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/ iG E TWENTY-POUB FKIDAT, JUNE 18, 1968 Tht WafithiT ATtnura Daily N«t P n a a R im Yarreeaet e f 11. •. W ealhir Wmmm liattirl|f»Bt?r Ctrntittg l|sraOt Yer the Week Ended Juae It, 1666 flunuy, wanaar, flttlo eluMHe at Mias Cynthia Poat daughter showers; MB’, net M eeel tsalghh About Town of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Post, Tests Slated 14,208 f c i i e m n g low la 66a; aany aad wanmr ta- 59 Ferguson Rd., has recently MsndMr e f «he Andlt ■arrow» high In the 96a. been elected and installed as BnieaU of dreniatton >oltah National AUUnoe, treasurer of the student faculty For Counsel Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm Oioup 1988, wUI meet Sunday aseoctation for 1965-06 at Jo ...... t l 3 p.m. at 77 Nortb S t seph Lawrence School of Nura- PRICE SEVEN CKNTB h « New Ixmdon, where she is Of Youths ;(TWBLVB PAGES-r-TV 8 BCTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 (Classified AdvertMng on Page 9) Memben of the Ladlea ot S t a eenior. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 221 Aanea will meet tonight at 7;#5 at Hohnee Funeral Home, Airman 2.C. Keimeth H. Cue- ’Testing for this summer fed 400 Main S t, to pay reepecta son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry erally ^KSieored nationwide te-Bruno Oatrowald, whoae wife Cusson, 2 Loockwood St., re program to train more than Honest Crooks a member of the group. 2,000 persotis in the techniqueB HOUSE Report from the Cape cently left for a two-year tour of duty at Hlckam A re , Hono of counseling disadvantaged JACKSONVILLE, Ark. Ih e Britlali American d u b lulu. His wife, the former Diane youth will be held Saturday in (AP) —^Police Chief My arOl sponaor a dance tomorrow the Manchester Office of the Ben Bella Overthrown Hanson, daughter of Mr. sind ron Traylor, has a little for meonbers and guests. Char- Mrs. W. E. Hanson of 78 Bis- State Eknployment Service, its problem on his hands. Ks Vanick's Orchestra will play sell St, plane to Join her hus manager Frederick F. Kanla Were Confident Of the five patrolmen for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a. band soon. said y^erday. on his staff, two of them m. A buffet will be served. ’Ihe program, consisting of NAME BRANDS DAD WILL APPRECIATE are the Crooks.. Charlie Tbaketa may be purehaeed at The PollBh American Club eight weeks aoademic training HALE Crook and EMdle Crook, 41^ door. \rill have a special meeting to and four weeks on-the-Job ex- AND REFLECT YOUR GOOD TASTE! that is. night at 7 p.m. at the club at perienM, is oaUed "Project Titan Would Succeed Algerian Upheaval World War I Veteran’e Aux- 106 Clinton St Cause." Cause stands fbr' Coun JAary will sponsor a pantry selor Advisor University Sum to describe the atmosphere fa g o Monday at 8 p.m. at the mer Education. By HAL TVRKINGTON 4 Yesterday morning the Miss Leslie Cwikla, the Conferee See Our Fabulous Gift Bar! Air Force successfully around the Cape and the press y f W Home. Members are re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 171006 who successfully com CATALINA “ How far away will they headquarters iback in Cocoa aoinded to bring articles fbr the James O. Tatro of the history launched a 'ntaa SO rock Events Michael Cwikla o f 109 Wksh- plete training, which is being hear the roar at lift-off?” et — largest ever fired — Beach where we milled around jpuna ington St., was valedictorian of faculty at Manchester Commu held in 35 universities through Scores of unusual gift®. Battery operated back nity cSollege is among the more somebody asked an Air from Cape Kennedy, Fla. 'between trips td the pad and Ariny Chief her graduating class at Baypath out the nation, wlU be recom scratchers, Mini-fan, fits in pocket; all in one fl^sb- the multi-status reports, some There will bo a garden party than 75 educators from the SWIM Force public information Herald aty Editor Hal Junior College. The class grad mended for pooitions at youth light-screw driver set, golf stirrer, coaster, tallies, Turldngton was nearby provided by closed circuit tele In State New Viet Leader tomorrow at the home of Mrs. uated June 6. EJastem States who will gather Opportunity Centere and local officer during Thursday vision and some “ Uve.” Weath Jean Plnney, 342 Summit St, next week at Bennett College key chains. Just oodles of amusing useful gifts. morning’s briefing confer and herewith presesit* his In C o n tro l for reeidents of Westhill Gar officers of the Stats Em^oy- observattons. er seemed to be the only factor Fred Ramey, head of the in New York for the third an ment Service. TRUNKS Come see—priced from $1. ence before the scheduled that could disrupt the program dens who attend Monday meet business administration depart nual conference on "The Nature 8th in 20 Months ings of the Salvation Army at Candidates must have either launch of Titan 3C on its And it did. . Pair Indicted ment at Manchester Community and Demands of Two-Year Col a nmster's or bachelor’s degree depart McCoy Air Force Base Florida’s June w ei^ er can Of Country the development Transporta lege '^paohing.” maiden voyage into space., In Orlando, some 37 miles fyom SAIGON, South Viet Nam (A P )— Brig. Gen. Ngu College, will attend a Voca in a field related to counseling BROOKFIELD be unpredictable. Veteran.s at In Death of tion will be provided at 3 p.m. tional Training Institute ^>on- The conference, sponsored by "Oh, they will hear it good the Cape, at the same time the the Cape said it had rained dal yen Cao Ky, flamboyant air force commander, became from the Community Hall at such as psychology, education, ALGIERS (AP)—Presi sored by the State Department the American As^iation of sociology, or guidance. 5.95 about 50 miles away.” Countdown reached zero. For ly for over a week in that area. South Viet Nam’-s younge.st premier today, heading the Westhill Gardens. Those at That’s about the distance we of Education, June n -25 at Jurdor Colleges, is bringing to This program Is part of the STEWART DOUGLAS the benefit of its passengers, It did every day we were there, Girl’s Mother dent Ahmed Ben Bella was tending are reminded to bring gether faculty and administra were from Pad 40 at Cape Ken the airline held the flight at eighth government in 20 months. Ted Hilton’s resort, Moodue. war on poverty. Those who pass Right here—right now— all the new Catalina too. Usually it came in early overthrown in a pre-dawn folding 6bairs. tive otfficera of 34 private and nedy when Titan 3C jettisoned the terminal, and we were able Ky, 34, took over from Phan'-’ the tests wifi receive free room Bwlm trunks—in 100% cotton and cotton blends, or mid-aftemoon, accompanied HARTFORD (AP) — public two-year colleges from yesterday. Its initial power fur to see the "baby” go. Huy Quat who quit last week mander .since a month after'the coup today and will “ meet Mrs. Rachel ’Tllden of 40 and board, tuition, and trans a variety of plaids, checks and solids. Choose SPORT COATS by thunder and plenty or light Elizabeth Ann Sharke- Polish Women’s Alliance. Stone SL was recently re-elect Maine to Maryland for a critical from lace or buckle front, surfer or boxer styles. nished by a pair of solid rocket The excitement pitch must ing, and wouldn’t let up until after a dispute with Chief of coup against Diem. The air the fate of all despots,” Group 248, win have its final look at and discussion of their portation to and from the train motors built by United Tech have been high at the Cape; vitch, a 17-year-old school State Phan Khac Suu and oppo- force with American aid, has ed president of Loyal Circle of ing site. They wili also receive S, m, 1, xl. early evening. Each time it Radio Algiers announced. meethig of this season Monday teaching problems. nology Center of California, a after having lived with her for ■sitaon from religious elements. grown steadily under his leader K in^ Daughters at a meeting a weekly allowance. Tiaindng would drop some three-quarters girl, slumped in her seat A revolutionary councH at 7^30 p.m. at the Pcdlah Club at Center Congregational Some of these problems are: division of United Aircraft three days and gotten to know of an inch of rain. So. it was Suu also resigned. ship. «m Clinton S t is scheduled to begin July 5. Corp. her pretty well, we found our and cried Friday as a Su The armed forces assumed all headed by Ool. Houail Bournedl- Church. Other officers re-elect what skills and capabilities STYLE RIGHT SWEATERS weather that eventually He has frequently flown mis enne, chief of the armed forces, should be developed among stu Kanda said this is an excellent We have a tremendous se "W e were” identifies those selves mumbling aloud, "reach perior Court grand jury power in the new government sions against the Communists ed are Mrs. Dorothy Petersen, opportunity for qualified per "scrubbed” Thursday’s sched took over all power charging dents at two-year colleges, how lection of soft muted col of us who had to catch com high, baby, it’s all yours up indicted her and her boy- although 14 of th 16 Cabinet and participated in one of the vice president; Mrs. Clarence sons to become an important by JACK NICKLAUS uled launch. Ben BeUa with treason and teachers can best handle stu mercial flights home yester there.” posts are held by civilians. first raids against North Viet Petersen, secretary; Mrs. Frank peurt of the anti-poverty cam ors. Sport coats in dacron A bad electrical storm in the :’riend for first degree abuse of personal power. dents who increasingly tend to day morning and could not be She didn't need any coaxing. early morning hours Thursday The highest authority is the Nam in February. Fairwonther, treasurer; Mrs. paign. and wool or 100% Indian at Press Site 3 for the launch. She was ready; the Air Force murder. Congre.ss of the Armed Forces Boumedlenne, 40, an officer LOAM and James Thomscm, publicity; Mrs. differ in backgrounds, abilities, Be ready for cool eve brought on the first delay In Ky, who received part of his nings of golf or sports madras, whichever he pre In our case, It was a wedding and commercial builders were The South Windsor girl and of Viet Nam, made up of some military training in the United who hod been associated with Samuel Wilson, sunshine; Mrs. and proficiency, what sort of the countdown. Workers were Darryl E. Dean, 22, of Middle- training is a must for two-year in these wool and wool fers, will keep him cool In the family last night. telling that to us constantly. 20 top military officers. Under it States, usually wears a tailored Ben Bella since the early days FIELD STONE Minnie McComb, ways and (See Page Five) town, are accu-sed of shooting of Algeria’.'! fight for independ college instructors, and is the blend sweaters. A var Our flight was scheduled to "Confidence" is the best way is a 10-man military directory, black flying .suit with a lavender mesne, and Mrs. Margaret Kott- and comfortable all sum the girl’s mother, Mrs. Eliza ence from France, was jwdd to CALL ART PINNEY four-year and grtMluate-school iety of fashion colors, which in turn is over an execu ascot when flying ml.ssions. A ke, music. Hom em ade cardigans, pullovers, all mer long for any occasion. beth Sharkevitch, 38, in her tive committee of generals. Ky pistol belt is slung around his have been trained either in Pek 649^772 orientation of universities a home May 21. ing or Moscow. But one respon hindrance to the teacher as he styled with great good Full range of sizes. is chai:Tnen of the execuUve hips. He trained at Maxwell The VFW has canceled Its looke. Sines s, m, 1, xl. The girl’s eyes brimmed with committee. Field, Ala., from July 1958 to sible source said Boumedienn* Seafood Night, usually sched tries to understand two-year "is definitely not pro-CSdnese." college problems. tears as the grand Jury fore The directory is headed by January 1959. uled each Friday, because of a RAVIOLI man, Atty. Leon RisCassi of Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, In his acceptance speech at Diplomatic sources in Madrid Department convention in FRESH OR FROZEN Hartford, announced the verdict, whose job corresponds to that of the Dien Hong conference hall said they had been informed the FO R RENT Bridgeport, The final Seafood but Dean remained calm. chief of state. on the banks of the Saigon Riv- coup wa.s accompMahed by righ Night of this season will be 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projeo- Dean, a former mental pa The new government is the | ©r, Ky .said tists within the Algerian armbd tora—aoiBd or silent alao held next Friday from 6 p.m. eighth in Saigon since the over “ I am just a pilot. As a pilot I forces. But Boumedlenne is said to midnight at the post home. Doz. 30c tient, has been declared suffi -MS mm. slide projectors. CHILD ciently sfiM to stand trial by a throw and assassination of don't like politics. But the gen to be an admirer of Prime Min Superior jyplirt psychiatric com President Ngo Dinh Deim on erals have picked me because ister Fidel Oaatro of Cuba and WELDON bRUO CO. Polish Women’s Alliance, He PASQUALINI mission OTHfch examined him at Nov. 1, 1963. visited Havana last July. •01 Main SU-TM. 64S-«m Groi^i 518, will meet Sunday at HEALTH SAND (See Page Five) 22.95 Hartford State Jail. Ky has been air force cewn- In Washington, the State De 1 pan. at 77 North S t TEL 6444)604 W. H. ENGLAND The grand Jury deliberated 16 partment said U had no emn- 246 Avery St., Wappliig minutes before returning the ments on the sltualkm. LUMBER C O . indictments. Miss Sharkevitch Presumably Ben BeHa, 48, MICHAELS-STERN and Dean were then taken back had beien arrested. A stotement I "A t the Green" 649-5201 to jail under heavy guard to Pictures of Viet Orphans signed ,.,by Boumedlenne Mid await further proceedings. read over the radio said all Read Herald Ads. power had been taken from Bea WONDERON Guards Attacked Draw Nationwide Response Bella. It added that Algeria M O R IA R TY would continue to honor aU pre SOMERS (AP) - The state’s attoi'ney’s office of Tolland NEW YORK (AP) — Poignant■»'nmes: "Our family talked vious agreements and comnfit- wow LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS! Algerian President ments vrtth other cowtries. County is investigating an al pictures of two war-orphaned about it. ' We would like to see about Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Bella had strongly orient NEW CALIF. POTATOES ...... 10 lbs. *99e leged attack on two state prison Vietnamese youngsters —
■ , .’■■’'Ta ■ y . 4 ) ' ] ' if : c; ,'D ,.v>'' i'J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 PAGE p a g e t w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, JXWE 19, 1965 Nickel^ Key Sheinwold on Bridge For Parker Village Events University President Events jlCXjCItATE OTWWNO BID dealer BesserTaylor T urkington-Olson ANOTHER OPEN LETTER To Switch SOMETIMES AIDS ^NEMT Both tides vulnersUs In Capital Nowni TO PARENTS AND PUPILS Smaller Sewer Plant Refutes Probe Report By ALFRED SHEINWOLD A A Q I In World Miss Ekiith Madeline Olson of QJ32 WASHINGTON (AP) — The In Coinage The opening bid of on* no- Swansea, Mass., and Edward INTERESTED IN VACATION MILE SCHOOL] number of Peace Corps appli 0 AJ5 MOSCOW (A P ) — President tnitnp, showing 16 to 1$ points Turklngton of Manchester were cants this year is running be SAORAMBNTO. Calif. (AP)lt*elf, which ha* been volunUrtly I Tito of Yugoslavia began formal TO FARENTS, Martin dissolved despite still-unfinished (Continued from Page Ode) in WgK cards, is so accurate WEST *A irr united in marriage last night Favored hind the last three years, but — d a rk Kerr, president of the talks today in the Kremlin with One of the most awesome and most. Messed privOefesI officials say they are not con court cases against 700 sit-ins that partner can usually tell at I 6 A 73 at Christ Episcopal Church, University of California, says a said today. He quickly added • 11098 Soviet leaders. a Christian possesses is the privilege of prayer. And y rt cerned. arrested. a glance whether to bid for part Swansea Village. It Is one which he most often iwglects to use. Because ra state Senate report that the uni The report asserted that that he was optimistic about the 0 10976 An official announcement said If tlie town undertakes the proposed Parker Village "W e re kind of catching our ■core, game or slam. In an oc- The bride Is a daughter of this neglect, what peace he oftefi forfeits . . . what I Kerr’s alleged tolerance of stu sewage treatment plant, the facility should be scaled breath at this point,” Deputy versity employs Communists public’s attitude. cational hand this accuracy is Soviet participants included the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest William less pain he bears, a* we sing in' that beloved o f an Director Warren Wiggins said in has "no substantiated claim.” dent radical groups on campus The nickel frequently is cited A K1098542 first secretary of the Soviet Olson of Swansea. The bride Christian hymns, "W hat a Friend We Have in Jesus.” I down considerably from the consulting engineer’s rec permitted "a minority of Com a disadvantage. an Interview FYiday. Kerr, a bespectacled, soft-spo as a shiny example. Opening lead — Jack of 4 Communtot party, Leonid I. groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. As parents It is your duty to help your child learn to ommendation. " I see no indication that the ken administrator who has munist leaders” to infiltrate and 0 842 Brezhnev, Premier Alexei N. Harold Atkinson Turklngton of exercise his privilege of speaking to his heavenly Father This sugge.stion it contained dominate the demonstrations. The silver was taken out of it hearts.. . includling engineering costs, for public is Ured of the Peace faced criticism this year from West led the jack of hearts, A K 8 Kosygin and President Anastas 184 Parker St. In prayer. No doubt you have made a begliuiing at teach Kerr himself was described as years ago but hard-headed busi bi a report by 0«neral Mana a fall rrferendum. Corps. If they (the applications) both the far left and fcir right, winning the trick. He continued EmI -Sorth WMt NorA I. Mlkoyan. The Rev. Allen W. Joslin of ing your child to pray. Perhaps you have taught him the I Construction would be fi- ____ free of Communist sympathies nessmen and thrifty houeewivee ger Richard Martin released by , don't pick up in the coming 12 lashed out in a news conference with the ten of hearts, not real 1 N T 2 A 7*sas 4 A 77'to arrived in Moscowr Fri Christ Church performed the prayer our Lord taught His followers to pray. You may nanced by a bond issue, sold at months, then I’ll become con- in the report, but was pictured still have a full five cents worth his office yesterday. Martin Friday at the report. izing that a shift to the ten of AU Pan day. He is expected to leave ceremony. also have taught him prayers he might say at mealtime, the same time as bond issues cemed," he added as responsible for easing securi of faith in it. was ho.spitalized this month for He referred to the release diamonds would produce a far tonight on a 10-day tour that will Given In marriage by her at bedtime, in sickness, or at other times. I for any other forthcoming town ■ Wiggins said two factors tend ty regulations pertaining to sub Congress is expected to ap two eye operations. earlier in the day of the 18th better result for his side. Include Siberia. father, the bride wore a full- We should like to supplement what you have taught I The plant capacity that the projects. I to minimize the effect of the biennial report of the state Sen versive persons. prove the administration’s pro South played low from dummy give dummy a free finesse, and length gown of silk crepe, de your child about the glorious privilege of prayer, by teach- [ town finally decides upon will TTie treatm ent plant pre- drop-off in applications, ate fact-finding committee on The report said Kerr’s secre gram for eliminating silver at the second trick and ruffed a switch to clubs would bs as LONDON (AP) — London so signed ^ t h a bodice of Venlse Ing him something about the real significance and meaning depend, in part, upon whether ferred by the con.sultants "There has been a dropoff in un-American activities. tary. Virginia Marie Taylor, from dimes and quarters be of prayer. In our vacation Bible school this year, we riiall cause of a potential world shor the second heart. A count of fatal as ever. cialites gambled today at rou lace, square neckline, elbow- the Colonial Board Co. decides would be constructed on land i^ppUcations from those who are The committee by name had been ” a member of the na length sleeves and full bell-shap deal intensively with the subject of Christian prayer. The.l that now belongs to Colonial eligible,” he said. "This tage of the metal. The only ma points revealed the fact that bally <)uestlon lette, bingo and one-armed ban to empty industrial wastes in linked Leon Wofsy, a professor tional Omimunist youth organi East held both missing aces and dits in the sober and stem Roy ed skirt of silk crepe. Her el- children who attend w ill learn to appreciate more fully f Board west of its prMent pro- means leas useless paperwork zation, then known as American jor point in doubt is whether the Partner opens with 1 N T (16 to it. The firm Is expected to of bacteriology at the Berkeley kings and the missing queen. In al Courts of Justice. bow-length veil of tiered silk the significance of the truth that prayer is a privilege make its decision in late July, duotion facilities and between and a higher yield from the ap campus, as a major influence Youth for Democracy,” as a silver content of the half-dollar to 18 polnto). Slid the next play which only the Christian enjoy.s. They will come to realize Lydall Brook and the New Ha no other way could East reach It was part of London’s big illusion was attached to a Martin says in hia report on the plications we do get.” upon the school’s Free Speech University of Washington under will be reduced from 90 to 40 er passe*. You hold: Spedes, that there are a number of reasons the Christian has for ven Railroad right-of-way. a total of 16 polnto for his open- Waterloo costume ball to cele matching lace headpiece and The other factor is that re graduate in Seattle. per cent or to zero. K-10-9-8-6-4-$; Hearts, 4; Dla- praying. 