my elec Boe, David Alan, son of David and Marykm Rizeo Roe, Lake- SLICED relieve the close conditions. by the use of a $600 deduotible Town’s fiscal year. Wherever Pimento Loaf wee Rtade by Manchester Police tion as president of the Blghth survey. wcod Dr., Ooventry. He was bom June 15 at Hartford Hospital. POPULAR CHOICE IN HEAVY SYRUP JIWlifRS - SnVttSMttHt 1 on a warrant issued by Superior District and also for selecting my HIb maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Rizso, East Hart SEAFOOD DEPT. Court at Hartfotd. The youth was ford. His maternal grandparent is Mrs. Henry Hunt, Brunswick, 958 Moln St* Maacheater entire slate.” SAVE Phone 648-2741 turned over to a Superior Court Salaries Approved Mlaine. He has a sister, Kimberly Ann, 2%. probation officer. Nature of the ***** violation was not reported. The taxpayers voted, by -voice, OosMlo, Maureen Elizabeth, daughter of JV>hn F. and Ftiyllis 1 6 ^ in approval of yearly salaries for Anthony Costello, 427 Burnham Sii. She was born J\me 13 at FRESH Fruit Cocktail 3 the oflfioers of the district. They Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is include |76b for the president, Everett R. Anthony, 427 Burnham St. Her paternal gtandpar- VERIFINE ORANCE, CRAPE PUNCH #r PINEAPPLE $900 for clerk, $650 for treasurer «nta are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Costello, Elabeile Dr., Vernon. She and $100 each for directors. baa two brothers, Brian, 13, and Donald, 8. HALIBUT SAVE The Connecticut Bank and Trust ***** l i e Oo. and the Hartford Nstional Leroy Ronald Arthur, son of Russell and Patricia Murphy Bank, Manohester Office, were Leroy, Brandy St., Bolton. He was born June 18 at St. Francils Fruit Drinks named official depositories for the Hoepitel, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and'Mrs. At MANCHESTER POPULAR MKT. ONLY distriot. Edward C. Murphy, Spring Lake, Mich. His paternal grandpar- Ih e êctocia were given au- enta are Mr. and Mrs. Cûde dark. Grand Haven, Mich. He POPULAR FANCY CUT -thorlty to borrow money, not to has two sdSbers, Kelly, 4, and Nancy, 2. STAMPARAMA DAYS SAVE exceed $20,000, to Ailfidl obliga ***** tions of the district. Sterling, Brenda Lynne, daughter of John E. aiul Sandra L.T.WOOD IPhiUp Burgess, out-going presi Sodden Sterling, 21 Cheney Dr., Storrs. She was bom Jahe 21 at dent after two years of public Windham Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Green Beans Locker Plant Meat Market services to the district, was given Mr. and Mrs. John E. Selden. Canton. Her paternal grandpar FRESH MEATS ~ RETAIL DEPARTMENT a gavel on behalf of the district. ents are Mr. and Mrs. dlfford M Sterling, 16 Oval L ^ e , Man- It was presented ly Pearl. Di oberter. DOUBLE STAMPS CHICKEN OF THE SEA *.' * * * * rectors Buniett eind John Oiarcia, SAVE TOwffsFIRSTPRSE-SaNLKsjDEFAn^ who terminate directors duties, for Boff, Laura Marie, daughter of Fred A. and Muriel Water- hbuae Roff m , RFD ,3, 3 Soott Dr., Verapn. She was bom June 18 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her paternal grandparents EVERY DAY-ALLW EEK 1 6 ^ are Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Roff Jr., West Hartford. She has one Tuna Fish SMOKED PORK idrter, Sheila, 16 montha. 8 9 * ! ***** BIG ECONOMY ROLU-WHITE or COLORS FAMILY— WHITE or COLORS SINGER Kingsbury, Kathryn Jean, daughter of George Andrew and naine Johnson Kingsbury Jr., Wilson Lane, Vomon. She was bom June 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Produce SpecidU SHOULDER PICNIC grandparents are Mrs. Edmund F. Ehvyer, Lake St., Vernon, and Sept Towels 31 Scot Napkins 2 X’ 2 7 * { Winiam F. Johnson, Miami. Fla. Her paternal grandparents ane WAYBEST NATIVE GRADE -A ” FOR'OUIDOOR COOKING Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kingsbury Sr., Bread and Milk St., Oov- lABGE AND MEATY DEUGIOUB anitry. She has a sister, Lynne Ann, 3. ***** LARGEr^lllCY, SWEET EATING Barrett, Eiric Hugh, son of Bobert Ray and Verta Wentz CHICKEN PARTS STEMEnES Banett, 173 Spruce St... Apt. 14. He was bom June 12 at Man- STRICTLY FRESH GRADE A The Brands You Can Trust rtierter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. YOUR CHOICE E. J. Wentz, Charlotte, N. C. Has paternal grandparenits are LEGS lb.55c i r Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Barrett, Charlotte, N, C. He has g brath- SEALTEST or HOOD sr, Gary Wiorth, 8, and a sirter, CyniBhia ^ y e , 4. FREE « * B « • BREASTS Ibr65c Beoupre, Theresa Anne, daughter of Donald S. and Pauline PULLET SINGER* Daigle Braufne, 126 N. Scliool St. She was bom June 11 at Rug Cleaner- Hartford H o^tal. Her materaal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. , SnrOKE’S—I£AN, SMOKED NO?r PRE-PACKAGED Mra. Frank Beaiq>re, Hartford. She has a brother, Donald, 18 PEACHES FI(X)r Polisher. BtUi Daigle, Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and MILK Scrub, wax, ncHths; and two sisters. Debra, 4, and Sandra. 3. DAISY ROLL CHUCK GROUND ***** HALF G A L GALLON a polish, Bapoae, Jodi Jean, daughter of Kenneth Joseph and Jean EGGS shampoo rugs. Tbung Rapose, 64 Mianor Lane, Wapping. She was bora Jime 11 CARTON PLUS DEPOSIT ■t Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents •re Mr. and Mrs. Chester Young, Brockton, Mass. Her paternal D O Z C grandmother is Mrs. Joseph^ Rapose, Ayer, Mass. She has a 6 9 ^ MVther, Kenneth Joseph Jr„ '3, and two Meters, Lori Anne, 4, and FOR FEATHERWEIGHT* Qndy Louise, 2. ® ***** VACUUM. Farr, FeUcIa Marie, daughter of Richard Paul and Susan GROTE & WEIGEL — FIRST PRIZE ~ Just lbs. for HoytFlarr, 29 ESizabeth Dr. She was bom June 17 at Mhn- 42<68 MUCKrS SLICED TO ORDER — light cleaning. * erter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Wll- COLD CUTS S. Croaaen, Andover. Her paternal granebnother is Mrs. NOT PRE-PACKAGED— 45 VARIETIES James W. Farr, 84 Bigeiow St. Her mrternal gneat-gramd- •nother is Mra. Sara Bates, Quaker Hill. She has a sister, Mlaiy Frances, 3%. StrawDorrias with your purchase of any MRDSEYE FARMHOUSE PREiZE QUICK • • • • • ' SLANT-O-MATIC* *'- . Scott Drew, son of Etnest E. and Caroline Brown endSAtVIa WE RENT COLD STORAGE LOCKERS FOR Bhofford Jr., 71 Broad St. He was bom June 12 at Mlancheeter Zigzag Portabla Memorial Hospital. His paternal gnaiu^jarents are Mr. and Mrs. FRENCH FRIES or b r A P O C A N YOUR FROZKk MEATS AND VEGETABLES « n * r t E. BfeafPord Sr., Portsmouth, N. H. He has three broth- BLUEBERRY gnetina CenlabMra •n, Ernest B. m , 10, Eric, 8, and Car!, 4. ***** FOR AS LITTLE AS $1.25 A MONTH. THE IQ— 69a KemMa, Joaeph Jamea, son of Lt. Jamee Richard and Anne CRINKLE CUT PIES V *1 Kfliutile, 162 Nike Circle. He was bom June 12 at Man- LOCKER HOLDS ABOUT 250 LBS. OF MEAT* etaattjir Menuglal Hospital. Hh> naatemal grandparents are Mr. r s . a. • until the worWs at peace! Mra. Roger Duval, SMriey, Mass. His paternal grandpar- COMPARE THIS DIAL MFORI YOU BUY are Mir, and Mra. Ora MMiler, South Bend, Ind. He has a Froitii •UABT O m survival in a world of armed camps dapends solely •Mar, Dawn Marie, 4. CAIJF. LONG WHITE ' IQ-QQa A HOME FREEZER. SAM E UO S4 OZ. Size i s i v m SINGER on our strength—economic as well as military. Your . <*?**P^> aon of I.ma and Paula Flrartone Gold- l»-66a SEWING CENTER b SE’ . Framingham, Maaa- He was bom June 10 at Savings Bond dollars not only help keep our guard up, *•” laraal HonxMal, Bogton, Maas. His maternal grandpeu^ SINGER $EWIN« MACHINE CO.. •Bhaara Ifr. and Mra. Morria\Flraabone,. 27 Oobura Rd. SOs NEW POTATOES 101TS' IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST Ml pkMM BOBk but they help keep our economy healthy. This month, ^ ]NrATZ02>7iLZa fiiaiMhpannfia ara Mr. apd Mni. Samuel Goldberg, Oly- B I B ISSB U ST* ^REAR O P IC E PLANT 443-8424 p - 8SB IKaUi Street AwlB xm var ooMViAinr ” .materaal gnat-gran^Mnelto ara Mra. Lena k TeL 6U-888S buy an extra bond—an extra share of fireedom—at any -1, Hartfbtd, and AJMrt lOoUeoa, Hfertford. He bas F U N T Y O B FREE P A R K IN G SP A C E M m e m 9 .a J J X V ana M a r , Cliaryl Mbtam, 27 nwiMlia. Armour*i Star Stuffed Turkeys I F «>iBW>*$ia» Mia>ieav,... Ckimpaiigr. *1 I m

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« THURSDAY. JUNE 27. 1968 M AN Cm ^'ITER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O N N , THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1968

themselves and defend them of outlawing boxing, thty hav* of the n tth Reformed of Oeneral Motori Oot|>i, and aa- Deoticut with Hartford the larg building and that he haa not heard area will benefit greatly foom the selves In an unprovoked fight. made the following recommenda Guest Ministers Preabyterfan Chsnxh, Pblladetphia, P.O. Dedication Improvements. < Blows below the belt were, out tions : Fat Overwaifbt Blinder Chairman aum m offloa July 1. Tbe outgoing est within tbe New England area, of any necemary correctlone. The Pa., will preacb. - . tta membendiip exceeding 800. lawed long ago and are not tol A thoroagh medloal axamliis- Listed at Church Morning eervloea wU beSd olwlnnnan la Dr. A. Zerban, dean Tba Buckland Post Office occu MONACO BID DOW erated by fight fans; yet such tlon of each ooateataat before be Scheduled Soon at 10:46. Bimday aobool wtU ^ Of ASME Section of the University of Hartford pies apace in Gerioh's garage and HARTFORD (AP) — The Doctor Says blows, although palnfiU, have enters the ring. ttnuetdsBfng tbe summer at »rw Barture Divlaton bf the tan are located In Con- are single or married. affioa offlelala have inapectad the ture, and that mall service for the With favTO supplemental'taUa lor Accidental deaths occur In al I drunk state, and death. Often it is Automatic suspennon of any On Judy 7, tdw Rev. Jemee Bon- During t ^ ahvnoa, the Rev. MS woue lu b 6i 4m n M s most any sport, but the aspect not any one blow or bout, but contestant whoi is knocked out or neme, organlMiig pastor of tba WaynsBfewunlng and fondly wW ol. boxing that gives It Its bad an accumulation of minor brain severely injured, until physician OdaMnudl^ Christlsn Reformed OSS tba manse and pfon to visit name Is that none of the Injuries injuries, that leads a boxer to O.K.'s resumption of boxing. Church, wbpplng, w O be gucat Naw Etagfonni apenio MUto. Read Herald Advs. Incurred can properly be called suffer from dizziness, loss of mem Adoption of shoek-ahiiorbing speaker. r iu padding under the canrasi accidental. ory, blurred vision, and peralst- On July 14, the ohunh wUr boat This Is because, unlike football ' ent headaches. Required use of headgear and It is doubtful, however, that mouthpieces. Waatadngton Lodge, 10L>, and Its or baseball, boxing Is a spoi^ In auxUaiy. A t this service the Rev. which the avowed purxx>se of the fight fans would support recom Training ter-assure the maxi mended rules or legislation that mum protection that goea' wllfa Ounloa BooviOa of the Weatralit- 'Ses! IToix d o bettexr a.t S to p contestants Is to batter the oppo ster lYeSbyterian Church, Weet nent senseless. would prohibit blows to the head, good condition. because that Is precisely what Referees familiar with and alert Hartford, a m d u ete of BkXnhurgh Those who would defend the TJhlvenUy, Bdiiihurgh, Bootbuid, sport claim that It helps to keep they pay their money to see. That to the health hazards inherent In the headgear sometimes worn boxing. w(U oondiwt the service a n d many fit, and lures them away prriMfti from mischievous gangs. Medical gives inadequate protection' was Observance of these recommen You get Top Quality I, Top Value Stamps and authorities are coming more and shown in the recent death of 19- dations will not eliminate all In The Rev. Donald Charles, area more to believe that there are year-old Francesco Valesquez, who juries In the ring, but they will (hreotor of Youth For Chriat. and better ways of accomplishing this was wearing such gear when he go a long way to reduce the num a fotmer Methodist mlnlatsr, wtU purpose. received a fatal blow. ber and . seriousness of such in- be the guest on July 21. ib e beat that can be said for The Commission on Medical Juries. On Jidy 26. the Rev. Wa.yn» boxing, is that, aiong with teach Aspects of Sports of the Ameri ing fliese boys how to Inflict in can Medical Association has re jury to others. It does helpleip train examined the whole question. them In how to avoid Injury to Since there seems to be little hope

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rt;rirri»-’aiT,nifigri^Snen S ism i»! Cut From board in an effort to determine In refrigerator to chill. Frozen LB The program la titled ‘The New. berries may be used. If sweetened, operating costs for the building, Choica Chuck Mathematica in Our Schoola.” wWch is used by the Teen Cen California Roast Guy Outlaw, Grade 6 teacher at omit sugar. This recipe makes 10 generous servings. ter, the Golden Age Group and the school, is attending the Nation Refrigerator Cookies the Senior Citizens. 12-OZ JAR al Education Association meeting But Pierce had to talk in terms SHOULDER in Detroit, Mich., this week. cup white granulated sugdr Heinza Chili Sauce LB FOR A HAfV r, i i cup brown sugar of the whole complex of buildings 4 to « lbs Tax Bills Late 1 cup butter or >4 cup shorten at Educational Square, 'phls was ^ 5-OZ SAVI Smoked Picnics Tax bills, for taxes due July 1, 2 ing and 14 cup margarine necessary, he said, because heat have not yet been mailed. Mrs. 1 egg slightly beaten is supplied by a common heating Swanson boned Chicken m CANS 11c Robert Peterson, tax collector, 2 cups all purpose fldur plant to many buildings in the ARMOUR STAR LB said yesterday. Mrs. Peterson said area. These include the old Frank PICNIC... a teaspoon soda that “Due to unforeseen prob 5-OZ Bologna teaiqioon salt lin, Main, and Barnard buildings, lems arising from toe revaJua^ H teaspoon vanilla as well as the technical school, toe Swanson boned Turkey CANS <-OZ tion and assessment, they (the ^ cup nuts or raiaina East Side Rec, toe School St. fire t8« biUs) -will not be sent untB I ■Herald photo by Ofiars) 2 house. and the Army A Navy Club. PKG Cream butter, add sugar and MRS. GEORGE W. HUNT AND NANCY am satisfied they are correct.” 