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VOL. LXXXV m , NO. 212 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1969 (Olaaalfled AdwiUaliig on Faga SO) PRICE TEN CENTS

Job Rate Steady WASHmOTON (AP)— The Call Police Sooner, nation’s unemployinent rate held steady a t 8.8 per cent fat May while employment Court Rules Broadcasters showed B dower rate of Colleges Advised growth which probably re- lleota a dowdown In the WASHINGTON (AP)— guish between peaceful protest economy, the Labor Depart- and Violent disruption, beftween ment aald today. A presidential commission said today a small but de- the nonconformity of youth and Total nonfarm payroll em- the terror tactics of the extrem- ployment Increased by 90,- termined minority, resort- ists. Must Permit Time for Reply 000, aald the Bureau of Labor ing to "dramatic tactics of "Students are unwilling to ac- Statlstles. terror,” has often Induced cept the gaps between professed WASHINGTON (AP)— "Employment growth, ra- university authorities to ideals and actual performance,” The Suprone Ckiart upheld pid in late 1908 and early surrender or meet force the report said. "They see afresh the Injustices that re- today a government rale 1909, has slowed considerably with force. requiring broadcastens to In the past three months," But it urged "Americans to main unremedled. They are not G>urt Curbs said the bureau's report. reject hasty and slmpllsUc an- impressed by the dangers that give people attacked over "Monthly payroH employ- swers” and asked restraint on previous generaUtMis have over- the air a chance to r^Iy. ment has dowed cmidder- "those who would punish col- come and the problems they Attachments The rule, an outgrowth ably In the past three leges.” have solved." of the Federal Cknnmanicap months. Monthly payroll em- For colleges, the report had The report offered these tions Commission’s Fair- fills word: act faster and don’t suggestions to the campus com- ploymeet Inoraases have av- On Salaries ness Doctrine, wasTT CM9 chal- eraged 100,000 In the Febru- hesitate to call civil poUce. munity: lenged by a group of ary-May period, in contrast The National Commission on —A broad oOnseiunis should WASHINGTON (AP) — Work- brck^casters as inhibiting to 888,000 over the Septem- the Causes and- Prevention of be achieved among students, ers have a right to a hearing be- Violence, established by Presi- faculty and administration con- free speech. ber-February i>eitod,” It fore part of their salaries can be said. dent Lyndon B. Johnson after cerning the permissible meth- kept from them to satisfy debts The court in a 7-0 decision, re- the assassination of Sen. Robert ods of presenting Ideas, propos- to finance companies, the Su- jected this argument and M d :

F. Kennedy a year ago, aald "so als and grievances and the preme Court ruled 7 to 1 today. "TTiere is no sartetuary in the threatening is the situation . , . consequences of going beyond The decision, given by Justice First Amendment for unlimited ^ them. private oennorshlp (derating in that this commission feels com- William O. Douglas, eald gai> Alert Status pelled to speak now rather than —Students have the right to nishment of salaries without a a medium not open to alL" The decision, given by Justlee to remain silent until publica- due process and to participate heaiiiw is prohibited by the tion of its final report next fall." In the making of decisions that Constitution. He said it amounts Byron R. White In two cases, The commission is headed by upheld the FCX! rule governing To Continue directly affect them, but their to "a taking of property without Dr. Milton S. Elsenhower, light of participation should not that procedural due process that political editorials as well as the brother of former President be so extei»lve as to paralyse Is required by the Fourtheenth one concerning "peracnal ^ tacks." For Hartford Dwight D. Elsenhower and him- the disciplinary process Itself. Amendment." self president emeritus of Johns Codes for campus conduct The decision specifically White eald the FOCe «q>pUca- tion of the Fairness Doctrine HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Hopkins University. should place primary reliance strikes down a Wisconsin law CHy Manager Elisha Freedman "Our colleges and universities On the power of the Institution to picked by the NAACP Legal De- and its promulgation of regula- < tions stemming from the doc- said Hartford would remain cannot perform their vital func- maintain order in its own house fense and Educational Bhnd in a under a state of emergency tions In an atmosphere that ex- and on Its courage to apply its test case. The ruling appears trine "a re bofii authorised by today, although the curfew hod alts the struggle for power over own punishment when deserved. broad enough to collapse simi- Congress and enhance rather than abridge the freedoms of been lifted. the search for truth, the rule of —Universities should prepare lar laws In 18 other states. A nighttime curfew Friday passion over the rule of reason, and currently review contingen- Douglas said that under the speech and press inoteeted by

and Saturday kept the city physical confrontation over ra- cy plans for dealing with cam- WiBconslnl law, all that it took to the First Amendment." quieter than usual, police said. tional discourse,” the report pus disorders. begin freezing at least part of a He added: "We bold them val- id and constitutional." Saturday night fire bombings aald. —Most Importantly, universi- purchaser’s salary was the issu- were reported in the North End, "We are equally disturbed, ties should make known In ad- ance of a summons at the re- Justice WilUam 0. Diniglas did not participate in the deci- scene of major disturbances for however, by the direction of vance they will rwt hesitate to quest of the creditor’s lawyer. four days last WMk. Police much public reactl- should be developed to permit hall which was brought under wittingly be helping the very more rapid and effective deci- The test cose came from 801- iriy free air time to Frad Oook, control within a half hour, auid radical minority of - students sion-making. waukee, whre Mrs. Christine a writer who bad been criitidBed police said the fire did not ap- whose objective Is to destroy The report noted that campus Sniadach, 38, had $81.69 of her by the Rev. Billy James Haigto pear connected with the North our present Institutions of high- protests are sometimes escalat- $86 a week salary as an assem- In a "Christian Cruseide’’ broadl End disorders. er learning.” ed to the level of force "because bly line worker wlthhelcL cast. Small gold-tipped matches The commission has made legitimate grievances, peaceful- The Family Finance Ootp. of In the asciMid caee, the Colum- were found In the office of the public a number of studies ly urged, have been referred to Bay View Instituted a ganilah- bia Broadcasting System, the Republican registrant of voters, made for it, but the report on imiverslty committees which ment action against her and her National Broadcasting Oo,, ttae and pcdlce said the 8:26 p.m. campus violence is the first It employer, the Miller Harris m- Radio TelevMon Nerm Dtaac- were slow to r e ^ n d . flrea appeared to have been set has Issued as Its own. strument Co., claiming she tors Aaso(dation and eight othar by young arsctilrts. It asked Amaricans to distin- (See Page Four) owed $420 cn a promlssocy operaiora of radio and televialdn

Investigators aaid fhea were note. Mrs. (Sniadach went to stations attached both rulas. set in 8 to 10 pteuoes. In some court claiming the garnishment The U.S. Orcuit Court for the President Nixon and President Nguyen Van Thieu instanoea, file drawers were proceedings failed to satisfy the District of Columbia had ruled opened and iset ablaze. Voter due process requirement of the Laird Praises stand at attention during the playing of national against Red Lion. TMa judg- registration slips were put un- Fourteenth Amendment. - - ment was affirmed by the Su- der some desk telephones and Collision Probe Douglas said: “A prejudg- anthems shortly after their arrival Sunday on Mid- preme Court. Igntted. ment garnishment of the Wis- Plan To Cut way Island for a conference on the Vietnam war The U.S. Circuit Ciourt in Chi- consin type may as a pracUqal Flaimes destroyed the first- cago had ruled in favor of the floor registrar's office and m atter drive a weige-earnliig situation. (AP Photofax) broadcasters. TTSe judgment smoke filtered through most of fetmlly to the wall. Admiral Avoids Quiz Viet Troops was reversed by the Supreme the municipal rooms in the four- "Where the taking of one’s Court. story stone building. property Is so obvious, it needs WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- Wliite, tracing the htstory of no extended argument to con- tary of Defense ktelvln R. Laird • There was also an arson in- On Communications tederal regulation of the air cident In a downtown conuner- clude that absent notice and a deulk>ut, any one of the move would help defwe the carrier commanding the States and the Saigon govern- $6-m41Uon Ubel and Invaston of " I have told my officers I would picketed the Bell Helicopter Co., whfoh would sufficient to justify homefront criticism: of Nixon’s task force that Included the Mel- privacy wit against Drew Pear- sack any man who turned In." a major supplier of copters for troop custs. Those included an ment over ways and means to Vietnam policy. bourne and the Evana. promote the search for peace, son and Jack Andersen, Wash- To Gibraltar EJarller, the admiral revealed U.S. forces in Vietnam. About agreement with Hanoi for a mu- But Sen. Eugene McCarthy, Seventy-four of the Evans’ Th'.eu said with emphasis: ington newspai>er (x>lunmlsts. that the Melbourne narrowly tual withdrawal, progress of the D-Minn., seUd he didn’t "see OIBRAUTA R (AP) — Spain crew members were killed. 