'They will understand that tlrey may pray In many treatment plant. The plant was proposed as Movement of last fall. brate the 160th anniversary of she carried a bouquet of white According to Martin, " I f the cruiting in colleges now takes Miss Taylor hid this informa The value of the metal in a monds, 8-4-2; Clubs, K-8. part of a complex sewer swap The Free Speech Movement "louthi led a trump to the Jack, the great battle. roses, lilies-of-the-valley and different ways and under any kind o f circumstances or company decides not to dis place mainly in fall, before sen precipitated student uprisings tion in signing a university se quarter will be reduced from What do you say? conditions. They will grow in their faith In God as the between the town and the ruffed a heart, led another Shortly before midnight the 1,- Ivy. charge its waste to our proposed iors commit them.selves to jobs. which re.sulted in more than 700 curity questionnaire, the report about 23 cents to l.S cento; for Answer: Bid four spades. With One who hears and an.swers their prayers for Jesus’ sake, Eighth Utilities District, to trump to dummy and returned a 500 guests, many of them in pe Miss Elizabeth Ann Olson of plant, there is nothing else that arrests during a campus sit-in said. the dime, the reduction will be almost any kind of notnimp our only Savior, and Best Friend. treat industrial domestic sew low club. East had to play low, riod costume, poured Into the Swansea, a sister of the bride, the town can do, that I know WASHINGTON (API — The last December. The disturbance In a press statement, Mrs. from about 9 cento to half a opening as your dummy you Perhaps the most Important benefit which your child age originating in the north since playing the ace would give normally staid law courts build was maid o f honor. Mrs, Dan-1 of, that w’ould help the problem Ch\dl Rights Commission plans drew outcries from both the pub Frank Norris, 43, of Berkeley, cent. should be able to make four will receive from his attendance at the vacation Bible east comer of town. declarer two club tricks. South ings in the Strand. Icl T. S. Crowther of Spring- i o f pollution of Lwdall Brook and to make on-the-spot investiga lic and state officials. .said she apparentiy is the Miss Coins have been in short sup spades. Do not beat about the school this year will be the g(rowth in his desire to speak therefore won with the king of The ball was organized by field. Mass., a sister of the bride tions of racial unrest in North The report said Wofsy was a Taylor to which the report re ply for several years and the bush In this situation. to his heavenly Father in prayer. It is our prayer that Union Pond and the Hockanum clubs. Lady Parker, American-bom was matron of honor. | ern urban areas in the coming key leader in organizing the ferred. Mrs. Norris said she situation could be aggravated if he would grow in his desire to ask God for the things he River." Maritime Strike Strange End PUy wife of Britain’s, lord chief jus The bridal attendants wore | Colonial Board has said, year. Communist party in Chicago in works 40 hours a month as an speculators decided to hoard the needs, present to Him also the needs o f his friends— and Declarer led a third trump to For Shelnwold’s 36-page book tice who was careful to see that white dresses, wreathes of mar- however, that if it does not go William L. Taylor, general 1919. Wofsy told the Associated administrative analyst in Pre^ silver coin*. even o f his enemies— and thank Him for the many wonder Mediation Site counsel of the commi.ssion, dis dummy and returned the queen let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” such gambling as there was re guerites in their hair, and car along with the town it will build Press that he hadn’t been bom dent Kerr’s office. There will be no Incentive to of heaito. When East followed send 60 cento to Bridge Book, ful gifts he receives from a loving God. closed this Friday at a hearing Mrs. Norris, a former student speculators to nurse nickels. m ain ^ strictly within the law. ried cascade bouquets of m ar-! Its own treatment facilities at until Nov. 23, 1921. with the ace. South discarded Manchester Eve. Herald, Box guerites and ivy. May Be Switched on his nomination by President "The policy of the university body president at the University Also, two nickels can readily be TO BOYS AND GIRLS, aome future date. the eight of clubs. Now East 3318, Grand Central Station, David Robert Turkington of Johnson to be staff director of prohibit* the employment of of Washington, denied past substituted for a dime in most BERLIN (AP) — Undetected Welcome to learn and play! Christian, religious train " I f It decides to use the town could not make a safe return. New York 17, N.Y. Manchester served as his broth NEW YO RK (A P ) — As marl- the commission, Communists,” Kerr said, "and membership in the youth group situations, and, in a pinch, they by Cjonununist East German ing of heart and mind, handicraft for the -hand, outdoor plant, then it should pay lU If East led the ace of clubs. Copyright, 1968 er’s best man. Ushers were Har time tieupe continued to rise. Taylor said "there are limita- the report provides no evidence and said she had never been can be used in place of coins of guards, a 22-year-old girl recreation for the body. Welcome to another Happy, Help proportionate shsire of the coat South could ruff and get to dum General Features CotR. old E. Turklngton of Manchee- fedeml oftidale in Washington' tions as to what is proper y to the contrary.” Communist. higher denominations. slipped through rows of barbed ful and Worthwhile ’Two Weeks! o f operating and construction." my with a diamond to discard wire Friday night and swam ter, a brother of the bride The smaller the plant, the less FYidey itight reportedly dis-! ''’ithin its scope in dealing with "Significantly.” he went on, Edwin W. Pauley, a member The mint Is turning out 200 on the queen of clubs. If East cum: ^ plana to move mediation demonstrations "after one reads all the many of the regents from Los An million nickels a month to make the canal to freedom in West groom, and Dr. Daniel T. S the cost to all its users. led a low club instead of the ace, Berlin, a police spokesman said Crowther of Springfield, broth SO WE ARE AGAIN INFORMING ALL The consultants have recom effort* to the nation’s capital. | of violence. (200) pages of the report, there geles. termed the Senate report sure there will be plenty of South would discard a diamond 'Mr: - ...... difficult to deter is no substantiated claim that “ illuminating and very reveal them on hand when the other today. er-in-law of the bride. INTERESTED IN SUMMER CHRIST-IAN mended that the town build a __ _ mine the causes of a riot which at once. The girl, whose name was not IMMOO unit if C^Tonlal Board | n w in its tou i^ toy any member of the (Dommunist ing.” ” It brings up matters con new coins are Introduced next East tried to get out by lead' A reception was held at the $600,000 i ^ " w a ; ; T d M d i y f^'th'e uVup may_br_eak_ om __becau.s^^ of_aj, nected with our campuses which released to protect her relatives TRAINING, OF HEART and HAND, participates and a party is employed by the uni year. ing the queen of diamonds, but home of tte bride’s parents. The of three West Coast vessels in emotional incident,” he said. should be corrected — such as There are now some 268 mil in Esist Germany, swam across couple will live in Chicago. plant if it does not. Capacities ’ ’Many demonstrations have versity.” declarer let him hold the trick. FOR BOYS and GIRLS addition fo more than 40 sfrand- Kerr made no direct comment matters of Communist in lion nickels in the government’slent 8 the Teltow Cai>^, where East Mrs. Turkington is a 1957 Cor(Hia photo I would be 1.5 and .5 million gal been well within the Constitu Now another diamond would Richard ..Yvnii Burlao Uoea photo ad in Atlantic porta. fluence.” inventory compared to onfy 21 German guards killed a West graxhiate o f Joseph Case High MRS. EDWARD TURKINGTON lons per day. tion. Some have not.” on the Free Speech Movement MRS. JOHN EDWARD BESSER The Gulf Oil Oorp., previously million a year ago. CHAMBfBlAlN MIMIFUX German last Tuesday and serl- School, Swaiisea, and received Both w'ould be capable of Taylor told a newsman after not affected, was struck Friday ously injured his girl friend. B.S. degree in 1961 at North treating domestic wastes for the Senate Judiciary subcom Production facilities formerly J o y IN I n r by the American Radio Associa used to mint pennies have been Center Congregational Church''* lace bodice, eastern University, Boston, ZION VACATION about 6,000 persons. mittee hearing that the inves ' flories, and a whita orchid cor- tion, idling 22 tankers. used to turn out nickels since was the scene last night of JAKARTA. Indonesia (A P ) — Mass., and a M.S. degree in bio Martin ha* scaled down the tigations will deal with allega- MOKNIN(; sage. The bridegroom’s mother Although Pacific OoaM ship- Viet Peace Mission pressure on the penny has been the candlelight wedding of Miss An Indonesian official said to chemistry in 1965 at the Uni SHOOK JEWELERS plant sizes, saying that "I am wore a deep pink linen sheath ping finite are not Invcrived in i ‘ he denial of rights in eued. The Inventory of pennies _ ALSO — Suzanne Lincoln Taylor to John day that all foreign plantations versity o f Chicago. Mr. Turk convinced that the higher ca walkout of engineers and! employment and other "80 HOURS" Eklward Besser, both of Man with pale pink accessories and in Indonesia have now been BIBLE SCHOOL lngton is a 1954 graduate of pacities and the larger plants numbers 814 million compared deck officers, three tankers op-! “ * m s . ______to only 66 million 12 months ago. chester. a purple orchid corsage. placed under government con Manchester High School, re I. are bigger than we need.” Already Foundering A reception was held at Sun erating Promotion of the silverti Richard Barton East Windsor 'The bride to a daughter of trol. ceived a B. A. degree in 1958 Cooper and High Sts., Manehosttr, Conn, He has proposed units costing under Atlantic coast | WASHINGTON (A P ) - Pre.si- set Ridge, Veterans Memorial labor contract* were reported quarter will begin in the fall and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shaw Tay In a statement to the official at the University o f Hartford, $830,000 and $480,000, capable dent Johnson’s top economic PetoT'O’Toolo ^ DRIVE-IN sou-5 Park, East Hartford. Mrs. Bes- news agency, Antara, Assistant HEADQUARTERS idled at Alameda, Oalif., and «>Nigerie’a Sir Abubtikar Tafawa a huge number —perhaps 100 lor of 50 Gardner St, The and served in the U.S. Arm y Se and • o f handling one million or .33 adviser says the nation's econo By LOUIS NEVIN “ BECKET” In color B;*5-9:80 ser wore a turquoise linen suit Tacoma, Wash, Baiewa and Dr. Eric Williams million — will be turned out be bridegroom is a son of Dr. and Plantations Minister Supardan curity Agency from 1959 to million gallons of effluent re my is advancing during the cur LONDON (AP) — Prime Min with turquoise and beige acces added that the measure was for tho Ship* have been immobilized of Trinidad and Tobago. fore they ara released in early Mrs. Edward L. Besser of 114 1962. He is associate director of spectively. rent quarter at an annual rate of PhM Edward G. Roblnaon In sories for traveling by plane to taken in accordaiKe with in New York, Baltimore, Bos ister Harold Wilson conferred Tanzania’s President JuUus 1966. Adelaide Rd. student housing and graduate Whichever size the town di 5 per cent and should continue *A BOY 10 FEET TALL" Europe, where the couple will presidential decree issued last WORLD’S ONLY ton, Chester, Pa., and Norfolk, today with Commonwealth Nyerere charged that setting up Merchants can make change 'The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, student in Russian history at rectors decide upon, the cost to ri.se in the months ahead. honeymoon for two months. April. CkyabfL Va., a* a result of the strike by the mission after consulting If they have enough pennies 4:00-7:55 pa.stor of Center Church, per the University of Chicago. ELECTRONIC DMEPIECE Will be paid from use charges Gardner Ackley, chairman of ■statesmen, striving to avert col They will live in (Chicago, 111., 1,3(X) engine room officers. lapse of his Viet Nam peace Washington, but not Peking ap nickels and quarters even formed the double ring cere levied only against homes or in- : ^^en^j^rs' of th* AFLrCIO the Council of Economic Advis after Sept. 1. LONDON (A P ) — A British peared to be an attempt "to put there is a short supply of dimes Snndny-Monday-Tnesday mony. Ralph Lundberg was SEEKS CHUTE MARK tiustrles that make use of the Marine Bngineeis Beneficial ers. issued the latest in a series mission. ______..... Mrs. Besser is a 1961 gradu- physicist said today the first of White House reports stressing As the 21-nation Common China in the dock (on trial.)” and half-dollars. soloist and W alter Grzyb was DULU’TH, Minn. (A P ) — A ACCUTRON* ALL BOYS and GIRLS propoMd plant. | Association. Kenya's foreign minister, Jo Glenn Ford, Henry Fondn the organist. Bouquets of white ate of Manchester High School man to set toot on the j moon Martin says that. The stat-1 gjjj tankers were reported the soundness of the economy wealth prime ministers confer Mint production can be New Jersey parachute jumper seph Murumbi, objected to Wil geared up to an annual rate of " m e Boondere" In odor gladioli and carnations were on and 1965 graduate of Pern- ! may find himself anlde deep in plans a jump of more than 21 •k -k -k Chrlst-Ian Training of Heart and Hand '*•*■'4 1 utes provide that a charge can gtrikeboimd in Jackswiville. following ,, Friday’s Cabinet ence went into a weekend re- BULOVA son’s presence in the miasion the altar. 