7 egg. Sift in dry ingredients. Add SAVI Pickle & Pimento Loaf The non-educational users a rt Savingsfnduded! Mrs, Peterson said that when vanilla and nuts. Form in roll, billed on a proportional basis, he -V4 GAL JUG ^ M t 4 ( the bills are received, if the tax wrap In foil or waxed paper and Co., Hartford, was boom in Man said. The technical school and toe Dazzle Bleach 6-OZ payers have any questions re put in refrigerator for several chester, a son of Mr. and Mios. H e l e n Keller East Side Rec, while classified as PKG garding the assessments or toe hours, or overnight. Slice thin. George W. C. Hunt. non-educationai users, have their PKGS Olive Loaf legitimacy of the tax, they are Bake on cookie ^ e e t for eight 'The couple has, besides Nancy, costs assumed by toe board of ed asked to contact the aaaeaoora and minutes in 365 degree oven, 'nils 9, a son, David, 7. Both children Quietly N o t e s ucation. S.O.S. SCOURINC PADS on. 36< 2 OF 10 not toe tax collector. recipe makes about four dozen are attending Bentley School. Noting that toe technical school BACK BAY 1-LB PKG Mrs. Peterson also said that S6 cookies. When she is n o t. occupied with used only 12 per cent of a heat- {^rceils of reai estate wiB be 16-OZ Sliced Bacon Krs. Hunt was bom in Boston cooking and hoiwehold dirties, Mrs. 83rd Birthday utilities bill approximating 23,600 liened tomorrow unlena payment and attended schoolB there, includ Hunt likes bo relax with a good this year, board members tabled Sunsweet cooked Prunes JARS of toe delinquent taxes is iw- ing the Hickee Secretarial School. book. the whole matter as being too 2 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 2-lb bag EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE Mb pkg oeived, She came to Manchester in 1954 (Continued from raire One) complicated and Involving too > Store Re-opens after her marriage. small a sum to warrant further 16-OZ Finast Big Value Franks Mealtime Maid Cube Steaks TTie Universal Food Store in An She is a member of North Meth Tourism Studied some of the quiet that has been deliberation. dover center, owned by Stewart odist Church and a Sunday School denied her over the years," Del Monte stewed Prunes JARS Hoisington, has reopened for busi- teacher there. S\>irnerly a vice Paris—The European Ckimmon With Miss Keller today were her 2 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE pound EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 8-oz pkg First nesB after completion of repalni president and treasurer of the Market is studying ways to step brother, Phillip Brooks Keller of Junior Century dub. she is a up off-season tourism, ease fron Dallas, Tex., smd her sister, Mrs. 22ozcan 53c Schuler TWIN PACK PKG C 10 c WATERMELON MILLIR'S 1QT $ w o o Jehqvah Delâtes RED Pickles KOSHIR DILLS JARS I Ready for Parley LB RIPE SUM S ond n iic is SAVE ^ 4 « Mrs. Dorothy Scribner, 76. 87 MANCHESTER Hospitality Assortman) Premium Pack ■’ Birch St., will be toe oldest dele 4-O Z gate of 55 representing the Man Golden Cookies 13-OZ PKG 39e Dux DITIRGINT 23-OZ PKG CANS chester Oongrfegation of Jehovah’s Mushrooms 9 » Witnesses at an eight-da^ inter national convention to be held at C H O P P I D 6 7/1 oz JARS 9 2 c For Automatic Washers ' Serves All Your Wrapping Needs SAVE 2c Yankee Stadium in New York City PUBLIC MARKET Hot House Tomatoes •39‘ front July 7 through July 14. Beech-Nut'tTVA'SSf’9 95< Dash DITIRGINT 50-FT 2S-FT ^ A c THb program is an advanced 803 - 805 MAIN STREIET [C ministerial training course featur ROLL ROLL ing Bible lectures, symposliums •c DIAL PACK . For Hard to Do Jobs Saran wrap FREE Sweet Corn 6 for 39‘ ai^ educational discussions. Vets' Nuggets S-LB BAG 63« Spic & Span Triple W axed * ixtra Strong SAVE 4c 3-HOUR Bay Stater Calls Wet Pack For Stubborn Stains SANDWICH PK6S PARKING Seedless Grapes Cut-Rite ■AGS OF 75 At Outdoor Dance Dupont Sponges PKG of 4 35< CANS IN TOW N Comet Cleanser 2 b 31c FINAST - Paa, YaMow Eyt, Rad Kidnay Dan Bowen of Longmeadow, PARKING All Purpose America's Favorite Sunlcist Lemons 12 49‘ Mass., will be guest caller for the 28-OZ Manchester Square Dance Club LOT ON CLIANII 15 BTL Saturday at 8 pm. The dance, A jnx oz 39^ Ivo ry Seep CANS BIRCH ST. 4 39< Baked Beans 2 open to all area clubs, wiU mark u 5* the first in a series of outdoor With Rlue Magic Whitenar America's Favorite Cabbage WEEK-END SHOPPERS! Adds Flavor to Your Meals dances to be held at the West Side WE GIVE PERS tennis courjf. ^ Cheer D i T i i c m r ' l g e p k g 35< SWIFT’S PREMIUM, GENUINE SPRING Ivo ry Sodp BARS Earl Johnston will call for the Triple-S 4 9-O Z JAR July 6 4nd 20 dances. The latter Flavor ful f 6 to Kind to Your Hands Fabric Softener French's m u s t a r d party will feature free watermel on. and Tender Blue Stamps! EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 10s>z jar EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 8-oz btl lb ’ Ivo ry l i q u i d M T I i a i N T 12 oz BTL 3 7 c D ow ny 17-OZ BTL NNAST - Highly Unsaturalad, For Lighter Taetiar Salad Drawings MG VALUE LAMB LEGS Finest Stuffed Olives JUMOU-tPAC Pfeiffer's Dressing Marine Weather Gets Clothas Whiter Sweepstakes Drawings - Winner Lists Posted in O ur Stores 48-OZ 24-OZ A VC EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 1-lb bag f EXTRA S&H_STAMPS with ONE '/. gal jug WINDSOR LOCKS (A P )—The 25 BTL m M TF BTL U.S. Weather Bureau issued this SOAP POW Oll Dux l g e p k g 35< DITIRGINT , LGE PKG 3 5 « Salad Oil Choice, Tasfy Grade "A" SMOKED Kybe Coffee HEOaAR or DRIP Lincoln Drinks ALL FLAVORS marine weather summaiy today: NNAST - LABGE - White or Colored Tides' will be high -along the Con- For Nice Washables Shortening necEPSut shore today from 3:30 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 1 'A K> jer ' EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE qt jar p.m. to 5 pm . -Low tide at Old SHOULDERS LGE PKG 250 C O U N T POULTRY Ivory Flakes 36c 3-LB C A N 3 0 ^ I-'-® CAN 3 3 ® Saybrook today is al 10 aJn. and LEAN, SHORT SHANK Crisco Fimst Strawberry Jelly Tree Polish Dill Pickles ROLL BEEF Our own fancy fresh dressed. More Paper Towels 10:30 p.m. Sunset today is 8:29 For Dishes and Fine Fabrics Shortening p.m. and sunrise tomorrow 5:21 flavor and white meat! EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE 6-pack EXTRA S&H .STAMPS with ONE am. SHOULDER CLOD SPECIAL FMAST - ExparHy Seeaonad SAVI 2c fA Family Traat MG VALW LGE PKG FiHBSt Beverages >tls Boating weather for Long Is MEDIUM SIZE VALUE! Ivo ry Snow Golden Fluffo 3-LB CAN Rnast Banana Chiffon} Cake land Sound to Montauk Point and For a nice Roast or sliced for Lon- 2 35< Nestles 39< Block Island: West to southwest EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE -oz pkg BroiL Solid meat! Contains Bleach INSTANT COPPIl 8 EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE wtnde increasing to 10 to 15 knots Breokshle Cheese Rnast Prune & Apricot Pie FMAST - Family Fevorita SAVI 3c FMAST - Spanish MG VALW this afternoon. Variable winds O xydol D i m o m r l g e p k g 35c mostly southwesterly ^ t o 10 knots Roasters 39ii Chock Full 0 ' Nuts 5-9Z jar’ 95c tonight. Southwest southerly Seafood EXTRA S&H STAMPS with TW O TV. ez pkgi EXTRA S&H STAMPS with ONE pkg FINAST B row n Rraad 2 cZ 39« Peanuts ouo 39 winds 10 to 15 knots Friday. Fair Kind to Your Hands Liquid Cleaner, weather through Friday witth vls- a . LARGE, MEATY We will have a limited amount of tUNSMPW Donuts m a in , suoau. c in n a m o n ibUity 5 miles or better except 150Z Chocolate Chip Cookies Fresh Caught Joy l i q u i d d i t i i o i n t 12-OZ IT L M r. Clean slightly lower during eafly morn 69< BTL ing hours. C O N N . RIVER EXTRA S&H STAMPS with O NE 14-oz can ProMM Pootf Speeiats t Marine observations: Sirloin Tip Roast For A Tasty 69 u Block Island, wind WNW 7 BREASTS ROE SHAD... U p to n Ten Raid House & (iarden Bomb knots, temperature 65. Oven Roast lb. ^1.09 Montauk Point, wind NW 10 QUARTERED knots, temperature 70, visibility 6 Savnrin Coffee. miles, light fog. PKG OF S l o t p k g OF JLCf PKG OF FRENCH FRIES 100 BAGS 48 BAGS 1 R r# C |a g s A ^ C Little .gyii-rJsliUid. winds W 4 Freshly Ground, Lean Look-- Special! ' CUP COUPON* knots, sea calm, visibility 10 RIGULAR or DRIP 2-LB CAN ^ | 3 9 9-OZ mtles, haze. l-O Z PKG "YOR" GARDEN IM. NoiIm Falkner's Island, winds N & HAMBURG 55c 49 R & R BONED PKG LEGS Pi REGULAR OR CRINKLE Cl/T DOUBLE M knots, sea calm, viaibUltor 6 to 7 CHICKEN 1 0 ' miles, overcast. Lean Ground 100 IXTRA 6REEN ^TAMPS Stratford ShooU, wind 8W 1 Packed by Richardson and Robbins. Armour Vitnna Sausag* 2 oSs 49c Biiquick k?'69c 49c 27c K«y« ChinRf wwti wvi« futm 49^ Grooii Stamps ULUniRRY •-NCH knots, temperature 78, sea oalm, CHUCK BEEF l,. 69c Solid pack, 6 oz. can. Usually sells WM i Mm DarMioM of $5 or Mora Ml EACH vialbUlty 6 miles, clear. WINGS 25.1 for 69c. While it lasts only ◄ Armour Pottad Meat 2 cam 39c Cain'i Swaef Relish 21c'*;a/ 35c Cain's Mayonnalsa or'M* JSc Farm House Stratford Point, wind NW A AND THIS COUPON knots, temperature 66, viotblHty 7 amMAiu AT vow naar natk>hai sroai 64X Evaporalad Milk aoioeri 3 'cam* 49c Za-Rex Syrups untjug 39c Slar-Kiit Tuna whiti ava 01 a«c 35e SN O W C R O r miles, dear. Caueew Valid Through Saturday, Jun. 29,1943 WEDNESDAY CANS Weithampton Beach, wind NNW VEAL-BEEF-PORK Farmhouse Frozen UMIT OM TO AN AOUT CUSTOMH Samoa Punch Maxwall Housa Coffaa *4scan 75c Sunshina AAarshmaHows Kirzo 35c Welch's aara ' i-ore^ 35e eMAzmii, NM a tcmacoo ixiMn mom sTAMrorru 5 knots, -temperaturs 58, vWbllity *X3ombiii»tlon” for a aloe meat A A . Apple Pie Sale Each i At Your first National Supermarkoti in MMUTI 6-OZ 5 milM. cloMr. loaf or meat balli. Lb. O T C can 3 9 Betty Crocker *f« 39c Chock Full O' Nuts Coffee 79c Welch's Fiest^ Punch 35c MAM CANS Eaton's Nook, wind W 4 kaots, HARTFORD COUNTY Orange Delight tstnpsratura W, ssa ___ Burrys Butter Cookies »-oi«to 29c ity 8 inObt, olsar. QUALITY MEATS THAT ARE FRESHLY CUT, BE SURE TO VISIT OUR QUALITY BsMOHtloo Boniij wlnA IMCN OM TM IN IMH MROflMei lUPiRMAlKm fiNU aim, vM M M r * to 4 NICELY DISPUYED and NOT PRE-PACKAGED BAP^Y PRODUCE IÂRTMENTS CJGARinES, SEER & TOlACCG PROOLKTS EXEMPT FROM STAMP OFFER WE RESERW THE UpltET .TO UMiT tOUANTlTIU iia&UIHiaW&lQIAMO B B O cysojiU ^^ ^ MKM VPiaiVI M mW PUTiIm m SUPER a U R ^ sp . * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, Jl/NE 27, 1968 PAdB NXNBTBm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C6MN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1968 rAGE EIGHTEEN be a barbecue, friendship party, lation, reiports the publication. and Thurwday, 10:30 to U:80 a.m.( at 10:80 a.m. and Tuesday and given 310 to help out the church DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Hebron \ and a play, ‘‘Come Blow Your Credit World. It says a recent *ur- with ' MAJOR HOOPLE Intermediate* I, Wedneeday, 11 Tliursdiy, 12:30 p.m.; pre-eohool, redecoration fund. A letter of vey riiowed that 42,080,000 house BY ROUSON ‘ OUR BOARDING HOUSE Monday and Wedneaday. 11:30. Horn at the UConn summer the LITTLE SPORTS a.m., and Tueeday and Ttuunday, thanks has. been received by the ater. "Think" is the theme of the holds, 77.1 per cent of the total, Swimming Course 1:30 p.m.; Intermadiatea n, As previously announced, Steven class. event, closing today. now have automobiles. Antwtr t» Pftvloin PunI* Stanefc will be Inatruotor. The At Conference DRAT IT/THAT'S^ Wedneeday,. 10:30, Tueaday and ITIilPlPi Scjhedules Fixed TTvomday, 11:30 a.m.; Intermedi course will rtin four weeks. Janice Porter and Carol Pat FABR RITES SET 86 East Cthtgr St THE LASTTlMfe- <4 Feopk of Note re to m O terson, two Hebron 4-H club mem Manchester Evening Herald He WMAT A tXIM FA V X W AS, NOT TC ates m , Monday, Wednesday and Cedars, of Lebanon At Sununit St I'LL SUCCOR AM . rjrairluTirJWbdMI::! The sum of 3100, given by the bers, attending the Leaderdilp bron correspondenL Miss Susan ORBaaiWICH (AP) — Funeral SNlFS*A HERRING THE AMNUT6 U N M N O W N / ACKOSS 8 Academy award -jbbdWIndUW IKIHWITU T)te Rod Oroad and PTA npon- Friday, 11:30 a.m. services will be held tomorrow for Bectimeni I, Monday, Wadnaa- Hebron Congregational high school Conference this week at the Uni B. Pendleton, tele|Hione 238-MM. THAT PHONY COUSIN FLASHED I eUSlNESSMAM--^ 1 Apoitle 9 Swelled iK>red iwtniindnc oouna at Amwton versity of ConnecUcuL Teen-agers Richard L. Farr, senior associate WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI THE ROLL O N M E / IN ST EA D OF 10 Nautical term Lalce, oponinff on July 1, li Kihed- day and Friday, 1:80 pm.; Bagln- ace Sunday school olaM to the V BUT HOW D ID l-IE 9 Holy RoinaD 11 Approach from all parts of Tolland County of Olark, Cooper, Field and Wohd, DO G G ING IT DOW N Th e STREET emperor uled aa follow: Ufo MVln*. Mon nem n,l. Monday, W ednaa^ and BHiUcal Hebnon In Jordan, will HfeAR ABOUT 16 Humbler be tMed to plant 2,000 Lebanon are In atterulance. The young Cars Outpace People Stamford management consult ON MV RUeSER HEELS.X S Actor Duryea 20 Noise . day, INwoday, ThUMday and Fri Friday, 1 p.m.; Beglnnera nf, Fri ants. Farr, 58, died at Gremwich .39 .UNCLE 3ULIUG? 2BriUah princwi day, 11 a.m. and Tuesday and cedar trees on the hlUaldes of the folks are participating in work- doz. OL>GHT TO B E W EARING ROMPERS 22 GulMike birds (lay, from 9:80 to 10:30 ajn. miavs, some of them being Nelgh- ST. LOUIS—Car ownership is Hospital yesterday. Survivors Ih- ~Vyy AND GALLOPING MV WAV HOMB, 13 Vehicle* 24 Msaeulin* gvirtnunin n , Monday,' 10:30 to TViuraday, 1 p.m.; Beginners IV, old Hebron. The dasa donating GLADIOLUS 14 Cbevalier'i nieknam* (pi.) la taught by'Mr, and Mrs. _ Stanley )x>rs Around the World, csimp advancing at double the rate of I dude )Us widow, Mrs. Kathleen ASTRIDE A HOBBV HORSE//jf liitnd 11:30,. and Wodndaalay. 9:30 to Monday, Wedneaday and Friday, growth of the United States popu 1 Oamochan Farr, and two sons. 29 Musical 13:80 p.m.; Beginners V, Friday K. Nygren. 'Ilte clase lias alno counssUng, and careers. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU>. MANCHESTER, OONK» THURSDAY. JUNE S7, 196S W($0mrwmm iUNCHESTEB EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1958 PAGE TWENTY-ON* RSox Homers at Record Clip THE Top Hope McKinley d Angle Tie Tilt REC LEAGUE Backing Dick Sauer's strong pitching with a 13-hlt attack, Telephone . Co. routed Army A HOWta HOLCOMB Navy, 14-3, last night at Rob ; Assistant Sports Editor ertson Park. To Meet Rugged Foe 81 Hit in 68 Games Sauer limited A A N to five ion hits while Bobby Scanlon, Irv Legiofi Rgce Should Be Close FVeiter and Butch McDowell were WIMBLEDON E n g I a n dÂve American men who survived* " It X have to lose, I want U to Although ths wason is barely under way, indications al- colIecUng two eafch for the win- second round play Wedn(»day, but be to an Aiherican,'’ Ashe eald in For Run Happy Club nera. Foster was the RBI leader (AP)—Chuck McKinley, the dark horse hope Dennis Ralston, looking ahead to Ms 'match with rtady point to a cloae scramble for top honors in Zone 1-A of Better th«n two hours of baseball went for naUffht last with three. BUI Shields also United States’ top hope of Bakersfield, CaHf., fell before vet McKinley. "But I don’t aim to the'stiite Amtripan L^ffion bas6j9all program. Four of.the six night As Manchester and Wethersfield had to settle for a 5-5 helped with some great defensive loee. I came over here to win taking the Wimbledon cham eran Ramanthan KriMinan of In BOSTON (AP)—The home run-happy Boston Red Sox are team* in the newly reorganized zone have a good chance to tie in a Zone 1-A American Legion baseball game at Mt. Ne plays at third. dia. this Utle." grab top honors Tom Metcalf had two of A A pionship, runs into a confi Krishnan, twice a Wimbledon Tom Ediefsen, Berkeley, Calif.; clubbing four-baggers at a record clip—with some of the bo, The result left Manchester with a 2-2-1 record, Wethers N’s safeties. But after seeing four 'of the bail blasts of Jos 'VanOudsnhove, field Is 1-0-1, No date has been set*' dent, determined countryman semifinalist and long-time Davis Jack Froet, Monterey, Oallf.; and “Little Guys” taking up the slack. six clubs psrform, one must come for a replay. In third round play today. Frimk Froehling, Coral Qablea, Rockvllls dossn’t havs much In of DUSTY LEAGUE Cup star, beat the 20-year-old un- Though guys like pick Stuart,^. away with the hensat opinion that fense. ITie looal oluh playe again Sun "Let him come," .said 19-year- seeded Ralston 6-8, 6-3, 3-6, 12- Fla., were the other U.Sj men Gary Ge.ger and Frank Malzone in the seventh inning and Schilling eventual acne winner, whichever * « a day, (naatlng South Windsor at Exiploding for 10 runs In the old Arthue Ashe of Richmond. 