10,(XX) workers were involved. "This Is not true . . . We have a Dodd, a Connecticut Desno- missed ramming another ship South Vietnamese military that this is any slgrifloant indi- There were no casualties The strike action came after very close underttanding on crat, claimed two former and sealed off the road to the Rook three days before she aixl the training and equipping program cation of €iny program to try aboard the carrier. members of UAW Local 318 that.” two current employes in 1986 ' of Gibraltar at midnight Sun- and a reduction of the violence and resolve or end the w ar.” Crabb told the board he was (See Page Four) shouted down a tentative new Following five hours of talks, ttoie and made copies of thou- in Vietnam. And Sen. George S, McGovern, day, looidag its 4,600 Spanish contract negotiated by union sands of documents that were Laird said the initial troop cut most of them with only oise key workers outside. leaders and management. The adviser sitting beside each chief uqed in Pearson-Andersem col- was based on U.S. progress In (See Page Ten) agreement would have hiked umns In 1988. In the series of a r- Out off from: their jobs In the "Vietnamlsing the war." wages by up to 70 cents an hour ticles the columnists alleged of- 860-y«ar-old British bastion that Laird did not Identify which during a three-year period to a ficial misconduct by Dodd. guards tbe entrance to the Med- unit will be the first to leaves peak of $6.14 in top job classifi- The court made no comment iterranean were' most of the Canceled Shows the war sone. He said that will cations. in rejecting Dodd’s appeal from penlnsula'0 barbers, cobblers be decided Thursday by a joint Congress Views Vary dismissal of his suit by federal and bakers. Other Spaniards After the rejection. Bell an- service task force which is courts hera. worked in the dockyards, hotels, Win Em m y Awards nounced a shutdown at midnight being assigned to prepare for reatauranlB and on building pro- Sundry of IS planU' in the Oal- In the appeal Dodd said: HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Sever- the movement of withdrawing "There is a strong public inter- jects. Hope Lange was a surprise las-Fort Worth area. The strike units In early July. On. Cutback in GIs al shows canceled by their net- victor as comedy series star tor had been set for that hour and ett in having the press dissemi- The La Llnea customs and po- Other sources Indicated the WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem- Sen. Albert Gore, D-Tenn., who works won Em m ys at the 21st "The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, picketing began on schedule. nate to the public information Uoe post at the base of the 2%- withdrawn tix x ^ would not re- ocratic critics of the Vietram Television. Academy awards, in- raid that PresieJent Nixon’s trip bearing on pubhc quesUons and mile peninsula was closed. The ako (hopped by NBC. The ser- "We didn’t think the contract war ere calling President Nbc- cluding "Get Sm art," "The turn to this country, but would to Midway gave South Vietnam move was part of Gen. Francis- Ico won a reprieve when it was would be rejected," said Leo- on’e troop withdrawal announce- people. There must, however, Ghost and Mrs. Muir," "Judd be held in reserve in such areas Prasitlent Nguyen Van Thieu “a co Fhanoo’s campaign to cripple kought by ABC. nard Woodcock, UAW interna- ment inadequate, but Republi- be some limits on the means for the Defense” and the as Okinawa and HawaU, from leverage to which he is not entl- which the press can use to get the British territory economical- Carl Betz, long the patient tional president. "It was not a cans in Congress generally see "Smothers Brothers Comedy which they could be rushed tied." that Infotmatton." ly and force Britain to return husband on "The Donna Reed vote we would have recom- back to Vietnam In case they it as at least a step in the right Hour." ’"The principal issue at the Last January U.S. District the Rock to SpeUn, a transfer an Show," was named heat dra- mended." should be needed. direction. And Barbara Bain, who has co.-j-'erence wea whether to ne- Alexander Holtzotf re- overwhelming majority of Gi- matic series stsir for “Judd for Bell’s announcement said: The pullout is expected to Sens. George S. McGovern of announced she is quitting "Mis- gotiate a political compromise Dodd’s argument that his braltarianB oppose. the Defense,” which has been "Btazmuch as the cessation of start with the withdrawal of South Dakota ar.d Eugene J. sion: Impossible," claimed her which would permit not 26,(X)0 right to privacy was violated. The Spanish Cabinet ordered dropped from the ABC schedule. activities normally performed several combat battalions or M(K3arthy of Minnesota, both third Eammy with or.c of the Amerioan boys, but 640,(XX>, to HoWever, Holtzoff ruled the col- the shutdown Friday, giving The writing platoon of “The by Local 318 will aub(riantlally support-type forces. uT3ucce«3ful candidates for the frankest acceptance speeches Smothers Brothers Comedy disrupt the total plant opera- come home. From what we umnists could be liable tor only 48 houra* noUce that the on record. The task force, to convene at Democratic presidential nomi- border would be sealed. The or- Hour" won Enunya for their tions, all activities and all de- have hoard so far, there Is no “(inversion” of the (kxniments TTiese were the highlights the Pacific command In Hawaii, nation last year, said they were der probably will sharply cur- contributions to the series which partments at all facilities will indication that President Nixon and aald there should be a trial Sunday rdght of the annual pres- will include representattves of disappointed Nixon's an- tail tourist visits. Foreigners CBS fired amid much acrimony. close at midnight." has won a single major point for damages. entations by the National Acad- Laird’s office and of each cf the nouncement. con now oome only by ship or Local 218 has 6,6(X) members. In February, however, the emy of Television Arts and Scl- Miss Bain, winning as best military services, and air and "I can't see where it repre- plane from some country' out- Bell, one of the nation’s lead- "The choice at Midway was U.S. Circuit Court ruled the col- enooB. televised by CBS. (isrles dramatic actresr, drew a sea transport specialists. sents any algnlflcant shift of side Spain. ing defense contractors, pro- between the Nixon peace plan umnists could be held neither gasp from the Santa Monica Laird would not forecast how Amerioan policy," said Mc- There were tearful scenes at The winners included every- duces the famed "Huey" series and the Thieu plan tor pro- tor libel nor tor invasion of pri- Civic Auditorium audience with the North Vietnamese would Govern. "I’m glad for the with- the La Llnea gate Saturday one from Lord Snowden to the her speech. Last week she with- of helicten and others which react to the initial U.S. with- longed w ar," Gore added. "The vacy. Dodd then appealed to the drawal, but I think we ought to Supreme Court. night as workers, shopkeepers Apollo astronauts. drew from the ‘Mlaaion; Impos- are used widely in Vietnam. drawal. Thieu plan seems to have won "Get Smart," canceled by begin taking them all out, and Chief Justice Earl Warren ex- ' and budnesamen crossed the sible’’ cast, claiming breach of Bell, a division of Textron "I don’t' make predictions as hands down." NBC, won its second straight the fatter the better . . . . ” cused himself from the case and border in a slow proosssion. (»ntract by Paramount, Corp., produces the versatile Ir- to what kind of response there There was no immediate re- award as beet comedy series McCarthy aald; " I don’t see did not give any reason. ’Hie Streets and bars were crowded Deoertotog the awaixt of her oquois series helicopter end the will be^" he said. iponBe from tluee other major and Don Adams his third In a that this is any significant indi- niUng said simply: "The «i»ief in tbs border town of linsa Emmy as “a bittersweet mo- Huey Cobra gunshlp. But Laird contended that the Democratic Antiwar critics: row as best comedy series ac- cation of any program to try justice took no part In the oon- de la. Oonoeptlon, wfah^Kudsts ment," she remarked; The number of Bell hellc(^ U.S. decision “should be a slg- 'Sen. EMward M. Kennedy, the tor. The spy spoof was picked and resolve or end fii8 w ar." atoeratton or decision of this pe- (Rse Page 1U|U) \ up by CBS for next aeason. (See Page Four) - (8«e Page Ten) (See Page Four) Similar criticism came from (See Page Four) tition.'" / ■ \ \ V - V V. V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1960 PAGE n iR n i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ^lANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 and by Pope Paul VI. Blafra tended funeral servloes tor the civU war are “ exempt of any the cause of peace because of Freed Oihnen had (diarged that the oilmen NiwelUea at Fairs light, and a critical (xie at that. Dick and Dan Do It Up 10 Italians kiUsd by the Biaf- warlike suppUea and devoid of the efteem that we have tor Af- Consequently, the music la very MOVIE AUDIENCE were fighting alongside federal rans. Giovanni Chunfinal Colom- any temporal Interest or politi- rica.’’ LONDON - The first World’s • * * * * * * Q ( j IOE******* Sheinwold on Bridge Hold No Hate Nigerian troops. carefully wrought and not the bo), arohbisbop of Milan, cele- cal partiality.” In Lagos, the Nigerian capi- Fair, staged in London In IN I, A 8EKVICC OF FILM-MAKERS At PhUadelphia Preview The 18 aiuvlvors—14 Italians, sort of pct'botler Bach some- AVOID DRAWING TRCBfPS brated the Maz(|, which was at- “ Our efforts ore enUy diracted tal, federal army sources said featured the technique for ttie AND THEATERS. For Biafrans 'three West Germans and a Le- times turned out. WHEN DUMMY CAN RUFF NORTH tended by llallan Premier Mari-' to bring to the two opposing par- the Biafrans’ Swedish min! bom- “ mass production o< flat glaaa'’ apply to Mmo PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ro- the races wMcl> knluded one “THE WAY banese—were taken to Gabon, ano Rumia', other gpvemmeirt ties food and medicine, to save bers attacked the Niger River This was symlKHlsed by Om Haydn’s Symphony No. 88. a ofttf Nuv t. 1900 4 J92 wan oaa liaiCin ooolced it to ROME (AP) — "We bear no By ALFRED SHELNWOLD promottonaJly tagged ’"Ihe an' African nation that recog- officials and offleieda of BNI, the Innocent lives of the victims 'Village of Ibusa, in Midwest world-famed (Crystal Palaoa, a work In G malor without any 52 FMladelpMa this weekend. Malteae Blppy” and for whAdi hate toward the Biafrans,’’ one THIS SEAL nizes Blafara. ’They were flown the state oil firm that employed of the conflict, to suggeat serene Nigeria, on Sunday, killing one giant glass edifice. At the Msw m. particular "name." is likewise One of the basic principles of 0 A62 4. PMUdelpMaT You bet your 1 HEARD rr* they presented the 'wlaner’a tro- of the oilmen freed by the rebels to Rome Saturday, arriving Just the men. negotlationa for eome honorable pregnant woman and Injuring 31 York World's Fair of 18N flu on the first half of the pro- In ada kidlcatat lha fllm wat playing a hand at a trump con- A J10952 ■ aeneet Mppy! ' phy. (Frank’s Discovery paid in Eastern Nigeria said Siutday before midnight to be welcomed The Pope in hia Sunday ad- ■olutlon to this tragic (x>mpetl- persons. elevator was the symbol of tsob- gram. Tt la genial and rep- asbmiltad and approvad undar tract la to ruff loaera in the WEST EAST ENDS It w on’t Mttond prize In a 86.60, 88.80 and 88.00.) by thousands at the airport and dreas from his window on 8t. tion,” the Pontiff said. nologlcal progress, and tbs 18N resectatlve of the composer. lha Motion Picturt Codo dummy when dummy was short- 4 874 TUE8. contest, but Dan Rowan and night "They are a pe<^e who hy John Gruber of Solf-Rtgulallon. ’They came back sounding like received in a special autUence Peter’s Square declared that the The Pope said the Church Paris fair Introducsd rsiatoresd The highlight of the evening, ness in a side suit (xmiMned <& A K 4 Cl Q J 1 0 8 7 know nothing of the rest of the ’There are 186 Congregational ; Dick lEartiD—“Pm Dan, he’a typical track losers. Rowan con- by the Pope. Vatlcan’e efforts in the Nigerian would continue its efforts "for concrete. however, should be the suKe Suggotlod for GENERAL 0 KQJ 105 0 983 world." Churches In Verm(mt. (a with length In trumps. Don’t IMIy tl4Mi66 I Dick.’’ “I didn’t know ihat,’’— tending (t woe Intereotlng “to Sunday night in MetanopoU, "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," audtoncoa. draw the trumps in such cases A 864 A 73 ' left tieautifol downtown Bur- ‘"They don’t even know that by Richard Strauss. This Is see all those hones limping near Milan, the survlvon at- Suggoalod for MATURE until after you have ruffed your SOUTH . bank to attend ttw East Coast around oub thara.” Mtortto: Italy exists, that Italy helps H ie rtoUnc and eubeequent who couldn’t care less about really delightful. It represerts m pffliu nHumiui loeere. A AKQ 103 premiara of tlMlr first movie to* “ And wo ptoked SR the < n ^ them,” Vittorio LucarelU contin- curfew forced oancelMlon of their image IcKally or Intema- Inclclertal music to the Mo- audioncoi (paronlal diac ro­ South dealer. Cl 9 6 3 JORniE IHODIIMn ! gbttver, “H w ICalteae Bippy,’’ ptos.’’ ued aa he told how the Biafran FATHER'S DAY the opening concert of the In- Uonally, and who wouldn’t be Itere play, but Strauss adapted llon advitad). Both tides vulnerable. O 74 soldiers that overran the oil- and a aimaar gaagrapMoal dis- The daffy duo dU a Uvo come- temathnal Harp Festival at found dead at a harp (xmcert, that play Into his opera "AiiEul- (3 RESTRICTED — Paraona Opening lead — king of dia- AKQ ROBOT UMMEI men’s camp near Kwale, Mid- ONLY IS JUNE 15 A tinction tor llMt start uf their ^ show at a bcun-Uke place Hartt OoUefe of Music on the though they doubtless would ne auf Naxos," and the suite undar 16 not admittad. un- mond. west Nigeria, a month ago South Wtsl North East •umnier pwnnntal appeannoe uaRad the Spsotrum, whhdi is C. of. H. campus. In addition to flock to '’soul-singing" accom- (XjmMnea much of the music You take the first trick with atgued among themselves about SHOmNO latf accompaniad by parani 1 4 2 0 2 4 Pau tour. usually used for basketbaU. tlie, Mildred DilUng, scheduled panied by folk guitar. from this opera. It is witty, dummy’s ace of dlanumds in how many to kill. They shot 11 or adult guardian. 4 4 All Pass AU of whlnh proved that in ad- They brought much of the to appear June 14 with part of melodic, and altogether chann- order to return a heart at once. of 39. DAYS TO So much for a musical event (jO Paraona undar 16 not ao popular and delightful in by thia nawioapar Daily Question After 10 Italians and a Jorda- of the six Brandenburg works. my. You win with dummy’s nine decides it’s had enough chicken days. He m ay also be an Elk or have to be canceled. On the p-'-t years. ’They ere sched- Partner opens the bidding with Jokes. nian were shot, LucareUl sold, Following it will come the Mo- of trumps and lead the other a fliutner.’ ’ other hand, the camptis ts rtgtit uled' for four consecutive one heart, and the next player, "they took us to a nearby vU- on the Hartford line, and au- zart Sintonie Concertante In El- heart. The opponents win and In oldftoMonsd Hollywood "Say good night, Dick." Wednp'dav evenings beginning passee. You hold: Spades, 8-7- ballyhoo style, they arrived by "Good night, Dldc." iage where the people wanted to thorMiea M t that moat Hsten- Julv 2. AH will be heard at the flat, featuring Bernard Lurie Seoul Reports lead another trump to your ace. Old Fashioned "Famous jump on ua and klU us. They pift with poohide terry toga But now you have won the 4; Hearts, Q-J-10-8-7; Diamonds, •teUcoptan-fpom the PhUadeb e n would be coming from auillcrlum of the Hartford In- violin, and Leonello Forzanti 9-8-S; Clubs, 7-3. us In a big hole covered with vioMs^. Sinking Boat race. You can lead your Isurt iHUa Blrport-dPopptog on to a Hartford, or perhaps through eurancf Group on Asylum Ave. 'What do you ssyT cloth. We stayed there for three FATHER'S heart and ruff with dummy’s motel pailAig. lot to pose tor by PLEETWAY Hartford in order to attend. A'l begin at 8:30 p.m. The Mozart work is charming Three Men Shot days. Landing Spies jack of trumps. You get back Answer: Bid two hearts or photographeiw and autograph Hiese canceHaUcns are dis- As usual, Mr. Brawley has and stands in style midway be- pass. The haind is not really Strawberry Supper “ Then 'we had a trial, but with the aoe of clubs to draw fans, clownteg in cotontol hats appointing to music lovers, of tween the Concerto Grosso, and In Waterbury chrtcp Eome very enioyable SEOUL (A P ) —South Korean the last missing trump, and then woith a response, but the argu- and with a mlnt-Liberty Bell even before that someone gave DAY oourse, but what worriea me the Symphony. Thus it is writ- programs. To oren the twelfth coastal defense forces have re- you claim your contract. ment for a raise Is that you may preeented by a minisklrtcd belle WATE1R8URY, Ctonn. (A P) — us to imderstand that we would even more is the fact that some sea'C’-., he will play the "Fire- ten in what musictans call the ported sinking a North Korean Friday, June 13th lavish him with gladnese . . , with Pleetway*8 One Round Is Fatal just barely manage to keep the for the (3lty of Brothorty love. Threo men were wounded in a be condemned to die. We were M haipists are here from coun- works Music” by Handel, an "style galant,” a manner which spy boat In a 20-minute gun bat- convinced that there was (m> new fun terries, cool, soft, fully washable, great You would l(»e your game If opponent out of the auction. shooting early today and poUce trtes like Russia, France, Bel- appropriate eeleetton Indeed, In most people find delightful. tle 10 miles southeast of Seoul. SITTINGS — 5 :30 and 6 :30 P.M. hope left. No one, in fact, 86dd you drew even one round of Your partner should be able to ‘Can I tall you a story about charged Seradn FeOoiano, 89, for beach or at-home wear. The contrast trim, gium, Csechoslovakia, Japan, vtew cf the concert’s proximity ’The Defense Ministry said the anything about the Intervention DeFalla’s Suite from "E l trumps before leading hearts. win only one heart trick at moat my auntt" of no certain addmw, with as- West Germany, and so on. When to Fourth of July. A new (xwn- rubber boat, capable of holding on defense, and the opponents of the Italian government. We belted toga in blue, white, screen or gold. Sizes Amor Brujo" comes next on West would take the first heart BUCKINGHAM CHURCH “I don’t think wo have time sault with intent to commit they return to their native coun- po~'ition will come next: It Is felt abandoned.’* MEN’S m o p A, B, C, D. ^ the program and will feature six persons, was discovered at- with the king and would lead a may therefore be able to make for that. ThcM people came murder. tries, Hartford is bound to get *lvhi Hitler’s "CTHcerto for tempting to land agents and was a high contract in some other HEBRON AVENUE — GLASTONBURY ’The Biafran leeuler, Lt. Gen. “Tear Top FOP fibopiihig KathJrn Carter, contralto. second trump. ’This would al- here to see a movto.” Arrested with Elellciano near not only a Mack eye but a Siring Quartet and Orchertra." sunk early Sunday off the east suit If they can just get Into Odumegu Ojukwu, pardoned the Headquorteia" Probably you don’t know the low East to win the second heart ADULTS $2.25 — CHILDREN $1.00 the scene of the Shooting was Kilts in cotton plaids or stripes with terry lining completely bruising going-over. Pcl'owlng the Intermiesion the coast city of Fh»kp’yong-nl. the bidding. men after appeala by other Afri- The Xarval s( Natal Street suite, but you undoubtedly are and lead a third round of ThOir film "The Maltese Blp- Juan JteM Valentin, also of no All because of some thick- program offers Mozart’s 24th Searchers rerxivered the body can governments, the govern- •N-8N (not shown). frean familiar with one of its num- trumps, removing the last trump Copyright 1966 py,’’ r t»t and edited in 10 weeks certain address. Valentin was witted, misbegotten individuals Plano (X)ncerto with EHeanore of a North Korean officer, a from the dummy. Now you FV>r Reservations Call ments of EYance and Portugal bere, the "Ritual Dance of General Features Corp. to got it out fast whUe they charged with aggravated assaidt Paul as soloist. She is a mem- subnuuMne gun and 4 pounds of would lose three hearts and one Fire.” Originally the work was reign as TV comedy kliMa. Is and having a dangerous weapon (DftL Men’s Wear — ail atoree) bar of the Hartford Conserva- TNT from the water, a spokes- diamond. 643-1235 or 633-2177 a ballet, but it survives today Ole first tor the pair togother, -a .88 caUbre pftitol-in hto oar. tory faculty, and I have h»ard man said. A search for the West could defeat you by his Manrl^rBtrr as an orchestiel suite. Girl Beats Man MENU: Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Ham, Cole Slaw, olthough Martin did hatne a ’The (hooting was done wltfa Mr Brawley work magic with boat’s other occupants contin- own efforts if he opened a trump Also on the program is Beet- mcvle role peovlouaty, in “ The Morart, so this should be most instead of the kind of diamonds. BRADFORD, Pa. (A P ) — An Rolls, Beverage, and FeHclano’a .08 revolver, polloo hoven’s Eighth Syrtuphony. TiilB ued but all were believed to Gtoas Bottomi (BoaJt." said. Cnmtuj ^rrali) pnfo.vaMe. have drowned. However, any defender who entry In the police log said: is the one that has always puz- STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE A WHIPPED CREAM The comecly doesn’t follow O r ’Ihe vlctlnis, all wounded in PoUisbed Dafly Except Bundayi On July 9ih the program wi'l 'The spokesman said the ene- finds this brilliant opening lead “ Someone beating up a girl on sad Holidays at IS Bisiell Sireci. zled mo. In style, It comes be- "Itougteln’’ Myle of ’’bloclcnut’’ the upper port of the body, open with Bach’s Orchertral my boat was escorted by a larg- has Xrray eyes and should study Eltoi Street drive-way.” Kanchester. Conn. (06040) Suite No. 3. This Is the one for tween his first and seexmd sym- skits and onaknera. But the zo- wore Idedtiaed as Joschlm Ba- Telephoiie 643-2711 er vessel which fired' 82mm medicine in order to make ttie A patrolman Inve^gated Sun- phonies, but It is actually his ntneas to there, witti the tunteest tista, 63, Emorrliiue Pagans 80, deoond CLss* Poetaae Paid n; two obo^, three trumpets, shells at the South Korean maximum contribution to hu- day, returned to the station and Manchester, Conn drum? and strings. Bach wrote eighth. It to most delightful, bits coming behind the openliw forces on shore, then sped manity with his great gift. wrote: "No need for police, girl and Domingo )Mzany, 40 eB of SUBSCRIPTION RATES and the second movement is a Payable In Advance the music for an orchestra of 18 away. Officials said one shell The point to remember to that beating up man." «* d at Ihe end. when Wabeihury. They wieco listed In musicians at the court of Prince sort of homage to Maelzel, the they step out of movls diamdtee une Tear ...... SSO.UU fired by the North Koreans hit a aattofactoiy condition at S t Six Montlw ...... 16.60 Leopold of Anhalt-Oothen, who inventor of the metronome, that to Joke about the fHmi and Osem- Mary’s Hospital. house, killing five sleeping ‘Ihree Months ...... 7.8(>was a musician In his own tyranical tlme-beater which la One Month ...... 2.6(1 nnsmbers of a family. The mettvs for tUS ahooMiMS, the bane of children’s pracUoe It’s tba first of threo-p4cturs which coourred in an apartment 6 /ia/n tA Piikp’young-nl to in the gener- hours. deal with Metro-Goldwyn-Mlay. al area where 120 North Korean house on Baldwin Street, wns under ftwoUtlgatton. The final evening will offer guerrillas landed last Novem- new career beginning by BIRUN TURNPIKI betting their film stakes on a a concert version of "Die Fled- ber. Of those, 107 were killed Nl XT TO TWO GUYSufuJ GR ANTMOOR KNOWN FOR VALUES Manchester's Oldest ermaus” by Johann Strauss. and se'ven others <»iptiued. 