1 broke College of Brown Uni- , diamonds. mdles for a world record next Bible-based, Life-related Leesons, Outdoor Devotions, Sing ce.ss, Wilson received his col 14 billion coins — and perhaps phM "Tour Cheating Heart" be made on the basis of volume jjria., because of a threenlay . . , leagues in groups at Chequers, because Britain was too tightly as high as 18 billion if neces The bride, given In m arriage! versity, Providence, R. L Mr. | pj,gf Samuel Tolansky of September, according to an Air ing, Playing, Meaningful Handicraft and Religious F ilm*. | and on the basis of the charac-! walkout of some 300 deck offi- nn (H m Hank WUUams Story) his official country residence 40 linked to the United States, he sary. by her father, wore a full-length | Besser Is a graduate of M o^t Lorxlon University’s Royal Hoi Force announcement. Priced From terisUcs of waste." Thus, pre- ^ers members of the A FLU IO r l' said. gown of peau de sole trimmed Hermon School and a 1964 ; joiv^y College theorized that _ eumatoly, the Industrie* that Masters, Mates and Plloto Un- ter economy re miles west of London. There are about 12 billion sU ’The Duluth Air Force base Beginning Mondoy, June 28 ond Then Nkrumah in a closed — SUNDAY — with Alencon lace, designed graduate of the University of , carpet of diamonds has formed »125 contribute to the plant could be sumed a solid and substantial The visits provided Wilson ver coins in circulation said the jump from a balloon with an opportunity for talks to session of the conference Friday with a portrait neckline, fitted Rochester, N. Y. He will enter 1 ujg lunar surface over the gondola will be tried between charged at a different rate frwn walkouts a «ect at least 26 growth pattern in May.” Oollectors, dealers and q>ecu' ‘Ttonnders” 8;45-Oi5B-10!05 Budget Terms Continuing through July 9 convince the Commonwealth morning demanded a Common bodice, cap sleeves of lace, and his second year at Northwest ages because of the impact of Sept. 10 and 16 by Nickolas J the domestic eewer users. Mar- companies which operate 249 Ackley’s report also said: "As lators have been aware of the leaders to close ranks in support wealth appeal to the United "Cheating** 2:00-5:15-8:80 appliqued dome-shaped skirt ern University Law School, meteors. Piantanida, 32, of Brick ’Town tin does not elaborate. ' ves.sels. anticipated, the economy is not adlver situation for months, or Daily Sessions except Saturday of the Commonwealth peace States to halt its air attack on years, and it seems likely that terminating in a chapel train. Chicago, next fall. He la a In an article in the magazine ship, N.Y. The attempt from -ri,. first quarter if.’’’ when SS!? GNP tS (gross i seeking mission under the Brit North Viet Nam immediately. those who wanted to boeiid sil' Her fingeikip veil of silk illu member of Theta Chi frater Science Journal he said: "Small 116,0(X) feet will be attempted can be varied from time to transatlantic passenger service 9:00 A.M. to 11:45 A.M. national product) surged ahead ish prime minister’s leadership. He al.so urged Sir Robert Men- ver coine have already acquired sion was arranged from a rose nity. black diamonds have been near Minneapolis-St. Paul. time, the same as the town wat al>oard American-flag liners. (Omitting July 6, Holiday) at an unusual 9 per cent annual All 21 delegatlOTS agreed to zics of Australia to withdraw his them. headpiece with petals edged found In the great El Diablo The leap would break the cur er and sewer use rates. None of the larger ones current rate. But it is moving decisively the idea on Thursday but dis country’s token force of 900 4tk Wk! France! with seed pearl*. She carried meteorite crater in Arizona rent world record held by Air "The preliminary figuring In ly are In the struck ports. For- troops from South Viet Nam, A Trip You Woh*t Forget! Engaged Couple moor Closing exercises, evening of July 9 beginning at 6:50 on | forward, and the advance of our sensions erupted almost as soon a cascade bouquet of phaloehop- Probably they were produced Force Capt. Joseph Kdttinger S dicates that the cost for use of Zion’s I>awn, weather permitting, otherwise, iiulde. eign-flag liners are not affected. national product in the current as five-man team had been and asked New Zealand’s Keith Duplifuite Bridge ■is with a white orchid. Jr., a 102,000-foot jump five 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER the proposed Parker Village by the shock on Impact of a gi quarter is now expected to show formed to visit Washington, Holyoake to cancel the Mrs. William F. Brown Jr. of Feted at Shower ganUc meteorite which hit the years ago. plant would be the same, or Winners in a duplicate bridge Registration Monday, June 28 at 8:30 A.M. ■fr. i a S per cent annual rate. Moscow, Peking, Hanoi and Sai projected dispatch of an artil Midland, Mich., a sister of the earth at some time very clo.se to being the same. lery battery. game last night at the former Floods Spread, ’"ITie economy is clearly gon in search of a formula for bride, was matron of honor. Miss Carol Shenning, daugh "The moon has m'llliorra more or Dial 449-0408 $• those now being used for the maintaining its forward mo holding a Viet Nam peace con Nkrumah got a flat no from technical school, 39 School St. Mias Carolyn A. Be.seer of Man customers of the present water were, North-South, George Ha- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Nils Shen craters because, imiike the mentum at midyear and is reaf ference. Menates. Conference .sources chester, Bister of the bride Death Toll Rises luska and Robert Forester, ning. 189 Eldridge St., and Hen earth, it has no atmosphere to •upply and sewerage systems.” firming our expectations that Varying expressions of dis said the atmosphere at the con groom; Miss Louise A, Far\vell Martin j^lso suggests a time ...... ______first; Mr. and Mrs. MUlard ry Gryzb, son of Mr. and Mrs. bum up meteoritee befoire they the rest of the year will bring content came from Tanzania, ference table grew more tense. of Nec
.....J' .'It.-. A " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1966 PACPB f I V B HANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD, MANCHBSTEX, CONN^ SATURDAY^ JUNE 19, 1968 ^ A G B F O U R Everyone Was Confident Area Churches Morse Elected President Obituary O AS Drafts IHatKlirrBtFr Drought Makes Fine Goads ] Ben Bella Overthrown The etfacu'of drought ate many. M. naaeto M A ^ Control Plan 3C Roiiet Would Succeed XWeeMvOtoi «T8 E U im ^ R d., Of Manchester Water Co. CttFttiQQ IfFralii R makes more mosquitoes, ah any Churches Sooth Windsor Henry B. ABen In Algerian Upheaval 'R e v . R obert R . SOUTH WINDSOR — Henry (OoRthiaad fnra Page Om ) one can discover standing even In the C k ord i o t Am NaM rene St. BridgeTs Ctarch R«v. Gordon B. Wsdham*, (It was tiMn PtnUBHrojBT TCT The Salvatlen Am y M atotor E. Allen, 68, of West Hartford, For Domingo Florida Ume). oia noonday sun. an Main St. Sit Melw St. R ev. John S. Delaanr, Pastor Ernest L. M ens of 87 Strong^W. Martens ot South St, Oov- father of David E. Allen of months, aMbough the quattion of driven away from th* Mrd for So, baidc t o ------. ^ According to the New Toric Times, WlUlam D. BlaoLeaa Rev. Robert J. Shoff, Bllnlstor Rev. Stanley T. HaetUto 8 t was elected yesterday to the entry, sacretary. (OoBtlBoed from Page One) Rev. Denato B. Hneecy 10 aju., Lay«to»* *•"*“•* Asstotoat PwAor Morse, who was previously South Windsor, died Thursday French-devehM^ oU and gas (Oontfaxied from Page One) about two hours, so that the ter* niMbled the convoy e t It makes more chinch bugs, by remov Officer In Charge , Rev. R. Alfred Swain, post of president of tha private WAIVTER B. BEKOtrSON Aseoelato Minister epeakoia: WWter 5«in*S : vice president and superinten at Hartford Hospital. Besides guard ait strategic points in ths weUz has not been setUad. "go" hour was set back from bus**. For many. It meanfijutt Publishen Crten Netoon, David Ball, Fred ly-owned ManehesteE Water Co. his son David, he Idaves his Tha nationaUsatton of French the orgmlaatlon propooed F>t‘ another day's iratt; tor ollwn, ing the fungus which might develop In 9:M a.m„ . Sundey Schooli. Maaaea at 7. 8, 9:15,10:80 aad Msaaea at 0:45, T:4B, 0, 10:15 dent, win continue In the latter city. 10 to noon. Cape Ume (Florida BVNBided October 1. 1881 Recave and lioyd Holt. post for the time being. wife, t'wo other sons, a sister farms and other properUee has another day in Florida; and for wet weather and help kill them off. eSasces for all age groups. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School Noon. 11 a.m., Oars leave church for and 11:80 a.m . Be succeeds WllHam Foulds, Troops and tanka took im po Is on Eastern Standard, not PoMWiad Brory BranUif B ^ p t Sunday* A native of East Woodstock, and four grandchildren. caused considerable concern In ^e OAS called on the us, the closeat we wmild get to As any gardener can testify, dry 10:45 a.m., HoUneas service. cQasses for aU age rroura. FMgrtm FeUowaMp ptonto. who died in a drowning ac sitions around Villa Joly, home • and HoUday^ Entered *t the Poet 0 «lc e ^ St. damee' Chnreb St. liaertce ChBroh. Conn., Morse came to Manches ' The funeral will b4 held Mon of Ben BeUa. Possars-by heard Paris but no overt crlaea. warring tactions bo end the Daylight, making It an hour seeing Titan 8C get off the pad jOeneheeter, Oaon., a* tioon A Claaa Mail weather makes cut worms healthy and Music by Cttsdel Band and 10:45 ajn., Worship Sm v Ic a cident, Memorial Day, at hla Msgr. Edward d. Bearden, Rev. Bernard 1^ M eGok, ter altout 63 years ago and ac day at 8:15 a.m. from the Rich angry ahouta from insida the There was no excitement in fighting, agree to the formation later In Manchester). from the Cape would b# T mto- Songsters. M essage by the Pastor. Chll- flaered Heart Cknreh But at a 10 o’clock status onds. hungry. dren’a Church and Nuipery. Pastor P astor Old Forge, N.Y., summer home. cepted employment with Cheney ard W. Sheehan Funeral Home, villa and several windows ware Algiers as Ben Bella fell but the of a provtelonsd government and us 30 *eco----- BOBSOUFTION RATBE 7 p.m., Fark Service at Cen Rt M, Vetnoa 1084 New Britain Ave., West chai^geover cam e wMh rtunning allow OAS-supervlsed electloM briefing, the Cape reported The storm lasted through tha Payable In Adranee ____ And this year’s drought has produced ter P at*. t p.m.. Junior FeUowahip, Rsrr. Eugene E. TetpOy Rev. RaM Kelley, Pastor I. Laird Newell of Wethers Bros, as a steamfitter He re broken. Thl* presumably was field, president of the Henry Hartford, with a solemn requiem impact. Algerians bad been In six bo nine months. some pickup In the work, and press conference that touow ^ One Year ...... Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Street Teen FeUowMiip ind Christian Rev. doeeph H. McOaan Rev. nuriok SuBlvaa M asses at T. 8:80, 10 and mained with Cheney Bros, for when Ben BeUa waa arrested. continued* well into th* Six Month* ll'US some mysterious breed of bug or worm Souther Engineerlngg Corpor 23 years, until 1938, when he Mass at 9 at St. Brigid’s Church, Attempts to find out what was prepared because Radio Algiers Amtoasaador EHeworth Bun the bird might now go at 11:30. Service. Service tralnliig ooumes for Rev. dolni d. O’Brien Aaristaat Pastor 11:80 a ja . There was a scurry for Air evening hours, A pootrlonnch Three Month* ••«•••••••■••• AW which has acquired something hitherto adults. ation of Hartford, was alected went to work for the Manches Elmwood. Burial will be in Fair- gmng on inside were unavailing. had said there woifld be an im- ker of the United States, a One Month l.^* view Cemetery, West Hartford. poitant announcement. Force buses lined up to trans party becom* a pro-launch unheard of In all the lore of garden Calvary Ctauroh T p.m., BvangeUstlc Servtea. M s s m s at 6, 7. 8, 9, 10:16 aad at 7:10, 8:80, 10 aad Bolton Ooapegatio^ Church chairman of the board of dl ter Water (Jo. aa a maintenance A tolei^ne coU to the villa member of a three-man OAS MEMBER OP Friends may call at the fu brought this reply from a mold: The coup occurred Just as Al peacemaking team, said he was port the huge crowd of press devastations—a taste for onion tops. (AsMembUes o f God) Message by the Pastor. 11:80 a.m . ' Rev. dTstantoo Oonover, rectors, a position held pre- man. ***^Tto bad you fellows won’t THE ASSOCIATED F R ^ 11:16 a.m neral home tonight from 7 to 9 1 don’t know anything.” giers •was engaged In arranging "encouraged by the reception’’ men. VIP* and other accredit The AModated Preei I* excluiively entiUed An omnipresent ugliness of Insects, a S47 E. Middle Tpke. Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Pray M inister vloualy- by Mr. Foulds. In 1660 he was appointed su ed people to Pres* Site 3, some be on the Cape In the morning,” •■ff^ the u»e of republlcatlon of. all new* dl»- er, Praise and Bible Study. Church of the AasnmptleB Other officers elected at a perintendent of the company and on Sunday from 2 to 6 and Shortly thereafter, Louis for an African-Asian summit of the proposal by both sides. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Chnreh 2% miles from Pad-40. consoled a member of United Bdche* credited to It or not otherwiae credlt- disconcerting devastation of gardens— Adams St. and Thompson Rd. UntoB Congregational 10 a.m „ Worship BeServtoe. Ser- board meeting at tha company’s and In. 1668 he was elected vice 7 to 9. Dauge, FYeitch charge d*a£fam> m eeting June 26. FVnrelgn m inis FVcTnal r e ^ e s from the rebels 5d to thl* paper and alao the local new* pub- Pastor B oiw vllle ters of parUdpeting states were Then came a series of Count Aircraft’s party that made Tip these are the gifts of drought North Methodist Chnn* R ev. Francis d. hUIialek men, "Life to Like Dlamond offices yesterday afternoon president. He has held both po met with Abdel Aziz BoutefUka, and Jtmba are expected In two or Rev. Panl d. Bowman, Pastor scheduled to m eet June 24. down "holds” that veterans at the <3ape-bound flight Tuesday 'i **a S* riSda of repubUcatioo of apeolal die- But one should also take an occasion 9 ;45 a.m ., Btmday School 800 Parker St. Pastor are— sitions since then. , Edward L. Fay Ben Bella’s foreign minister. three days, other OAS sourcee patch** noreta are al»o reaeryed. ____ Rev. dames L. Ansttn M sH ng.” Edward L. Fay, 73, died uiis The coup threw arrangements the Cape have come to accept from East Hartford. classes for aU ages. Rev. Earle R. Ooeler, Rev. EmMt d. Ooppa Matt Morlarty of 76 Forest Morse Is married to the for Dauge said he was welcomed said. al look at the beauty it can help create, BOnlater of Christtaa Ednoatlen morning at the home of his sis "in the name of the new govern —w«ch had been careftfily as routine. None were of e "We’ll see it from McCoy.” r U d U U B x>V B *y#*ae# a Inc., aie« '»> mm- 11 a.m.. Worship Servlcs. Bi Pastor St. Bernard’s Chnreh St., president of Morlarty Bros., mer Edith Ruddell, a Manches According to the economic '.U The Herald Printing O om pw , too. ters, Miss Irene Fay and Mies planned by Ben BeUa as some serious nature, and none W e did. anmea no ftoanctalrud responatbllltytmpotibIdUI^ for typo- ble message by the pastor. Masses at 7, S, ^:16, 10:80 St Beraard’s Ter., BockvlBe vice president; Harold C. Nor ter native. They have resided m ent.” plan now in outline form, the pected to cause an sippreclable graphical error* AppMLrmi: . In RalJFtlntratt The clouds of a season of drought 8:80 a.m., Worship Service, 8 a.m.. Morning Worship. Ser ton of Avery Shores, Coventry, Florence Fay of 217 Main St., This indicated that at least thing of a personal triumph— -and other r e a d ^f xnstl®r in IfRncnestor 6:80 p.m.. Evening Prayer. and 11:46 a-m. Rev. Patrick P. Mahoney, In the North B5nd ever since pro-vlsonal government would delay. None, certainly, Robert A. McBride, gueri mon: "Dlsturting Um Christiaa treasurer of the Colonial Board Morse went to work for the wa where he had made hla resi some ot Ben Bella's Cabinet into oonfiMlon. Brentog Herald. have an added, poignant loveliness pre 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv P astor Whether the new revolu surrender all tta revenue to the “scrub” the firing. ice. Gtospel music and song, and preacher. Sermon: "What God St. Barthriomew’s Chnrrii Coneclsnoe,’’ The Rev. Mr. Bow Co., treasurer; and Mrs. Laura ter company. dence for the past two months. w ere staying on uiMler th* revo- OAS, which then ■would make all Warning Issued Pull »erTlce Client of N. E. A. Sjsrdce, t o t cisely because, as they pass over, they He was born July 4, 1891, In tionary council can shore up The longest delay was caused Bible message. Hath Promised.’’ Rev. Philip Hussey, Paatw man preaching. M asses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and U hiUonary council. budget expendituree until the PhbUehe™X^DIIBIICI ■ A**if»*Rep^entaU ...... ' ' suggest something more than their when the second stage rockets 4 p.m., Senior Methodist Rev. Richard C. BoUea 11 a-m . to 8 p.m ., All-Church Rockville, the son of the late BoutefUka told Dauge that the things and get the summit country gets beck on Its feet, Driver in Crash Mathew* Special ^ e n cy — Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid a.m . Jsunes and Mary Daley Fay. meeting ^ n g is problematical. lost pressure, and workmen eago, Detroit and Botoon. own painted hues and shapes. week Service. Guest vocallM Youth Fellowship picnic. Asaletaat Pastor picnic at Wtokham Porit, Man new government would continue Because Dominican revenues ^MEMBER AUDIT b BUREi u r e a u o p CraCDLAr A retired real estate broker, he Boumedlenne did not sAy. had to return to the pad and They carry a hint of that most tan and sprnker: Professor li- Monday, 7:50 p.m., cfdcial chester. Sk Matfiiew’e Church. Tolland Ostrinsky Sees Difficulty cooperation with France and are inadequate to cover expend TTONS had worked In this capacity FVench citizens would be safe. He la known to be a strict repressure. That delay was PoUce leoued a written warn I' talizing of all things beautiful—some Chung Chel of Evangel OoHege, board. Masaee at 6:45, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Rev. d. Clifford Ovtln, Pastor itures, the United States would Display advertising cloetag hour*: Friday, 8 p.m., worship com Ofanroh for a period of 80 years in Relations between Ben Bella’s taskmaster and it may be that nearly an hour, because It takes ing to toe driver of an automo Spririfield, Mo. end 11 :S0 a.m . Sk P eter's Eplsoopal I Meeting Sundays at Hlok’s p\imp at least $10 m illion a bile after she aUegedly moved P ot Ito d a y — 1 p.m. > ^ y . thing that might be ours, but which m ission. Brooklyn, N. Y. He waa a vet government and France have he can keep arrangements mov- about 30 minutes or more for 1 Hill Rd. Memorial Sebool Gymnashnn In Lifting Rec Insurance month Into the country through Into the pato of a motorcycle at . For Tueeday — 1 p.m. **SR**Zi.- bolds itself Just beyond reach. Wi^>phig eran of World War I and had been reasonably good In recent ing ahead. the operation, and then the , Itor Wedneaday — I p Trinity Covenant Church raim U col the OAS, the sources said. necessary safety rundown to an Intersection yesterday after For Tbursday — 1 p.nj^Wetoeeday. South Methodist Church Lutfaeian om reh Rev. domes A. Blrdsall, VIoar served with the U.S. Army. They sail over us, casting their flit Hackmatack St. near Keeney Sk xrmmmmm a t 7:80, 8:80 and 10:80 The funeral will be held Tues An OAS official said, "The assure the pad had been evacu noon. ' For Friday — 1 p.m. T h S U jfl' Rev. J. Manley Shaw, DJ). (Missouri Synod) M. Kenneth Ostrinsky of the^would cost only about $500 ad- Wter SiitQraAy —• 1 p .» . FrtoAy. ^ ting sheulows of hope upon us, mock Rev. K. EJnar Rosk, Pastor Am. day at 10 a.m. from the W. P residt would be decisive control Police say that Mary H. Mbrl- Ctossined deadline: ^0:80 m,m. e ^ day of Pastor Cooper and High Sts. 10:80 Am., Mbmdng Pmyer. town's Insurance Ad'vtsory ditional, but rather, the Im Bolton of the Dominican economic sys ated by all personnel. pobllcatlon except Saturday — 9 am . ing our needs, shifting their pastel Rev. Richard W. Dupes 0 p.m.. Evening Prayer. possibility of Including every Qulsh Funeral Home, 226 Main “We are at T minus 6 (min arty of Hartford was eastbound 0:30 a.m., Sunday School •with The Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, F irst Coagregatioool d m reh Committee has ruled that It tem. Normally, the government on C o o p e r Hill 8t. and apparent Associate Pastor Tlnueda;W , 7 a.m., Sk John potential participant under St., followed by a solemn high utes) and counting” came the Saturday, Jun* 19 prints iq>on the blue, teasing our eye, cla ss for oH age groups. Pastor Vernon would be unwleldly and Im Mass af requiem at St. Bridg Is the nation’s biggest employer ly stopped for a stop sign at BapUsk Hoty Communion. blanket coverage. and biggest spender.” report by loudspeaker from and yet so oold and tight-hearted that 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship Wenhlpplng at the VensM practical for the town to carry He said that the proposed et’s Church at 10:30. Burial Slate for the Fall Election , McKee 8t.. but then moved for Sermon: "Anchors for the SouL” 9 a.m., Sunday SchooL 7':46 p.m., HeaMng Sendee. Central (Jontrol. All communi Temptation In Dominica? the chances are that we will weep, over Service. 8t. John’s Day. Man tday, 7:46 ElemenWy School blanket Insurance coverage on plan would entail an advance will be In St. Bernard’s Ceme Even if the political Stalemate ward and was struck by the mo Nursery. 