10. safely into the third ibund. were stopped in the home run de team it might be, wUl have only opening Inning,. Hi-Way Depart made it 5-3 with a leadoff homer 2:30 at Mt. Nebo aa the second Va., th$ first American Negro man McKinley, top-ranke in the Herbie Flam, Palm Spring*, partment last, night, EM Brou.s- in the eighth. a mild chance to advancing in South Windsor round bsgina. ment surprised Farrell’s Reatau- ever to play In the historic cham Calif., and Adrian Bey of Rhode soud, Chuck Schilling and Russ stats toumament play. The Zone rant last night and turned in a pionships. United States and the only seeded Nixon took over nicely. The re It remained for Bressoud to win South Windsor, which surprised Stocky Eric Ozols was the ta t American at Wimbledon, contin sia were tied after four eets and it, however, after pinch-hitter Joe 1-A riUbe Juat don't posaeaa the a lot of folks with an opening ting leader for Manchester last 15-12 victory at (Charter Oak "If I play well, I’m capable of each had eight games in the fifth sult was a 6-6 victory over Cleve overall power of several Zone 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Park. ued to show sometimes brilliant, Adcock homered off Jack Lama- game win over Manchester, has a night with a long two-run homer. beating anybody," Ashe said. sometimes indifferent play. Mc set when darkness halted their land. 'be with Max Alvia on base In the nines. good solid club, bolstered by three He scored twice. Including-the r\s\ Five first-lnnlng nma were all Two triples and seven singles second round marathon Wednes Rookie Wilbur Wood was Man Bearing in mind this Is written were included In the seven-run "I want to have a try at Mc Kinley, seeded fourth, whipped top of the ninth, flhere -were t-wo East Hartford piayera Coach Por (In the sixth) thqt gave Manches Police A Fire needed last night Kinley. If I lose, well. I'm sup day. ager johnny Pesky's choice today out at the time, with a one strike before lent night’s Mancheeter- ter Bllnn uncovered some much ter a ■ tie. to whip DiUon Ford, but they barrage but It was Gordie Pon- past Alan Lane of Australia 7-5, posed to lose. But if I beat Chuck 6 -4 , 8 -6 . as the Red Sox tried to make it a coimt on the former Milwaukee Wethersfield acUon, we’ll ask you needed pitching strength Sunday Wethei-afield took the lead with added another five during the gratz’ homer later on that ac Ashe used a wide varie five-game sweep oi their ..'enway Braves player. For Adcock, it was to take heed to a oapsule review In Dennis Murphy who stopped an unearned tally In the second. game at Waddell Field to leave counted for some much-needed in and don’t get a place on the Davis ty of shots in a 3V4-hour, raln- STiXSCTON, C3aUf. — Rey AMs, Park series wiith the Indians. home pun No. 9 in 43 games 'with of ths ohibe. Stafford Springs cold on a fine Bob ElUott opened .the frame with with a 10-4 triumph. surance runs. Pongratz slammed a C3up squad. I’ll be mighty disap intemipted 5-7, 7-5, 11-9, 3-6, 6-3 120, Stockton, Calif., defeatsd Boston now has slammed 34 Cleveland. Manoheater, lacking pitching at one-hitter. A slender lad, he may a walk, stole second aiid came all Steve FM.sh scattered three hits three-run triple In the seventh that pointed.” triumph over John Hillebrand of Jorge Salazar, 121, San Joae, Oallf. hoine ru,is in iis la.st 18 games best, suffered a severe joH when have trouble remaining effective ths way home on an error. They and fanned nine to notch hds first clinched it. Ashe and McKinley were among^ Australia. 10. almost two per game. Wins Fourth A1 Lange and Dick Krinjak Lamabe, making his 88th ap mescal opinion dsolared Fred Me- if the schedule backs up and games added three more tainted scores victory for P A F. Kent Ough .-Vhead of Team Mark Ouny waa to ba sidelined. The come too close together. In the next Inning. (three for four) and Mike Martin each had a pair of circuit clouts For the season, uie .-ted Sox pearance of the season, ran his for Farrell’s. record to 4-0, pitching the final siways-huatUng left-hander com The Blinnmen iihowed good all- Jim Petersen singled and Rick (two for three) were the batting have hit 81 homers in 68 games. three Innings. Rookie Dave More- piled a 8-1 mark as No. 2 hurler around batting attack against Gallo bunted. Botli were safe when ftars. for the winners. John At that pace, the Bosox would eao- head started but gave way to (behind Tom Kelley) and also Stafford but didn’t look good all Manchester hurler Gary Gallaghqr SlemlenskI slammed a homer In a CHURCH LEAGUE Uy. eclipse their team home run Chet Nichols as the Indians tal contributed a .265 batting mark against Martello last Friday. Yet threw wildly trying for Petersen losing oeuse for Dillon’s. Rolling up a 13-0 lead after record of 161, hit over a 154-game lied twice in the sixth Inning. as hs also spent some time at first they are good enough to stay in at second. A1 Kaminski alao bunted thi-ee frames, Community* Bap- | schedule in 1950 when such stars the flag fight. tist gained a 14-7 win over North * r . Home Run Thumpers in Minnesota Attack Jtm Grant hurled the first seven baas. * a a and again all hands were safe. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ as Ted Williams, Bobby Doerr and innings for the Indians. Bothersd with back troubls for When Mark Monette mishandled Combining their pitching talents Methodist last night at Mt. Nebo. LAST DAYS Minnesota catcher Earl Battey (left), and right fielder Bob, Allison hold bats and wear Vem Stephens were blasting them Boston used a bit of luck en the final weeks of the high school Wethersfield the throw, Petersen scored. again Ron Pitruzello and Ron Stu Ross, Russ Hughes and Ray : 4 smiles hi clubhouse after their home runs 1^ to a 6-1 victory over Detroit. It was out of 'the park. route to taking its 4-3 lead in the season, MoOuiry waa told to take Jim Savoy followed with a single Kieman led An.pitchers In Jim Toomey, Dave pas.°ed ball and scored on a long tries last night but It took them Greg Dragon also added a pair in the second division since with a three-hitter In the nightcap program, netted $580, Proceeds will be used to help defray operating costs in th* triple by Budaj. an extra inning before they could of hits for the winners while A1 as the Angels posted their ninth Rodgers and Leon Wagner,- his Alumni, Intermediate and Alumni Junior circuits. Champion candy seller, John Moore, 'wUl be a welcome addition. Gary Miner and Jim Luft. These three early May and overlooked' in Victory in 12 games and. handed 16th, tagged Ike Delock, 1-5, with Gallagher is probably the No. 1 or were good enough to get Risley’s The locals got two again In the defeat NasHff Arms, 9-4. Wiley contributed two to the Fire the American League pennant the Orioles their 22nd defeat In SO. the loss. left, is shown with Mrs. Kay Ponticelli, A&I president, and Wally Fortin, program di I man, depending on LaGace’s (3oventry High clubs to two con- fifth, Dennis Rodgers singled, Two long home runs by Ben A Police oaune. j games. McBride, 9-6, was locked In a GiUiam and Perranoski rector for the Rec Department and chairman of the drive. Moore sold 58 boxes of can eventual, atatus with Duke Hutch aecuUve CSIAC Toumament finals, moved along on a passed ball and Gryrb, one a three-run blast In scramble, the Los Angela duel with Mike McCormick, 2-5, inson and Schneider fighting for so they must have something. an infield out and scored when Gal the seventh, combined with Steve ALUMNI JUNIORS I Angels found themselves in The first-place New York Tsm- dy. (Herald Photo by Ofiara.) Keeney’s .strong relief pitching to Scoring eigtit times in the final kees moved one game in front of until the eighth. A triple by Albie the No. 3 role. >(>«>(> lagher laid down a squeeze bunt. fifth place today after sweep Pearson scored Bob Perry with Othenwlas the Manchester club The latter made It all the way to salvage the game for Moriapty’s. three innings, the Dodgers ,tripped second-place Chicago by beating Too Much for Redlegs Grya'3 slammed his first droudt the (Jarde, 10-5, at Keeiiey St. ing a twi-night doubleheader the White Sox S-2 on home runs the tying run and Pearson came has an adequate amount of pow Stafford second on GaUo'a wild throw. Don across cm Jim Fergoai's sacrifice er. supplied by George May and The apparent "weak sister" ia Crowell got Gallagher home with a clout in the fourth, the solo shot TTie White Sox and Red Sox bat from Baltimore 3-1 and 3-2 by Tom Treeh and Roger Maris. tled to” a .5-5 six-inning tie at It was the Yankees fint victory fly. NEW YORK (AP)—Junior Gilliam ii a 34-year-old in Maris A cc^ ts Boos, Mark Monette, but lack a good Stafford, yet it’s interesting to single. i^ itin g a three-run rally afteir Wednesday. • • • note if one of their expected play A two-base error on Ozol’s his team trailed 3-0. Charter Oak, then the game was The Angels, third In last year's in five games with the Chicagoans fielder who sometimes is called old. Ron Perranoeki is a re soUd hitter—the guy lyho can get YANKS-WHITE SOX-l a- flock of ainglee and be on base ers hadn’t been so g o ^, the club bouncer, a sacrifice and Rodgers' Steve Hemeqway of Moriarty’s called because of darkness. pennant chase, climbed from sev this season. lief pitcher who sometimes is called busy. taM ngs second single got Manchester’s and E>ave Moyer of Nassiff’s bat Joe (Yogi) Amaio was the aH- Tresh’s 12th homer and Marls’ frequently.-Too msmy errors have might be better. And that’s not a enth place and dropped the slump Minnesota used two homers by The Cincinnati Reds, however,!^ n a it 6 n a l l e a g u e ' m i^rint. fifth score home in the sixth. Both tled over the first six frame.'! to around star for the Dodgers. He ing Orioles Into sixth on strong Bob Allison and one by Earl Bat 16th gave Whitey Ford an impos W L Pot. GB eroded up In recent games for All-Weather "42 "-3-T NYLON with TUFSYN are more likely to call them other dropping the Giants games Responds with Bat the peaob of mind of Coaches Pets Sfreddo, bellwether of the teams had base runners the next a 4-4 tie. Gryzb’s long shot broke held the-Cards to three hits and pitching by newly acquired Paul tey to subdue Detroit 6-1. Boston St. Louis . . . . .48 SO .689 ing 11-8 record. Ford wilted in 90- things. behind. Hapless Houston ended a Dick Cobb and John Cervini. Stafford High staff the past two three Innings, but none got as the tie and Keeney retired Nas- added two doubles, a .single and Foytack suid ; c Ken McBride. edged Cleveland 6-6 on a ninth In QUliam has beaten them with IxM Angele* . .42 SO .588 a .- seasbns, was signed by the Minne far as third and the game was siff’s In order to preserve the win. three RBIs In his own behalf. Five Making his first start since he ning homer by EM Bressoud, his degree heat and needed Hal Ren- 10-game losing string, scoring five San Franclsoo 42 32 .568 Losing two early games has Iff’s help in the seventh. The Yan run-scoring eighth Inning doubles runs in the 18th inning and beat put the local club In a hole and as sota Twins a few days back and eventuaUy called—still deadlocked errors helped the winners a n d was acquired from Detroit — and second of the game. The Wash for two nights in a row and Per Oincdunatl .40 33 .548 8 CHICAGO (AP) — Roger to keep away from long with him w4ht any hopes Stafford —because^ of darkness. marred a good pitching job by the I his first since last Sept. 12 — Foy ington at Kansas City game was kees moved ahead to stay in the ing MUwaukee 7-2. Tim Harkness’ Chicago ...... 39 34 .534 4 Maris, no longer the sulking slumps which really break Cervini commented this past Mon fourth inning on a double ranoski has finished two of. the grand slam homer with two out d a y ‘1 know one thing, we can’t had for the first division. The rest Rodgei-s had two hiU for Man Cards’ Dick Richardson. tack allowed three hits before tir rained out. last three gsimes, all of which MilwMikee .. .36 36 .600 slugger of 1961 when he hR a down your average.” of the club is young and Inexperi chester as did Savoy and Petersen The White Sox scored single j ing In the ninth and came away • * * Tresh and Elston Howard’s single in the 14th brought the New York Pittsburgh .83 38 .465 9 record 61 home runs, has be lose many more and stay In the 19th Hole off loser Gary Peters, 4-4. Cincinnati has lo^. QUliam and Mets an 8-6 triumph over Chicago Marls was having tun with enced. for Wethersfield. Gallagher fan- runs in the fourth and fifth to | with the victory on Julio Navar ANOELS-ORIOLES— Philadelphia . .88 40 .452 10 come a confident hitter who the fans In the jammed right race." tie their game. Paul Smythe of i Perranoski provided the . key for and Philadelphia defeated Pitts a a a They are weak In all depart-1 ned 18 and only walked four but Startlna tlmea and palrinai (or the ro’s relief help. Foytack, 1-1, had a two-ljlt shut- the Los Angeles Dodgers’ 5-2 tri New York ... .20 45 J92 14Vi )mows what he’s doing. • ' field stands. Every time hs ments as proven the other night once again, errors osused Man- the White Sox and Joel Redding ! Tube-type Blsckwill 6.70 x IS plus tax and 4 or 2 tires off your car TWINg-’nOERS— burgh 6-2. Houston ...... 47 .378 16 member-Bueat eoK tournament at umph over the Reds IVednesday • • • .28 One of the big reasons the stepped to the plate, the big R ocU viU p agalnst ■ Manchester when _ Dave | Chester’s downfall. the Ellington Ridge Country Club of the Red Sox were the batting J Home nm leader Allison hit Wednesday’s Resulta crowd of 44,805, which boosted Saturday and Sunday follow. First listed stars. night, completing a sweep tA the DODOEBB-RED6— New York Yankees are in Rockville is the current Zone êcak, the team captain, had to M sB cheiter (6) time is Saturday, second Sunday: Nos. 18 |M d 19 and now has a three-game set and running the New York 8, OMoago 6, (14) first place hi the American the three-night total to 133,230, be used as a pitcher. Normally a _ *b r 1, po a e rbl 8:30-9 Wilson-Andresco. Motycka- 2 for * 2 0 Gilliam, who took over second leader and could well stay there, Crowell, 3b ...... 5 0 1 1, 3 1 1 league-leading 52 runs batted in Dodgers’ string to four. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 2. League race has been the booed. After Maris hit his catcher or shortstop, the big guy Procek: 8:37-9:07 W. Peck-Koplow. R. base from Hall of Famer Jackie Houston 7, Milwaukee 2, (18). home run. the fans in right thanks mainly to a pretty good Andereon. 3b ...... 3 1 1 3 3 1 0 Peck-A. Peck: 8:44-9:14 Knapp-Man- while Battey connected for his It ^ ep t the second-place Dodg steady hitting of Maris, which did a pretty good Job on everyone Monette. lb ...... 