'worswold spoof. ("N o, stakes Stamford Sloop Misaang TRENDSETTER are for vampires; It’s a aUvor 'This has been a big success Academy Award Rodgers-Hammerstein in Mack or bullet for a worewoH.") flTAMFORO (A P ) —The Coast with Finest with audiences for the Festival Winner Original Department Thaw Threatens Flood Barbra Strelaand Guard was searching today for brown. M In seasons past. It is Just the “SoutJi P a ^ c’’—IColor Of Theatre the sloop Latlgaso, which was sort of thing that goes well on a “ Funny G irl" — Color Bossano Braasi "M y aunt was locked in a Facilities HANFORD. Callf. (A P ) — Reserved Seats Avail- The Und-verstty expected in Bermuda last warm summer evening, and it Mltzl Gaynor fajoam bath tor 14 days with a Melting snow from the Sierras able. Eve at 8:00 P.M. of OcmneOtlcut ’Ihursday but never arrived. will make a memorable closing to expeoled to fill a major flcxid ^Bargain Hour 1:00-2:60 five moose. I thought they might Mat. Wed. and Sat. 8 Mon. ttarn Sat. The sloop, owned by Daniel to the series. control facility—Pine Flat Dam Sun. 8:00-6:00-8:00 like to hear what she said when Belzerlo of Stamford, left here AH Seata Tic ISith SEASON — 8E1V11N WElBK SEIASON she came o u t" Let us hope that no more —this week. About 00,000 acres With An A ll Blqulity Profeaslonal Resident Company May 39. Belzerlo and two un- unitoward events come up to of farmlaiid alrecidy -were under identified personz were report- Like the Mlanc Brothera, Ro- mar ttito season of summer con- water today as residents of this TWIN . A RT X PUSHBaCK ^ GIANT * ACRES OE ed alboard, the Cfoazt Guard certs. More than enough dam- San Joaquin Vailley, braced for AUDITORIUMS * GAIURY * SEATS SCREEN FREE PARKINC Jrme 24 to June 28—Nell Simon’s THE ODD COUPLE wan and Martin spent a day at aald. age has already been dene. the pooslbUity of wideepre^ flooding. ’The melted snow has tripled Jidy 1 to July 6—Brian FrHel’s LOVERS Dad will feel like royalty every time Short n in g at Freedom the mow of Kings River. CompUta IHoma he wears a pair o f these sandals or Most (XJminunlties are pro- Furnishings Sine# NEW HAVEN (AP) — A 61- tected by dikes and levees, with July 8 to July 12—James Qohiman’s THE LIO N IN W IN TE R h >i ill's slippers because they provide more year-old Danielson man who secondary levees being built. 4 18991 .. . WE3>. and SAT. solid comfort to hk liking. Give the walked away from the state cor- Any overflow from Pine Flat TONIGHT OPEN 6 DATS EVERT WEEK—THURB. 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For Wednesday^8 Big Game Nixon aaid Abrams had ap- Town Qerk On Communications (OontimMd from Page One) proved the reoommendatlon Wednesday will be a Wg day on dlfterent aspects of cancer In BoMon, win or loee. School fram the Manchester Cancer Four of Uu ten warrantee (Oasttaned from Po|ce One) nal to the North Vietnamese that the pullout begin. lian navy on the board. U.8. Unit for their program s. BINGO In recent days published spec- will br dismissed after half a deedk recorded iatt week wtth B tmw ooUded. Rear Adm. Jerome H. King Jr. that the United States Is going ulation had centered on 60,000 day to allow students Drom boUi If resUerta have not forward- He loM the board that "anoth- ;3 the senior member. Navy offi- ORANOE HALL EVERY TUESDAY Town Clertc Gloria Mourent to maintain Its objective" of self troops being removed from the schoeds, and parents, to at- ed their contrtbutionn, they may cials said they believed it was were tor nmtly oonstrticted er M p paaaed wltMn 80 feet—60 determination for the South war Zone by toll. tend the state small sdtool do so by using the envetopes •eei—ot the llelboum e” early the first such two-nallon inquiry bouoM. Vietnamese by its carefully In choosing something leas CIAC champtonship baseball left by ttie soUcMors for that on the mominr ot May 91. He In naval history. . measured troop reduction. dramatic, the Nixon administra- game in Mlddfotown. purpose. New oonttniotion purchase "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET" termed the Incident a "near col- Adm. Crabb was the only wit- deed* recorded were Monioe This should also Indicate to tion probably considered var- The Bolton varsity team will BuUeiin Board IWon." ness before the board adjourned Mooee, Inc. to Walter A. and the North Vietnamese, Laird ious factors such as: battle Griswold High School at The Board of Bklucatlon and CHARGE IT WITH MASTER CHARGE. for a flight tonight to Singapore, 3 p.m. on Palmer Field for the Oartt A. Crofut at Mancheotor, Ckahb dM not name the other taid, tliat the United States "Is —A big reduction In the Public Building Commission OPENM01TOj^^SATOMA^.80to5.80 HARTFORD NATIONAL CHARGE OR REGAL CHARGE where the Melbourne Is decked championship. property on RoUn CSr.; Tb*. ehip, but Informed source* said firm in its resolve to tee t)»t American force might have will meet together tonight tor for repairs. Sources said the The school office announced It was the U.8. destroyer Ehrer- the South Vietnamese do take been construed by North Viet- review and approval of final 1967 P O R S C H E land mUe, Inc. to Donald J. board would inspect the carrier today that high school wlU be plans of the renovation of the ett F. Larson. over and are prepared and erne namese negotiators In Parts as and Qlotia 8. Dupont, profwity and return to SuUc Bay Tues- dismissed at noon, before lunch, elementary school, at 8 at the The carrier's commanding ct- capable” of defending them- a weakening of U.S. determina- 911 COUPE on Now Rd.; John B. Luetjen, day. and elementary school at 1 high school. fleer, Cbpt. J. P. Stevenson., telves. tion to continue supporting the • 4-SPEED TRANS. mo. to Timothy H. and Marlon p.m., after lunch. It Is expect- Tlie fire commissioners will said In a s ta te m ^ last week Navy rpoloesmen said more On Capitol Hill, a newsman war. • RADIO J. Jonoe, property on Torrey that the Evans had been or- than 30 witnesses—end pacslMy —The North Vietnamese and ed that some scImmI bus trans- moot tonight at 7:30 at the Rd.; Bldred^ Toot to Oalvin T. noted, there already are com- portation win be provided, at a firehouse. • VINYL INTERIOR dered to move from ahead of many more—will appear before ments by war critics that the Viet Cemg torces still have the and Norma Kae Roblna, pi;oper- small charge. BoHon Homemakers will • HARD TO FIND MODEL ty In Volley View. the carrier to astern of her and the investigating board. A key 28.000 troop withdrawal is only a ability to kill 100-200 Americana "It was In the course of this ma- witness will be Lt. (j.g.) Rona'd each week, and the United Bccauae of early dismissal, meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Other deeds recorded were: token reduction. the scheduled trip by the junior the Community Hall. There will neuver that the collision oc- Ramsey, 24, who was in charge To that, Laird said he Ind States must not cut its combat $1 Raymond B. and Bdnoh L. curred." on the bridge of the Evans at effectiveness too sharply- in one class to Salem, Mass., has be election of officers. Schutft to David O. Beardoley gone to the Midway meeting boon canceled. 'Ihe junior high The joint inquiry opened to- the time of the collision. The move. of Waterford, property on Grant feeling optlmisUc that the Umt- Dramatic Club will continue Mancheotor Evening Herald day with three U.8. Navy offi- (hip’s captain and ejoecut'.ve of- ed States was reaching a turn- —The training and equijq^Hng Hill Ter.; Leonard and Claire of South Vietnamese forces Is with Its plans to attend the Bolton oorreopondent, Cleme- cers and three from the Austra- ficer were asleep in their bunks. ing point in the war and that his Maylott to W. G. Glenney, pro- moving along satlafactorily, but Hartford Stage Company’s mat- weU Young, teL 648-8981. TE D TR U D O N . Inc. hopes and expectations "have perty on Old Stafford Rd.; Pentagon officials expect it will inee performance of "Life Wltti 100% — 80 Days — 1000 MUea Gaaianteed teen fulfilled by the historic de- Father,” however. Tlmadiy H. and Marten J. Jonee be nexit toll or later before the VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE clEion of President Nixon to be- And a special concert Wednes- to Michael L. and Andrea A. South Vietnamese can replace CaU Police Soon, TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Olesnevloh of Hartford, proper- Canceled Shows gin Vietnamizatlon of the war in American troops in substantial day at 10:80 a.m. is still on. .Toutheast Asia.” ty on Gehring Rd.; Benjamin numbers. This concert Is a musical re- The broad outline tor the sult ot the high school evalua- Colleges Advised C. and BlUahelh A. Athicano Win Emmy Awards phased American withdrawal tion this spring. One member (Oanttaaed from Page One) to Kerry Paul and Ann M. WU- was set Sunday when President of the evaluating committee, "Scholars have the habit of (Ounllnoed from Page One) Nixon announced that 28,000 Deaths in George Revelas, director of mu- examining any hypothesis,, de- the incredible experience of the men—"a division equivalent"— sic at the Acton-Fixborough bating It exhaustively, deferring "There are a couple of people unfolding of the mysteries of would be out of Vietnam by Au- Concclidated High School in decision to await more evi- I’d like not to thank. Since they outer space and the surfbee of gust. The Nation Massachusetts, volunteered to dence, and when something both know their names, I won't the moon via live television.” The decision was greeted In Joseph Glaser bring one of his tour bands to mutt be decided, shunning a call them," A trustees' award also went to Washington with some surprise NEW YORK (AP) — Joseph Boltcn to give this oonoeit. consensus in favor of subtle R A I Sw E D Another tenae moment came the late WUUam R. McAmdrew, —not tliat the administration Glaser, 72, promoter of concerts Ouoer Omsade shades of disagreement and dis- long head of NBC news. in New York's Carnegie Hall was beginning the long-awaited and stage performances around Mi«. Harold Laws, chairman sent. Another canceled show, Dick when producer George Jefferts, de-escalation but that it was so the world by such stars as Bob of the Bolton Cancer' Cniaade, "F or the process of education winner for the best dramatic Oavett's, drew an Emmy for limited. Hope, Louis Armstrong and has atmoimced that tbe crusade these are admirable qualities. e« at Uio Meadowbrook School outstanding daytime program- office between 10 a.m. and 2 program, “Teacher, Teacher," One unitormed officer who Barbra Streisand, died Friday has been completed end that to- Biit tor dealing with naked R A N C H ming achievement. Oavett lost p.m. any echool day, according criUciaed the academy for elim- was familiar with the various In a; New York hospital. His As- tal contributions, amounting to force, they can be a prescription the rating race with the house- to the Board of Education of- inating the best supporting ac- options the administration was sociated Booking Oorp, was re- 61,215, far ex ce^ ed the estah- tor disaster," the commission wives. but was signed for an fice. tor award. studying commented: "That's portedly the world’s largest in- Ushed quota o f $760. said. ABC n'ghttime summer show. Attende Sommer Inatltate One nominee was the play’s weird. I’ve seen numbers of dspendent booking agency. Mns. Latvs extends her thanks Other awards included: 60.000 and higher. We could Daniel J. Shea of the Tolland star, Billy Schulman, a retarded WUUam E. Robinson to aS (he worioers, businc— ea, Outstanding variety-musical have pulled out more.” Reject Town Change High School Hlotory Department youth, aiortly afterwards, the MIAMI BEACn (AP) — WU- professional people and res- RIDOEFIBU) (AP) — Local program: "The Bill Cosby Spe- A civilian in the Defense De- haa been appohtted to Ihe WU- academy made a special award Ham E. Robinson, 69, former Idente who contributed