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Time. Monday through Frt< Rev. John A. L oov. Mlnistor to continue, the sources cations media people beg;an to some garden hope or friendly tree lost, chester Lodge and Friendship p.m.. Evening Prayer. public use of town recreational listing of every person and tery, Rockville. torcyclist, traveling north on STom the atart, the Johnaon admln- 2:30 p.m., VlsUotion at Green 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. Text: Miss Helen C. n*eher, Friends may call at the fu said, the plan mdgjit be put Into *’etum to their vant^e s^ to McKee St. and not obliged to before they ever do. Lodge of Masons will be guests 1 John 4:16-21. Theme: ‘"nie facilities. every organization which Chosen by Town Democrats ■ IgtraUon ha* had an opportunity to Lodge Con'valescent Home. Dlieetor of Christian EdnooUon might. In the course of the neral home tomorrow evening effect with the Junta, which at But behind, and only stop. Hie cycle operator, Peter at the first service. The Rev. Satisfying and Serving Love of F irst I aonal Ctareh He made his statement In an least nominally controls the miles rolled big blMk ' • prove the good faith of its Intervention Look at them, and see If, with their Tuesday, 1 p.m.. Ladies' Pray Dr. J. Manley Shaw preaching swer to a request from Mayor year, use the facilities. He said from 7 to 9 and on Monday ■V. B ecker, 18, o f 38 W aranok# er Fellow^p. God’s Believers and Followers.’’ Dnltod nrob of Christ 9:80 s.m., Servlcg.of Woiahlp. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. The Democratic town commlt-^appeala alternates are Raymond econom y outside of the rebel , clouds. There waa another Rd., was reportedly only slight olvU war In the Dominican Repub- special mixture of hope and evil thrown “The Ancient Landmarks.’’ Nursery In the parish house. Andover Francis Mahoney, who had sak) that the listings must be made brief hold at T minus 3 min Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Mid that he saw no reason why when the Insurance is written, tee has announced a nearly-com- Myetto““ (1965-70) and ‘ Kenneth stronghold in a corner of 8anto ly injured. ”/3lc. It would convince Ita hemisphere in, they are not the most beautiful week Service. 11 a.m., Gottesdienst. Bev. Baymond H. Bradley Jr., Sk John’s Eplseopal Chnreb Mrs. Joseph Dubashlnskl plete slate of candidates for the Matthews (1966-71). Dom ingo. utes. Hie written warning was for Emanuel Lutheran Church Pastor townspeople should carry In and not when the person or or "If they don’t get her off ’ P ETlUca that It went in with clean hand* clouds ever to sail across a New Ehig- Tuesday, 7 p.m.. Vocation Bi Bk 80, Vernon ganization takes out a permit Mrs. Elizabeth Dubashlnskl, Oct. 4 town election. The Demo Running for constables are failure to grant the riglit til Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ble School workera mesUng. surance when using public fa within the next 15 minutes, and go^ Intention* If It succeeded In land June. Community Baptist Church Pastor Rev. Jnmos L. Gmnk Bpotag cilities. for the rec facilities. 80. o f 81 Union St., w ife o f crats will caucus July 26, when John Garibaldi, Jerome Ohemer- way at an intersection. Wednesday, 7:80 Am., Sun 10I s.mI .. Worship Service. Ser- other nominations can be made ka, Irving Dupre and Edward she’s going t o scrub,” said a bringing about a result and a govem- 58S E. Center Sk B ov. M elvin T . PetenKUi, Ostrinsky explained that the Mahoney’s suggestion, for Joseph Dubashlnskl, died yes Hebron Rev. Alex H. Elsesser, day School stizft. m on:i: "Father, Son and Holy 8 s.m., Hedy Communiop. terday at Manchester Memorial from the floor. (Contrary to the Meloche, all Incumbents. wire service newsman. Assistant Pastor Spirit.’ ’ deterrent to Mahoney’s sug the blanket Insurance coverage, Bient which did not crush the element M inister 6:80 am., Morning Prayer, will be studied further by the Hospital after a short illness. Republicans, however, the Dem For fire commissioners Ber "Right,” said a radioman who 7 p.m., Pilgrim FoDowahlp. gestion was not the expense In was In communication with hi* Hospital Notes o t democracy In the revolt which had Conoordto Lutheran Charob Church SchiMl com m encem ent Insurance Advisory Committee. She was bom In Lithuania and ocrats go Into the caucus with an nard Dubois and Ijeslie Harlow Car Leaves Road, Stag:? Of Yale 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. 40 PIfidn St. Tuesday, 8 p.m., boonl of reli volved, since a blanket policy station back at Cocoa Beach. fimnet achieved Its success when our 9:30 a.m.. Church School pro 9 a.m.. Divine Worship and and awards. Annual parish pic had been a Manchester resident endorsed slate. have been endorsed for 1965- Rev. Pool O. Kaiser, Pastor gious education. nic at Mrs. Douglas Robert's "It’s raining at the station, and Visiting hours are t to 8 p.m« 'iCarlnes shored up the military junta In Billy Phelp's autobiography he tells motion exercises. ChurOh Schott, fo r Kindergar for many years. She was a mem Dr. Bernard J. Sheridan will 68, and Wiliam Androle-vlch and Driver Charged of going to Chautauqua in the summer 10:30 a.m., Wonhip Service. Bern, Vernon. ber of St. Bridget’s (Jhurch and run for first selectman again. He It’ll be here In 10 m inutes.” In all areas excepting m atern ten through Grade 6. Nursery 9 Am., Holy Oommuntoo, J<^ Morianos for 1966-69. resisting It. of 1888. There he foimd one Alonzo TTie Rev. Major Johnson of for younger children. Sermon by United Methodist dnreh W ednesday, 10 a.m .. Holy of the Living Rosary Society of has been Democratic selectman The Countdown continued, ity where they are 8 to 4 p.m. Church School and Nursery. R k 44A, Bolton Events On the planning commission A Rosenberg, Texasn,/. man and the tension Increased as It and 8:30 to 8 p.m. and private ( TTiere was one witching moment Hartford, guest minlMer. Ser Pastor Anderson at both serv Communion. Plaza 7 the church. for two terms. He will probably Stagg serving as coach and captain of 10:30 Am., The -Servlcs, Michael Sheridan, who is filling '.'■'when are seemed oh the way to clear the Chautauqua baiseball team. Stagg of mon: “ Defroeting God’s Frozen ices, "Oontraste of Fslth end Bev. Abram W. Songrey, Saturday, 2 p.m., Alter Guild. Besides her husband, she oppose Richard Moira, who Is w iff, weni^ofi m '•etched T ^ room s where they are 10 a-m . Church School and Nursery. Minister an unexplred term , -will seek to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested pwd unmistakable proof of our nobility fered a prize for the best batting aver People.” Nursery. Unbelief.’’ leaves a son, Edward Dubashln seeking re-election. 6AL"/ and struck three hf" highway Jlv Over the loudspeaker the flight 6 p.m.. Junior IBgh Baptist 8 p.m.. Church Picnic on Veraon Methodist Chnreh A half-dozen folk dance election for a 1966-71 term, and officer barked the count at ten not to smoke in patients’ rooms. age if the season and the prize was a 4 p.m., Lutheran Service, Ca In State skl of Bolton; two daughters, Joseph Licltra will run tor se David Mlnlcucci has been en fence posts. * e f purpose. That waa when are sudden- Youth Fellowship 'will have a church grounds. 9:16 Am., Sunday Sdiool. B k 80 presentations and performances ____Mrs.____ Joseph^ Knybel of MancheS' cond selectman. He Is currently second intervals. No more than two visitors al volume of Byron’s poetry. This would thedral ki the Pines, Rindge, dorsed for the 1965-70 term. The man, Joe C. Sumners seemed to turn toward the rebel side picnic at the porsomge, 86 Fer N.H. 9:16 a.m., WorsMp. Th* Rev. Rev. Morton A. M agee by the Hartford Chamber ter and Mrs. 'Ihomas Bleu of on the board of tax review. At T minus 30 seconds, every one time per patient. seem a trifle odd as the choice of a The Presbyterian Church (Coatinaed from Page One) I Frederick Baroombe and Jr., 31, waa charged with driv ^of the controversy, and when we seem professional coaril but in the case of guson I^ ., tor Its final gathsring 7:80 p.m.. High S<^X)ol Bacca Richard W. Albin, campus min- Vernon; a brother and sister In Mrs. Katherine Scanlon will telephone was in the hand of 48 Spruce Sk toter guest preacher. Toplo: Choir and the Greater Hart- Michael Spetrini have been en ing while under the Influence PATIENTS TODAY: 267. ed to be trying to back a figure from Alonzo Stagg it apparently caused no until September. laureate service at BmanusL 6 a.m., Holden Moore of East g. MeireH Oo. and Vlclc Chemi Lithuania and four grandchil oppose Mrs. Olive Toomey in a newsmen in direct contact with Bev. James L. Ransoni "Why I BeUeve In God." Hartford, gueet speaker. ford Youth Orchestra high dorsed for five-year terms on of Intoxicating liquor or drugp. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: surprise. dren. bid for town clerk. Sumners, who was jailed at home base. Television cameras that side to head a oompromlae ooeOl- M inister 0:80 p.m.. Youth Group, film cal Co., all of Cincinnati. light today’s activities at Fred Goal has been endorsed the public building oanuniseion. Lori Romano, 90 Wells St.; Ber Nor does it appear out of character Sk Mary’s Eplsoopal CEnnA Church of Christ The funeral will be held Tues the (tolchester Troop of the ground away at Pad 40; binoc tion government. Ofauroh a ^ Park Sta, LydoU and Vernon Sto. end election. First Lutheran Chnreh Moas said he look the drug Plaza, 7. Hartford’s second an by the committee fw town trea^ The slate was announced by nadette Balbonl, 342 Hackma If we glance at the now familiar story 9 ;80 A m ., Sunday School with day at 8:30 a.m. from the Wal state police, was later charged ulars were trained on the When the military Junta vetoed that Rev. George F. Nostrand Eugene Brewer, Minister R ockville under medical supervision to nual festival for the arts. ter N. Leclerc Flinerad Home, surer and agent of the town de town committee chairman tack St.; Randy and Ricky Oote, of Stagg's life. He was bom of humble elaases for all ages. Tomorrow’s actl'vltles Include with breach of the peace and bird: many prepared them 5 Avon St.; Ann Cronan, Willi- RM tor 0k George’s Eplsoopal ChorA Rev. William H. Balkan control exceea cholesterol. 23 Main St. with a solemn high posit fund. Charles Lathrop after a com selves for what was expected •'; Vfnrt, we sUU seemed to be behaving parents In West Orange, New Jersey on 10:46 Am., Worship Service. R k 44 A , Boltoa "Dances of the Country” and willful damage to public build mantle; Mrs. Miriam Delude, Rev. John D. Hughes 9:46 a.m., Bible daoeee for P astor He charged that the product— Mass of requiem at 9 at St. The committee Is con.si dering mittee meeting last night. to be the biggest roar ever to ..'• ourselves dispassionately when are set August IS, 1862. One of his ancestors, Rev. Mr. Ransom conducts Us Bev. Edward W. Jnhseon, "Dances of the Court,” a pair ings. Police said he caused a RFD 2, Vernon; Thomas Dun Rev. James W. Bo^m s •U agee. Mer-29 or Triparanol—was mis Bridget’s Church. Burial will a number of names for the job Baseball Results be heard at a launching. tled down to the business of seeing that loyal to his own beliefs, harbored In his toot service; sermon: "Fliwl- V icar of period performances, and a disturbance and damaged his bar, Phoenix St., Vemtm; Mrs. Rev. Ronald E. Hsldeniaa 10:46 A m ., Worship. Sermon: 6 Am., Sunday School ctasoee branded, that the drug firms take place In St. B ridget’ s of tax collector, in opposition to In baseball last night Fiano "There is a hold at T minus neither side of the civil war could get cellar for many months the regicides, “ Power Unlimited.’’ ly, Brethren, FarewelL" Staffed for oil ages. w ere negligent and that In- demonstration of Connecticut Mrs. A. A. Maneggia. cell. Anne HIU, C oventry: M im l M er Whalley and Goffe, with no small dan Nursery. Cemetery. Calling hours will be Realty defeated White Glass He is scheduled to appear In 30 seconds,” came the report. 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion. 8 p.m., WorsMp. Sermon: 8 A m . , Holy Oommimlon. The 10:80 a.m.. Church Service. tormotton on the drug was craftsmanship. Mrs. Virginia Butterfield, fill 18-5 with Eric Geer pitching. cer, 92 Autumn S t.; Jenitifer at the other In order to renew fighting. ger to himself. Young Alonzo went to the 7 p.m., Speclel meeting of the Rev. Eugene C. Dixon, chaplain The prog;ram la aprlnkled held at the funeral home tomor Norwich Circuit Court on July Some of us had been counting Ross, Hebron: Arthur Wheelock, 10 a.m ., M o m ^ P rayer with “Four Levels of Living.” 7 p.m., Luther League. fraudulentiy suppressed and row night from 7 to 9 and on ing an unexpired term on the Bob Henry had five hits and The military stalemate our troops Orange High Sriiool where one of his congregation to call a new min of St. Merit’s Chapel, Storm, with other actl'vltles as well, 7. aloud after the T-30 seconds re 55 Grand Ave., RockvUle; sermon by the Rev. Mr. Noe- Tuesday,. 7:30 p.m., Ladles concealed. Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. board of finance, will seek elec Paul Barron hit a home run. port, and had It down to T-14 >' arere thus enforcing also became a po- young friends. Charlie Gill, put into his trand. Nursery at rear of old study and service group. ister. celebrant. Wopplng Congregational The suit asks $500,000 In all tSLklng place on or around tion (or a two-year term. Paul Joseph Perzanow sW , 45 head the Idea of going to Yale. But the 10:16 s.m.. Morning Prayer, (JonsUtution P laza In H artford. Sam Bastarache pitched for seconds at that moment. Wedgewood Dr.; Jarl Swanson, / '^tlcal and diplomatic stalemate, so that pariah haU. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Mid- Community Church tisnooges from each company. Brown will run (or another two- White Glass. high school curriculum did not give United Penteoostsl Ghureh read by John Hohnee, lay read- The festival, which began "Scrubbed,” yelled one news 437 Summit St.; Clive McKin ideas of any quick solution of any kind Wednesday, 10 a.m .. Holy week Service. W spplng year term. There are still va man as he gathered hla equip enough preparation for Yale and with 187/Woodbrldge Sk ar. Rev. Roy R. Hutcheon, Mlnistor Thursday, runs through June F u n era ls cancies for two six-year terms. Society Slate Named ney, 12 Arch St.; Mrs. Ufemla vanished. Communion. NEW AIR FUGHT The Rev. J. Stanton Conover Police Arrests ment and headed for the buses. Gill he went to Elxeter for a year, living Dally, 7 p.m., Eveidng Jehovah’s WHneesee Bev.'lRobert L. Batosr Rev. Theodore Bocbeler, 27. 1 Mrs. (Jlaire Warfel will seek Rizzo, East Hartford; Jane Fe- At least, however, people were not by odd Jobs. WASHINGTON (AP) —Trans Folk dancing will be the or installed officers of Bolton Con But the report that followed In ragn6, 26 Knighton S t.; M rs. Prayer. Kingdom Hall Esstmlnater United M loUter World Airlines is seeking to in re-election to the board of edu 10 a.m ., Sunday scfaooL der of the day between 3 and Mrs. Emma L, Nettleton gregational Church Ladies R oy D. A uclalr, 24, o f R ock dicated a minor computer prob Thelma Howw-d, Hutchinson '' .l>eing killed. And, meanwhUa some When in 1884, he entered Yale he 728 North Main Sk Presbyterian Fellowship augurate a new Boston-Florida cation. A second candidate is lem that oould be fixed quickly, had about fifty dollars saved up and 11 A m ., Worship. George E. Slye School 8 and 6:80 Am., Morning Wor- 4 and between 8 and 10 p.m. Largely attended funeral serv- Benevolent Society at a picnic ville, was charged with improp Rd., Andover; Mrs. Shirley ‘.troops from Brazil had arrived ao that Center Congregational Church route that would Include Brad still under consideration. There meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. and the Countdown picked up allowed himself twenty cents a day for 8 p.m.. Public Bible discourse, 7:80 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv^ Kingston Dr. off Oak Sk ablp. Sermon: “Our Span of today. Schedule this afternoon Ivee for Mrs. Emma Lyom er passing and was given writ Prentice, Hebron; Roy Warren, -r:are could beg:in calling our some 13,000 United Chnreb of Christ ley Field at Windsor Locks, will be three vacancies on the Joseph Tracy was installed as again, this time at T minus 3 food, mostly soda crackers and stale "Why Is Ours an Age of Vio Ice. Eaat Hartford Y e a n ." are performances by the Gaelic Nettleton, formerly of Hunting- board and each party can put ten warnings for failure to obey 127 Princeton St.; Mrs. Christina 11 Center St. O ^ .. aa one of Its stopping School of Irish Dance, the president; Mrs. Stanley Bates, minutes. troops there officially an Inter-Ameri- bread. The natural result was a col len ce?” W«(kie«day, 7:80 p.m., Bible Rev. Gordon S. Ratos, ton St., were held yesterday af up two candidates, thereby a stop sign and for unsafe pass Housel, Hebron Rd., Bolton; Jo Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, places. Emanuel Lutheran Swedish vice-president; Mrs. Clyde Beck "Scrubbed.” said the news seph Ladika, Glastonbury; Ju """oan Command.” lapse from malnutrition. But he already M inister 4:15 p.m., Bible group dtocus- study, prayer meetliv- M inister RookvUIe Methodlet Chnreh ternoon at Center Congrega creating a oantest. ing. He has been ordered to TWA requested the route Fri Dance Group, the Sage Allen with, treasurer; Mi’s. Warren man again. “Look at that stuff lius Nathan, 156 Green M anor " AH this, so far, has been progress in had friends and on recovery he found Rev. Joseph H. Dudley, sion In the Watchtower article, 142 Grove Sk, day from the Civil Aeronautics tional Church. The Rev. Clifford In the 1963 election there appear at the Manchester ses com ing In. I t’ll be here Inside It easier to get better Jobs. During his "SetUing Dlfficufltle* In Chris Gospel HaU 10 s.m., Womhlp and Church Rev. Willard E. Oonklln, Paator Youth Junior Council, and the O. Simpson, pastor, officiated. Hoar, recording secretary and sion of Circuit Court 12 on July R d .; W illiam Strain, 246 Oak -'the direction of disinfecting our origl- Associate Minister Board. If granted. It would put Ukranlah American Youth As ■were four vacancies. Elaoh party Mrs. William Sltzy and Mrs of those three minutes.” college course, In spite of hla very Ught tian Love.” 416 Center Sk School. Numeiy through Junior Ralph Lundberg waa soloist, 12 . ' St.; Marcia Leon. 25 Choeby Rd. ■■.,Mal operation in Dominica. But it has Rev. Francis C. Hawes, the airline In competition with sociation Folk Dancers. ^ was allowed to put up two, and Warren Yoimg, corresponding Thunder barked in the near ADMITTED TODAY: Walter weight and short stature, he pitched Sllnlster of Religious Education Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group dis age. Sermon: "How Do You 6:80 a.m.. Morning WorsMp. Eastern, National and North- and Walter Oryzb, organist. there was no contest. Patrolman Gerald Calve made distance, and lightning flashes •^'Inot constituted progress toward any Yale to four championship baseball sea cussions in the Bible aid: 10 A m ., Breaking bread. Pray?’’, the Rev. Dr. Richard Monday, 7:16 p.m., Prayer The evening will see flings Burial waa in East Cemetery. secretaries. the arrest after he observed Au- Meyer, Glastonbury. 12:16 p.m., Sunday SchooL northeast-Plorlda traffic. by the Duffy and Erin Schools Wilfred Cote will seek elec reached out at the telephone BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son .'."'.^Khitlon of the problem of putting life sons and played a little football. Ha 8 a.m., Morning Worship. The "Babylon the Great Has Fallen! H. Hasler, aosootate minister of and diocuaslon circle. TWA also asked for authority Bearers, all members of King tion to the board of assessors Committee heads ntoned by olair, who was operating a mo and utility poles on the press graduated In 1888, went one year to the God's Kingdom Rules!” at 87 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. First PrMbyterian Church of W ednesday, 10 a.m ., W om aa’a of Irish Step Dancing, and the David Lo^e, I(X)F, were Sed- the executive board were Mrs. torcycle, passing a number of to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fox, In the Dominican Republic back to nor- Rev. Mr. Simpson presiching, to carry local trsiffic between in place of his wife, Mrs. Mary site. RFD 3, Rockville: a son to Mr. gr^uate school and one year to the "It Was Well That U Waa In B irch St., 287 Oakland St. and Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Prayer Hartford, guest preacher. Bible Study Cbcle. Shalom Israeli Dancers. rick Straughan, Carl Thoren, George Smith, devotions; Mrs. vehicles in a no passing zone on Rain began to fall In drop* ' "^BiaL meeting and BiUe reeding. Boston or Bradley Field and AU of the presentations will Cote, who is now chairman. He and M rs. V ance McOoughUn, 45 dirtnity school. When he found that hi* Yom- Heart.’’ 