4 0 0 9 0 0 0 ley, WoKf-Daley: 8:61-1 p.m. Oleksin- Rockville Leiôn Ties SERVICE SPECIAL Robinson when he came to Brook St. Louis 8, San Francisco 6. field shook the stands with one-two pitching corps of Jim M».V. rf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 pleases Manager Ralph Houk. but George May. skl-Guest, Elch-Munger; 8:57-9:21 18th homer and brought his RBI ers a half game off the pace set lyn in 1963, is in his 11th year Martello qnd Ailan Putz. They c ...... 3 3 1 13 1 1 3 7^ OUR BARGAINS TAKE NO HOLIDAY! ★ ^ by St. Louis and dropped the Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 2. their cheers only to have 14 4< a boucks-Goodale. O. Mather-R. Mather: Tie games were the order of the ] total to 48. 'Vic Power's bases- In the majors and aometimes’s re “He’s been real hot,’’ say* Roger pleasantly doff his cap don’t have much to offer on the McCarthy. If ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 9:04-9:28 Menschell-Maddox. Mosler- loaded single in the seventh fourth-place Reds three games be ferred to as "old,” rather than Today’s Game Houk. “He has been the big mound afbef that, but Rich Mc Rodxera, ■■ ...... 3 1 3 0 2 0 1 Factor: 9:]l-9:35 Cavedon-Ferron, Mc- nijght Wedneaday in Legion play ] cracked a 1-1 tie and brought hind. PhlladelpMa (Culp 9-5) at a.s he took his defensive posi The Wrapup Power, c f ...... 3 0 0 0 n n n Kdne-Atherton: 9:18-9:42 S. Fer^son- ad Rockville and Stafford battled the more appropriate “veteran." bat, although we’ve had other Gill can take a turn there in ex So this observer’s report sees Callarlier. p ...... 4 1 1 0 Martocchlo. Webber-CrAerter; 9:25- Pittsburgh (OardweU 8-8) (N) tion. Mnreh. cf ...... 1~D 0 1 to a nine inning, 8-8 stalemate All-Weather "42" Dick Stigman, 6-7, the victory The Cards maintained their He broke a 1-1 tie with a run- guys doing their share. But "The boos don’t bother me", treme moments. The top two went Manchester, Rockville, Wethers 0 0 9 9:49 Segal-McFarland. Garvey-Nelaon: with BIU DaUey’s reUef aid. Bill narrow hold on the top spot with scoring double In the eighth Only game scheduled. Roger has been our most con Kune, a ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 9:32-9:66 Vandervoort-Gordon, Tardlff- 1 Stafford. Dick McGill hit a Friday’s Games said Maris. "I guess it’s all in through the entire Rockville High field and South Windsor battling Pane: 9:39-10:03 Faiilkner-Guest. Krav Paul, 3-3 took the loss. a e-5^decision over San EYancisco, against the Reds Tuesday and sistent hitter' since Mickey Totals: ...... 32 5 6 27 10 4 5 grandslam homer for Rockville. Chicago at Philadeliîia, (N). fun, but I don’t like it when season wi'thout many problems for top bonors with Rockville given llz-DICorcIa: 9:46-8:37 Scranton-Frascr, Martin Hipskey duplicated the snapped a 2-2 tie by driving in Mantle has been out.” they throw things. Nobody and can be expected to do the a alight edge. Coventry could make Wethersfield (51 Dnw-Guesl. TUBE-TYPE New Torit ait Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. ab r h pn a e rbl 9:53-10:17 Lavitt-Vopcl. Gussak-Spin- feat for Stafford. A1 Putz had Perranoski and 'WUUe Davis with .Maris has kept hds average wants to be a clay pigeon out same in LegUm play. it hot for the others but Stafford Kaminski, 2b ...... 4 1 0 4 another double Wedneadsy. St. LooIb at- Houston, (N) 3 0 0 ella: 10.10:24 Davls-McKee. Naktenls- three hits for Rockville. Milwaukee at Los Aiêles, (N) airound the .300 mark and also there. In the ninth inning, ' McGUl may w ^l be the key man looks like the best bet of all—and Savoy 3b ...... 5 0 2 2 0 2 1 Bray; 10:07-10:31 Anderson-Zabrow- 0.70 X IS plus tax and Perranoski, a durable reliever has been hitting his share of someone hit me in the back In Rock’vilte’s overall success or that one’s in reserve (theyre a McMahon lb ...... 6 0 1 8 0 0 0, akl. Sodano-Gayson: 10:14-10:38 S. Mar- who gained the "busy” tag by OInobmstI at San Franclsoo, B. Elliott, ss ...... 8 1 0 4 2 1 0 kowskl-W, Markow.skl, Dymon-Stv- WHITEWALLS! 4 or 2 Urea off your car home runs. His 16th home run with a peach while I was mak- failure. Labeled a great potential good shot at the cellar). Dominski, cf 4 1 1 2 0 0 0;charz; 10:41-10:45 Harrison-R. Smith. appearing in 70 games last sea AMERICAN LEAGUE against the Chicago White .ing a catch. It stung, but I’m h.tter, he had problems all sea One thing is positive. It will be Budaj, If ...... 6 0 1 2 0 0 1 Chaine-Duffy: 12-8:30 Sommers-Meyer. You can't make a better deal son, gained credit for the Tictory W. L. Pot. G.B, Sox Wednesday night provid glad it didn’t hit my head.” son with the Rams, finally snap a good Interesting season. One' Gorcy. rf ...... S 0 0 1 0 0 1 Zubrow-R. Smith: 12:07-10:52 Becker- with 2 2-8 Innings of shutout re Now York ... .41 26 .612 Houk's explanation of the Petcraon, e 4 12 4 1 0 0 Gala.ssp. Ovlan-Kennedy: 10;14-10;59 T. Bituminous stay Sparkling White! 2 for *25 ed a 3-2 victory ,and kept the ping the longxlump with four hits thing that will makte if better is a Gallo, p ...... 3 1 0 0 4 0 0 Ferguson-H eck. W. Fergusob-G uest: ' lief pitching. It pushed hie aeason Chicago ...... to save your life! .43 SO .580 1 Yankees in the American booing was simple. "The fans ageunst 'Hcmsatonic Regional. If good enthusiastic' crowd at the 12:21-11:06 Kunzii-S. Clchon^ Kellh-Do- mark to 8-2, lowered his earned Boston ...... 89 20 .674 b' o most great players with a he hits the ball with authority—■ games. It will pay any sports fan Totals: 36 5 7 27 10 8 3 lan: 12:^11:13 Ketcham-E. Cichon. Concrete run average to 2.00, ran his con Mlnoenote .. . .89 82 .540 4 League lead. a Ran (or Gallagher In 9lh. Mciirant-J. Cichon: 1 p.m.-11:30 Ke.mp- “This is the best I've ever few exceptions like Stan the authority many otoeervcis have to spend a few minutes away from Welheratield ...... 0 1 301000 0—5 Wllkie. Snyder-Burman. secutive scoreless Inning string to Los Angeles . .39 37 6'/, Musial. They even booed Joe predicted, the Rockville charges the golf course or TV set and see Manchester ...... 00022100 0—5 NOW! 12 2-S and marksd his 29th appear Bolttanore . . . . .88 87 .507 7 felt in my career,” said Maris. DiMaggio. It always made ms an athletic event that still be SB: Budaj: HR: Ozols: SB: Rodgers. NATIONAL LEAGUE DRIVEWAYS- , All-Weather "42" M $ A | ^ ALIGNMENT AND ance and the 20th gamê he has Cleveland .. . .36 86 JH)7 7 “I feel confident at beit. One of George Dargati and Bebe Mi Anderson. Kunx: 3AC: McCarthy 2: mad when they booed DiMag lanese will be tough to beat. ing played "in living (really liv DP: Peterson to Elliott: BB; Gal Batting — T. Davis, Los An- finished. He baa flni^M tbrae of Konaos OHy . .88 86 .478 9 , reason I’m hitting so well is gio at the end of his - career, ing) color". lagher 4. Gallo 2: SO: Gallagher 13. geJea, ,638; White-and Groat, St. PARKIN6 AREAS ^ the four straight Los Angeles has Detroit ...... 27 42 .891 16 ' when I don’t meet the ball Other than McGill and the long- Gallo 3; HBP: By Gallagher (Komln- Louis. „334; Clemente, Pittsburgh, BRAKE SPECIAL because I never could under skl); WP: Gallagher. Gallo 3: PB: TUBELESS A f A ||l Washington . .22 58 .60S right, I usually can figure out stand why. So they can boo Ozols 3, Peterson 4. .329; CovlngtOR- Philadelphia, .828. Wednesday’s Results W. G. SCHWARZ CO. what I did wrong and correct Roger all they want. If he INCORPORATED OARDS-OIANTB— Boston 6, Oteveland 6. it by the nex,t time I bat. By wasn’t as great as he Is, they Women’s Semifinaliets WE DO A U THIS: Charley James cracked a bases- "New York 8, Chloago 2. doing that a player manages wouldn’t boo.” BASEBALL HEROES ROUTE 83, VERNON BLACKWALLSI , MARK loaded single over San Francisco Minnesota 6. Detroit 1. Moriarty’s, Royal In 10-Inning Tie TEL. 876-2042 and 4 or 2 Urea off your car WATERBURY (AP)—The story • correct„fas*er, m drawn-ln outfield for the Cardin Wairiiington at Kaneas a ty . of the 1968 Connecticut Women’s FREE ESTIMATES camber, toe-in ^ als’ tie-breaking run in the ninth. PTD. Golf As8dciatlon Toumament has Asets, hit grand slam homer In Still lacking the big hit In the^Burmlngham and ' Bob Carlson Real Big Buy! for a i r conditioning Ken Boyer drove in four Cardin Los Angeles S-8, Baltimore 1-S. Feels Like Part of 'ftantT been O’Sullivan, Ehret and Mc- 14th Inning—his fourth hit of clutch, Moriarty Brothers had to combined to hold Royal to , three 2 *24 a adiust brakes al runs with a single and three- mday’s Games safeties^ne of them a home run Lachlan so far, but one of the game—for 8-6 victory over Chi settle for a 1-1 tie with Royal a adiust steering run homer while Orlando Cepeda New York (Bouton 10-2) at "So, I took tt home and put R Any «.S. Ok other on a wild pitch. Hal Wood- of his adroit fielding, BUI Mazer- away,” Maz says. “It was pretty 7.50 X 14 or 6.70 x 15 plus tax eshick, 7-8, wem it with six in oaki, the reticent second baseman well shot by then and I had been WHITEWALLS! and 4 on2 tires off your car nings of shutout relief pitching. breaking in another glove. I used INSTALLATION • • • . of the Pittsburgh Plrate.s, Is Sports Schedule known throughout the National that glove all through ’60." AUVSUMMER! I MKTS-COBS— League as the "Golden Glove." Of course, as all Yankee K Harkness Blamed a rivo-out t-2 chauvinists tearfully recall, 1960 MUFFLERS Lasting Good Looks! 2 for *28 I pitch by Jim Brewer into the low Thursday, June 27 He should be called' the "Cal loused Kid.” wat the year of the Mazeroski. SCRANTON MOTORS - ROCKVILLE Don’t let this happen er right field stands in the 14th CIvftan vs. liberty, 6:16, Mt. Who — especially Ralph T erry - ' Inning for his first grand slam' Nebo. For the tattered piece of leather can ever forget a jubilant Mazer S H O C K " ‘ mer. The Cubs appeared to have Pagsni’s vs. Walnut, 6:16, Rob- that Mazeroski trustingly uses to oski galloping around third in the put H out of reach on Billy WU- ertson. '* i spear the . line drives of. Henry ninth inning of the seventh World ABSORBERS Take Your Car Where the Tire Experts Are! lllams’ two-run homer in the top Moriartiy’s . vs. OoKmlsl, 6:16,! Aaron—and scoop up the awe Series game, a mob surging to SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF OUUITY USED CARS of the inning. C^wuter Oak. , some ‘ " grounders of Bob B uhl- ward him, after he had blasted a • • • Green' Manor vs. PonUoelM’B, can be described as a "glove" home run that -gave the Pirates YOUR CHOICE WRITTEN ROAD NO MONEY DOWN! PHILS-PIRATES— 6:16, West Side. only by stretching one’s imagina tion. the world championship. 15 Month HAZARD GUARANTEE Free Expert Mounting! Cools fast, The Pirates let in an unearned Green Manor vs. Medics, 6, “After 1 hit that homer I cams 1962 OLDS. 88 Station Wagon 19(i2 OLDS.88 Convortibta SHOCKS: MARK IV dehumidlfiss. run in the fourth, which proved Buridey. . "It just feels like part of my to be the winner, and the Phillies hand," Mazeroski says, a smll'e back to the dugout to get my Mu n r o e 84ATWH'W808 IldLtAII* AN* OUAUTV tUAIIANTfl IN WNITm* —Alt V«t« Goodyear AWo Tirod oro Cts«r«Ntoo4 ■'! AIR I •'iNI'm' • Fits almost any OM, Army A Navy vs. Peck’s, 6, glove," he says, "but somebody PONTIAC STAR CHIEF VISTA 2. Avatatt Momal rood haurda— l.t.> bloweutf, fabric brtftka. euta —txcopt ropalrablo imncturoa. LImliod t« •rlflntl ewntr for added three more in a wild WaddeU. crossing his face. "It looks like a 1862 OLDS. 98 Holldoy Sodon 1959 nurabor of mwtUii aprclfttd. 8. Afalnat ony dtfoeta in weriunanahip and matartai without hmli aa ta timt «r * Good|t«6r tnnsfwB aasify* had scooped It off the dugout COLUMBUS ttiv dtfirra In U. 8. or Canada will malN admatmant allowanco »n now tlra baaad on arlfinai troad depth rtmalnlng and cunraott eight. One came in while a Pagsnf's vs. OUeis, 6, Ver- couple of pieces of worn-out leath "Odadyoav prlca.*' 5^,,-— RELINE YOUR BRAKES er. It’s thin', there’s no padding. steps. So,' I got my old glove out ORIGINAL f o r d Upto24montlKto Pirate Infielder argued with an plsnck. again and I’ve been using It ever 1862 CADILLAC Hordtop Sodon 1959 OLDS. SUPER 88 Holiday Sadan P6y. 24 Months or umpire and another when a throw Orioles vs. Twins, 6, rsianiM-1 ripped In the web. I have since. 24,000 Mile for a force play hit a PhiUie nm- Osk. I to get my wife to sew it. 1959 CADILLAC Coupa DaVilla MUFFLERS NOW e l A O O ■ ner. Meta vs. Bnaves, 6, Keeney____ St. I “Really.,' It’s just like catching "I’ve tried .all kinds of gloves 1962 PONTIAO ORAND PRIX Warranty n-eeney ax. , handed. I get a few bone but they just don’t feel the same. WALKER GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE bruises, especially In the spring. But the next time I ’m In Cincin DUICK LaSADRE Hardtop Coupa 713 MAIN ST.—649-9523 296 BROAD ST.—643-5179 nati, I’m supposed to gd over to 1982 PONTIAC CATALINA Sodon 1959 A-P AND SAVE Ml CMS 357 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER— 543-2444 Breed and Courville Finalistsliia'T.iSS IS'.ff.aKr’flS the home plaitt of the sporting ORIGINAL FORD any glove I’ve ever had." goods company I represent and 1961 GADILLAG Hordtop Sodon 1959 FORD V-9 4-Doar OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY HU 5:30— You just pay for part — uo mth eveiy brake iob wc tarn ]four teme teammates think it is the they’re supposed to fit me out." COOK'S SERVICE STATION In State Amateur Golf Play only love Mazeroski has ever In the meantime, Maz and his 1861 GADILLAG Hardtop Coopt 1958 CADILLAC aEETWOOO charge for in.tallatton. HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER WED., THURS., PRI. Hli 8— SATURDAY HN 4 P.M had. They’re almost right. shaggy glove will continue to b* 342 E. CENTER ST__64B-8187 565 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST—649-5321 drans FREE...regnlar ^2H per wheell "When I came up to the ma the subject of barbs in the Pirate CADILLAC Hardtop Sedan With all the fonner cliainpiona6>Wethemfiekl. a former Rhode lis- jors," Mazeroski says, "I was dugout and clubhouse. Hardly a 1 8 1 1 OLDS. 88 4-Door 1958 'tttmlnated, the |968 State Ama land Open champion, in the quar' using the same glove I had used day goes by when at least one DEACH BALLS JACK'S ATLANTIC BUHRER'S SHELL SERVICE BRAKE RELINES GUARANTEED teur Golf Toui^jsunent was to be ter-finals. He then beat veteran all through high school and in the wag doesn’t feign pouring syrup 1868 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4-Door 1958 CADILLAC Coupe DaVilla 706 MAIN ST.—649-8232 668 CENTER ST__649-8128 ALL FOR 30,000.MILES OR 1 YEAR decided belwsent'AJlan Breed and Burt Renik of WoodbrMgs in the minors. It wasn’t quite as worn-. on the glove in prepeumtlon for an Gerry Courvfile toda|y hi a 86-hole afteraoon, 2 and 1. >• out as this one but I had to hold epicurean meal. )848 VALIANT 4-Dtor 1957 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN 2-Dr. H’top test at the Wampanoag Country The OourvUle-Grant match was It together with wire.” Other wlU threaten to otter the 29c MANCHESTER BRANCH Chih, Weat Hartford. the only one of the toumament Sam Narron, the Pirate bullpen glove to the Salvation Army—tt OLIVA'S ESSO RUFINI'Y HYING A SERVICE t d r Breed, of Wetberafield, made U coach, was aghast whan ha aaw 411 HARTFORD RD.—MI 649-8229 118 OENTER ST.—649-8278 that went mors than 16 holes. the Army would take it. LARGE STOCK OF N E W 196S M O DELS to the finale with a cosne-from-be- vrimt the innocent rookie waa "I don’t know where in the ma- hind one-up victory over a«m using and' benevolently presented jora you'U find a glove as old as MORIARTY HARTFORD GENERAL Miner Jr. of HulUbard Height* yaa- FERTILE FIELD him a new glove. mine," says Mazeroski. tarday. niat wai in July, 1966. For the 166 Union St. DON WILLIS GARAGE OZZIE'S SHELL STATION B r e ^ a former State Opeq Tl- CINCINNATI (NKA)—Westwn next SH years, tlumks in part to "I do," injected the eavesdrop 18 MAIN S T .—649-4581 276 MAIN ST.—648-1272 HlUa High School of Onclimati Narrtm’a phUantfarophy, Mazeros ping Pirate trainer, Daimy Wha BROTHERS TIRE CO. that, had beaUn Ted Leoeayk of len. SCRANTON MOTORS, Rockville Nawingtoa S and 1 la the morning sent Clyde Vcdlmer, Herman Weh- ki emerged as tbs beat second m quartsifinala. meiar, Rnaa Nlxco. Dick Drott, baseman in the league. But by "Whara’a that?" said tlw to- TEL. 643-5185 1*60, tos g lo v had haobiM batUa ELLSWORTH and LASSOW M.AM. SHELL SERVICE 1U CENTER STREET — TEL 649-2828 OborvHlA of ■inrHiiihKw kad. to Dm aimmr and Wdl CADILLAC - QLDSMOBILE -PONTIAC 162 OAKLAND BT.—648-5155 ROUTE' 8. AND9VBR-848-ai48 ••laiMlaato M l-SU CENTER ST. \ V