to make voters have tu n ^ down a pro- cial.” partment termed the 26,000 "the Uams Oonege EPDA Summer to the boy. chairman of the board of <>oca- this crusade such an outstand- posed change In their form of Single performance by sup- lower end of the posslblliUes” IiMtitute. “ Laugh-In," the shotgun style Oola Co. and publl^er of the iitg success. local government by a close porting actress: Anna Calder which had been laid out before The InetttUte oonaltta of 48 show of blackout gags, was best New York Herald Tribune for Mtoi. Lawn reminds all vote of 1,621 to 1,488. MarMiall, "Male of the Spe- the Midway conference. He con- teacher* Mieeted from pUbUc variety-musical aeries for the many years, died Friday in a cttlzeni who received a leaflet The suggested charter change, cies." cluded that President Nixon was and private ochool* In the coun- second year in a row. Miami hospital. He resigned concerning cancer and its voted on Saturday, would have Series supporting actor: Wer- “being prudent.” try. Partlclpanta will ttudy Eu- Best single dramatic perform- from the Herald Tribur.e in 1954 symptoms to read It carefully, eliminated the present select- ner Klemperer, "HogEm’s Pentagon sources noted that ropean cidttiral hlotory at the ance awards went to Paul Sco- to enter the public relations retain It tor future reference man and town meeting form of Heroes.” the 25,000 means the President WUUoma Ihatltute from June 80 field for “ Male of the Species" field. and also obtain a periodical government and rejdaced It with Series supporting actress: Su- probably is authorizing the with- to Aug. 1. and Geraldine Page for “ The chedcup. a nine-member council headed san Saint James, "The Name of drawal of various small units, Oomplng Betreat nianksgiving Visitor.” Organizations can obtain ftlms by a first selectman. the Game.” not a regular division, as start- State W omen To Attend The annual camping retreat The National Education Tele- Drama writing: J. P. Miller, of (he united Oongregattonal vision Playhouse won over five ers. Williams College in Fall "The People Next Door.” Thus the Vietnam scaledown Church members 'wUl be held conunerdal network entertain- WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. (AP) Drama direction: David will take place in much the June 20 through 22 at Burlin- ment shows as outstanding dra- —Connecticut College students Greene, “The People Next same way as the buildup wlUch game State Pailc in Rhode in- matic series. are among the women to be WE STAND Door." began four years ago: in piece- 613 BUSH HILL ROAD land. Lord Snowden, husband of enrolled In an exchange pro- PLANTERS Sports programming: Nine- meal fashion. ON OUR HEAD Campen from the Second Britain's Princess Margaret teenth Summer Olympic gram next fall at WllUams Col- FRESH BOASTED Transferred, Executive Anxious— Congregational (Church of Oov- won an award for outstanding Games, ABC. The troop level currently lege, which announced It wlU TO SELL entry will join the local group stands at 538,500 although be- Must Sell Immediately cultural documentnry achieve- Program achievement: “Fir- become truly co-educational In PEANUTS tMa year. ReglatratkHi forma fore he left office President the toll of 1971. PRACTICALLY ment for his study ot old age, ing Line with William F. Buck- IN THE M1EI.I. 8V^ rooms, 4 bedrooms, IVi baths, fireplace, ga- are available at the churdi of- “ Don’t Count the Candles." ley J r;" and "Wild Kingdom." Lyndon B. Johnson gave the The exchange program this fice and ahould be mailed In Pentagon authority to put as FOR rage, attractive yard. W ill listen to offers. The academy trustees gave Outstanding individual year will Include 62 women immediately, many as 54B,5(X) In Vietnam. In an award to Apollo astronauts achievement: Arte Johnson, from Vassar, Smith, Mt. Holy- PEANUTS 2L b.*1.00 Vaoatlwi Bible School regia- “tor sharing with the American "Laugh-In.” ; Harvey Korman, recent months top military offi- oke, Wheaton and Connecticut H. M. FRECHEHE, ReaHon tration forma are also available, public and the rert of the world “The Carol Burdett Show.” cers decided the additional College. Thirty women spent the Moo.'PH. 1 p.m.—0 p.m. (or the program aoheduled (or forces were not necessary. second semester at Williams in THE NUT SHELF Sat. 9 a.m.—9 p.m. June 28 through 27. Children Nixon held out hope that fur- an exchange program with Vas- 647^9993 through fifth grade will be ac- ther troop withdrawals, some- 999 CENTER STBEET-^MAMCHESTEB sar during 1969. cepted. thing he promised as a presi- Williams trustees decided Sat- Bulletin Board . Congress Views Vary dential candidate, will be possi- urday to enroU "significant” The Tolland Historical Socie- ble this year. numbers of women students as ty will hold Ms cunnual meeting "During the month of August regular members of the student tonight at 8 In the Religious and at regular intervals there- On Cutback in GIs body by 1971. The women wlU Education BuUdlng of the Unit- after we shall review the situa- expEutd the size of the 175-year- N O TIC E ! ed Congregational Church. (Continued from Page One) tion . . . Nixon said. "I will old coUege, whldi now en^Us The Republican Women's announce plans for further re- W* Ar* Moving On or About Juno lOth! assistant Democratic leader take over their responsibilities,’ ’ about 1,260 men. Club wUl meet tonight at 8 In he said. JjULSu C h ic , froin Xlassachusetts; Sen. J. the Town Hedl. Rep. William B. WiAiall, R- MODERN TV SERVICE The BuslneaB Oommlttoe of William Fulbright of Arkansas 808 E w t Center S t N.J., was one of the most enthu- the United Congregational siastic. will be located at BEAUTY SAIAN Msndieater a 043-2488 and Sen. Stuart Symington of Church will meet tonight at 7 :30 MlA>uri. “It has got to mean that con- at the church. Rep. Robert L. Sikes. D-Fla., ditions are such that we can see VPW Poet 241 will nnieet to- said he was not certain the with- the beginning of the end," he 805 Hortforcl Rood night at 7:30 In the Foot Home. Next to Gus’s Beotaiiraat drawal was a wise idea because said. The Pathfinder Club of the he doesn't think Hanoi will be And Rep. Lowell P. Weicker, Seventh Day Adventist Church impressed by concessions. R-Oonn., added: “ I don’t care If MODERN TV SERVICE will meet tonight at 7 at the "I don’t think the Communists it’s 25,000 or 10,000—it certainly 648-2205 church. are impressed by anything but represents a departure from the The Tolland Junior Women’s force. They appreciate force Johnson administration.” Your Local Dealer F or: Club OonservatlQn Committee and they understand strength," ze n ith TV-STEBEO GIBSON AIR CONDITIONERS will meet tomorrow night at 8 said Sikes, a member of the de- OHBYSLEB AIR TEMP AIR CONDITIONERS at the home of Mrs. Carl Pat- ieijse subcommittee of the tavlna, Willie Clr. House Appropriations CJommit- The Board of Selectmen will tee. Fire Calls | meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at Republicans had cautioi® the Town Hall. praise. Town firefighters went to the scene of an auto accident at QUICK- The Board of Finance will House RefMblican Ledder Arch and Walnut St. Saturday meet tomorrow night at 8 at Gerald R. Ford said: “ I hope CHANGE at 1:03 p.m. A witness to the the Town Hall. this initial withdrawal of 25,000 accident mistook a Jet of steam ARTISTRY: The Midweek Prayer Service U.S. troops serves to stimulate coming from the radiator of one of the Flrtt Baptist Church will progress in the Paris peace of the cars for smoke and sum- our convertible be held tomorrow night at 7:30 talks." WliStcr moned the fire department. cut that flips at the Parsonage on the Green. Freshman Sen. Robert Pack- ATTENTION 'Eighth District volunteers ex- over with a few wood, R-Oi^., called it “ a step Donate^ Manchester Evening Herald in the right direction. It would tinguished a grass fire on Park- easy brush strokes! er St. opposite Pantaleo’s junk Tolland correspondent Bette be my hope that in August the yard yesterday at 12:30 p.m. MISTER DONUT 1969 Qiiatrale, tel. 876-2846. reassessment would allow a 266 W M tM lddtoT^ka,l substantially increased rate of witlidrawal." 'At long last de-escalatlon Senator’s Son, 3 , Dies Day Camp Given has become a fact rather than a MIDDLETOWN (AP) — The Thoughtful Gift phrase. “ commented Sen. Ed- 3-year-old son of state Sen. John wttrd W. Brooke, R-Mass. F, Pickett, D-Middletown, has graduates"! Beoauee of the thougiitfulnesa . Sen. George D. Aiken of Ver- r died In the Children’s Hospital of Mrs. Ricbard F. GoughUn ot mont. senior Republican on the Medical Center In Boston after Cornwall Or., Coventry, Man- an illness. Foreign Relations Committee, COMPLETE IOBBT 1 5MITK»«c WERE YOU cheater Camp Kennedy la |60 said the announcement would The death of John F. Pickett, ridier today. have a healthy effect on the na- Jr. was reported Saturday. He Mrs. Coughlin la the wife ot tion. gINCt 1914 is survived by his parents, two EVER A the outgoing pcealdent of the "We don't know the whole sto- brothers and maternal grand- INSURANCE Hartford Chapter of the Data ry yet, but it does seem as if the parents. Senator Pickett is Preoessing lEanagement Aa- South Vietnameee themseh'es chairman of the Senate Judici- NEWSPAPER sooiatlon. should now be strMig enough to ary Committee. Q U IC K - SERVICE It le the custom of the chap- CARRIER FOR ter to present a gift to the wile “S h ort S to ry ” C H A N G E of the outgoing president. At THE ceremonlee Saturday night, REAL H A IR Mra. OoughUn advised the mem- berahlp that, In lieu of a gilt Sportset Bermudais by Choicest Meats In Town! ESTATE tor her, a contribution be made MANCHESTER EVENINfi HERALD? C O L O R IN G : to Ounp Kennedy. our fascinating, instant • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! • Consequently, foe |60 gift. The Herald is going to run a feature page matte up The A\^Gregors R • Milken Tie # LEAN, ALL BEEF. FRESH GROUND # of pictures of all high school graduates who were McGregor goes to great lengths for a man. With Sportset shorts. former Herald carriers. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — The Made of Dacron* polyester andcotton. Trim and cool in two styles. milking contest between Geor- - - gia AgrlouKure Oommiasioner There’s the bermuda length f rat with on-seam pockets and the So that the page will be as accurate aa possible the Tommy Irvin and his counter- shorter Islander model. In more than ^lids. There are checks I H a m b u rg part In Pennsylvania, Leland and stripes, too. All with Scotset* permanent press to keep you Circulation Dept ia making a request that all former RINSE that rinses in, colors ROBERT J . SMITH, Bull, bos ended aa on utter *OuPont R«c. T.M. ^ (We Beoerve Tbe Bight To Limit Quantity) ^ looking smooth. carriers who are graduating from high school this your hair while we set draw. INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 June call and give them the information. So that this Irvin and Bull m et at home it, shampoos out when- may be a success please call 647-9946. The deadline plate before a twin blU In Atlan- FROM ta Stadium Sunday, shook I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • 649-5241 for calling will be June 18th. ever you wish. Natural looking ^ S11 HlghlMMl St* MancfaMter—Phone 948-5278 ^ hands, then went to their oowa. 96S M AIN STREET, MANCHESTER colors for gray, gossamer toning colors The oontett, to publiolie ((irosBd Floor Next to Hosio & HoU) A'## for bleached hair. With cut and set. Dairy Month was declared a tie.