726 North Main St.; also, 144 Thomas Smyth, Thomas Hum ■will run for a four-year term. R. Kneeland Jones, friendly Spencer St., he said. Police also as we raced to the buses; It Now, It seems, some of our heml- Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. Street New York, Newark. Philadel be on the Phoenix demoe stage Birch St.: a daughter to Mr. and •voice was not suitable for preaching he 6:16 a.m.. Junior High Serv Griffin Rd., South Windsor, and phia, Baltimore or Washington. phries, FYanklln Parker, and A two-year term Is etlll open. services and missions; Mrs. stated that Auclalr forced a was with us Inside those three , ',* bphere friends begin to suspect' that transferred to the Springfield T.M.C../L ice. Mrs. Hooks K. Johnston Jr., French Rd., BMton. m eeting. at the southwest comer of the Carl Peterson. Joseph Roberts, house commit dump truck onto a soft shoulder minutes, alrighf. Then there Mrs. Ellsworth Welton, 14 Law- Phoenix Building plaza. Gasprin Morra has been en ton Rd. .. we are getting tired of such a de^- College where his football coaching ca guest speaker. Brtday, 7:80 p.m., Theocratie wen as oU faces at the anniver- INCREASE SOUGHT Del.egatlons from the Rebek- dorsed to run for th* board of tee; Mrs. Kenneth Matthews, moments earlier. was a sudden blast that caused reer began. He had already been play 11 a.m.. Jubilee Service. Mr. Ministry SeboM. Flmt Church of Ohttok sory BloodmobUe visit, Thurs The Hartford Chamber Choir, ah State Assembly, Sunset Re- hostesses; Mrs. Sltzy and Mrs. Martin D., Delusso of East everyone to first Jump, and BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter - :k>dc, and are beginning to move, with Soienttst Open Forum HARTFORD (AP)—The state scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at tax review. to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brier- ing the game with marked success for Simpson preaching. 8:80 p.m., Servlc* meeting. day, June 24th at Temple Beth la being asked to pay increased bekah Lodge and the Cosmopol On the zoning board of ap Young, telephone; Mrs. Bates, Hartford was charged with then to cast eyes In the direc some of that too obvious Miachiavellian the previous two years. Noon. Reception for Jtibllee 4CT N. Main Sk Sholom between 1:45 and 0:30 the Phoenix Building “Music itan Club attended the funeral. ways and means; Miss Jeanette breach of peace In a recent do tion of Pad 40. Titan 3C was ton, East Hartford. .UfoUne^s Birthday rates (or welfare patients in Box,” wltii a program ranging peals John Mori anas is seeking DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; ..talent for which some commentatora In 1891 President Harper, organizing Club members and friends in the Second Congregational Church p jn . The Watklma-Weet Fimeral the 1M5-70 term and James Ru- Sumner, hospitality; Mrs. mestic (firturbance and was still there. Lightning had 11 a.m., Sunday service, 0un- T o the BJdltor, private chronic and convales from ancient chants to more Stanley Sheldon, Pomfret Cen have even praised the Johnson admln- his new University of Chicago, acquired Federation Room. 886 N. Main Sk Mrs. Myron A. BogllBch cent hospitals. Home, 142 E. Center St, was finl the 1966-71 term. Charles XJbert, Mrs. Howard summoned to court on July 12. struck a telephone pole about day school and nursery. Chairman modem American folk songs, in charge of arrangements. Jensen and Mrs. E. Pierce Her 50 feet In fron t o f our bue. ter: Mrs. Florence Tucker, 889 ' Istratlon, to change the nature of the Stagg to handle athletics for him and Bev. Felix M. Davis, Minister This month the Connecticut Hospital spokesmen told the Endorsed as zoning board of Sk John’* Polish National Bev. C. RteuUd Wilson, "to the Universe, Including Manchester Blood Pro and Including works both relig rick, nominating. "That did It,” said eomeone. Main St.; Laura DeMartln, RFD broke tradition by making him a pro Blood Program oelebratee ita State Hospital Cost (Jommlssion 2. Bolton; Mrs. Grace Hines, 'game, and stir and open things up Catholic Church Associate Mlnistor Man, Evolved by Atomic 15th birthday. SInoe its incep gram Commlttea ious and secular. TOP CHICKEN
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Have you no A ll Makes of New System Laundry. The buy and you will actually save money by having your carpets ers from inferior work, from an ticed that your car has a tend PONTIAC, m a GLASS CO. P6.25 Call Hartford company is managed by Rus overcharge for a job or any other ency to wander on the road? If and rugs cleaned regularly. S7S Main S t — Tel. 649-2881 SI BlsaeU S t— ^TeL 649-7322 J 5 2 S -3 9 9 3 Service Collins who has been with the reasonable complaint that a cus so this Is an Indication that 69 Jensen St., Manchester Grit and dirt works down into firm for the past six years. the rug fibers and eventually tomer may have against work some front end work Is neces VIGHI'S Manchester Rug Cleaning Co. cuts them. A regular vacuum done on his car. Since July 16, sary tmd If you are wise you 1962, when Reuben Plen, owner will have it attended to at once. offers a number o f services, ing win not get right down to of Reuben Plen’s Texaco Sta Many times the mere thought MANCHESTER PACKAGE STORE cleaning of wall to wall carpet the base of the ruga, but when tion, 381 Main St., opened his of transmission trouble can TOURAINE ' so BISSELL ST. In the home, all kinds tuid they are clesmed at Manchester BELMONT business, he has been a member sizes of rugs cleaned at the Rug Cleaning Co. every bit of make one wonder if i Is not time MEMORIAL CO. plant, they offer rug Installa of this organization. to trade the car In. If you are CARPET PLAZA dirt is removed. They have a In Manchester there are about PAINTS Opposite Kast Cemetery tion services, cutting, binding, new pile lifter that makes rugs having trouble with the trans FREE ESTIMATES ON sewing on all rugs, mothproof 25 members of I.G.O. and all of mission in your car, don’t panic, CUSTOM MADE NEW CARPETING look like new for It picks up these members must meet cer FOR BEST RESULTS ing o f rugs, rug storage and the nap and restores the orig let Reuben Plen fix it for you. Quality Memoriob CANVAS AWNINGS the cleaning o f upholstered tain qualifications before they Possibly you really do not need inal reslUlency of the rug and are admitted. Each member Over 80 Years Experience furniture. when yo'u walk on your old a new transmission, possibly Do you have pieces of furni must up to a certain set of stand rugs you will feel as though you just the seals need replacing. 157„ O ff On Rug ture in your home that are ards and before they are admit PAUL'S were walking on down. However, if a new transmis Cleaning soiled? If so, let Manchester ted to I.G.O. all quallflcaUos are CoN 649-5807 I f you wish to enjoy a sub sion is Indicated, let Reuben PAINT SUPPLY Rug Cleaning Co. clean them rigidly checked and then the Cash ’n Carry stantial savings, take your rugs Plen do the work for you. When for you and when they are re matter of membership Is voted 645 Main Street A. AIMETn,^Prop 3 Day 8er\’lce! _ to the plant at 15 Hannaway he U finished your car will run turned they will look like new. upon. If you have work done at 308 Main St. a 043-6662 St. and you will save 15% on as smoothly as the day you Harrison St, Manchester It takes about five to seven any place that is a member of Tel. 649-0300 Nexf to Plnehunt the cost of the cleaning. Man purchased It and you will save days for this service for first I.G.O. and feel that you were a whole lot of money over the every piece of furniture is pre chester Rug Cleaning Co. has over-charged or that the work two trucks with imiformed and purchase of a new car. spotted before It has a gen was far from satisfactory, you A fter the winter, now Is the bonded drivers to provide pick may register your complaint to j Upholstery eral cleaning. Each spotting time to have your car tuned up must be perfectly dry before up and delivery service. They with the Independent Garage and IRR Shop STEVENSON’S SEE US FOR: offer three-day service If you for the summer driving idiead P a Alnmlnum Roll Up Ihe next pre-spot treatment and Owners and they will fully Inves and Reuben Plen’s Texaco Sta RE-UFHOLSTEBING before the overall cleaning job need rugs cleaned In a hurry. tigate the matter. If they find Awnlnm tion Is the place to have this Is done. The amount of time Rugs are cleaned by different that your complaint is a valid • Modom Funilturo ESSO a Door CanopMn work done. He will go over your to pre-spot varies with the methods, wet cleaned, dry a Storm D oon cleaned and shampooed. The lat one. they ^ ^ car from start to finish and and Antiquos 405 M AIN ST. a Combination Windows depth and extent o f the soiled satisfactory adjustment Is made. spots. The cost of this furniture ter Is recommended for Orien It is easy to see why so many check It all out fo r you. Pos s store Stools and Booths TEL. 649-5533 Manchester Awning Co. tals. Should your rug require sibly you need new spark plugs, • Custom Furniture 195 W E ST-C E N TE R ST. cleaning Is a moderrate one and people take their work to a ga varies with the size, trimming sizing, this is also taken care rage that is a member of I.G.O., maybe the points are dirty— Slipcovers and Draperies Telephone 649-3091 of. Wall-to-wall carpeting Is this can make all the differ Made to Order • Tune-Ups EsUbUshed 1949 and type o f upholstery, wheth for by so doing they are fully er it Is tufted or plain finish. cleaned right In the home using protected. You are doubly sure, ence in the world In a car’s Complete Selection of • Engine Cleaning A special shampoo treatment factory approved methods. then, when you have work done performance. Perhaps the cool Materials ______finishes the Job and your furni Color-Brlte is used so that col at Reuben Plen’s for his skill ing system needs flushing and FREE ESTIMATES • Minor Repairs ture will look as It did when ors are set and your rug Is re and knowledge as an experienced the thermostat checked out. No Lower Level of the Psurkade m o r b '^ turned with each detail as clear matter what the problem. If It • iiW Stomps O B C O I t i WITH you purchased It. So, If your mechanic is known far and wide 049-6824 furniture Is soiled, have it ly outlined as the day It was and he is also a member of I.G. Is a mechanical one, Reuben cleaned Instead of' having slip purchased. Plen can solve->4t for you. Not S herw in-Williams covers made or discarding It. You may have your rugs Elxperience is one thing that only do you get extra fine me Manchester Moving If you would like further de mothproofed for five years and Mr. Plen has plenty of for be chanical service here but you VIC’S PIZZA SHOP SUPER tails about this service, phone this service carries a written fore opening his own business also get a special bonus In the DON WILLIS CHid Trucking Co. guarantee. for of Green Stamps, the 158 W. Middle Turnpike Manchester Rug Cleaning Co., he worked for a General Motors Phone 649-3700 KEM-TONE 643-0012 and Mr. Collins will You will be delighted with firm In Manchester for 10 years most popular ones today. Need DC I u x r WALI PAIN r gladly answer your questions. each and every service offered as an expert mechanic special new tires? Get them at Reuben OARAOE PIZZA UltaiungCleaning car upholsteryUpnOlSLCry isla : at jtiuManchester.iil-hcolci Rug v^iccMAAsaaCleaning Co izing In hydramatic transmis Plen’s and have your wheels .another service of Manchester and you will find the prices sion work before being promot balanced free of charge! Stop 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 SPAGHEHI SHERWIN WILLIAMS Rug Cleaning Co., they vacuum reasonable. On top of this, you ed to foreman. In today for the finest machan- RAVIOLI the car thoroughly then sham- receive valuable S & H Green You know that the work done Ical service you can find any Speciolixing in 981 MAIN STREET poo the upholstery and rugs so stamps as a special bonus. at Reuben Plen's Texaco Sta- where. OPEN DAILY TEL. 643-6636 BRAKE SERVICE 8:00 A.M. too 11:00 P.M. SUNDAYS uniquely define life, for under j answers to this fundamental Front End Alignment Wonders of the Universe- certain conditions Inanimate ob-1 question. It Is for this reason 4 P.M. to 10 :30 P.M. lects can exhibit some of these, that sclentUts conclude that a General Repair Work CLOSED MONDAYS characteristics. For this reason, j wide range of experiments Is scientists have Indicated that absolutely necessary for a rea Probe May Detect "characterization” objectives sonable collection of data by a must be defined, using the same biological probe. practices that biologists use on Mr. Neumann points out that UniUdR^-CUl^^ Osfrinsky Life On Mars earth. These deal with: a negative answer does not tell ------^ Metabolism and growth char- us that Mfe is not present DEALER IN WASTE MACHINE SHOP based on the carbon atom— By DR, I. M. LEVITT, a d>f daT*i f i O Q Thus, If a particular experiment 358 BURNSIDE AVE. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1965 Suburban For Sale Soburban For Sale 75 NOTICE PAGE TEN HofosM For Salt 72 Booses For Sslt Booses For Salo Sabarban For Sale Town Camp BOt/TON — 4 bedroom modem ’DEN MILES OUT — economy, TOWN OF ANDOVBE ? BosliicM LocatioiMi Houses For Sale 72 CONCORD RD. — Beautiful FOUR BEDROOM >Colonial, MANCHESTER — 44 duplex, COVENTRY LAKE: Comfort Help Wanted-Male 36 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Banbh, large Uving room, for able and well kept year ’round flat roof Ranch with jalousled older 4 finished 6 room Oape, ZONING BOARD * fireplace, garage, dining room, separate furnaces, 2-car ga I»4vacy, trees, artesian well. For Rent 64 jgy^iqiCHBlSTER — 6 - room mal dining rbom, cabinet family room, ballw, $2$,- rage, one Mock from Mato i room home. Large pine pan breeseway and S-^sar attached Figures in O F A P P E A L S PLUMBERS wanted to work Ranch, bulK 1963, 100x300 lot, eled living room 'With stone garage, set on 4 oerM. Large Only $7,500. Lawrence F. Fl- THREE ROOM offlca or busi kitchen, 2 bedrooms, recrea 000. iiaMKoi. StraaL Priced to sett. Hayes In accordance with tha &»•- part-time nights or weekends. S peaking oe xnamfs, let5 wrfcMiWk - to pictiomaqies that raive us pats.' 2-cer geregCi aluminum sid tion room, landscape yard. fireplace. Ideal for young cou kitchen and dining area, dish Ono, Realtors, 6460424, 64S- ness, ground floor, 470 Main Agency, 648-4808. 2766, 742-6864. tog Regulation of the Town cC« 'c l a s s i f i e d 643-4623. ______ing, storms and screens, 8-bed Marlon E Robertson, Realtor, FOUR-Bedroom Rateed Ranrti. ple or retired folks. Price $8.- washer and disposal, 36 foot Press Talk Andover, the Zbnlng Board a t- Street, plenty of parking. 649- 000. Madeline, Smith, Realtor, rooms, 2 ceramic baths, oil hot 643-5958.______fine Manchester location, ree MANCHESTER — beautifuny living-dining room,< with Heato- BOLTON — 6 room custom Col Appeals win hold a publiO: MAN WANTED to woik mom- TtoP^HAT lets U30K IT up; HERE NHAT "SEE 6229, 9-6. water heat, kitchen has built- 649-1642 or Mabel Sheridan, room, fireplace, garage, $34,- Sntebed 6 room Oape in desir lator fireplace, IH baths, full onial bulK 1960, Mg kitchen Manrtieeter Camp Kennedy hearing at the Town Boll on - Ir ^ from 8-12:30. Appty New 0066 , VIE Ate5«* "WKM1U6K W E srr^ M O U U fK '''J In oven, range and dlahwsMier, 900. J, P. Realty. 94$.6139. able neigUbortnod. ttvtog room 643-8139.______, basement fini^ed in striking System Laundry, Harrison DESIRABLE store ot office MANCHESTER, 'arlth huilt-lns, dintog room, 'Was mentioned promtoenUy to Route 8 In Andover on " molluskS A CRUSTACEAN*; SA^fOP? space, ground floor, clean, at cabinets galore, family room wUh flre^aee, fo m a l dining arrangement witii walk - in flreplaced living room, 8 bed a press conference and orimta- Wednesday June 30, 1968, to ADVERTISING Street. with fireplace. Wolwrton Agen INVESTims — 64 Duplex, Zona room, riled dom er, lovely VBaiNON—New Ouetom Ranch- MEANI. tractive and reasonable. Apply Spacious 6 room Dutol| Co> cedar closet, office, work room, rooms, IVi betths, oil hot wa tlon session held last week at hear the following oppeote. cy, Realtors, 640-2818. n , location adaptable to offlca yard. Cteete and oatt owner 648- era, large wooded lots, $15,200. cold storage room, and huge CLASSIFIEO ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MAN WANTED for stock and NON LEf6 LOOK Mr. Chasse, State Theatre, 11 lonlsl. central entrance, or buatoeas conversion. Good Maxinuun conventional financ ter baseboard heat, garage. Camp Shrlver in Rockville, Md., APPEAL NO. 52 delivery work at Economy a.m. - 8 p.m. 14’x34’ Uvtog room, large - 0618. recreation area with fireplace. More than two wooded acres, at the estate o< Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hutchinson, request* 8 AAL to 6 PJL CRUSTACEAN- Income ai exiats. Lappen Agen ing available. Better act Im See H and you’ll like it. Bonk Electric Supply, 36-38 Oak St., dining' room and kitchen, cy, 649-6261, 6494140. MANCHESTER — $ bedroom mediately! See today. Barrowe $21,700, Wotverton Agency, Sargent Shrlver. tog a variance to permit the 643-1433. COMMERCIAL and office space separate pantry, 1% tiled appraisal at $82,600, but asking Realtoty, 649-2813. It was announced that the excavation of loam on property JL Ranch, large weU landscaped A Woflace. 649-5306. under $30,000. Ctell owner 646- for rent. W. O. Sohwari Co., MANCHESTER bidhs, flnplace, basement NEED ROOM? Uimaual 7 room local camp was one of only 23 located in Industrial Zone ait COPY a,OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. lot, walking distance to schools 6091. LEADING National company de Inc., 876-2043. garage, excellent residen Ookmial, 1% hatha, dtehwaah- TOLLAND ROAD, No. Coven- to the country to receive grants Bunker HIM Rd., between Hop sires alert, aggressive men, and riMpptog, recreation room,, MONDAX ik m FRIDAX lO M A JL—8ATCBDAX t AJL Ten mlnutea from Man tial ararea, complete city er, double garaga, aluminum try — one of the nicest Gapes from the Joseph P. Kennedy River and Rt. 6. Also to permit; preferably over 21, with car, teAindry, attached garage, VERNON — $17,900. 6t4 rooms Wanted—Real Estate 77 Jr. Foundation and that it was Houses For Rent 65 chester. New Cape Cods, nttUUeatea M y $30,900. aiAng, nice yard, $18,900. Lap- screened porch, dlahwaimer, at we have ever listed. Acre of oh Vk acre of breathtaking the excavating of gravel on the for immediate openings. Sales grass, 2-car garage, set-up for one of a handful to receive re above property In order to experience helpful but not es Ranches and Raised pen Agency, 849-0261, 849-8140. tic tan, carpeting. Owner ask beauty. Excellent condition, 24-HOUR prompt, courteous THREE AND four rooms, fur Ranches. One acre wooded pool, rec room, 1% baths. For peat grants. complete necessary grading. AFPBBOIATKD DIALM3-2711 sential, as we offer a complete U A R r e a l t y CO., IN C. ing $20,900. 