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PERFECT LOCA’nO N — A ; ar *Waat Aia* a n taken over tfae phone ae a eon- islana stands. 649-8936. .8839.00 64” M odem Sofa, loose OONCORD RO,—Baautlfut ranch, permanent siding. 818,900. Hayes to waU carpeting, S-car garage, ■ky. Realtor, 648-0169. ^PWTHOWIMTH Call 649-1919 between 6-8 p.m. CASCO, MAINE, Parker Pond. large ttving room, formal dining aluminum storms and screens, fine Cape on Middle Turnpike WANTED B and C sane tote bi ImioM read hie ed the FIRST DAT IT foam back and seat eushlon, Two pedroom houaokaaplng cot- Agency, 643-4808. Manchester area. Charles FonU- QUALITY CARPENTRY—Rooms, tapered legs, eharcoal brawn, 81M. room, oaOwt Utehen, 9 be* sun terrace off of second floor West i ^ ^ Y baths, IT lIRROU la thne (or the next Ineer* BOMC: ITTMOBS tagaa, all eonvealcnoaa, sandy PRINCETON arT— r room bTick full do (J L L) s large celli, 646-6644. basements refinished, built-ins, SIX R — »hln^ maple and tables, other maple bedrooms and bath up, available fireplace, boat, highway 87. cSui v m 7 25,000 GALLONS homeowners and casualty policies, ranch, excellent condition, wooded B . 649-3619, 648-0087 treatment on It. —POLLY furniture, paint sprayer and mis Aug. 1. Call McKinney Bros., Inc. 428-0176, 328-8811. J. D. REALTY ter bedroom, ample closets, and built-up roofa, gutter work, dependable. Please call 649-0716. Diamonds— Watchf lot, full price 811.700; short way large fully tiled basement. DEAR POLLY — When I maka roof and chlnmey repairs. Ray cellaneous item s. 648-8367. 048-6060. my girls’ dresses, I cut two tri Jewelry 48 CHARLESTOWN Baaoh, Rhode out — 8 bedroom ranch, one acre Back hatchway, patio, amesite 40 Cherry Tree Dr. Hagenow, 849-3214. Ray Jackson, PER MONTH 648-6129 land, 8600 down, fuU price 811,800. angles for head scaarves to match 648-8325. CRIB, no mattress, potty chair, TWO R(X)M apartment, bot water, Island, near Mlaquamlout, 8 bed 473 HUUard St. drive, large corner lot. Anxious East Hartford Lost and Pound Trucks—Tractors WATCH AND jewriry repairing at rocking chair, small rocking Over 100 more homes, aU price owner asking 817,600. MANCHESTER Vldnlty — Ranch, the dresses. On one I stick a back Situations Wanted— refrigerator, stove. Apply Mar room cottage available July 6-30, M anchester 8 sunny bedroom s, 14x19 Uvlitg ing of clear plastic to be used for SERVICE STATION reasonable prices, prompt serv horse, all 816. 648-8307. low ’s, 861 Main St. 640-6674. ranges. CaU the Ellswortii Mitten LOST — BLACK OAT with Mhk 1967 CHEVROLET, half-ton pick Male 39 ice, 3 watchmaxera. Manches Realty, R ealtors, 648-0980, room with fireplace set in rainy days. The others is neatly rhineatoae eoOar, vlclnlly Weat up, good condition. Call after 6, Roofing and Chiiaeys 16-A OVERfflZBD CAPE, 7 rooms, 8 ter’s oldest established Jeweler. 9x13 HOOKED RUG, Whirlpool BTVE ROOM apartment, first floor, CENTRAL AND STYLISH LAWRENCE F . FIANO paneled wall, famUy size kitchen READ THIS TO stitched or .trimmed for dry, Center and Lyneas St. Reward. 644-1878. EXPERIENCED Bartender, avail F . E. Bray, 737 Main S t , State waaher, gateleg table, 3 maple fuU baths, 4 bedroom s, la ^ e Uv 86 HOLLISTER — 4 bedrooms, with built-in oven and range, windy days. These may be tucked ROOrîrTfl fln ofialliln g repairing Major oil company has proven, large backyard, available July 1, Wanted To Rent 68 ing room, formal dining nxnn, at 649-tS87. ' able for part-time work, clubs, ’Theater BuUding. Windsor chairs, 3 TV, maple 890 montbly. References required. close to all schools, S-car garage. R ealtor 648-2766 form ica counters, aluminum YOUR WIFE in small girls’ pockets tor emer INTBRNA’nON AL truck, 1966, rooda o( all fanda, new rom . gut- high volume, station foi* lease, hotels, restaurants. Available tached garage, 160x100 wooded lot, storms and screens, oil baseboard ter work, chimnaya elaaned, re eingle bed, 648-4716. 649-0147. WE HAVE oustomen waiting for Owner 649-6118. gencies and older girls can carry LOST m 8TRATKD — Brown and half-ton pick-up, »260. Cell Winkler fully equipped, large lot, mod ’Tuesday-Saturday, 6 p.m.-l a.m. 833,900. Phllbrlok Agency, Uke new, 6-year-old, 3 bedroom Charles Nicholson 742-6^ heat. 816,500. W olverton A gency, them In theti' purses. —RUBY Mack, 4-months-old, large puppy, AUto Parts, 179 Middle ’Tpke., paired Aluminum aldhM. SO ern in every respect. S A H the rental of your property. CaU 649-3784 after 4 p.m . Florists— ^Narserles 49 MANSFIELD — ROUTE 82, 16 649^^464. ranch, basement with partially LITTLE MAINTENANCE to be Realtor, 649-2813. DEAR POLLY—WhUe waahiag predominant German Shepherd .W est, 648-6168. years’ experience. Free esUmates. Stamp franchise assures suc J. D. R ealty, 648-6129. finished rec room, modem concerned with here! This brick Three bedroom, front to back Call Row ley, 648-6861. 648-0768. Office ani Stsre miles from Manchester. 6 rooms, split, elegant interior of all fine china and cr^tal in the sink, eroeabreed, m ala. 646-0813, cess. Ability and experience $75. Call 648-2466. 4H9L-IM.OO MONTHLY. Attrao- kitchen, many extras, reduced 7 room ranch shows Imagination MANCHESTER — 6 bedroom are principal requirements. E qn h ^ m en t 54 MANCHESTER or South Windsor, tlve *bedroom ranch, ahunlmim ■vinyl walltex and new wall to place a towel on the bottom of AFRICAN VIOLETS for eale. to 119,900. in its planning, Is decidedly dif MANCHESTER Green Area — 6 Ranch, 2 baths, 8 fireplaces, rec the sink. This will prevent the Financing can be arranged. Docs—Birds—Pets 41 6-6 room s 'With garage, shaded storms, cellar, amssHa drive, reation room, heated patio, extra wall carpeting in bedrooms • Auto Accessoriea—Tires 6 Radio-TV Repair Serriees 18 Ridge St., 648-4664. yard. ExceUent Tuuidy tenants. ferent from the ordinary run of room (jolonial, recreation room, dlahee fipm dilpplng or crackhra Unusual circumstances require NEW TTPEWRITBR8, 880.86 iqi; trees, O i ^ 819,000. CteKaa W. the mill. Tree studfled lot and large kitchen with all buUt-ins, and livii^ room, mahogany 1902. OLDSMOBILE motor and BOARDING MEDIUM size and used typewriten, 888 up. Berube’s Furnished Apartment* 8S-A Reasonable. Write Box “N”, 1^ baths, combinations, nicely on the hard porcelain. —M. J. 1C ■UDCXHQUJX WaHr an i Btrrior, quick changeover to first class Hutchlns/Realtor, 04*6189, double garEige, 1% baths, fire- landscaped yard, exceUent -cohdl beautifully landscaped, shrubbed paneled rec room, 1(4 baths, transmission, low mileage on mo CONNIES TV and Radio Barvloa, small dogs. Grooming Cocker Typewriter Service, 4T0 B. Mid Herald. J. D. REALTY built-ins, aluminum storms and GIRLS—This hint may be a ro- hooded fspraeaoUtiva. AKnd avallablo all hours. Satlafactian service station operator. Call Garden— Farm— Dairy 1% ROOM FURNISHED apart- placed living ropm. For more de tion, extras. Priced below market . acre lot, Bowers School. Bel Air AmeD, 306 Bwwy St. S4S4MB0. tor, 1826. 644-8356. 526-8671, M iss ’Tully, days, and Spaniels our specialty. Harmony dle T^ke., Mandieater. 810-8477. MANCHESTER — 9 famUy home screens, cathedral celling in mlnder to others like m e Vriio guareateed. Call 649-1816. Hill Kennels, Hebron Road, Bol Prodacts 50 ment, Ugbt housekeeping, bath tails call Wolverton Agency, Real to seU. Owner, 648-4084. R eal Estate, 648-9332. used to do this, hut have grown 649-0723, M r. R ielly, eve. and * 6 on 66x186 shaded lot, 2-car ga ' 648-5129 tor, 649-2818. the living room are features RIDE WAMniD from Manobester ton, 643-6427. room, reasonable, centrally lo Business Property For Sale 70 rage, separate utiUUes, aluminum careless and forgotten how prac weekends. WINTER CABBAGE plants for cated. 649-8404 between noon-8 CUTE AND CLEAN 4 room ranch MANCHESTER — 8 bedroom adding to perfection, 822,900. to Hartfoed vieinity Royal McBee Trailers— Mobile Homes 6-A Wanted—Ta Bay 58 storms and screens, one block to MANCJHBJSTER — Edgerton Street. Cape, Ihi baths, dishwsisher, dis tical it la. —POLLY Moving— Trucking— PENNY NEEDS a good hmne, sale, Danish bcUl heads and flat p.m . CENTER STREET — 8 stores plus on shaded lot, location affords Typewriter, flrat lUft. Can bus and shopping. Owners occupy Looking for a pretty package? convenience to buses, schools and poser, storm ■windows, double ga DEAR POLLY—When you beat inREE-YEAR-OLD American mo ______Storage 20 lovable, clean tabby-flger female heads, 100 plants for 82- Taylor WB BUY SBLL er Irede eiittque -I- T room apartment, aU In one separated eggs for a recipe, beat 743-6640 anyUma or 648-1833 after St., Talcottitille (northeast corner MANCHBSTER — 8 room apart ing. ExceUent investment. Wolver COLONIAL RANCH — 6 room s, Then, see this 4 room expandable shopping. Drive by 289 HUUard rage. Owner, 238-6177, 649-6484. 8 p.m . bile home, 2 bedrooms, aluminum kitten. Free. 648-7888. and used fUndture, obbui, fleas, .package, exceUent locaticn with ton Agency, Realtor, 64*3818. IH baths, modern kitchen with J. D. REALTY the whites first and add a little awnings, completely furnished, MANCHESTER Package Dettvery. NEWLY ESTABLISHED, well pay' near railroad crossing). ment, central, utilities. Call Niw- (jape overlooking park, fuU cellar, Street. For appointment call the stiver, picture tameu and d o good potential. For further infor bullt-ins, 2-car attached garage, oil heat, plaster walls, natural W olverton Agency, Realtor, MANCHESTER — Lake St. Charm bit of the beaten white to the WANTED — RIDB from Benton assumable mortgage. Call 876- Lig^t trucking and package deliv Ing, 6 station beauty salon In coins, old dolls and guns, hobby ington 666-6868. GARRISON COLONIAL — 4 bed 648-5129 shopping center, Vernon-Rockville mation oaU the PhUbrick Agency, lot 300x260, 822,900. PhUbrick woodwork, fireplace . . . be sure 649-2818. is what this house has. Cape (jod yolks before beating them. Yolks St. to Pratt Ic Whitney Engineer 6384. ery. Retrlgeratora. waahera and Live Stock 42 ootieotions, attfo oontsnu or wbolo 646-8464. rooms, large family room, formal home, living room, formal dining stove moving qMclglty. Foldiiig area. Marvelous opportimity, PICK TOUR OWN strawberries, A gm cy, 646-8464. to see It, 814,600. W olverton Agen will thicken more cpiickly and will ing Bldg., 8hI:45 dally. Call 640- estates. Furaltnrs Rspalr Service, dining room , ktteben, U'vlng room room, spacious kitchen, 2 b ^ not stick to the bowl. —MRS. N. NEW 16 FOOT travel trailer. Will chairs for rent. 649-0TO3. business growing rapidly. .JWust TWO BEAUTIFUL pwtiea, 80” 26c a basket. 696 Hillstown Rd. Business Locations cy, Realtor, 64*2818. TWO FAM ILY, 4-4 plus 2% story, 0610. Thleottvino, Conn. Tel. 648-7449. MAIN STREET — Corner lot with fireplace, largfe lot. Offered POUR BEDROOM raised ranch, 25x36 rear building. For Informa rooms and bath up, basement ga J. M. rant by the week to responsible sell due to other Interests. Will fi high. Ernest S. Qowdy, Brewster For Rent' 64 140x160 with a sem lprofessional below bank appraisal, 822,600. large recreation room, 2 full persons. 649-4966. t h e AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO. nance,' If necessary. Write Box D, St., Coventry. STRAWBERRIES — Pick your tion ca ll 649-1919 between 5-8 p.m . rage, well terraced, secluded EDISON RD. — Cape, 4 down,. 1 DEAR POLLY—^When traveling WANTED — RIDE to Hartford own, 26c quart, across from building on It. Blxcellent location. PhUbrick Agency, 049-8404. bains, 2-car garage, exceUent con treed lot, $16,990. Cantor A Gold- with small chUdren I put into a from South Main to Fox’s. Call Moving, p acl^ , storage, loeal Herald. t h r e e r o o m s ground floor. Business zone 2. Owner wiU assist unfinished up, fireplace, garage Manchester Motor Sales, W. Cen Rooma Wllhoat Board 69 dition, 823,600. PhUbrick Agency, 43 Dale Rd. MANCHESTER — Lease or pur farb, 648-8442, 875-6244. bag all the articles ^ clothing 640-7130. » , _ . *®<1 ><*8 distance. Agents (or Meal for any office or commer- in financing. T. J. Crockett, Real $9,600 FULL PRICE fo r modern 4 646-8464. chase, ■ 6-year-old ranch, 8 twin- patio, oil heat. Owner 646-0059. Auto Driving School 7-A Wheaton Van Lines, Inc., worid- ter St., Manchester. Open 6 p.m. w e; other space avaUable. they will need to put on at one Artleles For B a lt 45 till dqrk. FURNISHED ROOMS, complete tor. 048-1677, room year ’round ranch overlook Manchester size bedrooms, fireplace, large wide movers. Free estimates. Help Wanted— Female S5 light housekeeping faculties. Cen 474 Main St. Plenty o f parking. ing Coventry Lake. Kitchen buUt- AIR-OON DinONBD — 6 room time, fasten the b«^ and put tlie Aut(»aolilles Far 8i^ i LARSON’S — Cooneotlcut’s first 648-5187. 649-8229, 9-8. ' r V - family kitchen, hot water oil heat, child’s name on That way FOR SALE — Flat etone tor walls, trally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Ina. Bel Air Real Estate, 64*9882. ranch, *years-old, large kitchen hatchway, city water and sewer, licensed driving school,' trained NURSE—Licensed In ConnectiouL fireplace, Veneer, and patioe. CaU WISH BOLTON LAKEFRONT Lots For Ssls TS there are no mussy suitcases, ix> 1988 FORD CUSTOM 800, V-8, au- certified and approved,' now of 28-bed home, 3-11 shift, bonus of Household Goods 51 Arch Street, Manchester. Land For Sals 71 with dishwasher, lot 150x250, 8 quiet street. William Curtin A C3o., tomatlc transmission, blue and 649-0617. bedrooms, minutes from Manches lost socks and so on. Also It Is a fering claMroom and behind Painting— Papering 21 fered. Collect 876-0131. ONE ROOM to rent, private home, 346 NORTH MAIN — M ore. OPEN HOUSE 627-5107 evenings, 678-8672, 282- THREE BUILDINO tots prime surprise for the children to -iMe vdiite, excellent aonditlon. Phone wheel instructloa for teen-agers. BVBRYTHINO in sterilised recon 640-6239, 9-5. BOLTON, COVENTRY townline — ter, priced to sell 816,900. PhU 8449. LAWNltOWERS, garden traotors, private entrance, 119 Cooper IDU 96 acres, brook, some frontage on Wishes will begin to come true LARGE 4-BEDROOM location, AA aone, Philbrick iriiat they are each to wear on a 649-0013. 