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International Already Down to Maw Tork Ctty, Iba oonstruc- •*oo of Um twin bopwsra to be known aa Eontittg l|rraUt ttaa Wcrtd Trada Center and to oonatt- tuto, togethar, the two taUeat buildings o«c U “■ “ ■ In the worM, Is now wsB taster way, on a aoh while which caBa for oompietion wiStk %. in 19TO. TtMgr w tt ha, thwi, tbe dominat- Anderson-Little ______^1. jm ______ing feature of the Nasr Totfc skyltoe — that fomridable, magnwiii i ^ introduc- Stmt IHtmIuk Bmpt auaHarr a a l BoUtajai BHt«r*d a t H m Foat omot at tion to the wealth and aptenilor of Ameri- MaariiaB^. Cam., aa BMoad d aaa JUa Mattar. ______ca. No ringle arohitactual achtevoment In aa America srU be, we mippoae, soB sauraaN ratw Pajabla la ▲Oraaoa more dramatic testimony to our love Om Taar ...... t»OP of and talent for TrUiinni Oaa Bom> ...... 1.W For Mich roaaoiw, we find two of the MmrBBB o r oitoBtxuDtion footnotes Intanattog. TBB iS n a A T B D PRBSB n ia aatnotatid fta a i It asoimlTaljr eatlUad ID tba BBD vt rapobUaatlon cl all a«ws dlt- 'The giant beama are beh« hoisted patr>ii ortdttad to H or not otbarwlat orodlt- into piaoe by a team of eight powerful adta paper and alao the local nmn po^ Fathe sal E crams which were tiuBt in Australia tor R^S DRY An Aftta 01 rapiAiloatlaa of apadal die oatobta Mrata a rt alao ria T id . $3,000,000 and which w en dilppod to n w BDiald Pi lnUn t OOmpaojr Inc., aa- thia rite, where tfiegr sit ribop the bufld- anm a ao ttnanclal r aaponaleOlty for tjpo- I- Australia rather than Moser to tbe Job. oaco. Detroit and Soaum. In order to guard against seepage to- irngnaiR aodit homap o r crooDui TTOna______to tils rite from the m artiy Hudson, Permanent Press All Cotton DMar adrertlahif doatna bona: aP*Mal teotsitquea had to be employeij^ Par Mondap — i p.m. Frldar. for bulldtog the foundation wan down Sport Shirts wh) Striped Knit Shirts WOr TMaadap — 1 jkin. Saturdap. Ibr Wednaaday — l p.m. Ifondai to bedrock. It developed that an Italian Wot nm radap — l p.m. ^^laaday I’’ Smartly styled plaids, window The hit of the season! Stripes l a r M d ay — 1 p.m. Wednaaday. method was best for this task, so Italian WOr Satnrdar — 1 p^m. nraradu. »Pe«**hria were imported to hwidle thte panes, wide tracks and solids of every imaginable color (SaaaUled deadline — 5 p.m. d u r betorr ♦ / pobUoatlon. 6 p.m. Ftlday tor Batnrday p u t of the cotalruolion. in the newest fabrics. and size! In crew and and Monday pabUeaUaa. Regular spread and moc-turtle necks. Monday, June 9 ItaUaiadeaigned and enginaered foundaftona underneath, and AuriraUan button-down collar styles. dunes oveihead, and what la Hafay in Reg. 3.50 Results At Midway between destined to become Amerioa’a proud dl^Aay of the wortd’s taUeat buHd- 9 There may be quairrri over the nv taga, It ia becoming a World Trade Oen- 9 oai alae of the reduction Preaident Mr even before it open* for btwimas. haa now announced, nt the oonduMod^ ie iP hit MMhway oonfennoe. In our foroan In Wfnam. But wheHiw the flgure was to be 60,- Frassinelli’s Unbelievable Vote 000, aa rumored In advance, or 20,000, T ^ sight of a oMef executive at log- as flnaHy anmnnced, tbe ayrnbcAc tan- Fdhoods with a legtelaUve branch — Nature Study by Sylvian Oflara poitanoe of the poOcy la twchanged. even one dominated by Ms own party— SPIDERWORT \ It to touch of de-encalaOcn In the Is not ao uncommon auymore, eftber at “amall, fringe war” wliddi ban now coat the federal or atate level. WUnees t -ut tMa oomtry more iwar dead- then a and the last Oongreas; Gov. Dempsey and the Degisiature. A ThoiiKht for Today whole Worid War. But when a chief executive fiaito his It ia an actian which fwodaima that Inside Report ^ionoored by tha Manchester own running msOe parting company with OouncU of Church ee the United States is oommltted to a Mm on an issue, it suggests either (i) Open Form poHcy of getting out of Vietnam. Part that the quality of leadership that ehould n *»y of the verbiage thrown around tide he exerched Is lackirg, or. (2) that the Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak *We Beoonunend Ounelves Of Our Behavior’ action ia ptohahly camouflage. Few ob- second man has a misapprehension of or holds views tncompcUible with the WASHINGTON — RapubUcan "Every Cotton Picking Minute” recreation's swimming safety aerven will really behove that the arm- Goodell In New York Mate, director, end was raqpcniBlble ed foroes of South Vietnam are capable goals of the administration of which he criticism of Senate Republican where he faces an uphill fight We are louder than our To the Editor, words. Our look communicatee. for setting our swim prograny of taking the piaoe of any American U a slgnlf.cant part (In fact, heir in line leader Everett M. Dlrksen of to retain his Senate seat in the I would like to take tMs op- of sucocaslon). Qlinola will soon escalate from 1970 Senatorial election. The stance, the gestures, the portunity to welcome the new for the summer. He hired the troop* brought home, or of holding their lifeguards, and without hia help Lt. Gov. AttiUo R. Praaeinelll couldn’t quiet cloakroom conversation to * • • unrecognized Inner feelings con- Recreation Director, Mr. Mel- own in any atate of wior which woidd have placed Mmielf In any moie In- vey to the other what we are and experience, I'm afraid the a public rebuke on the floor of The deep seriouaness of Pres- vin Slebold and his family to contlnie after aU Amerlocn tinope had credible poaition—etnce the last election the Senate itself. at the moment. And we seek Manchester, and to wish him^ program would be far from departed. ident Nixon’s growing tax prob- ready. I can't thank Tom campaign—than he 0kMCMCE YOU Took C O M M M b,SlR ^ R outed by the French h> the MIDDLETOWN PRESS of Montebello In northern Phone 647-9775 Italy. ICANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, Jl)N E 9, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE NINB “■ "ej!f < < <— — . hare moat ot his Ufe. He wss Manchester Area Binos May 1988, moved from the Moreover, the DemocraU are employad as a shipper at Pratt Court Curbs Voter Apathy Blanied numerically far more vulner- (H>ituary and DVMtney Machine Tool Oo., State C-DAP Grant Dtetrtct. O’Brien had succeeded West Haitfttrd. He was a mem- the late Victor Swanson. Inside Report able than the Republicans. Mar- ber of the BrKlah American Three Youths Heralding Politics ginal Democrats who 'won in the O. Petfclan club and the Irish American Att.dm.ert. For Road Conditions (Continued from page t massivp Johnson landslide of Municipal and school officiala 1964 WlU be up next year. a PatWns, SB. of 14 Club of Olastonbuiy. For Town Approved , .. gy Cohen will meet July 1 with the town’s Senate against Sen. Joseph Tyd- Charged in On Salaries same by June 80. That means Ings next year. Accordingly, Presidential In- Rid., husband at Mr*. Survivors, besides his wife and ) Apathy by town residents is mam pw MkmclMster Repubttcans, In Advisory Data Processing Com- dRltnids RMson Perkins, died mother, include two daughters, Manchester’s application for $112,600 state C-DAP (ConUnoed from Page One) The 8th UtUiUaa Dtetriot’s an- the Administration wotdd have Morton allies have long been timates expect Mr. Nixon to In- grant has been approved and a contract is^being: for- roads in Manchester, according to Neal Witkin, a M f^ July, are eocpectsd to appoint nual meeting will be June 25 at mittee, to dlscuaa proposals for to request a reaolutkm for tem- bearish about ids chandes tercede directly and persuade l a f day at Mianchestsr Mem- M ias PriscflU Haugh of Bolton Car Chase consolidating munlc^ial and porary conttnuation of the bur- Morton to run as the one Re- ortal Hoapltal. and M ias Sharon Blaine Hodge warded to the town managfer’s office for signing:. rtepe direcUy Into the field of Chester Community College student who just compieiea 'a Republloan to the fivo-menv- 7:80 p.m., in the Bentley School agalnri the popular Ty^ngs. If The information was tele- the atote’e privileges and pow- ^ on the roads. school data processing facilities itax or lose that peut of the Morton runs statewide, (hey pubUcan with a chance against Mr. Packins was bom Feb. S, of Manoheeter; four brothers. Three youths were apprehend- ber Manebesber Houatng on HidUster S t and funds. surtax now being wMhheld from Tydlngs. U14 In Gorham, N.H., son of Wllliem F. Haugh, MlUer Hsuigh e town officiate, The RepubUcan lead In reg- • Power-cleans itself. • 9 imp, motor dm io p i IH HJP. • Istered voteie Is now 61, an In- 17.88 day at Mease Hospital in Dune- Public Records roads as "excellent.’’ Six people Wltkln ended his report by • Complete in Travel-Storage Case. • Saw .1>iat ejection chute. dhi. time to a political candidate, caUed the roods "good," 32 said urging town residents to “''Ay ® crease of two since May 8, the • All aluminum frame • Cuts 2V.'’ at 90 degree angle. He also leaves Ms wife. Inc on Rt 83 Elllnirton^ Congress Itself requires that South United MethodbR Church Marriage Licenses they were "fair” and 102 said road bond Issue and provide last previous time registration saaewwMwwiiiiiffiiwwa ni«i i - •*.-.. • Braided nylon strung. Funenel aervlcee will be held Boy Drowns Mark Stephen Leggltt, 72 they were "poor” or "very enough money to maintain the figures were released. • New lightweight, wind P olice aaid the Nelson car offered to Ms op- Ward Circle will meet tamor- Walker St., auid Phyllis Marie tMnomw at 1:30 p.m. at the knocked down six highway Pooen^s- « would exceed our row at 6:30 p.m. for an out- poor.” roads. The sooner, the cheaper. A total of 21 new voters were resistant, features Mom Chapel tai Dunedin, lila. Martin, 4 Preston Dr., June 14, At Salter’s poeto. TheASSV V-«Mcar had 44CMU toLV be IVVWUtowed competence ~ , to hold that the door potluck at the homo of Of the 102, many called the he said, due to the rate of In- made In the tour-week Interval greater power. Burial will be In Sylvan Abbey Mrs. Lemuel MUIer of 82 Bruce Church of the Assumption. A day of swimming for three from______the scene.