849-1846. built-ins, screens and storms, service. Single and multiple nished or unfurnished, oil heat, lots, built - Ins, flr^^>lac^ MANGHESTBUt — Modem Ckqia $18,200. this is a lot of value. At a session, attended by APPEAL NO. 53 training program with excel garage. Barrows A Wallace. dwellings wanted. Char-Bc FrsmclB P. Kelley, superintend good location, parking,, adults. basement garages. Only REALTORS 648-2692 on high elevation, wooded, 109x 20 CROMWELL Road - - Seveii See for yourself. T. J. Crockett, 649-5306. Real Estate, 643-0683. Joseph Remcsch, Hebron lent salary. Men chosen for 148 lot. Complete privacy plus room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, iVi Realtor, 643-1577. ent of the Man.sfield State Rd.. Andover, requeeting; this position will be placing Reasonable. 643-6389. 10% down. Price r a ^ e Robert D. Murdortc 648-6473 ContlnMd FroM Pi«e«dfaig Pog* from $14,600 to IIT.OW. 20-mile view. Bel Air R ^ Es bathe, living room, fireplace, EAST HARTFORD — Silver RANOTEs! Manchester. ^ Training School, an announce A—Continuation on an ex- themselves in the 6-flgure in 9H R(X)M RANCH, flrtplace ment was made that a OPTION to purchase 4 - bed Terrific value. Can tate, 648-9882. dining room, modem kitchen, Lane. Tip-top Coloniid, large need two immediately for well . , , u . Isting variance to operate - H elp W anted— ^Female 35 come bracket. For personal in room Ranch, large lot, $176. gr. JAMBS Pariah — 2-family Bunporch, laundry, large JaloU' large family room off kitchen, qualified clients ready to close. Painting—Papering 21 terview apply Saturday or Sun breeze way room, garage, beau monthly renitai. J. D. Realty, home to excellent condition for ■y porch, Rusco comMnations 810’ frontage, well landscaped, tiful 200 foot treed lot, low Any area considered. Lappen day, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Manches suburban, $21,900. Hutchins 1 PAINTINO, EXTERIOR end WOMAN tor work in kitchen 643-6129. ROBERT b. MURDOCK the home owner who wants an targe well landscaped lots. By twenties. E. J. Carpenter, Agency, 649-5261, 649-6140. New London, and that a $7.900 .‘jV* Interior, paperiiangliig. wen- tray room, to live in; also, ter Motel, Wilbur Cross Park income. Choice of 8 or 4 bed OUTSTANDING BUY ap^ntm ent only, owner 649' Agency, Realtors, 646-0108. grant had been awarded to Dr. I A " way, Manchester, Oonn. Ask at Realtor, 649-6051, 649-9204. HoUia Fait of the University of ^ hea^. paper removed, dry waU work. part-time cook. 649-4519. 6% ROOM CAPE with garage U & R REALTY CO., INC. rooms, Mg Mtchene and dining 0468. SELLING OR Buying 7 This Is desk for Mr. CoUrath. OLD MELLOW Charm — Wide Connecticut for a study of flt- Zoning Board of Appeals Reasonable rates. Fully In and rec room, $160. per month, rooma, permanent aiding, sep Yes, This delightful 6 room NEW LISTING — Hebron. 6- a step that takes professional Town of Andover sured. Free estimates. 649- C l a i m ' -19 Lease or sale. 527-8493. 643-2692 643-647$ VERNON STREET — 5% room boards, fireplaces, 8 large neoa among the retarded. FULL-TIME help wanted, must arate utilities, private ahaded CMonial buUt by Jarvis rooms, modem heat, 2 baths, room Ranch, 1% baths, modern action. Why do things the hard Clarence Custer, 96M, Joseph P. liOwia. Ranch plus two completely fin kitchen, 2-car garage, lat-ge lot, Dr. Fait is now conducting a have driver's license. Apply FIVE - ROOM single home, yaid wite 2-car g a n ^ , extra- and located to Woodhlll large trees, $14,800. Hutchins way. Call Harold at Balch Real Chairman REPRESENTATIVE Heights to Manchester te ished rooms to the basement 8 miles from Manchester, Ken Estate, 649-2012, or Mildred at research project at Mansfield PADm NG BY Dick Fontaine, William Peck Lumber, 2 Main clean, stove, $120. a mmith. J. onHnory value. Wotverton Agency, Rectors, 646-0103. ’Theodors Moberg a ^ n cy , Realton, 849-2818. an outstanding buy. The with a walk-in from the back. Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643-5169. 876-7292. with 250 retarded boys and Interior and exterior. Paper St., Manchester. I JAMES QUICM D. Realty, 643-6129. MANCHESTER — 6% room A one - car basement garage, girls to determine ^ ysical Secretary OREEM LAME Ranch, carport, 1% baths, big owner 1$ out of state and COVENTRY modernized two himginK and wall paper remov Liberty Mutual Insurance Com m o r e ROOM for the money large lot, immaculately main NORTH COVENTRY — Imme standards and techniques. pany has an opening in our MAN FOR General maintenance tw/fi. flreplaced living room, 8 bed anxious to sell. This home bedroom home. Walk to stores. WANTED — we have two quali al. Dutch Boy and DuPont. anywhere. For the Oamily that has all of the amenities for tained, $18,900. Batch Real Es diate occupancy, 8-room over Camp Shrlver, where the Quality workmanship. Gall Manchester office for a mature work and delivery. Apply Resort Property rooms, large lot, convenient lo New furnace, large living fied buyers for Colonials to the conference «'as held, is a com ne4ds 1, 2, 8, 4. 5 or 6 bed carefree family living. Only tate, 046-2012, 870-7292 any room, nice shady yard. $7,900. sized Cape, garage, 2 fire $26,000-$30,000 price range. For NOTICE AND evenings, 627-9671. person over 21 for inside claim Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 Pur For Rent 67 cation. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. time. pletely furnished camp for the nell Place, Manchester, 649- rooms. Whel’e wrong with it— $19,300. Call Doris Smith, Barrows A Wallace. 649-5306. places, buiU-ins. IM baths, % further information, please call investigation work. Must have WOODED ACRE. Pasek Real retarded, situated on 15 acres EXTSXUOR and Interior paint pleasir^ telephone personality 2002. Articles For Sale Household Goods Apartments—Flats— COLUMBIA LAKE — For Rent MANCHES'T^ — East Side, BOthtog. For $11,900. take a Jarvis Realty Co., 649* The Leonard Ag;ency anytime, WARNING look, wotverton Agency, 849- 1200, Eves., 649-2619. MANCHESTER —Unusual buy! ROUTE 44-A, just over Bolton 289-7475, 742-8243. of the Shrlver estate, and is ing. Wetoaper books, paper and be capable of composing Tenements 63 Small waterfront cottages, 4-room home, 1% bathe, 2-cer Five room home, absolute pri 646-0469. Upon instruction from tha DISHWASHERS, mornings and FOR "A job well done feeling” KENMORE gas stove with heat 2818. line. Neat expandable 6 room used as a model experiment in hanging. OeilingB. Floors. Ful business letters. Typing is re June, July, August. Call 643- garage, excellent condition, vacy, convenient to everything, COLUMBIA — 3 bedroom camping techniques. board of selectmen, the voters ly insured. Workmanship guar evenings, dosed Sundays. Ap clean carpets with Blue Lustre. er; Coldspot refrigerator; 3- LOOKING for anything In real only $11,900. Hayes Agency, Ranch with breezeway and 2- quired but speed is not essen piece living room set; two- 2693, 649-4929. BOLUSTER STREET ... the extn large lot, $18,9(X>. Cali Ranch, excellent location, Miss Marilyn Quinlan, girls’ of the Town of Coventry are anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. tial. Some, college or compar ply' in person. Center Restau Rent- electric shampooer $1. ertata' rentaia — apartmanta, 643-4803. MANCHESTER — Modenj, im car garage, and a 30x100 chick rant, 499 Main St. Paul's Paint A Wallpaper Sup piece maple bedroom set, com homes, multiple dwellinga, call beat buy to Town. 6 room Cape 646-2012 or 875-7262. Balch Real en coop. Retiring? . . . interest right-of-way to lake, $18,900. Legal Notices physical education instructor at i hereby warned and notified If no answer, 643-9043. able business background de with aU the trimmings. 1% maculate 8 bedroom Colonial, Eetate, (Jail 228-9197. the Mansfield School, partici-1 that a special election ^ u ba sired. For appointment call ply. plete with boxsprin]; and mrt- J. D. Realty. 643-6139. MISQUAMICUT, R. L $14,400 — 6V4 ROOM Ranch, ed to creamice, repair facili y o u 'ARE A-1! Brush is A l! tress; 5-plece kitchen set. All hatha, shed dormer, finished central location, near all UHITATION OBDBB pated to the pre.ss conference I held on the 24th day of June Mrs. Peterson, 643-1161. built-in stove, cellar, assume ties, chickens, etc. This is the VERNON — 6V4 room U A R AT A CXDURT OF PROBATE, Exterior and Interior palnUng .Salesmen Wanted 36-A FOR SALE — miscellaneous In good condition. Call 649-5907. THREE ROOM apartment, roc room. Mg porch. Sure there schools, 1% baths, aluminum and in the orientation for oamp-11965 at the time and placra SUMMER RESORT mortgage, $97. per mooth siding. Bel Air Real Betete, deal. Highway, nice home easy built oversized Ranch, built- held at Mianchesier. within and for done A-1 right! Tremano Paint snack ba.- equipment. Call 643- stove, refrigerator, 347 N. Hutchins Agency, 646-0108. la 'a sand bank to the back, B U IL D E R 'S the Difitrict of Manchester, on the era and coun-selora. land for the purpose^heretaol- PART-TIME in sales — week 648-9832. access. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ins, aluminum storms, base ing Service, 643-2928. LPN or RN, nr part-time. 6054 between 10 a.m. and 2 SINGER ^ant needle sewing Mato, 649-5229, 9-5. , but that assures you privacy. 643-1577. 16th day of June. 1965 Other participants were Stan ter set forth: fun days and or Saturdays. Prefer We still hsve a good selec SPECIAL ment garage, convenient to Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. 1. To vote for the approval 11-7. 876-20n. p.m. machine, embroiders, over tion of cottages available MANCHESTER — 2-famlly, 6-5 Out of state owners are anxious Musial, special assistant to the local college student, or fam casts, hems, dams, fully equip THREE ROOM apartment, SPLIT LEVEL*— 7 rooms. 3 e Hartfoid. Hanley Agency, 643- Jud^e. or rejection of a proposed PAINTINO — Exterior and in for most weeks for your flat, 2-car garage, bus Hne, 2 to seU. T. J. Crockett, Real Here is the opportunity of BOLTON — large spacious Estate of Adolph Becker, late of president on physical fitness, ily man presently employed. SETVERAL LENGTHS of %” ped, was $260., will take $8. 470 Mato Street, $90. 649-5229, full baths, dintog room, flre 0030. Manchester, in said DiatHct, de Charter for the Town of Coven- terior, workmanohip guaran summer vacation, by the furnaces. Immaculate, top lo tor, 643-1577. a' lifetime to purchase a room SpHt, 8 bedrooms, 1V4 Joey Giaddello, middleweight i teed. For free eeMmetes call Top dollar for r i^ t man. For manila hemp, approximately monthly. Balance due $68.76. 9-6. placed living room and family ceased with the week or two week rentals. cation. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. room, one-car garage, shaded former Model Home com baths, basement, rec room, ga SOUTH WINDSOR; Recent On motion of Bertha K. Hanson, boxing champ, and Jimmy i try in accordant 649-6892. interview and Immediate place 175’ lengths; heavy duty wench Call 289-8607, Dealer. kCANCHESTER — 6 • room Brown, famous fullback of the'Home Rule Act, 8ac. 7-191 ot THREE rooms, third floor, heat lot, $30,900. Philbrick Agencyi plete with drapes and wall rage, treed 1% acres to beauti five bedroom home, 2% baths, 162 Union St., Manc^eeter, Oonn., ment call 528-6686 or 644-8393. worm drive, including 5 5-16 NEW 5-5 duplex, 3 bedrooms, 2 Ranch, full basement, buUt-tos, ful area of fine homes. Only executrix. Cleveland Browns. tii* General Statutes of tha DRAPEJS, antique satin, fully ed. Ctll between 7-8 p.m., 643- 649-8464. to wall carpeting. Come 2 car garage. Acre yard, trees ORDERED: That six months steel cable and 5 sheaves, and Lewiss & Stanton Realty furnaces, baseboard beat, city utilities, garage, witil to $22,000. — briow replacement and brook. Now vacant, must Representatives of the Ken- State of Connecticut, os rerom- PART-TIME salesman, prefer one block and fall with approx lined, triple 58” long, double 0082. out to Oakdale off Wells from the 15th day of Jime. 1965, be Real Estate A Insurance choose your colors, Hutchins wall carpeting, treed lot. good LINDEN STREET — Across Street in Manoheeter and cost. Owner 649-6985. be sold. Don’t hesitate— your and the same are limited and al nedy Foundation announced' mended by the Charter Comr- Floor nnishlng 24 someone now working 3-11 or imately 200 feet of % hemp. and single 45” . Call 643-9000. lowed for the creditors within which Agency, 646-0103. location. Charles Leaperance, from Center Park. Vacant 8 see this amazing value. offer will be respectfully con that Manchester’s Camp Ken- mission of the Tovim of CtW- CLERK 11-7 shift to call on local indus Reasonable. 163 Benton Street, Wtonapaug Road WAPPING — 3 bedroom custom to bring In their claims against said FLOOR SANDING and refln- SIX ROOM apartment, 476 Mato 649-7620. room single with, two baths, Open for inflection 1-5 sidered. CaU now to see. Own estate, and said executrix is directr- nedy would be visited again entry and approved for submi^ trial restaurants and institu Manchester. MOVING - - must sell. Westing- Westerly, Rhode Island built Ranch on deadend street 4»htng (spedallslng in older house electric stove. 38” , ex Street, 640-5229, 9-S. 5-5, 3 - BEDROOM, two - fam garage, g l ^ lot. Aridng $18,- p.m. dally or call Jarvte er 643-1888. ed to ^ v e public notice to the this summer by a member of Sion to the electors by tha Opportunity for woman est- tional accounts, will train. TEL. 506-2885 GARRISON Ookmtal to execu at 20 Ridge Road. 16 minutes creditors to bring in their claims floors), waxtog floors. Paint cellent working condition, with ily, built-in.1 , corner lot, one 000. Needs some redecorating. KMlty Co., ReoMors, 643> the Kennedy family, from board of selectmen. The pro ing. Ceilinga. Paperhanglng. perienced in figure work, Commission plus expenses. Call 6*^ ROOMS, second floor, heat, year old, $26,900, J. D. Realty, tive nelghbortiood on a beauti from downtown Hartford. Ex MANCHESTER is only minutes within said time allowed by pub posed Charter was published in 649-4054. DE3VELOPING eqtopment for timer, clock, light, and two ful wooded lot, 6 rooms, 1% T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- 1131, 649-1300. lishing a ^ order in some among Mrs. Eunice Shrlver, No Job too small,U. J d m V er- calculator experience help- hot water, refrigerator, g;a- tensive view, AA30 zone, many away from this year around newspaper- _____ in * circulation In The Manchester Herald on tha sale. 649-6409. ouUets, $45. 649-4447. (ilANT’!rS NECK Heights — 643-5129. ______baths, breeseway, 2-car ga 1577. Sen. EJdward Kennedy, Sen. fame, 649-6760. fill. rage, $125. monthly. 643-6637. modern cottage, hot extras, mid twenties. Call own home, has attached garage and said probate district within ten days Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Jean 9th day of March 1965 and NEW TWO-Family duplex, B-5, rage. $26,400. Phllbrick Agen BISSELL Street — 4 famUy, ex FIRST OFFERING— Bbccellent er 649-1260 or 453-6763. lake privileges. FuU price $6,- from the date of thl.s order and re copies are on file to the Cov Help Wanted— LAST CALL — 5-year old Colo WE HAVE curtomen waiting shower, large simdeck in back, cy, 649-8484. turn make tio this court of the no Smith, Mrs. Robert Kennedy or rado Blue Spruce trees. Un 18 CU. FT. Admiral freezer, ex new artesian well, Edgewood nice location, separate heat cellent return, will finance. 649- 6-room cope, ceramic tile bath, 600. Also, 6 room Ran'Ch, at tice given. Mrs. Rose Kennedy. entry Town Clerk’s office, Money to Loan 29 Male or Female 37 for the rental of your apart ing system.s, city u.'illtles. Call 6229, 6-5. open staircase, large porch, 2- WAPPING — Custom seven tached garage, full cellar, JOHN J. W AI.LETT. Judge open to public Inspection, ref heard of value. Special 39c. cellent condition. CaU 649-3286. ment or borne. J. D. Reialty, Rd. $80. per week. Mrs. Carter, MANCHESTER — modem, Im room home, 1900 Sq. ft., three ’The latter visited here in July CLERK TYPIST BOOKKEEPER, capable of Nutmeg Country Store, Route 742-8142. builder, Leon Cleszynskl, 649- maculate 6 room Colonial. 1% car garage, combinations, ex many extras, $13,900. Call the and left behind a tremendous erence to which is hereby nude SECOND MORTGAGE — Un MOVING — 8x10 rug, Fedders 643-6129. THREE bedroom Colonial, new cellent recreational facilities, bedroome, large family room, Ellswrth Mitten Agency, Real AT A COURT OF PROBATE held handling complete set of books, 6, Andover, O c^ . Open all 4291. baths, built - ins, dishwasher, at Manchester, within and for the im pression, She, In turn, said a part of this referendum colt limited funds available tor sec air - conditioner, 24” window COVENTRY — Beautiful lake kitchen, open staircase. West nice treed lot, city utilities. 2% baths, garage, built-ins, tors, 643-8930. Interesting position in including general ledger. Small weekend. wall-to-wall carpeting, only District of Manchester, on the 11th that she wa.s immensely Im 2. The referendum will be ond mortgages, payments to fan, wooden TV stand on cast side cottage, excellent location Side, $14 500. Call 643-3689 after Bowers School area. Owner de $27,900. Barrows A Wallace, day of June. 1965. .. . small department for qual office in Manchester. Will con Town House Apartments $19,600. Hayes Agency, 843 pressed by the local program held from 6 o’clock to the fore suit your budget. Expedient ers, birch logs, dishes, bric-a- and condition, quality through 4 p.m., anytime weekends. sires quick sale. Charles Les- 649-5306. GLASTONBURY — 28 Somerset l^esent, Hon. John J. Wallett, noon to 6 o’clock to the after •errice. J. D. R ^ t y . 64M139. ified typist, must be high sider part-time. Reply to Box 4803. Road, less than mile from Man and by the enthusiasm and abil Boats and Accessories 46 brac, pictures, new lamp out. For full information call perance, 649-7620. ‘^^EsSue of Catherine Ballulonls noon at the followtog poUto# sriK>ol graduaite and have W. Herald. COLONIAL OAKS NOTICE DELMONT STREET — Enjoy BOLTON . . . new listing here. chester line, off Bell St. 3 bed ity displayed by the volunteer shade. 649-5061. 643-6930. $16,900—115’ FRONTAGE, shade late of Manchester, in the said Dis places: A FRESH START v/m lump good fi^ r e aptitude, good family life to the fullest in M s MANCHESTER — 7-room Colo Four bedroom Ranch with IM room L-ahaped Ranch, 2 baths, trict. deceased. counselors. SMALL boat trailer, Tee-Nee, , 4V4 room apartment. \ SPECIAL trees, immaculate six room First District — ’Town Of your debts into one easy pay wages, pleasant worWng TEN PIEXTE mahogany dining delightful older home. Features baths. FuU basement, two car 2 fireplaces, 26 foot paneled The administrator having ex Manchester’s camp will open Situations Wanted— 12 feet, little used. CaU 643-6998 Heat, hot water, stove, re GARDNER LAKE, Conn. Mod TOWN MEETING Gape, fireplace, dead end nial, 3 large bedrooms up, den hibited his administration account fice Building—Route 31 ment. If you have equity in conditions, excellent bene 6 rooms all on one floor. 