64frd075. PAOnnNQ AND piMirhenylM ditioned used furniture and ap- brick Agency, 649-8464. Agency, 049-8464. and tlUara. Terms, trades, porta Uances, high quaUty—low prices. Street. 049-0696. Route 6. Terms avaUable. T. J. SUNDAY 1 - 6 when you see this lovely split- certain day. —MRS. D. Z.' Good oleaii wocfcmimablp at rea- WOMAN FOR houseoleenins, mas level home at Rockledge. GIRLS—Several of you have MEED CART T« MORTLOOTS Driving School b e., am blc ratea. SO yean in Mon- live in. Call 646-6416. ^ Movice.^ Capitol Equlmnmt EcBlanc Furniture, 196 South St., STORES FOR RENT Crockett, R ealtor, 648-1677. 812,900 — 8 BEDROOM RANCH, Seven room home, garage, BURNHAM ST., Manchester — downf Short on down p»a«B tr 86“ Mahi'' ■ S ^ e t Mancheeter. FURNISHED ROOM for rent near 127 Diane Drive buUt-in stove, combination storms, Priced at 837,900 and feattn-ing large kitchen with huUt-in dish written to ask how many nylon offices, Massroom, located Man oheater Raymond Flake. 640-9337. 648.7868. RockvlUe. 876-2174. Open 9-8. Main Street, 049-3170. 9 Hazel Excellent Location r ' 14 (jhristopher Dr. Beautifully treed building lot, 156 Banknpt? Riimaaamiowy Don’t chester Parkade, lower level. Be WILLING TO LEARN? Let Avon recreation room, nicely land- 2 bathrooms, heated rec room, washer, large paneled ll-ving frontage by 412 deep, reduced stockings it would take to knit a daqialrT Sta Hnnaet Oouglae. b - A Big Bargsin At Albert’s Street. Houses For Sale 72 Three bedroom ranch,, waU to , scaped lot, high elevation. Cjarl- 2-car geu:age, wall to wall Vernon sweater. It would be impossible ginners, older, nervous students, BKTERIOR a n d Interior painting. teach you a pleasant, dignified SCREHINKD LOAM for best in room ■with fireplace, enclosed from $3,200 to 82,650 fo r quick gulie about lonraet down^ Wallpaper booka P^pmanging. way to earn extra money the NOT ONE PENNY Apply waU carpeting throughout, new- ton W. Hutchins, 649-5132. carpet, all birch kitchen, beau paneled sunporch, triees, dock. to say, as there are many things our specialty. Teen-age driver’s lawns from our screening plant SIX ROOM Immaoulate home ^ painted In and out. Assume sale. 643-8779, after 6 p.m . aat pajrmante anywban No small educaUon oourst. S t^ certified. Celllnga. Sloora. Fully Inaured year ’round in your ^>are time. DOWN! tiful U'vlng room with raised A rare buy at only $17,900. that would determine the amount Andover - Columbia. George Orif ONE SLEEPING room for gentle Managfer across from Shady Glen. 194 feet G.i. mortgiê. Owner HIGH ELEVATION — Attractive I hearth fireplace, buUt-lns, on LITTLE CASH —how tightly one knits, the slw loan or dnanee eom] 640-7898. workmanship guaranteed. Leo Income of 83 to 88 en hour will ting, Inc., 748-7886. "A WHOLE HOUSE” man with pariting. CaU 648-4873. WTLLYB ST. — Extraordinary Douglaa Motarr, PelleUer, M l 0-6836 I f no answer, start immediately. Tour neij^bors OF FURNITURE STATE THEATRE on Turnpike, 660 feet deep. Bel bedroom ranch, walk-out base a lovely wooded lot. single tot, 240 foot frontage. of the needlee, the width the caU 048-9048. are waiting to buy, so call for ap AND APPLIANCES A ir R eal Estate. 048-9882.______649-7648 ment, trees, nice 'view,, near Compact and cozy, 8 bedroom 643-7444. stocking stripe were cut, the pa* ALWATI A good ruppiy of heed PLEASANT FURNISHED room. school, only 813,900. Carlton W. LAWRENCE F. FIANO pointm ent Today. 389-4923. DARK, RICH, etooe free loam, fin, ON THE EASIEST TERMS CaU 640-0691 or inquire 186 Bis- MANCHESTER — .6 room Ranch, house for 8400 down, near tern or type of stitch, and the Chevroleta and Fordo, 1696 and 1 -Z L E R N PAINTINQ and waUpapartng, waU- STORE FOR RENT, 767 Main St., Hutchins, Realtor, 640-6182. churches, schools and shopping, gravel, sand, stone. CaU 648-8608. IN ’THE WORLD eell St. 36x100, air conditioned, full cellar, 3-years-old, large kitchen with SPLflT LEVEIL—0 rooma, recrea J. D. REALTY R ealtor 648-2766 OAKLAND TERRACE, 76x140, size of tile sweater to be made. down at Center M btora. 684 C m - paper removed. Wallpaper books START YOXm walk-out basement, aluminum Zone A, trees, secluded area, near POLLY ter Street, 648-1601. Flnanotaii Driving School on request. OeUinge. iN oo estl ample parking. CJall 342-6774. bullt-ins, dining room, 8 bedrocmis, tion room, garage, very oleen, LAKEWOOD CIRCjLE Area — Charles Nicholson T42-6364 FARM LOAM, top quaUty, 6 yard MONTHLY PAYMENTS FURNISHED ROOM for rent, for 815,600. m ortgage, 886.78 Beautifully L-shaped Colonial 648-5129 storms and screens, large priv bus line, $1,900. 649-7319. DEAR POLLY—When you plan arranged ragardleaa «< price wit m ates. Call R oger 648-0938. attached garage, lot 100x800 with ate lot, FHA sales price, Connecticut’s largest, auto load, 812. Call Colum bia Academ y 1 MONTH AFTER YOU gentleman, with kitchen priv trees, 816,900. PhUbrick Agency, Carlton W. Hutchins, Cape with extra large rooms, ga to wear a narrow skirt and a nar average oredlt. 8-93K after 6 p.m . ileges. Call 649-6914. 813,600. matic and standard shift, EXTERIOR AND Interior paint RECEIVE SMALL STORE for rent on Oak 049-8464. ^______I, Multiple Listing. rage, oil hot water heat, 1% (jOVENTRY LAKE — Half acr* row half-slip, put the half-slip in free pick-up service, teen-age ing, paperhanging, wallpaper re SEWING YOUR HOME OUTFIT Street. CaU 649-6264. baths, fireplace, plaster walls, at beautiful building site on corner side the skirt and step into both SPECIAL SALiE — Picnic tables, MONTHLY PAYMENTS MANCHESTER — 4 bedroom Oar- TRANSFERRED — Must be sold tarred road, shade trees, high and at cmce. This saves tugging the 1966 DeSOTO, GOOD condition, classroom , older and* nervous moved, ceilings, fully Insured. extra sturdy 2” himber, 6 toot RCXJM FOR RENT, gentlem an pre WBKT 8IDB — 6 room Cape, rec- tractive treed lot. Quality con CARTER ST., Bolton — 6 room J. D. REALTY this month, 7 room enlarged (jape 8160. Call 649-4696 after 6 p:m . students our specialty, 116 Call G eorge Ouillette, 649-1261. 816.65 Houses For Rent 65 rison (Colonial, 24 foot U'vlng room , reaflen room, close to biu line structed, many feature's. Mid Cape, 3-car cinder block gars dry. Bargain. 643-8607. slip down and prevents It from 813.96, 7 foot 814.60. DeUvered. W. 8 COMPLE’TE ferred. 31 Edmund St. formal dining room, center haU, (jod. Appraised at $18,500. 646- wrinkling under the skirt. —HRS. Center St., Manchester. Call Zinker, 876-7148. and ohoprtng, 816,500. PhUbrick twenties. Wolverton Agency, Real lubrication pit and loft. Bel Air 648-5129 3102. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, exceUent eon- fo r free booklet, 648-8662. PAIN'l'lNG — Five room ranches MACHINE ROOMS CONSIS’TS OF AVAILABLE Immediately — Cov den or office, finished reo room Agency, 649-8464. tor, 649-2818. Real Estate, 648-6382. L. S. dition, new paint job, new tires. and Capes fo r 860. Trim and Beautifur**Yfestinghouse Electric entry Lake. 8% room waterfront with fireplace, 2-car garage, alu B ZONE LOT, 88,000. Wolverton GIRLS—I hope you Uke miwg SUPHROEDED ROTARY . and ROOM FOR RENT. Call 048-6674. A gency, 649-2818. Can be seen after 6 p.m., 164H paint extra. Also scraplnx. reel Toro mowers at special Refrigerator, Television Set - Fam year ’round house, private beach, minum siding, treed lot, |n,9O0. BOWERS AREA ,r- Cheerful 8 THERE ARE value and room In SPRING ST. — 6 room Ranch, 1% this one as weU aa I do. —POL Oak Street, Manchester. 742-8101. * this 7 room older home, all con baths, new wall to wall carpeting LY LEARN TO DRIVE — Special at p rlcee! Save up to 830. M arlow’s, ous Make, Pretty Bedroom Suite, garage, $75 monthly. 648-1686. PhUbrick A gency, 046-8464. room s, fireplace, 3'’ full baths, 3- SOUTH WINDSOR — Split-level DON’T GLANCE, OPERATORS 867 Main S treet Handsome Living Room îte. ear garage and hobby workshop. veniences nearby, 2-car garage, modern kitchen with bullt-ins, 2- 1961 CORVAIR 4-speed stick Monza tention to nervous anti elderly. OUTSIDE PAINTING at a low for big family, 2 family rooms, I'i Classroom for teen-ager. Pickup Heat Proof Dinette Set,. Beautifol Apartments— F1at^-> A real buy at 816,800. Madeline trees, possible 4 bedrooms, fire- car garage, lot 100x200, condition READ THESE Share jrour favorlta homemak- 900, A-1 condiUon,. 81,600. Call price. No job too big or too small. plaoe, under 816,000. Wolverton like new, 821,900. PhUbrick baths, garage, 100x330 yard on ing ideas . . . send them to Polly service. Day or everting lessons. r i d i n g r o t a r y Eclipse lawn- “ Deluxe” nRange Instead Of- West- Tenemoita 68 Smith, R ealtor, 649-1042, or eve. quiet, deadend street. Reduced to 649-4690. Call now, 649-0726, 644-0601. Experienced operators and Cool As Sharbst Agency, Realtor, 640-2813. A gency, 646-6464. Ruth Millett in care of Manchester Evening Reasonable rates. Manchester trainees needed. Excellent op mower, 36 Inch cut, 6.26 h.p., 4- inghouse Electric Refrigerator, If INVITATION 64*8180. $18,200. Now vacant. $14,600. VA cycle Briggs A Stratton, 412 lbs., You Prefer. Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Herald. You’ll receive a bright, 1966 OLDSMOBH^ HARDTOP, Driving Academy. T42-7249. PAINTING, EXTERIOR and In- portunity for qualified trainees 118 MAIN — THREE room s, heat, (X)VEN TRY LAKE — 88,600. (jute assumable mortgage. Glenn Rob MANCHESTER radio, heater, power steering and terlor. paperhanging, wallpaper to learn sewing. Apply . .. 8260. Phone 048-6878. Linoleum, Dishes, Pots And Pans, hot water, stove, refrigerator, erts Agency, MLS Realtors, 644- THE TACTFUL WAT new silver dollar if Polly uses Blankets, Yes For AU 649-6329, 9-6. FOR BIDS waterfront home, 4 rooms and MANCHESTER your Ideas to Pony’s Pointer* brakes, excellent running con removed, floors sanded, dry wall PICNIC TABLES — Blxtra sturdy, A Cool Style! bath, storage abed, garage, nice 1621, 644-1387. Six room (jape, newly painted, A recent Issue of a woman’s dition, 110 Glenwood Street. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 work. .Reasonable rates. FMlly In- EVERYTHING BOLTON BOARD Here Is your opportimity for huge landscaped lot, plastered all bolted construction, 6 foot ONLY 8466.00 location with 64 feet of beach magazine featured an article sured. 649-9658, Joseph P. Lewis. OF EDUCATION frontage. Financing avaUable. Va- a home plus Income. Two BOLTON — 826.15 monthly, smaU w^ls throughout, garage with called “Tact Can (Jet Things 1908 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, hy- 1968 HONDA iSlOTOR bike, 60 MANCHESTER MODES, 819.96, 8 foot 822.96, .10 foot Prices Include Delivery, Set Up TWO ROOM imartment, 148 Oak- mortgage left, 8 room expandable CC, used one month. 649-8302 or 836.96 and others. Assem bled, de- land Street. 6&-S339, BOLTON, CONN. ctmt. T. J. .Crockett, Realtor, family flat convenient to every enclosed porch, immaculate. D one.’ ’ dramatic. power steering, brakes, PEELING — Service Guarantee Immediate De thing. In good condition. Steam year ’round home, furnished or Asking in the 17 bracket. good ^^hdltimi. Call 648-8835. 649-4646. ’ INC. Uvered. W. Zinker, 876-7148. livery Or Free Storage Until Sealed proposals for school mlUf 648-1677. Truer words were never spoken. WHEE! WATER’S CRACKING — MANCHESTER — Main St., 2 will be received by the Superin heat, 2-car garage, beautiful unfurnished, lake privileges. 649- We women are forever letting Needed Regardless Of ’Time yard for outdoor fun. Realisti 9770. 1968 FALCON CONVERTIBLe TT- CHIPPING? 11 CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, rooms heated, 876 monthly. J. D. tendent of Schools, Philip C. MANCHESTER — 6 room ranch, ourselves be persuaded into doing Pine St., clean, excellent condition, Tec- Phone for appointment cally priced. ' HOT-HOT...AND speed transmissicHi, 8 cylinders, Business Services Offered 13 SAMUEL ALBERT R ealty, 643-6139. Liguori, at the office of the Board 'fireplace, buUt-lns, centrally lo BOLTON — 8 bedroom spUt, alu VERNON things that we don't really want 8150 takes over payments. Call Have your house painted umaeh unit, top freezer, 649-0980. Of Education, Bolton, Cbnn., until cated, immediate occupancy. to do, because some tacthil per ’ntEE REMOVAL pruning, and M anchester H artford, 347-0358 TWO UNFURNI8BED ‘ rooma, ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor minum storms, hot water heat, 8 THERE’S A LOTI Valle, 246-6861. very reasonably SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT 4:00 P.M., Wednesday, August 7. C h a r-^ n Real Estate, 643-0683. acres land. Chambers Realty, Custom built split, dining room, son sweet-talks us into it. lot clearing. Lawn mowing. Frank by two responsible young men. VACATION TIME iz here again. ’Tinker Building. Apply Glenney'a 1963. 649-4548 — 64*785’. huge living room, plus, I know Who would take the job of treas Pick up a transistor radio that If you have no means of trans 643-2326„ 648-6630. 1987 PLYMOUTH, 4 door sedan, C. Noble, 649-6053. M en’a Shop, 789 kfain St. Bids will be opened by the Board you will agree, a beautifully, urer of an organization, if frank engine Just overhauled, lie Benton 'CALL 649-1427 will give you hours of pleasure. portation, I’ll send my auto for SHARPENING you. No obligation on your part. of Education, In the school Itorary big, landscaped lot, asking ly told, “This is a hard and Now! For only 914^ a St. Bawa, Marlow’s, 861 Main. NICE 4 ROOM apartment, not (urr Lakeside Drive MANCHESTER — Appealing cus $18,900. knives, ■ bean, AGGRESSIVE GIRL or woman to nished. All conveniences and cen at 8:30 P.M., Wednesday, A.ugust tom buUt 6 room SpUt Level on thankless job- that nobody wants. 7, 1063. day fw fuel ...hot wBter FORD . 1956, Country sedan, radio, rotary bledee. Quick service. Capi ______Electrical Services 22 do general, office duties, one girl A— L—B— E— R—T’—S tral location. Write Box GG, Andover high elevation. Features include a Vernon WUl you take it?” Nobody, would take It, that’s who;’” heater, automatic transmission, tol Equipment Oo., 88 A ., office, shorthand not necessary, GO-CART, 1 eycle engine, |70. 43-46 ALLYN ST.. HAR’TFORD Herald. Specifications can be obtained full plaster house, 2-car garage, aU—an the timel f r e e pleasing personality itnd am CaU 649-0610. at the office of the Board of Edu But a tactful nominating com excellent tires, hand choke, Thun- M encbeeter. Hours dally 7-6. ESTDAA’TES. Prompt eerv- OPEN NIGHTS ’TILL 10 P.M . YEAR ’ROUND formal dining room, 3 fireplaces, FIVE LARGE BEDROOMS ®USHEY, Agency derbird V-8, one owner, 644-1768. ’Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. ice on all types- of electrical wir bitious, good future. Write Box H, WEST SIDE — 0 room second floor cation, Notch Rd., Bolton. Conn., 1^ baths, stainless steel double mittee chairman can get her treas 648-7958. ing. Licensed and insured. Wileem Herald. fiat, sunporch ud garage. urer by some such line as, “You i r y o a five to a tgnpical InoMw BENDDC semi-automatic washing (R F D No. 2, M anchester Conn.) LAKE HOME oven, baseboard hot water heat, 1966 CHEVROLET, 4 door Bel Air, Electrical Co., Manchester, Boats and Accessories 46 m achine, best offer. 