______Nelson Is sched- commission Is unauthorized by Gregg Alan Bryant, Vernon, roads, "deplorable,” "disgust- nation in road building costa, —seven Republicans, five Demo- Sunbeam Men’s Shaver Electric Glue Gun Memorial Park, Pinellas Coun- young boys ended In tragedy at uled to appear in Rockville Clr- statute (the 1934 Federal Rd. ing" and "disgraceful.” William O’NeUl, public works crats and nine unaffiUated. ty, Fla. and Robin Marshall Starkel, Salter’s Pond Saturday when cult Court 12. July 1. Communications Act) to employ Vernon, June 14, St. Mary’s Over 90 per cent said the town director, described the present The Manchester totals, still Built-in Automatic Flow Control one of them drowned shortly COVENTRY Memorial Hospital Is nearing The purpose of (he tour is to Albert A. Ferrell of Pittsfield, pea red under the wrater. When Harry Perriel, 26, Uncasvllle; First Amendment Interest,” by 14 per cent. completion. It Is costing $80,000. determine the recreational po- MaM.; and five sisters, Mrs. 0.'“in J. Brow, 37, 31 Ridgewood White wrrote, “differences In the St. Bridget School library Edwards, was In custody today “It Is interesting "that seven tentialities of the area. General Electric Phono Give Books To Dad! G. E. Alarm Clock J Patrolman Robert Hennequln under 28 counts of larceny, W. Middle Tpke. Is elated for J Sku*! C. Loveland of Manches- Dr., Rockville: WlUlam Plum- characteristics of news media volunteers will have a workshop per cent were in favor of a re- arrived, several people were al- lascivious carriage and being a $57,000 repair job this sum- “Better Homes and Gardens _ 1 T ter, Mrs. Mabel Cole of Gales mer, 61, 17 Linden PI., Rock- Justify differences :n the First tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. in the construction program with no Thailand government of- .Battery Operated Compact Alarm for Easy Bedside Use ready In the wrater searching school library. a fugitive from justice In Ver- mer. It will Involve less* than Handyman’s Book”...... X' Ferry, Mrs. John Walsh of Mid- for the vlaUm. vUIe; James SUllman 30, Can- Amendment standards aj^lied financial support,” Witkin a mile ana will mclude ripping ficial Keokongyot Somanos to- dletown, Mrs. James Jester of terbury; Anthony Maturo, 47, to them.” mont. Pub. List 6.9S-Best selling home repair reference Hennequln summoned the A woman arrested with Char- wrote. “Generally, they were rail sections ot uie roaa. day began hls fourth and final Ramona, Calif., and Mrs. Isa- xo\i^"Frre till" Norwich, and HUlery Kerensky, wwte continued: "No one has Manchester WAXES will meet week In Manchester, under a guide. tomorrow at the Italian-Ameri- boimeau Saturday, Patricia Saw- the assumption that Man- U’Neia saia ne hopes tne belle Duke of Vista, Calif. matter of minutes North Grosvenorsdale. a First Amendment right to a 11- yer, 22, was also charged with Chester had enough, with the Boara oi uirectors will okay training program for foreign Funeral services will be held piremen Peter Beckwith and Also, David Pelletier, 20, and cense or to monopolize a radio can Club, Eldridge St. Weighing administrators, conducted by “The Greatest Game of All / l ,4 'T lascivious carriage and being record tax rate, to re- $6u,uuu tor a reconstruction jod ' S Jack Nicklaus’.’...... X' tomorrow at U a.m. at Holmes oolin Fox along with Patrol- Victoria Noel, WllUmanUc; Don- frequency." In will be from 7 to 8 p.m. The an accessory to larceny. build the streets." UConn’s Institute ot PubUc 14.70 on Spring St. between Dart- 1.99 Flineral Home, 400 Madn St. program will include an illus- Pub. List 7.S0-Autobiography of the outstanding rtv------. „ ------Roberts. Albert North Frank- He added: "A license permits Police said Charbortneau es- ^ added that Manchester’s Services. • Solid State - Plays 33’s & 45’s. Burial will be In Bucklamd Scables, and Hennequln and Stanley Harris, 69 and trated talk on "Cruises.” Top mouth Rd. and Gardner St. The golfer. ------Riphurrt 8nnhni-n 10 rVi-ttonft-ir orouucusimg,broadcasting, oui me licensee but the jogg-g licensee month are Mi-h capeocaped irom from the oiaieState wieiiim Mental --- -- rate Is one of the state’s On Ms return to Thailand, • Pop-up adapter for 4S’s. • Height 3W' - Width 3 3/8". Cemetery. losers for last month are Mrs. roaa is now "a tnrui” to riae, • 4’’ dynamic speaker • Antique white. U Somanos will be a training di- [] There are no calling hours. he saia. “Beating The Street ** 0 5 T In Wltkin’s research, he found • Uses 4 “D” Batteries. Spring St. would be the rector for other pubUc officials • #7223 Pearson. '‘®**“ Included: James R. Shel- “ “ id Mrs- Jean BarUett 10 In Ms country. Burton P. Fabricand” ...... Mrs. John Kozak A boat was brought to the to, 17, Coventry, speeding and “ oni»«ze a radio frequency pounds. town’s first reconstruction Job. COLUMBU — Mrs. Sign* So- failure to drive estobUshed ^ excdiwlon of his fellow clt- It would Involve complete Pub. List 5.95-For stock minded dads. scene and *drag lines were set At the request of RepuUdean phia tZhgman Kozak, 75, of up, but they proved unneces- lane; Daniel Novak, 21, East Manchester Auxiliary to Child building up OI tne roaa plus 1 ... Lake Rd., wife of John Kozak, Hartford, drivir^ without a “There is nothing in the First and Family Services of Con- MGM’s Loss May Total storm sewers. Director John Oorslde, Town sary when a volunteer searcher, Manager Robert Welas is check- died Saturday at Hartford Hos- Ricliard Joyner, 16, of 27 Sault- license and operating an un- Amendment which prevents tiie necticut Will elect officers at Its O’Neill said he wlU have $148,- U.S. Coin Cuff Links and Tie! pital. registered motorcycle, and government from requiring a 11- annual meeting Wednesday at ing alternative fonmate for town Caldor Pre Electric Caldor Medicated r. E. “Blue Coat” Flashcubes ers Rd., found the Pearson boy $19 Million at Year’s End 000 next year from the state tor budgets. Mss. Kozak was bom in Fin- In five feet of water, about 20 Rlchard Loclcero, 20, Coventry, censee to share his frequency 11:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. overlay, armor coating and oil. Shave Lotion Skin Cream land and had lived in Colum- feet from the north shore. unsafe tires. All three are also with others and to conduct hlm- Walter Schardt, 31 Eastland Dr. By BOB THOMAS "Even the more recent jnan- "All of (his sounds impres- Garside has criticized the Tac Sets Package of 3 N bia for 18 years. Firemen applied a resuscita- scheduled for Manchester Clr- self as a proxy or fiduciary with Members are reminded to bring Associated Press Writer agements of MGM were slow to O’NelU said. "But the 1969-70 budget, as prepared and Survivors, besides her hus- tor, and external heart massage cult Court, June 23. obligations to present those a sandwich and a folding chair. submitted by Weiss. He labeled 59 »59* band, Include a daughter, Mrs. was begun by police during the views and voices which are rei>- Dessert and beverages will be fUm world recently learned the deal that would attract top tal- It unwleldly and unclear. Temporary repedrs wlH not . Soothing for sunburns. - William Saunders of Columbia; ambulance ride to Manchester resentatlve ofhis community served by members of the hos- gerlousrjess of MGM’s financial ent. So the best film makers give the town good roads and Weiss has requested help from . 6 oz. bottle. two brothers in Finland, and Memorial Hospital. At the hos- Miss Messner and which would otherwise, by pitality committee. plight: the onetime giant may werjt elsewhere.” the cosit of loeeplng up the bad the Oonneotlcut PubUc Bixpendi- four grandchildren. necessity, be barred from the ----- suffer a $19 million loss for the Another film observer com- tures Council in the study of 4.99 pital, a tracheotomy was per- ones is high, he said. Wash ’N Dry Funeral services will be held formed, and the boy’s stomach Wins Top Prize alr waves.” VFTV Auxiliary will have a year ending Aug. 31. ments: “The real downslide for budget formats. . Genuine U.S. coins set in many iTrol Professional Size tomoTTOw at 9 a.m. at the Holy vvas pumped, but he had been At another point. White PoUuck and an awards pro- obviously the new manage- MGM came when all authority styles. Shave Creani Insect Repellant One cube will take 4 flash pictures. Trinity Russian Orthodox in the water too long, and all For the third consecutive wrote:_____ "It.. _ Is___ the..o— right of the . - meeting tomorrow ______of MGM faces______a challenge= was shifted to Neiw York. No * Pictured are just a few of many . Slock up now for speical and Church, WLUimantlc. Burial will efforts to revive him proved year, Cheryl Messner, daughter public to receive suitable access ® P "’’ ‘*'® in restoring the company to fis- one at the studio was empow- Spain Qoses styles. vacation days ahead. be In St. Vladimir Russian Or- futile. of Mr. and Mrs. George A. to social, political, aesthetic Nome. Members are reminded health. Also quite obvtous Is «red to make decisions, and the Slu * thodox Cemetery, Jackson, N.J. He was pronounced dead by Messner of 599 Fyister St., Wap- ' to bring items tor a teacup auc- the fact many things went .>aclt . of .. decisiveness , . , mode ^ It al- . LIQQEn ORUQ jp 59^ 39 * moral, and other ideas and ex- . 20 oz. can-reg. or lime. • Pack of 10 towelettes. Friends may call at the Pot- Dr. Ruben Flalkoff, one of the plng, yesterday was awarded periences which is crucial tlon. wrong with the MGM operation most Impossible to make Access Road PARKADE ter Funeral Home. 456 Jackson regular emergency room p4iy- the prize for the highest aver- here. to bring it to such a low estate, deals." OPEN St., Willlmantlc. tonight from alclans, at about 5:16 p.m. age report card at the closing The Fairness Doctrine fl Mrs. Harry Mahoney, VFTV What happened? How could a As a result, the town’s biggest Dutch Master or El Productol Coppertone Gillette Razor Kodak Instamatic Outfit recital of the Werner Plano, took form in 1949 and became Auxiliary patriotic instruotor film company lose $19 million studio remained a huge expense To Gibraltar 17:45 A.M. fo 10 P.M. ®- > Police said Pearson, - Leeman, and patriotism chairman; and 1.49 ^ The family suggest that those and______George ______Haines,_ 9, of„ 116 “ '<1 Vocal Studio, in the j^rt of federal law in 1969 when when many of Its competitors while its 30 vast stages stood (Continued from Page One) Aerosal Oil Spray Model 124 wishing to do so make mem- Barry Rd., had been swimming United Methodist Church the Federal Oommunlcations Mrs. Kenneth Aseltine, VFW were prospering as never be- empty most of the time. The Box of 50 Cigars ^ i i orlal contributions to Holy Tri- on and off at the pond aU day. Chapel. Cheryl had a 98 P®*" Act was amended to require Auxiliary presic^t, ^ 1 discos (answer lies deep In television division, which had mainly on wages brovteht In 2.10 ~ I 2 5 .Free travel size foamy cent average. ’ the meaiung Ot r lag ijay, on int5 ------• ...... — — ^ lemon-lime shave cream. nity Church. Fidday, the boys made a raft broadcasters "to operate In the the embattled history of MGM. once thrived with "Dr. Kll- from Gibraltar. Sit. Pupils who participated In the Ranger Station children's pro- There was a time when pre- dare,” “The Mian from U.N- . Super Stainless Blades „ out of a piece of lumber and public Interest and to afford gram on WTiC-TV, Channel 3, Fernando Banalos, > 6 oz. can spray on for a beautiful tan. Mrs. Louise D. MlUer attached an outrigger so it recital include Kim M. Socha, reasonable opportunity for the vlew audiences applauded at the .C.L.E.” and other series, 49, a truck 1.45 size - pack of 10. • Maria Fimstahl, Darryl T. Bla- tomorrow at 4 p.m. 13.97 COVENTRY — Mrs. Louise wouldn’t tip over. discussion of conflicting views mere appearance of Leo the ground to a halt. Even the “Nver on the Rock, said, "Moat RENT . Easy to use. Dolt Miller, 94. of School St., Haines and Leeman told po- grove, Janice Wagner, Elizabeth on issues of public Importance.” Lion at the beginning of a sur- record division started showing these workers are In ttiedr a 4 . 