4 car down, could be fourth bedroom, garage. Beautiful wooded lot. recreation room, oversize 2-car on July 6 for three sessions property, caU Frank Burke to after 5 p.m. room set and ndscellaneous frigerator, parking, and ern housekeeping cottages street. Manchester. Hutchins with said estate to this Court for Second District — Fire fit program. Apply . . . Female^ 38 Hems, reasonable. Movipg. Call TOWN OF ANDOVER garage. Wooded lot. Only $17,- 2 full baths, one car garage, House is to immaculate condi garage, patio, large private allowance, it is , ^ . of two weeks each. It will con fUscuss ways and meana Con full private cellar. $140. Lakefront. Boating, fishing Agency, Realtors, 648-0103. house — North Coventry— 14’ PLYWOOD Runabout, 40 h.p. after 6, 649-2710. swimming. Inspect weekends The electors and citizens 500. Call Carl Zinsser, Jarvis aluminum combinations, alum tion. An exceUent value for country lot, fruit and shade O R D ER ED : That the 28th day clude on Aug. 13. necticut Mortgage Exchange, BABY SITTING or light house Scott McOoUough motor, elec qualified to vote in To-wn meet Realty Oo., Realtors, 643-1121, only $23,500. T. J. Crockett, of June. 1966. at 11 o'clock fore Route 31 16 Leiwls SL, Hartford. 246- work by the day and evening 643-4491 649-4436 FYee colored pictures, bro $14,500 — Manchester. 6 room inum siding. Price reduced to trees, $23,600. Owner 633-9682. noon at the Probate Office In the tric starter, automatic bailer, ings of the Town of Andover, 649-1200. Eves. 643-0038. Realtor, 643-1577. Municipal Building In said Man Dated at Coventry this 15tll 8697. and weekends. Tel. 643-7026. churs. Arrowhead Grove, Cape, new sidtog, fenced shad $20,900. For further Informa If your yeast bread has a (Hs- Martei'craft full tilt trailer, wa Wearing Apparel— ^Furs 57 Connecticut, are hereby noti tion ooU owner, 643-4993. chester. be and the same l« a ^ day of June, 1965. 649-6544 Route 354, Colchester. 242-9278. ed lot with fireplace, sewers. Legal Notices signed for a hearing on me al tdnet flavor of yeast, you are Elmore ’Turktogton, ter skies, curiiions, tow line, fied that a Special Town Meet Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ANDOVER lowance erf said • administration ac- probably allowing the dough to F IR S T YOUNG MOTHER desires sum MANCHESTER Coventry ’Town Clerk Schools and Classes 33 mer baby sitting to her home. life preservers. Call 649-2983 LAKE SUNAPEE, New Hamp- ing will be held at the Andover 646-0103. MANCHESTER — to settle es A T A COURT O F PROBATE held count with said estate aacert^n- nse at too high a temperature. after 6 p.m. BOY’S Sport jacket, olive miX' 96 W. Middle Tpke. — quiet and Shire. Two bedroom apartment, Elementary School, Andover, tate. 5 room older house, im 6 rooma, set back behind Manchester, within and for the ment ot heirs and order o« dls- N A T IO N A L 643-2604. district of Manchester, on the 15th tributton. and this Court directs tore, size 16, $4. 649-6115. attractive 4'/4 room duplexes, 5 minute walk to lake, $65. per Friday, June 25, 1M5 at 8:00 MANCHESTER — spotless 6 New Llettog— St. Bartholo- maculate, aluminum siding, flowering shrubs and trees, STUDY sldUs-work ricills. Cer on a quiet street, with da> of June. A.D . 1965. that notice ot the time and place heat, hot water, electric stove week, available July 18th on. P.M. for the following pur room Colonial, breezeway, ga Church area. 10-year old 6 garage, porches, convenient to Present Hon. John J. WaJlett, assigned for said hearing be given tified counselor and teacher STORES, INC. Diamonds— ^Watches— room Colonial, large living shaded elevated picnic area Jud^e. conducting 8-week Intensive WILL TAKE typing at home. and refrigerator, garage, avail 643-5402. poses: rage, 1V4 baths, 8 bedrooms, stores, schoois, hospilri area, all persona known to be in terests Wanted—To Buy 58 room, dintog room and to rear. FuU bath, enclosed £^t&te o t Alice B. Hyde, late therein to appear and be heard aessions in stbool-work study CaU after 5 p.m., 643-9903. Jew elry 48 able July 1st. $120. and $125. a 1. To elect a moderator for large lot, fine location, only on bus line, $14,200. Marion of Manchester In said district, de- thereon by publishing a copy of Park A Oakland Aves., CAPE COD —Dennis, attrac kitchen, 3 good alzed bed Eldlund Real Estate, 289-4519, porch, artesian well, forced aMlls in Glastonbury and Man WE BUY and seU antique and month. OaU 649-2865 before ‘ said meeting. $20,500. Hayee Agency. 643-4808. hot air heat. Asking price this order in some newspaper halv WATCH AND JEWELJtY re tive one bedroom year ’round 2. To hear a report of the rooms, 1% tiled baths, fire 644-0414. Upon application of Elizabeth W. ing a circulation In said DLstrict. chester. Limited class size. Call BSaat Hartford used furniture, china, glsiss, sit p.m. $10,200. For $10,800, 3 rear Knop, prayini* that an instrument at least seven days before the day Doga—Birds—Pets 41 pairing. Prompt service. Up to cottage, close to beautiful School Building Committee. HORSE RANCH in Manches place, combination win $Ir. Lyrme, 643-0796. ver, picture frames, old coins, dows, well Ismdsoaped lot, lots adjoining rear of house purporting to be the last will and of said hearing, and by njaillng a------$20 on your old watch to CLEAN 4% room duplex, $126. ocean beach and lake, T-V, 3. To see if me Town will au ter with 27 acres. 8 room VA NO DOWN Payment. Tree testiunent of said deceased be ad by certified mail on or before ------BLUE BELTON English setter, trade. Closed Mondays. F. E. guns, pewter, scrap gold, complete city utilities, good shaded 5 room home conveni lot, with ISO’ frontage on watches, old jewelry, hobby heated, garage, quiet. Yard. available Jime, July, Septem thorize the School Building house. 1% baths, barn, out mitted to probcU.e as per application June 18. 1968. copies of this orter % m ‘ Help Wanted— Female 35 AKC registered, female, 5 Bray, 737 Mato Street, State 145 Florence St. 643-5121, 643- ber. 649-3114. buildings, corrals, etc., $50,000. location. Priced to aell im ent to shopping. Deep, deep lot. paraUel street, may be puiv on file, it Is to Joseph Baltulonis. 100 Windsor years old, good dlspostiion, a f collections, pointings, attic con Committee to proceed with chased. ORDERED: That the (bregoinc S t . Manchester. Conn.; Lillian Theater Buildings 9278. PhUbrick Agency, 649-8464. mediately at only $17,900. Ideal starter home, modestly application be heard and d e t ^ fectionate; show qualities. tents or whole estates. Furri' COTTAGE for rent — KOsqua- plans to conitruct Its short Minimum down to qualified Begin. 88 Eldridge St, M ^ c h « ^ teVElRAL women needed for range plan for the constniction priced at $11,700. Wolverton High up, overlooking lake, mined at the Probate office in Man ter Conn.: E^naJd Baltulonis. 100 % I Please call 649-3971. tore Repair Service, 643-7449. mlcut, Rhode Island. Four i w o FAMILIES — We have buyer. chester In sedd District, on the 28th Windsor St., Manchester. Conn. light bench work assembly. of classrooms and other facili Agency, Reeltors, 649-2818. shingled four rooma, bath, 'Please apply in person, En Garden— ^Farm— ^Dairy 568-576 Hilliard Street rooms. Call 643-0491. just listed two 2-famliy homes day of June. A.D . 1965, at two John J. Wailett, Judge. Help Wantefl— Male 36 WANTED — Leaded or glass ties Including an auditorium- NEW LISTING — original orwH' enclosed porch. 2 rooms up, o'clock in the afternoon, and that gineered Metals, Irvc., 10 Products 50 partitioned electric lamps, 35 Damato built 3 room, one that sit side by side. Built last notice be given to ail persona inters DACHSHUNDS, one year old, THREE WEEKS on Cape Cod gymnasium. U & R REALTY CO.. INC. era offer this doll house Ranch partially finished. Some ested in said estate of the pendency Hilliard -Street, Manchester. AGGRESSIVE man wanted by years or older; also kerosene floor apartmehts. G.EL year, now rented out. Can be black, female. 643-9482. SWISS CHARD, beets, beet for $250. .June 26 - July 17, 4. To see if the Town will au sold separately or as a pack ■with big kitchen, bar and dln^ furnishings included. Com of said application and the time large chemical company. Ex lamps. 523-5871. range, refrigerator, dispos REALTORS 643-2692 and place of hearing thereon, by g;reens, edible-pod peas. 21 An new 3-bedroom trailer set up thorize the School Building age. Each home has two 4- tog area, 8 good sized ^ d ' pletely winterized. Asking cellent immediate guarantee of WANTED — Good home for al. heat, hot water and imder $10,000. publishing a copy of this order In FATHER'S DAY niLL-TIME hairdresser, BeUi- gel Street. (BucklEind area). in very nice park, two min Committee to proceed with room apartments. Excellent in Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 rooms, wall-t^wall in bright some newspaper having a circular $125. to start with fine future three cute kittens. CaU 649-6480 parking, private entrances. Sima Beauty Salon, 644-1519. utes from ocean, all conveni plana to construct its short vestment potential here. T. J. H'ving room, big oversize 2- tion in said aistiict. at least seven G I F t S of advancement into sales man after 5 p.m. Rooms Without Board 59 All for only $125. per Shown By Appointment Only days before the day of said hear-1 STRAWBERRIES — Pick your ences including automatic range plan for the construc Crockett. Realtor. 643-1577. oar garage, 15x38 screened pa agement. Must qualify. Neat own, 25c per quart. - Murphy’s month. O ^ n evenings tion of classrooms and other TWO FAMILY duplex, 2-car ga EXCLUSIVE WITH ing, to appear if they see cause a t ' WRAPPED FREE APRICOT small standard THE THOMPSON HOUSE, Cot 7:30-8:30 p.m. Shown any washer. Call owner, 644-0061, rage, garden house, lot 86x160, tio with barbecue pit for com said time and place and be heard aippearance and outgoing per Berry Farm, French Rd., Bol facilities, excluding an auditori MANCHESTER — Modern 6 relative hereto, and bv mailing on I sonality Important. Some col poodle, male, AKC registered, tage Street, centrally located, time by calling Warren E. separate furnaces. First class plete summer living. 160x100 ton, off Route 85. large, pleastuitly furnished COLUMBIA LAKE — cottage um-gymnasium. room Cape, near schools, bus, lot. ExceUent housekeeping. FLOYD REAL ESTATE or before June 16. 1965. by ce rti-' ARTHUR DRUG SEWING lege helpful. For interview call 18” high, loves children, $100. Howland, R ^ to r , 643- for rent, July and August. Tel. condition. Call 848-9068, 5-7 p.m. fled mall, a copy of said will and of ' rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 1108, 350 Mato Street. 5. To authorize and empower shopping, recreation room in Wolverton Agency, Realtors, this order to iHetcher W. Brown 644-0202 or 644-8303. or reasonable offer. CaU 423- 228-3431. the School BuUdlng Committee ANDOVER, CONN. Sr.. J506 Gassier Ave.. Clearwater. 9443. Household Goods 51 for overnight and permanent basement, quiet neighborhood, MANCHESTER — 6V4 room Ool- 649-2618. guest rates. to enter into a contract with Bel Air Real Estate, 648-9332. onlal, 2-car garage, 1% tiled Florida; Elisabeth W. Knop. 40 MACHINE MACHINIST — Bridgeport op- GARDNER LAKE, Oonn. Mod Convenient H. B. Floyd 742-7682 Vemwood Drive. Vernon. Conn.: EVERlfTHINO in steridied re- 4Mi ROOMS, second floor, heat, the architect for plans and spe baths, fireplace, enclosed MANCHESTER Dorris W. Willis, Garden Drive. erators, turret lathe operator ern housekeeping cottages. MANCHESTER — Duplex 6-6, J. C. Hutchinson 742-7852 Vacafion Special and stock man. Job shop ex SIAMESE Sealpoint kittens, condition'sd used furniture and ROOMS FOR RENT, one block hot water and gas, adults only. cifications authorized under porch, city utilities, excellent ly located 8% room Cape just Manchester. Conn.: Richard F. from Main Street, fr.e park ChU 649-4068. Lakefront. Bating, fishing, Item 3 or Item 4. asbestoe sidtog, aluminum Iteted. Features Include 3 or Willis. No. Pearl St.. Granville, perience preferred, 55 hour weeks old, trained. 649-3155. appliances, high quality—low condition throughout. Priced to HE®RON — London Park. 4 Conn.: Channing W. Willis .Tr., OPERATORS swimming. Inspect weekends. etortos, separate central heal 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, living New week. Paragon Tool Co., Inc. prices. LeBIanc Furniture, 195 tog, kitchen privileges, gentle' 6. To see if the Town will sell. Ghartes Lesperance, 649- room expandable Cape, storms Cold Spring Drive. Vernon, Conn., men only. 643-5127. FOUR ROOM heated apartment Free colored pictures, bro ing. Buyer saves $1,400. that room with fireplace and a fam and return make to this Court. 259 Adams Manchester. POODLES, AKC Registered, South Street, Rockrille. 875- vote to appropriate a sum not 7620. ______and screens, 5 years old, low - Experienced operators and and garage, second floor, no chure. Arrowhead Grove, Rt. exceeding, $35,000.00 for the would be added to sale price ily slse kitchen, fuU shed dorm JOHN J. WAIaLETT, Judge, Complete Motor TuRO-up small black miniatures, reas' 2174. Open 9-A teens. Owner 649-2110. cc: John M. Casey. Atty. RAISED RANCH trainees needed. Excellent ELECTRICIAN, Ucensed jour onable. 643-0003. NICE ROOM for gentleman children, $95. a month. Cen 364, Colchester 242-9278, Nor School Building Committee for if sold by broker, $22,800. Call $14,600 —- Six room Colonial, ga er, aluminum storms and opportunity for qualified neyman experienced in residen UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY with references, convenient lo trally located. Available Aug wich 887-4696. architects fees and other neces owner 875-7862. rage, m acres, garden, fruit •creens, newly painted, $16,- ANDOVER — 3-bedroom Ranch, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, ust 1st. Phone 643-5064. held at Manchester, within and for with 2-CAR GARAGE trainees to learn sewing. tial, commercial and todus- GROOMING and boarding, wUI cation yet residential, parking sary expenses. and „ shade trees, suburban, 900. Wolverton Agency, Real full rec room, close to Univer 6-Cyl. SM - 8-Cyl. $11.50 Apply . . . collect and deliver. H. C. 21 Church St., 649-4966. BLACK POINT — 3 - bedroom the district of Manchester, on the trisi, steady worit, RockvlUe Refrigerator, Stove and TV 7. To see if the Town will Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- tors, 649-2818. sity, many nice features, $16.- 16th day of June. A.D. 1965. Built-in stove, dishwaeher Chase, Harmony Hill Ken Included MANCHESTER — modern 2% cottage, pine paneled, fire MANCHESTER area. CaU 875-6906. FOR RENT — front room, cen room apartment, private coun place, June and second week to vote to authorize and empower 0108. ______200. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, nels, Bolton, 643-5427. the Sehool Building Committee Judge. and disposal. Immediate oc Just listed — this charming E.state of Beda K. Gothberg a-k-a FULL - TIMB experienced men 8 'Modem Rootps of Fumltura trally located, parking, 59 Birch try location, $90. 649-4566, eve. July, 643-6000. MANCHESTER — beautiful new Lots For Sale 73 cupancy. MANCHESTER MODES Street. 649-7129. 644-0181. to.purchase additional land ad 8 room oversized Ranch B^Mla Gothberg late of Manchester. Complete Front End $8j95 for general custc^al work and Appliances, Lot No. 29f 4-4 two families, flats and du In said district, deceased. DARLING Kittens, free to good 10 Pc. Bedroom Set jacent to the present Elemen that offers 3 good sized Ob’VBNTRY LAKE — Four lots Legal Notice FINE ST. MANCHESTER floor waxing. Must be over 21 tary School Building site. plexes. Custom quality through Upon application of Genevieve t*. ispectton and Alignment home, tortoise shell, 644-0032. ROOM FOR RENT, lady pre ROOM Apartment with ga Wanted To Rent 68 bedrooms, spacious living on main road, lake privileges. Atkins, administratrix, praring for years of age. Driver’s license 8 Pc. Living Room Set out. FuU tiled bati«. individual 25 Pc. Kitchen Set ferred, part meals for errands rage, stove, refrigerator, avail 8. To see if the Town will ap room, and a large kitchen IWal price $2,500. Write Box AT A COURT OF PROBATE, authority to sell certain real estate Open F o r , required. Call General Clean cellars, hot water heat. Excel held at Manchester, within and for particularly described In said ap- Den or Spare Bedroom Set 649-5459.' able July 1st, $76. Call 649-6744. YOUNG engineering family propriate the sum of $1,500.00 with bullt-ln dishwasher Y, Herald.______EXPERIENCED legal secre ing Service, 649-5334. AKC BLUE Merle OoHle pup wants 3 bedroom house or for the ptirchase o f said land. lent location wMh all utilities. the district Manchester, on the pycalj[on_on_/ileMt is $3 A WEEK and dispoeal, 1% baths, 15Ui day of June, A.D. 19^. /O R D ER ED ; That the foregoing inspeefion Brakes ln$pected and $1J0 tary. Small office. Top salary. EIGHT room tenement, central apartment. 875-2328. 9. To see if the Town will CaU now. Hayee Agency, 64^ COLUMBIA — Near Center, Hon. John j . Wallett, application be heard and deter PART TIME — men experi pies. Call after 6:30, 875-9243. Apartment Buildings fireplace, wall-to-wall car Preaent. Write Box V, Herald. $844 ly located on Mato $110., vote to adopt as a Town Health peting, combination win 4803. ______Route 6-A frontage, 20 wooded Judge. mined at the Probate office in Man- Adjusted enced to floor waxing and gen Tenements 63 646-0293. Code the Public Health Code of acree. Florida ownere anxious. Eatate of Ralph J. _Daviaon...... lAte cheater...... In said District, _ on the 2Sth SUNDAY. JUNE 20 eral cleaning. Must be over 21 dows, carport, well land 6-5, TWO-FAMILY, older home, of Manchester, in said district, de- dav of June. A .p . 1965. at three L ive Stock 42 DISCOUNT FURNITURE Business Property the State of Connecticut estab Reduced to $9,000. Lawrence ceased. (/clock In the afternoon, and that years of age. Call General MANCHESTER — Delightful 2 scaped yard, full basement STENOGRAPHER THREE ROOMS for rent, $76. For Sale 70 lished October 1961. with laundry faculties, 2-oar garage, very nice lot and F. Flano, Reattore. 648-2766. Upon application of John F. Shea notice be given to all person.^ Inter- Cleaning, 649-5334. TWO GOOD Hunter type ponies, W A R E H O U SE bedroom garden apartmenti a month. Inquire Plccolq, Piz good loca.tion, $^,900. J. D. Jr.. temporary administrator pray-, ested in .said estate of the pendency 2 t o 6 ,P.M. ideally located, heat, hot wa 10. -To see if the Town will (Mmplete city faculties. ing that letters of administration be of said application and the time Lubrication $2^6 Must be able to take dic- one 13.1 hand, one 14.1. Rea 8580 MAIN STREET. 522-7240 za Palace, 4571^ Mato St. MAIN STREET site, near Cen vote to adopt a Housing Code Realty Oo.. 648-6129. , tation rapidly and accu ELECTRICXAN, journeyman sonable to good home. Call af Hartford, Connecticut ter, range, refrigerator, park Owner transferred- Priced granted on said estate, as per ap- and place of hearing thereon, by ter, with building of 6,500 sq. for the Town of Andover as for quick sale, $18,800. Resort Propeiy For Sale 74 pli(5ation on file, it is publishing a copy of this order In rately. Recent High School preferred, immediate employ ter 6 p.m., aU day Sunday, ing, $120. monthly. Available FOUR ROOM apartment, 64 MANCHESTER — New 7-room O R D ER ED : That the foregoing «ome new.snaner having a drcula- Condlcwood Drivo f t Many potentiate. WUI fi prepared by the members of the (AU ports extra) graduate will be consid ment. CaU Walt Zemanek, 875- 643-6331. Formerly Fuller Brush Bldg. July 1. 643-0973. Birch street. Call between 7- nance. Owner 649-5229, 9-6. Garrison Colonial. 12x24 liv WA’TERFRONT Chalet, Coven- applioation be heard and deter- tion in said district, at least seven 9370. Planning and Zoning Commis U & R REALTY CO.' INC. mined al the Probate office in Man- days before the day of said hearing. Runs off Highland Street, ered. Apply to person to p.m., 643-6200. ing room, family room, built- try. E / - N f ^ T T \ ' . lawn Chester In said District, on the 29th to 'appear If they see cause at said Open Monday Through CHECK THIS VALUE CENTRALLY located 4 three sion to establish minimum REALTORS 643-2602 .. in kitchen, spacloua lot. Priced Manchester, Conn. ‘•Fnd|T CLASS” machinist for standards for the purpose of in and s V I | l I laround day of June. A.D. 1966. al ten time and place and be heard rela- PIONEER PARACHUTE Articles For Sale 45 Saturday . . . NOW . .. NEW 5-room duplex, $120. room apartments, three Robert D. Murdock 643-6472 right. Hayes Agency, 648-4808. poseit W V - / J—f i - / Hurry. o'(uock in the foren