649-3302, Adulte preferred. 649-1011, 643- on or before July 1, 1963. large lot ■with storage shed. Im 649-2088 are so good at financial matters you ooold eoeSy nm out oJhoS V-8 powergUde, good condition, HAROLD A SON Rubbish Re- 649-4817. Glastonbury, 633-7378..« CLEANING LADY, full day, once 649-4646. 8932. The right to accept any Bid or, and so businessUke that you're w ater r e n ta l ttoiea a waek. 16 FOOT YELLOW Jacket, with mediate occupancy, raced below Eight room contemporary co ore owner. Call 649-0673 between moval, cellars, attics, and yards, every three weeks or one half day reject any or all Bids- is reserved If you enjoy fishing and boat really the only member capable N o u you eon h im aU toe M trailer, electric starter, 85 h.p. 162 CXXJPER HILL Street, Man- market. Phone 648-6278, Brae- lonial, breezeway, carport, weekly or monthly pick-up. Har every week. Shoor Jewelers, 917 SEWING MACHINES, 1962 models, If deemed necessary for the best ing, be sure to call for an ap of making a good treasurer." anter y o y mead a t a m tone fa r old Hoar, 649-4034. ______Floor Finishing 24 Main St. Johnson, convertible top and wind chester — 4 room duplex, two Bum Realty. utility building, 1V4 baths, never used, 886 or 82 weekly. Interest of the Town of Bolton. pointment to see this fine lake- MANCHESTER — Modest authen 'Ihat kind of tact gets the vacancy only a day. TUrik al to— DeSOTO 1964 SEDAN, radio, heat shield, and all weather nylon cov 648-6044. chUdren, garage, 890. CaU Glas paneled fireplace wall, large tic 5 room Colonial, country set filled —even if it has to be used ALL KINDS OF clocks repaired ,nxX)R SANDING .and refinishing Board of Education, Bolton, shore home. 6 room, two-year- HOLLISTER STREET — 6 room on ly 9 }^ f* a d iy l er, defroster, automatic transmls- er. Call 643-1666 after 6. tonbury 633-9067. Cape, fireplace, immaculate con ting, features include 3 bedrooms, on several different member.s be end cleaned, antiques included. (specializing in older floors). Help Wanted—Male 36 HOUSEHOLD APPLIAN(JES fmr Connecticut, June 24, 1668. old ranch, basement garage, basement ■with back hatchway., Yee, thanks to MobiTheet elon, power eteerlng, excellent knotty pine kitchen, large liv dition. Char-Bon ' Real Estate, excellent kitchen, oil heat and ga fore one swallows it hook, line, tires, best offer. 649-8783. Work guaranteed. Call 649-1662 be Painting. CjeUiugs. Papurhangtng. FOR SALE — Good well seasoned ssde,. also O.E. refrigerator; an near Parkway, well landscaped and an (A-fired hot water heator No job too small. John VerfaUle. EXPERIENCED painters wanted. used lumber in assorted sizes. Al ing room, raised hearth fire 643-0683. rage, on bus line. P rice 812,900. and sinker. tween 9-12 noon and alter 4 p.m . tique table, clock and chair. large lot, trees. Only $21,900. Who would take on the job of ofoom ctcapaci^—yonrfomOy 1002 CADILLAC, fu lly equipped, 649-6760. Work located between Manchester so, storm windows, inside and out place; ' located on a large Quick occupancy. Call 643-6278, 648-8637. j homeroom mother or den mother power steering, good condition, LAWN MOWERS, sharpened and and Glastonbury. 683-7766 tx>ihveen side doors, one gas.hot air fur NOTICE double lot, 816,000. 136 LAKEWOOD (jlRCLE, S. — Brae-Burn Realty. oan take caro of eB llw e wqtefag 8300 or best offer. 648-4818. rei>aired, sales and service, rental 8-7, or apply at 44 B a y b e r^ R o a d , nace, radiators, sinks and tubs. MARLOW’S have a big stock of B olton <3eiucus EnroUmeqt Sesaloa SEPTIC TANKS (Quality built ranch o f/ 6 large or Brownie leader, if told candid needs at one tfan* equipment. L A M Eiquipment Private Instructions 28 Glastonbury. ' Reg:istrars of voters of Town of rooms, Uvlngârea 1,J^ square $18,400 — SIX ROOM (jape, newly ly, “ Any mother, almost, could do One 30 gallon gas hot water heat wardrobes, both wood and metal, AND decorated, large lot, owner trans M en ran do the ismQy WMte 1980 PONTIAC Bonneville, S-dom* Corp., Route 88, Vernon, 876-7809. er. Also, plumbing supplies. Open from 811-88 to 882.96. E-Z term s, Bolton will be In session in the J. D. REALTY feet. AA zone ^teautififlly shêd, LAWRENCE F. FIANO this job, but most mothers are so 8to ean d o tiie dfaiMB at toe eoaw hardtoj’ blue white, full pow- Manchester exchange, Enternrise PIANO — By London certified in LUMBER YARD tallyman, per landscaped loK l()0x200 feet. ferred. Call owner, 649-1548. quick on the excuses it is hard to daily 8:80 to 6. Saturday 8-8. (R o 861 Main St. Community Hall, Bdton Center, Realtor 643-2766 tim e Junior takes hk bath, and 1 049-4100; 1946. structor. New students or adults manent job <^>ening, for recent man’s Housewrecking, S t*3 c k Friday, July 6, 1963, from 3 to 6 PLUMED SEWERS 648-5129 649-1198. find leaders.” Nobody would, of wishing to' renew their skills a ROfjKVILLE — 812,990. 5 room you enjoy a shower. high school paduate. Call 389 Place, off North Main Street, or for enrollment of electors entitled Charles Nicholson 742-6364 course. 1967 CHEVROLET B ELAIR, 3-do(»’ DOES YOUR LAWN need mow specialty. Starts summer term. 9379. Cape, nfce .shaded yard on bus So the tactful woman whose job Don’t d ^ y —jdione as todiqr. call 646-2392. to vote in primaries and caucuses Mathins Glsnisd line, excellent condition. Owner, hardtop, V-6 standard transmls- ing? We cut and trim. Call 643- 643-2310. Septle Tanks, Dry WeUs, Sew it is to secure leaders tells each Find out how easy it is to awtteli eton. 161 School St., 648-6460. M03 or 648-7977. INVITATION and to make changes in ttie last 875-5573. 1962, 16’ ALUMINUM runabout, perfected caucus Ust. er Lines InstaUed-Ôellar Wa SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, 496 M iller Rd. prospect, “You are the ideal per toaMoMOwtoBradi EXPERIEN district for the purpoM of mroll- garaga, nrUig fed pond with Owner transferred, 640-4825. 742-8248. (hints for husbands). Just send 38 ^dget, Exi>edient service. J. D. one of the nation’s leading com ’Truck. tion. N otch Rd., Bolton, Cfonn. Werib S\>r la*clasa ntoiUng add lOo T or lst-«laaa maUiiif add lOofor cents to Ruth Millett Reader Serv Realty, 643-5126. panies. A verage incom e In the ment, oorraetioiia end ehangee in counnry aetting. Five rooms ijdeal (3U8TOM REUPHOLBTERING Bid forms and 'specifications are (RFY> No. 2, Maneboeter, Conn.) H rw pfoeM for aoch pattern. Print Nam% Ad- aach ^ttem . Pitot Name. Addreoe MANCHESTER — Attractive 3 ice in care of Manchester Eve. BROTHERS and slipcovers made to order. In five figure bracket. For interview the caucus Hats o f the tw o dis for owner; huge Bolton stone fire availahle at the OonttrUler’s Office, on or after July 1, 1968. tricts. dreoa with Zone, Styta No. and with Zone and Pattern Nuhtber. place, ceramic bath with bullt-lns $14,500 — 6 R(X)M CAPE, im m acu 36 SCOTT DRIVE bedroom;- colonial in Woodhill Herald, P?0. Box 489, Dept A, t'niek*—Tnwtwirs business since 1930, three genera A PRESH START will ease tension call M anchester 644-0303 between 06 ; Center Street, Mandieater, Tw rraeM and help your vacation plans. 83,- ’The right to accept any Kd or Dated at Coventry, Oonneotiout, Size. Juat 50c for the New '83 Album! and adumlnum storms. Also, late condition, nearly finished, (Directions: E. Center Street, Heighis, baths, oombination Radio City Station, New York 19, tions of quality workmanship. All , 6 and 6 p.ih. only. Conneotfeut. Baato Ihahlcn, nirlng and oum- Ml 3-5135 MM. CHyiBOLW, utiUty body, OM costa 866.76 per month. CCaU reject any or aU Bids is reserved this 26th day of June 1963. Concratw'Rwpoira U m i^ k m l r deoifnai Stoaotfonr 82x00 sturdy frame out-building. A fireplace, open stairs, reoraatloo left, coto Parker Street to Co windows, convenient to schools N.Y. vjotk guaranteed In writing for ’TOWN CW* MANCOODSTBR. if deemed neceeeery for the bast 2 ^ 1S8B to Juot Mo. Bead todaf nod bw (or the tooineae man at tocta , wooded lot. lonial Drive to aeeond ita^ qnd shopping, $18,800. Ownav, 1 MI 4 II CMMf Ml, 10 yeana Bam'e Iânk-Burke, Conn. Mortgage Ex- OONNSenOOT « Doris W.Loroa ... Reeseeeblf...... ^•ngq, 15 Lewis Street, Hartford, interest ef tba Toem of Bottoo. Mriagr M. Baekiga SSteM Site SSS«M*te*SSwteSl’ ^‘ iMtMA tfS lOil. Boott DatoaA Hotenan M , US-Stof Read HenM Advs.1 ' o f 4 4 3 - 0 8 5 1 >•

KIOI TWENTY-FOUE THURSDAY. JUNE VI, 19«l Avinigo Dolljr N«t Prs4o Ron lEtt^nittg H^ralb T h t W w th d T Fbr the Week Ended Poraenat ef D. & Weather Boraon Mrs. Charles.H. McKenite, 38A J u a a M , I N S About Town Garden Dr., who is publicity chair Dodger Dowd Here 4J fW r but warm tonight. Low 79- man of the Junior Century Club of Two Students Will Graduate 11 Y'H rt T A 7S. Saturday mostly eunny, hot llw BrtvwUoD Aimy will oon- Manchester attended a Pnbllcity Visiting Relatives 13,804 and humid with elMuioe of show- tfudt an open air Inrvice tonigtilt Clinic in New Havbn, Wednesday, M a n b e r ed the A u d it t u i r u i u n 31- F r a iii ere afternoon or eventog. High In at the New Haven Woman’s Club. MMH X-ray Course^ Join Staff 9 ait Mirfn and Bb«h 9ta. at 7:30 p. Viaitbig with relathres in Man Ihiienn eC dreolntloa near 90. a t OaM: Vlrad Dixon wlID be tn Manche$ter-—A Cuy of Vulage Charm etanpe. A prayer aervloe will Miss Dorothy Nolan and' Mlss<^ three atudents beginning their chester and renewing old acquain be Md at the dbadel at 7:16. Public Records Jean Simons will Join the staff of first year. tances is Jsmes (Dodger) Dowd, The course is conducted by Dr. a kmg-tlme Manchester resident TOL. L X X X n , NO. S29 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRU)AY, JUNE 28, 1968 (OhaHniiil A6verttataig m Fag* tl) Itie BrMMi American d u b will the X-ray department at Mui- PRICE SEVEN CENTS Quitclaim Deed WilUam L. Oonlon, head of the who now makes his home in Vero apormor a dance Saturday from 9 ciiester Memorial Hospital after X-ray department, assisted by Dr. Beach, Fla. pm . to 1 ajn. for meanbere and Roger Olcott, to the Town Of completing a two-year course* in Manchester, property north of Douglas J. Roberts Jr. and Dr. Dowd, well known as a baseball gueaba Charlie Va^dc’a Or- J^-ray Technology at the hospital. Robert E. Karns, radiologists. player in these parts during his Proud Board Gives dheatra win Airnlah munic. West Center St. Merriage Uoeasee The girls ■will graduate Sunday. The Manchester hospital course, youth, retired several years ago approved by the American Medi after long service at the Berkshire PINEHURST FEATURED MEAT ITEM THIS WEEK WILL BE Red Chief Ramsdell Reward Jean flMMflbenpflug has been Raymond Leon DeBlois, 112 Miss Nolan is the daughter of School for Boys and took up resi Lenox St., and Paula Rose Dzia- cal Association in 1956, has limit aaraailed a scholerediip to Mt. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Francis' Nolan of ed its classes to five students. In dence in Florida. Ju d o r OoBege, not to the Univer- dus. Spring St., St. Janies Church, Taftidile. Miss Simons is the A raiae in pay, an extra July 6. addition to a hospital adminis Long an avid golfer, Dowd plays Lean, U. S. Choice and Premium Arrives in alty of Oonneoticut, ae was er> daughter of Mr. and Mis. Adolf tered test, students must pass an regularly at Veto Beach and car week’s vacatlpn, a new brief- roneoualy reported In the High Warrantee Deeds ried a 10 handicap. âee and roaea for hla wife Family of 3 Killed, Simona of Gilead. examination conducted by a na flehool WotM. Janice Scheiben- Leora Stelnmeyer, to Mary C. Five students have been en tional board. Completion of the I Nearing his 72nd birthday, were given to Raymond E. wiH attend the University of DoUnsiky, property at 39 Durant rolled in the course this year. East Berlin Ramsdell, aufierlntendent of St. course qualifies a student to an Dowd was a frequent golfing part Three, will begin their second year Vernon echooOa for 25 years, by Richard T. Wakdi and Christine X-ray department position with ner of Don Diysdale and Duke on July 1. They will be joined by any hospital. Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers Top or Bottom Q Q a proud board "of education Mr. and Mrs. Hoger Williams, M. Walsh, to Stephen A.. Ramo BERLIN (AP) — Soviet last nigtvt. 1768 Tolland Tpke., ^11 hold opva and Martha M. Ramo, property at during spring training. The visitor plans to remain an lb Premier Khrushchev arrived The board unanimously house Sunday from 3 on for their 133 Helabie Rd. Oak St. Scaiborough Rd. voted to raise his salary from ■on, Roger Williams'' Jr. and his other week in Manchester before in Bast Berlin today and was Jack 6. Tedone and Cecilia B. H. Hayner Davidson and Ber Helen G. Andrews, to Theodore heading South. He is staying with Round Steak Roast $1S,800 to 516,000 a year. family, who are making a short Tedone, to Peter J. Gunas Jr. and told that President Kennedy’s I nice G. Davidson, to Mai'Un Duke M. Moran and Joyce C. Moran, a cousin. Miss ArHne Hainesworth A lso ' unaninuxisly, the Murderer ‘ elatt here from California. Mary K. Gunas, property at 199 and Juliane Duke, property at 15 trip to West Berlin was made property at 223 Oând St. at 12 Deerfield Dr. board voted to let him take an - Pinehursf Special Values for the Purpose of creating extra week’s vacation, from - ifney :■! entnity among Germans. July 10 to Aug. 16, to allow I C J 0 j u r f . > Khrushchev said he agreed. him to go with other area edu- BLOCK ISLAND Re cam* for a eummit meeUng oatore on a trip to Ekirope. He Police See WlOi leOdera of Soviet bloc couii' end bis wife Natalie will go FRESH SWORDFISH trlee. by ship, and will - visit Eng lb. 79c Walter inbrlcht, the epade land, France, Italy and SwlU- No Motive bearded Baat Oerman Oommunlet erland. Usually the miperia- lekder, greeted Khrushchev with tendent has a month’s vaca U. S. CHOICE GRADE a klse and declared In a welcom tion. ing epeech: In presenting the brisfcaae In Shooting “Kennedy came to West Berlin to him, WUllam Hahn, chair to ctlr up . the Weet German peo man of the board, eald the ple aga&rt the people of Kaat board members are proud of NEW LONDON (A P)— An Cube Steaks 9 9 * The Finest Franks At Oermany In the Interests of the Ramsdril for getting hla doc 4cy young man who snuffed American monopolists.’’ torate at the University of out the lives of the couple SWIFT PREMIUM HAM » Low Prices . . . In reply Khrushchev said he Connecticut tola month. agreed completely with Ulbrlcht’a Mrs. Ramsdell was given next door and their 10-year- W you arm swrrsnfiy, sitsrnsling bstwssn one food ttors and another, trying to gat valusa for your food Whole or Butt Half 80c analyelB of toe Kennedy visit to red roses In thanks for letting old son and then waited for dollan, bsrs't apms sdvics. Switch over to shopping at A&P, whsrs you tan tap into planty of thrift West Berlin on Wednesday. her husband out ao many eve the police to come was book p«ww with A&P't low priass. And you're sure to get a big charga pvar Plaid Stamps. They pack plenty of DUBUQUE lb. 59c Khrushchev stepped out of hie nings to attend meetings. DUBUQUE lane accompanied by his wife, ed for murder early today. •Mt ••wori . . . For thrift and gifts — the "outlet" to "plug in" to is A&P. Shop, save and see! 8flna. Policy said Nicholas Ukraine. 