About Town Over 200 Bennet Students Jobs Sought
'ifcmhers of the LadlM of St. Receive Awards and Prizes For Training J a m ^ will meet Sunday night at 7l45sat the John F. Tlem ey Funeral IJome, *219 West Cen^ Bennet Junior High School's^key. Ninth grade place winners Of Retarded PftWA VETERANS i were: Miss Barbara Beccio, ter St. to'^pay respects to the annual Awards Assembly yes Several local employee of the Gary Guiliano, Miss Nikki Rubi P ratt and Whitney A lrcm ft late Mrs., Anna E. Vennen terday recognised outstanding A new work-fltudy program whose sister is a member of now, Miss Lynn Dupont, Miss Corp. were Inducted into the the organiawtiom scholastic achievement, special Pamela Hamilton, Miss Suzanne for mental retardates at Man Quarter Century Club this talents and dedicated service to Belluardo, Miss Susan Goldberg chester High School is being month. Included among the vet Miss Susan Sherlock, and Miss Manche.ster L o dg: e and the school. More than 200 stu planned for September to fa erans wore: Allan Bourn of 129 Joanne Vincent. Parker St., a foreman in the Friendship Lodge of Masons dents received awards which Art winners in the seventh and cilitate the important shift from engineering department; Ed will observe St. John’s Day to ranged from certificates for eighth grades were Patrick Coi- school to society the retardate ward P. McCartan of 47 Lilac ^ I r .t morrow. A breakfast will be service to cash awartis. let, Robert Mongell, and James faces when he leaves school. St., an analyst in the engineer-- aerved at the Masonic Temple Schrgiber. ing department: Robert W. at 7:30 a.m. and members will George Bradlau presented the Music service awarts were In annouclng the program, Ronald Scott, assisUnt super Pratt of 122 Waranoke St., a attend the 9 a.m. service at Rentschler Algebra Prize a cash presented to 19 Bennet students project engineer and Walter J. intendent of schools, said that South Methodist Church. Tick avWd of $50 given by the Unit for their work as piano accom Surowiec erf 31 McCann Dr., a the seven retardates who will ets for the breakfast may be ed Aircraft Corporation for the panists to the school’s choral supervisor in the machine shop. secured from officers of each outstanding Algebra I student, groups or as members of the enter their third year at the P A W A als6 announced the lodge. to John E. Briggs, son of Mrs. Bennet Band. They are Miss high school in September will retirements of four Manchester Thomas Briggs, 211 Ferguson Janet Spiron, Miss Jean Ralph, be the first class to benefit from employes. Included in this Carnations will be blessed Rd. Miss Joyce Rubin, Miss Karen the experience. group were Louis T. Bodreau Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at St. Following*'a precedent estab Saunders, Miss Deborah Hunt, Part of the day will be spent of 31 Strant St.. Olive B. Gagne John’s Polish National Catho lished several years ago, Brad and Miss Maureen Murdock. in the classroom: the other of 59 Clinton St.. Otto Herr lic Church, and children will pin lau presented silver bracelets Aiso, Miss Alice Gado, Miss part at a Job in the community. mann of 612 Center St. and the flowers on the father’s and key chains to those ninth Carolyn Johnson, Miss Laura Scott said that Norman Fendell, Charles A. Plumb of 30 Lllley ^ ei lapel. There will be a Proces grade students who were listed Zaglio, Miss Joan Fredrickson, special education teacher at St. sion of the Corpus Chrlati at on the honor roll each quarter Miss Pamela Johnson, Miss Ka the high school, is presently A Tolland man. Commander 10:30 a.m. at the church. A f during their three years at Ren thy Kelly, Miss Lynn Mettleton, finding the jobs. Arthur W. Jones of the U.S. ter high Ma.ss Sunday the St. n et The students are Miss Jo Miss Donna Sharp, Miss Karen Finding part time jobs for Navy, has. been named assist John’s Men's Club will spon anne Agostinelli, Miss Nancy Krlnjak, Miss Paula Sanchinl, retardates is not an easy task, ant N avy Bureau of Weapons sor a chicken barbecue on the Bailard, Miss Lynne Bernardi, Sirkka Johnson, and Paul Moli- especially when Mansfield Train representative at PAWA, re church grounds throughout the Miss Ruth Elsesser, Miss Sharon nari. ing Center, buoyed up by a new placing Coiftmander George S. afternoon. Theodore Malt is Gworek, David Keith, Mias For many hours of service federal grant, is looking for Essenwine. chairman of the event. Pro Kathleen Miller, Miss Judith to the Elizabeth M. Bennet L i about 80 similar jobs. ceeds will benefit the parish Palmberg. Miss Pamela Pil- brary, "Book B’s” were present Once he has found the jobs, PROMOTED IN IONA hall building fund. konis. Miss Beverly Pitney. Miss ed to Miss Phyllis Schuetz, Fendell will have to maintain The Iona- Manufacturing Co. Nicola Rubinow, Miss Wende- Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss constant liaison with the em has announced the elevations of Miss Margaret Gervals. daugh lin Smith and David Strimaitis. Alison Jacobs and Miss Syl ployers to insure that the re two of its employes. Gerald F. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. The DAR Award for outstand via Spangberg. Miss Bernice tardates are making a smooth O’Rourke, sales manager of the Gervais of 47 Seaman Circle; ing work in social studies was Hall, School librarian, also adjustment to their new set local electrical appliance firm, and Miss Lenore Johnson, daugh presented to Miss Kathleen presented the Librarian’s tings. Scott said he wasn’t wor was elected as a member o f the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson Shepard by Bradlau. She was Award to ninth graders Miss ried about the employers ex of 75 Pleasant St., have begun a the winner of an essay contest Jane Perkins and Miss Cyri' ploiting the retardates, but the three-month course in phychia- conducted by eighth grade so thla North. temptation would be much less trlc nursing at the Institute of cial studies teachers. Donald Nute, club advisor of apt to arise with Fendell paying Uving, Hartford. A new award this year, the the Debate Club, presented daily visits to the work areks. ■1 Davis Medal, for excellence in debate pins to Stephen H off Up to now the retardates who Manchester Community Play current events at the seventh man and William Brindamour, have been graduating from high ers will hold their annual outing g^ade level, was presented to ninth gp-ade debaters. school really haven’t had much at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zarbo by Miss Marsha Many ninth grade girls serv help in finding jobs. A couple Philip Russell of 33 Chambers Gunther of the Social Studies from last year’s class have got 8t. on Saturday. June 26 starting ed throughout the year as o f Department. fice receptionists in both the ten good jobs, said Scott. One at 6:30 p.m. Members will bring Miss Sharon Gworek, the edi school office a ^ the guidance is working in a garage, another their own food but fires and con tor of the Barnacle, Bennet’s Certifierffts, as an eX' in a drug store. But he didn’t diments for the food will be pro prize-winning school newspaper, office. pression of appreciation and know what had happened to the vided. was presented a certificate in recognition of their service, others. recognition of her outstanding were presented to the follow This new work experience leaidership by Mrs. Hogan, ad' ing: Miss Barbara Beccio, Miss visor to the newspaper staff. program should help to erase Betsy Cox, Miss Pam Ham il Scholastic Art Contest awards the imcertainty facing the re OPEN SUNDAYS ton. Miss Geraldine Penally, tardate after school. (Herald photo by Oflara) were presented by the art de Miss Karen Morsey, Miss Gall partment. Ninth grade winners The new occupational coordi Here’s an obvious but unob-,^at 849 Main St This w e e ki^'replaced with a new s i ^ which Unsworth, Miss Berdlne Spec 8 A.M. — 8 P.M. were:- Roger Dltarando with nator will also be a big help in marks the conclusion of a three 'reads lor glows) simply': tor, and Miss Margsuret WU' trusive reference to the ver- ' blue ribbon, a gold key, and finding a spot for the retardate month conversion of a combined Harrison's Stationers. The son. satility and potency of writ PINE PHARMACY place award, Richard Mather in the conununlty, said Scott. ing Instruments— more delicate gift and stationary shop into store still carries an extensive Also, Miss Pamela Pilkonis, with a blue ribbon, and Miss The coordinator, partly financ. ly evoked though is the tense a store specializing in station line of greeting cards and 6M Center St. • 649-9814 Miss Marcia Borello, Miss Mar Deborah Bradshaw with a gold ed with funds from the Voca expressiveness of human hands. ary, and school and office sup books, both departments also Jorie B e 11 i V e a u. Miss Linda tional Education Act of 1963, plies. In fact, the neon sign revamped and enlarged. Own Steiner, Miss Cynthia Ham ll The setting of today’s photo will probably start in Septem Gerald F. O’Rourke graphic study la a writing desk over the entrance which had er Phillip Harrison celebrated ton, Miss Maureen Yarko, Miss ber ^so. long identified the business as the 20th anniversary of the Karen Meeks, Miss Joan Bal board of directors. Mrs. Doris in the school and office supply section of Harrison’s Stationers a partial gift shop has been store this August. dyga. Miss Sharron Flynn, D. Jacobs was named assistant A Braduation Qift Idea or Two from and Miss Brenda Doughty secretary of the corporation. O’Rourke joined the company Also, Miss Priscilla Kitt Town Sends Out Meadow. May is chairman of redge, Miss Sue Ellen Sutliffe, in 1959 as promotional sales di' veteran of 34 years in broad a similar department at an casting, he is also involved in other Hartford agency. He is Boy Scout Troop 133 In Man Miss Judy Copeland, Miss Cyn 35,000 Tax Bills rector and was named sales chester, chairman of the Black- Hallmark Pharmacy thia HajTword, Miss D e b b i manager in 1963. A graduate of book publishing and in writing a member of Hartford Life Underwriter* and the Man- ledge District Committee and Bradshaw, MIm Vicki Millette Northeastern University in Bos business artioles. $77 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Approximately 35,000 tax cheater Chamber of Commerce. Is a member of the Charer Oak 649-2881 Miss Karen Ross, Miss Barbara ton, he is a member of National Richard Fague, the “Dick” of Council Operating Commltte*. Smith, Miss Gayla Butcher bills have gone out to owners Premium Sales Executives and the "Dick and Ann Show,” was Roger S. Gray of 74 Bat Miss Jan Kerrigan, Miss Carol of Manchester real and person named operations manager and Alan B. Larkin of 153 Chest Timex Westclox Revlon tista Rd. has been appointed to Avery, and Miss Sharon Man al property on the October 1964 John William Murray, formerly nut St..has been elected a mem Chanel Faberge Pro Brush Sets the official staff o f the Con seali. Grapd List, for anticipated rev station manager of radio star Old Spice Yardley Kodak necticut Mutual Life Insurance ber of the American Institute Also, Miss Marilyn Vojeck, enue for the fiscal year begin tlon WPOP in Hartford, was of O rtified Public Accountant*. Amity Leather Paper Mate Schrafft Co. with the title of assistant Miss Jane • Perkins, Miss Bar ning July 1. engaged as an account execu He is presently associated with Zippo Coty MatchabelU supervisor, education and bara Tlmrock, Miss Carole *^6 bills are based on 42.6 tive. Two new broadcasters training. Gray joined this di the Hartford office of the ac Avery, Miss Pamela Johnston, mills for the General Fund, 3.5 have been added: John Egan of vision In 1961 and was named counting firm of Lybrand, Miss Mary Dowding, Miss Car mills for the Town Fire Dis the New York Knickerbockers an agency assistant the fol Ross Bros, and Montgomery. ol Seaton, Miss Barbara Grube, trict, and six mills for the as the station’s first sportscast- lowing year. A member of the Miss Nancy England, Miss Downtown Parking District. er and Robert Bacon, formerly National Association of Life Six months ago very ,few Ohriatine Bermaine, Miss Shar A ll tax bills under $50 are with 'WMEX of Boston, as the Underwriter*, he is currently local people had probably ever on Manseau, and Mtas Barbara due on July 1 suid are delin announcer from 5 to 9 ajn. and president o f the Hartford heard o f such an enterprise as NORMAN'S Dennen. quent if not paid by Aug. 1. 3 to 6 p.m. Chapter of the American So a do-lt-yourself automobile Skill in dramatios was recog Tax bills which are $50 or Two names are absent from ciety of Chartered Life Under laundromat. Today three such BLOCK BUSTBR nized as Robert Wolfret, ninth over may be paid in two install the new picture: Paul Edwards writer*. self-service car wash establish grade Dramatic Club advisor, ments; the first is due on July \ lo tio n manager since June, ments exist in Manchester. The presented awards to Miss Ni 1 and in delinquent after Aug. SALEM CHESTS 1964, has resigned. Brian Dow, Willard H. Fish of West Hart first was created at the Par- cola Rubinow as beet actress, 1; the second installment is due ! new director for the past sever kade in January; another fol Wayne Anderson, best actor, Jan. 1 and is delinquent if not i ford, a Manchester native, hM Match A Bed, Match A Di'esser. al months, has also resigned to been appointed division plant lowed on Broad St. This month and Robert H ik U t^ as most ef paid by Feto. 1. I join the news staff of W HNB- the third opened on Hartford Just Say Charge It. ficient stage worker. Interest penalties a r e | manager for SNETCO’s north T V (Ch. 30)-. Rd. near Bunce Dr. The ninth grade yeaibcK*, charged for delinquent tax pay ern division and will work out of the Hartford office. A gp-ad- The Argus, a now endeavor* at ments at the rate of one half HEADS ASSOCIATION A permanent aluminum awn Bennet this year, was published of one per cent per month, fig uate of the University of Con ing, terra-cotta with stripes of ured from the July 1 due date. William B. Thornton, president necticut, Fish started with the under the advlsorship of Mr. ivory, was Installed this week Albert Hadigian. In recognition of the Manchester Sand and telephone company as an en- INC. over the front of Watkins Bros, of the many hours of planning Gravel Co., 60 Adams St., was g;ineer in the plant department Doris D. Jacobs furniture store on Main St. Man unMxmCORNER OF FOREST ST. AND PINE ST. and work involved in its pro elected secretary of the Connecti at Hartford in 1946 and later ufactured in one continuous INSTANT CREDIT NO MONEY DOWN duction, certificates were pre Mental Aid Unit the Trading Stamp Institute. He cut Readv Mixed Concrete Asso- held posts at the company’s headquarters in New Haven. piece, it has a total length of 68 646-0111 sented to the following staff lives in Ellington. members: David Keith, Miss To Meet Tuesday Mrs. Jacobs has been with feet, is constructed without cross Nikki Rubinow, Tom Platt, the firm since 1959 as personal Hartford National Bank and rods and is hung from pipes. The Trust Co., in collaboration with Manchester Awning Co. Installed Miss Sue Ellen Sutliffe, Bob The Mental Aid Fellowship secretary to president William Simes, Michael White, Steven H. Sleith. She resides at 27 the Urban League of Hartford, the awning which can provide will have an open meeting baa announced a teller aptitude efficient protection to passers-by Homenway, Kurt Miller, and Tuesday evening, where a dis Horton Rd. Bryce Carpenter. program for the recruiting and during rain and snow storms. cussion will take place con training of applicants for bank Also, Greg M-cOorkhill, Pa cerning the July program In- WINF SHIFTS trice Burke, Miss Suzanne Bel- teller position*. The project _ . ,,, eluding the proposed boat trip, Radio Station W INF, CBS begins with a four-week train luardo. Miss Lynn Dupont, Miss I altivities at Plaza 7 Fes outlet for the Hartford area, Karen Meeks, Miss Deborah ing period in September and an tival, and two picnics. On has announced extensive initial group of 10 to 12 train Bradshaw, Mi.ss Joanne Vin Thursday evening, June 24, changes in its progreunming cent, Mi.ss Nancy Ballard, Bev ees. Interested persons 21 years there will be a workshop for and personnel, the changes be erly Pitney, and Miss Susan or older should contact W il WESTOWN the Newsletter. ing, in general, attuned to the Goldberg. • liam Brown, executive director PHARMACY JADE EAST • MGUSH LEATHER Student Council officers are This club welcomes as mem station’s ever-maturing ideal of of the Urban League or Coun Robert^ Ale-sbury, Miss Wendy bers people from the Greater “in depth” programming. ' cil H. Dixson, job development 459 Hartford Rd___ 649-9946 CANOE #YARDLEYS # OLD SPICE Smith ■*, Miss Greta Rubinow. Hartford and Manchester areas Sidney Walton, president of director of the league. To maintain our continuity Gary Lanson, and Miss Susan who have been treated or are Information Radio of Connecti BLACK WATCH # BONNIE BELL Jacob.son. Committee chjdrmen being treated for a mental or cut,'owners of the Manchester Robert May Jr. of 76 Rich of medical service ws ars on the student council are Miss emotional illness. For further station, stated that in order to ard Rd. observed his 16th ser by MATCHABELU AFTER SHAVE LOTION Sharon Flavell, Stan Ingersol, information about this group, attain this ideal he is prepared vice anniversary with the Hart Scott Maclean, Miss Janice Jo its program and purpose, to drastically overhaul the day ford Electric Light Co. last Open All Day hansson, Dave Keith, Miss Eve please call the sponsoring and night formate. Walton him week. An engineer 'in the pro agency, the Capitol Region BUXTON WALLETS— CIGARETTE LIGHTERS. lyn Swanson, Miss Dori Jacob self was in the forefront of the duction ' department, he began .son, Miss Pam - Pilkonis and Mental Health Association, 217 personnel changes, assuming his career as a learner with FATHERS DAY Farmington Ave., Hartford. the post of general memager. A Electric production at South TIMEX WATCHES—TOBACCO POUCHES M lf» Ruth Elsesser. PIPES, ETC. elation, Inc. at its annual outing and induction of officers in Greenwich last week. Thornton is also a former PINE PHARMACY president of the eight-year-old SPECIAL 664 CENTER STREET— 649-9814 state organization which has over 30 members. The Dart mouth College alumnus was WEEKEND SALl elected a trustee of Manchester Memorial Hospital in 1961. He presently resides at 148 Lake- wood Circle S. ANNUAL FOR A DAY. WEEK... OR LO N GER NEXT WEEK—MON. thru SUN., JUNE 21-27 Supneme |'ood at 469 Hart FLOWERING ford Rid. has joined
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