26, Contrary to specuIaUon Khru' showed no remorse as hi» described ^ ehchev did not bring along Valen the shootlnTs last night at head- j fUPIR-MGIfT QUALITY PREMRJM lb. 69c tina Tereshkova, the Soviet space- Witness Names quarters and went, through a re- i Liverwurst woman. Some thought he might enactment later at the murder MAVY, ¥fKTMN do BO in an effort to whip up pub scene. lic excitement similar to that Viscount Astor "He said he’d do it again.” one FIRST PRIZE or which greeted Kennedy In West of the investigating officers said. Berlin. 'The victims were a HS-vear-old BONELESS Officially the purpose of the vis In Vice Trial mailman. Robert P. Reidy. his GROTE & WEIGEL it—annmmced only four days ago wife. Marv', 43, and their son —Îs toTielp Ulbrlct celebrate his LONIXJN (AP)—Christine Keel Mark, 10. Mark was the Reidy’S POT 70th birthday Sunday. er testified today that wealthy only child. lb. 89c A large crowd turned out at the 'ITie Reidys lived at 33 Belden airport to cheer Khrushchev’s ar Lord Astor at one time paid toe Accused Slayer St., Ukraine at 35. 'The neighbor ROAST L6 rival at Schoenfeld Airport. rent on an apartment she shared hood has been visited frequently After reviewing an honor guard, with another party girl. She said Nicholas Ukraine, accused New London slayer of three, by police in recent .years. 'Two Chuck Roast Khrushchev went down a recep- he had no ulterior motive. y ( / / a is guarded by Det. Melvin W. Jetmore, (AP Photofax.) months ago. there was a murder at SUPER-RfOHT QUALITY, BONPLWS BfSF OVEN ROAST Miss Keeler, 21, took the stand a house right across the street, at (Conttoued on Page Nine) as the first prosecution witness in 26. Siodu CamuuL Sak.! a magistrate’s hearing of vice Police .said their questioning of U. S. CHOICE charges against Dr. Stephen Ukraine failed to produce any 1 LB jPJF< Ward, 60, society osteopath. clear idea of what prompted the Shoulder Roust »75 GOP Cautious Her testimony produced a ser JFK Is Named slayings. AAPSPiaAL 4 CANCANS S J j SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY. (STRAIGHT CUT lb 79( ies of spicy sensations Including: “He claimed he was being ha Scene 'hf Triple Murder APPLESAUCE BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS Viscount Astor, 66, three times 1 LB 1 OZ rassed by them,” an officer said. Robert 0. Reidy. his wife and their son were shot to death last night in the house- o*i D a A "tRSM BtlSKiT C C Lean Selected Center Outa In Evaluating married descendant of American But when it came to details, he SpMial CANS millionaire John Jacob Astor, said, Ukraine seemed unable to the right at 33 Belden St., New London. Accused slayer Nicholas Ukraine lived in the CREAM STYLE CORN 10^ PBONTCUT LB gave Ward a check for repf on an explain. ' house at left. (AP Photofax.) rOT KOQST apartment Miss Keeler shared Cork Freeman UBIQC Kennedy Trip He came into the house wdth a fO N A SP IO A L CAN PlUAAP,rLUiyw, ROUND, leiNUtK T ^ D E RANU AN Dm AMATY, RIADY-TO-COOK with Marily (Mandy) Rlce-Davles. .38 and shot the whole three of CUT BEETS Astor owns the Cliveden estate them right in the parlor,” the offi WASHINGTON (AP)—The ac-' CORK, Ireland (AP)—■President, Kennedy to Dublin for his address SPEARS - A&P CUT 14V2 0 Z outside London where Ward rent cer said. I » O C K i | C c slalm given President Kennedy in ed a cottage and gave rartlee. Kennedy was made a breeman of to toe two houses of parliament. GREEN - SPECIAL A great favorite . . . Europe was welcomed by con 0>rk today. He told a cheering After this there were ceremo 'Then he went out in front to Racial News ASPARAGUS CAN C O iN IS H LB Miss Rlce-Davles testified she wait for the police. He handed over Social Whirl Fades 25^ Gnme Birds gressional leaders today, but Re had intercourse with Lord Astor crowd when he retires he vrill take nies awarding the President hon. the revolver when they arrived. D E A r U C C YELLOW CLING 1 LB 13 OZ SHOULDER STEAKS this Dubuque oblong publicans cautioned a g a 1 n s t while she shared an apartment great satisfaction “In not only be orary degrees from the National 2 9 < A g IKTBA H A M fT A M N weighing toe laating success of Police said they knew Reidy At a Glance ■ C M v I l E J SLICED or HALVES - SPECIAL CAN CCXONiAL SKINLESS with Miss Keelez. ing president of my own country University and the University of a J w it h I IB I OZ r K « (1st Cuts Of These Roasts lb. 89c) shape S lb. ham at toa trip until all toe Jesuits are in but a freeman of this city.” M;uidy, 13, a blonde, also Dubllh and honwary- freedom of (Obntimied on Page Ten) In Race-Torn Town By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DEL MOf^TE 1 LB 1 OZ||PC —particularly from France. broi^t the name of American 'XXnt; Ireland’s chief port 'And the Irish capital. F r o o z o r quhn ,S f B o k s BAG Wel BELOIT, WIs.-LNegroes proteri- Fronkforts 2 99' 2.89 each. House Opaker John McCormack, movie actor Douglas Fairbanks second city, staged a rousing The freedom of Wexford, New ing alleged dlscriminatlcrn to hous SPECIAL 5 C AN S 7 3 BHf, BHF N' nppia, CHICKEN BREASTS...... fc. 69e D-Mass., voiced toe general Dem come for the President. Packed Ross, Galway and Limerick also GREEN PEAS SUPER-RIGHT LARGE SLICED Jr., Into the testimony when she EDITOR'S NOTE—How would^!-the country club, yacht-club and ing and employmena march to _____ÛfF H* ONIOH, V I A l _____ Into a hectic 7S-mlnute schedule have cOme or" are coming Ken. ocratic feeling that toe President’s followed Christine to the stand In you feel if National Guard troops City Hall to present requests to CANADIAN BACON ...... 6-ei. pkg. 69c tour had made “a profound Im- was a parade through toe city, nedy’s way before his three-day other watering spots. the Jampacked courtroom. State News moved into your town and Lured by the sailing season on council. Ckiuncil promises serious Sandwich Steaks p pkg pesslon conducive to furthering She said the only other man she the ceremony making him a free Ldsh. tour ends Saturday. Bologna *“ 29" 55‘ man and a reception by toe city clamped a lid on your night-time Chesapeake Bay, out-of-town skip consideration of their requests. SWISS 1ZOZ A A C the national Ofeterests of our coun heard mentioned by Ward was ’ Under medieval custom, this CAMBRIDGE. Md.—Curfew and Spocial BOTS SUPER-RIGHT SLICED try and those of Europe.’’ fathers. gives the President first claim on activities? That's what happened pers help quicken the tempo at the' ANN PAGE KETCHUP 2 33" FROZEN FKG O T Fairbanks. in racially troubled Cambridge, other restrictions imposed by Na Skies were as gray as the old a bed in the poorhouse in any of Cambridge Yacht Club. PINEHURST LEAN The assistant Democratic lead Miss Rlce-Davles said that Roundup Md.. tional Guard troops, who came to CAP'N JOHN'S 10 OZ PKO er of toe Senate, Hubert H. whenever she received money port’s stone buildings, but toe rain the six towns should he need it. The country club swimming pool Pepper Loaf •PKG which pelted Kennedy as he left is crowded every day; the bar this city after racial violence 33' GROUND CHUCK Humphrey, of Minnesota, saw the from men she either loaned or This seems unlikely; his fortune erupted, put crimp ,in Clambrldge APPLE PIES 3 pVos” 1.00 D in n e r Dublin held off for hla drive recently was estimated at $10 mil By DAN DONAHUE and dance floor every night. On SUPER-RIGHT IIN PIECE President’s trip as “vindicating gave some to Ward. CAMBRIDGE, Md. (AP) —The night life. Everyone must be ^ lb. 69e all the doubts anfl dire predic Prosecutor Mervyn Grlffith- through Cork’s narrow hilly Hon. Dempsey Vetoes the edge of town, dancers twist to CAP'N JOHN'S 8 OZ PKG OR streets. social whirl of Cambridge usually the music of name bands at the streets by 10 p!m., stores must tions that assailed him before his Jones said he did not want names In^ the famine years of a cen. close an hour earlier, and no beer MAYONNAISE 99 depsttture;’’ It seemed as If all of Cork’s tury and a quarter ago, Ckirk was is moving at full speed thi.s time American Legion Hall. Scallop Dinner 49^ Bologna LIVERWURST LB 39' Included on the court record. Liquor Hour Bill of year, with weekend frivolity at or liquor may be served any D D E C C D U E C a n n p a g e s t r a w b e r r y ^ a lb Humphrey eald he considered The clerk of the court then dic 80,000 inhabitants had turned out the major jumping off ground for This year, things are different. where in town. Demonstrations HAMBURG the Kennedy restatements. of U.8. to see and cheer the PreMdent. Irish peasants going to the New National Guard troops moved rilE JE llw E j PRICE REDUCEDI X JAR 0 3 tated toe essence of Miss Rlce- are forbidden. M Extra Slampa wHh I lb pkf A3 M«a< SS Extra Stampa w M i aa I » i pkf pbiley “direct answers to toe Davles’ e'vldence without refer As his car neared the mansion World. HAR’PFORD (AP) — Governor into this city of 12.200 two weeks lb. 55c most damartng arguments’’ of ence to Lord Astor. The deposi house — the city hall—crowds The President’s great-grandfath Dempsey today vetoed a bill that ago today, to preserve the peace ATLANTIC (3ITY, N .J., Roy PEA lie WITH TOMATO SAUCE A 2 LB 9 OZ SWIFTS PREMIUM M _____ Wilkins, executive seopctary for sKiNiEss r r a n K i o n s C o ld C u ts I President (toarles de Gaulle of tion then read that the girl had surged forward and tried to touch er, Patrick Kennedy, sailed from, would have extended Sunday night Barry Hits after racial demonstrations erupt D E A I l 3 A N N PAGE L CANS France. had Intercourse with other men the car. Secret Service men New Ross, 100 miles away, where drinking hours in liquor permit ed into violence. Natonal Association for the Ad 55" vancement of ■ Colored People, Senate Republican Leader Ev and that Ward was at the apart shoved them back. outlets from 0 to 11 p.m. Everyone must be off the streets Genuine Spring Lamb erett Dlrkaen of Illinois agreed ment when she met men therd. A helicopter stood by to whisk (Ckmtlnued on Page Eight) 'This marks the second time in criticizes Republican ^party for by 10 p.m. Stores must close an what he called its failure to sup 21 to 22 lb that the President had been ‘‘wel 'There was no further reference two years that the Democratic Liberalism hour earlier. No beer or Uquor can MARGARINE vooTcoro. r " Legs end Chops Governor has rejected legislatwe port - President Kennedy’s elrtl 25 Avg. comed with open arms and lis to Fairbanks in Miss Rlce-Davles’ be served and about 20 taverns MjggH Watermelons tened to in Germany as toe Pres testimony. approved propoeais to allow bars rights program. ... wm have .closed. Demonstrations are TRENTON, N .J.—New Jersey's ident of the United States 'should Miss Keeler also testified that: and grills to remain open an addi forbidden. For London Broils have been.” 1. She- had Intercourse with tional two hours on Sunday nights. For YGOP education commissioner, Freder Peaches YELLOW RIPE Dtrksen said he hoped that former War Minister John Pro- Pope Seeks to Help Although toe lettest MU carried Guardsmen patrol the streets ick M. Raubinger, orders Plain- Pineapple or Lemon and Barbecues “good results'will flow” from the fumo and that he gave her money a local option clause to make It By JERRY RANKIN and stand watch at checkpoints field to reduce the 96 per cant on the perimeteb of the Negro SEEDLESS MORRELL HOLroAY trip, but warned against speculat- and presents. She said the money more palatable, the Governor said SAN FRANCaSCO (AP) -Demo Negro enrollment at one of Its Jane Parker Large 8 Inch j a he didn’t think “this would do any district. Streets are all but de schooto. Plainfield board adopt* Grapes SWEET AND TASTY cratic party leaders are linked In serted at night. Pies 1 Lb 8 Oz Size Save 10c EA 4 7 BONELESS CHUCK (Contlnued on Page Three) (Oontlnned on Page Nine) good.” . MELONS Red-Ruled Catholics In returning the bill to Secre a “cynical alliance” with "corrupt The day after troops arrived, (Continued on Page Ten) JAIIt rADKIR, XfC. U c 5-lb. CAN OF HAM tary of State EUla T. Grasso with big city machines,” Sen. Barry Cambridge's only movie theater an Sponisli Bur U V E lOc 35" STEAK lb. 89c out his signitUT«^ ! toe organlxation’g “White House” The Vatican Is as opposed as If signed Into law by Dempeey. One back with six battle stars, four ASKS SCHOOL PRAY&B ^ of these will make a dnunatic ■nedy as the Democratic candidate at Tulsa, Okla., where he will di ever was to the atheistic beliefs for president. Lodge as the OOP’s decorations and the oak leaves of WA8HINOTON (AP) R*pw YMiKC BERTS IS, rect the 2(X),000-plus member of communism but Pope Paul is change In the way the sentence is a lieutenant colonel. Prank. J . Beeker, R-|f.y., eenr determined in first degree murder vice presidential choice. Upton's Tea Bogs A jax Cleonser group. Headlee, a Jaycee since facing political reaUty, diplomats A year ago, the battling After Kennedy’s election. Lodge ed notice today thist he wUl mavs. Hi-C Fruit Drinks 1068, ie an account executive with say. trials. branched farther out on the fam was appointed ambassador to the July • to force House caariMra* n ic iii^ u c n ^ Tetly Tea Bogs V « l L iq u id Burrougdu Cotp. They say toe Pope, to realise ily tree as the President's young United Nations by President tom of a proposed coneOtutloaal AU RAVOW Caatle of Jersey City, M.J.i waa the church’s goal of ministering BUu Study Set est brother, Edward, defeated Dwight D. Eisenhower. The hand ameodmeut to permit prayer la n c ofP" chosen one of 1063’s tm outstand some Bostonian served in the job toe pubUe achooie. Oa thaa 4ay, « » o f A JC H O A g e O n F ourth Day^ He^s H d d It to all of Its flock, will have to do K A R irO R D (A P )—Tha Oon- Lodges son, George, for the same PINEHURST GROCERY Inc. ing young men by toe Jaycees. He everything In his power to eetab- nectiout Ootnmiaeion of Ci’vil Senate seat from Msissachusetts. eight years and proved he could Becker eald, he wU) Ole wUh th* 2 ' ^ . 2 r J j 1 .P T to z jy c • y PARKING-tCARRY-OUT s e r v ic e Or majHbe this Manchester man is trying make the said he came to Louisville to try liah better relatione with Oommu- Righta wfil inquire Into Mven ape- The feuding and fussing between negotiate with toe Soviets as well House clerk a pMOoa, which tf most of the heat wave by defiantly getting a tan. to have {n-esented to toe conVen- hiet-Moc natlona. clfic areas of poaallde dtacrim- toe Loês and the Kennedy clan as exchange verbal blows with eigaed by 111 Houso meoibere, OPEN THUBi. and IK . TILL MlNt tton a p o tio n ottered by to* 10 regain the opportunity to pvaotloe Ination when it begina meetings began In 1916 when Lodge’s aris them. ' would bring up far M a te • ' M iei Photographer Joseph Bateniis d i^ ’t want to wake him their faith freely. ^ tocratic grandfather and name- DffMW MMIIlttM IM IM§ teaak. B s ^pgawach, vavaalsd U m *■ *••* ■akax^tan. Heorr Oabot Lodge, 4 f

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