9 8 Dep For Men Mennen Speed Stick Dimock, Annette Duplessie, Daughters of Liberty, No. 16, • Includes one CXI26/12 fllm. widow of George Miller, died lice. they and Pearson were rid- This "equal time” theory led prise showing, because they losses, despite a thriving music late 60s and even 60e. It’s not • Dutch Master Cigars. . One flasheube. this morning at a Colchester Jeanette Welch, Lynn T. Ostrln- will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mens Hair Spray ing' the raft in the middle of to issuance of the two rules un- in Oranee Hall Mrs. simuei ^ ®®®‘"« ® market. to get a good Job even at A CA R? . Choice of Perfecto or Panatelas. M Deodorant . Batteries included. CJonvalescent home. the stream, and Pearson de- sky. Judith Shuart, Robert der attack. . El Producto Cigars. f • 1.25 - 7 oz. size. £ Bryce, Mark C. Sawina, Marga- Fawcett, installing mistress, quality. That was in the Most damaging of all were the my age." The Spanish govem- Mrs. Miller was born Sept. 25. . Choice of Bouquets or Blunts. I Case for Instamatic Camera . . cided to swim holding onto the ret MilrowskI, Andrejs S. Ra- The "personal attack” rule and her staff will make an of- era when Irving Thalberg was grooses from movie releases, meat said (he workers would be i.99 1874 in Germany, and had lived back of it and kicking to make made free air time available to brilliantly directing the produc- Except for rare successes like tak>^ care of. Tube Hair Style * Our R.S. 2.99 In Cfoventry for many years. vins, Valerie G. Klein, Susan ficial visit. Refreshments will be . ~ m , • 1.00 - 4 oz. size. t 64 It go faster. any person or group whose hon- served by Mrs J. Russell Hazen fortunjj of the Culver City "Blow-up" and “The Dirty Doz- In London, members of Par- . Mens’ must popular deodorant. Survivors include three They said Pearson noticed a J. Bldwell. daughters, Mrs. Catherine Jour- Also, Myona Duval, Sharon ®®*y’ or Integrity had her committee. Etudio while Louis B. Mayer en" as well as the re-release of llament prerazed" deJ^lail** for green ball caught In some brush ' •' Ka Avv n f 4 o n \ r » 1 l don of Santiago, Calif., Mr.i, Waytashek, Nancy E. Schienost, been attacked during a broad- ___ iupperted him on the business the tried-and-true "Gone with retaUaUon but soureee said the Louise Ftanzan of Jersey City, some distance from the raft, and Dannelte L. Cornelus, Daniel A, cast discussion of an important Chapman-Joy Circle of North ^® Wind,” the MGM movies government was reluctant to hit N. J., and Mrs. Frederick Prinz he began to swim toward it. Socha, Eileen M. Gordon, Mau- public issue. United Methodist .Church willAfter Thalberg's death in misfired. Many of them have baek at Spain, The Times of of Patterson, N. Y.; two sons, When about 2D feet from the reen C. Gordon, Richard* J. The “political editorials" rule have a picnic meeting Wednes- 1®36. Mayer took complete n European-made films o' London said: "Polltlcaliy In- Why Nof! Oscar Miller of Coventry and raft, he yelled for help, and Wasserman, Janet R. Gordon, required broadcasters who day at 12:30 p.m. In case of charge. He built the biggest sta- l.ttle appeal to American audl- spired boycotts and economic William Miller of Patterson; six Haines dove off the raft to help. Louren A. Spain, Joanne Mac- dorse or favor a political candl- rain, the meeting will be In the ble of stars In Hollywood hJsto- enceo ("The Appointment”) ex- wars almost always damage We have fully equipped Haines told police he tried date to giveother candidates a church. While the films were not the ploitatlon films "The Green grandchildren and several Donald, Katherine Peters, Mary both aides. In the end both side? new cars for rent by the O W O O 9 «t O • « • H great-grandchildren. to grab Pearson's head to hold Lopes, Phyllis A. Muldoon, chance to reply. ----- same quality attractions that Slime” ) or overworked formula usually get tired and start talk- day, week or month, at «9990999«9a«9 , Funeral services will be held it above water, but Pearson Katherine A. Foglio, Peter Al- The FGC amended the person- Trinity Covenant Church Dla- Thalberg had made, the compa- (Blvia Prealey vehicles), ing sensibly to each other very reaeonable rates I I ,99999«99»999’ 9 kept dragging him under the al attack ruletwice. It exempt- conate Board and Board of ny flourished by its very bigness Having enjoyed past success again.” Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Pot- dins, Mary-Jo M. Anderoli, Nan- •99990909««W • 9 When your car is tied up ter Flineral Home, 456 Jackso i water with him, and ,he lost cy Pitkin, Robert F. Wasserman ed bona fide newscasts and on- Christian Education will meet through the war years and Into with road shows Ilk© "Ben-Hur’’ Charge it his grip and Pearson disappear- Under an emergency plan for service or repairs, or St., Willlmantlc. Cremation and Nimcy E. Wilson. the-spot coverage of bona fide tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the the postwar period. and "Dr. Zhivago,” MGM at- drawn up In anticipation of wUl be in Springfield, Mass. ed. news events. Then it exempted church. The troubles that assailed the tempted other big films with when you need an addi- Brian was bom May 14, 1939 Franco’s move, laborers who At There are no calling hours. interviews and commentary or ----- film industry In the 1960s hit disappointing results—"Far live on the peninsula will be tional car . . . In Hartford, and moved to Man- Rats Invade Village analysis in the course of news- Emanuel Lutheran Evangel- MOM hardest of all. In the face from the Miaddlng Crowd,” asked to put 'to^M tlnte“ IuiUl Typewriter Sale! Clarence Hough chester last September. A SMOCK, Pa. (AP) — The vil- casts. Ism Committee will meet to- ot a falling market MGM be- “Where Eagles Dare," "Shoee Moroccan and Maltese w o r^ k Caldor Clarence Haugh, 43, of 23 Grade „ , , .4 student ^ at Buckley, lage _ of Smock and some of Us The U.S. Circuit------Court------for the ------morrow at 7 p.m. In the board came Die "beached whale.” of the Fisherman." Even the hit can be brought In The RriiUK CALL SCM - ROYAL - OUVETTI Hemlock St., husband of Mrs. School, he attended the Immac- 300 families are waging war on District of Columbia upheld the room. Mayer was deposed, then his "2001: A Space Odyesey" has government is expected Joyce Trombley Haugh, died ^ w ^ ® o' hungry rats. "personal -attack" rule in the successor, Dore Schary. The been slow In paying off because crease Its aid to the SCM Super Sterling...... 69.88 yesterday afternoon at Man- in Hartford..■ He was a member ^ ^ strength Red Lion case in June 1967.- Hollis Circle of South United company went through a series of Its immense cost. * crown colony to meet exDMted 643-5135 of the Catechism class at St. chester Memorial Hoapltal. of the pack although a teen-age However, the U.S. Circuit Court Methodist Church will meet of management changes, none MGM rjow^has a new manage- losses In tourist and riS^plng our rog. 74.97 Mr. Haugh was born Aug. 24, BartholomevXs Church and »the youth claims he killed 150 rats in Chicago, in a September 1668 tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. for a of them Improving MGM’s con- ment with Eklgar M. Bronfman earnings. Boland Oil Team of the Man- during three days last week. decision, held that both rules 1925 In Palmer, Mass., son of chester Little League. cookout at the home of Mrs. ditlon. , ac board chairman and Louis F. Britain seized Gibraltar In t4v» Deluxe Air King 14 SCM Coronet Electric...... 139.88 Mre. Blather McCurray Haugh James Abbott, a constable unreasonably restrict free Stanley Weinberg of 197 High- Robert H. O’Brien became Polk as president. They come Wfu* of the Spanish SiavviL^ Westinghouse m o b i l a i r e ® 5000 our r.«. 149.97 Survivors, be.sides his parents. and the town’s only law officer, speech, of Manchester and the late Sam- Include a brother, John N. land St. The Rev. Edward prerident of MGM In 1963, when from the liquor and food busl- In 1704, and Hpni.. [REETIU.: uel J. Haugh, and had lived Pearson, and a sister, Rose- said the rate started to move Goode of___ the Council of Church-C3iurch- the the company’s company’s loss loss was was $17.8 317.8 ness, rescectivelv. respectively, and and fiim flim nh. ob- .th« the i_ oonqueot r e c o j m liTa z o treariTrf*”*d ^ Multi Purpose Fan Room Air Conditioner ROYAL Swinger Radio Combo.. 42.88 Into the village after the state es wlU be the guest speaker. million. MGM climbed back into servers wonder if they _ will be In ___ 1718. The Spanish'^ ■‘Bneo our roQ. 59.97 mary Pearson, both at home; Our Reg. 1B.70 his paternal grandmother, Mrj. Health Department closed a About Towp ---- the black, but Usita real Ills went able to fathom th? uniquely er- ment has demandedd ^ a n d e dn Ttt ^ * ^ ' garbage dump, closing off their . Manually reversible. • Plugs in like a lamp. Penolud Notices Gladys Pearson of England; Wesley------Circle of South United unremedled. ratlcratio nature of the movie Indus-lndii«. alncealnoA thentiu.n thatfi.oi the.u. ROYAL Model 890...... 54.88 food supiSy. The owners Were Officers and members of the Methodist Church will meet to- One Independent film maker try- the foitress back . Convenient carrying handle. • Two fan speeds. and several aunts and uncles. • Beautifully styled. our r*9. 69.97 The funeral will be held to- ordered to spread poison around BrlUsh-American Club wUl meet morrow at 8:30 p.m. for a pic- analyzed the problems: "MGM Such obrervens ree hope In Franco’s latest action • Rust-proof aluminum wrapper. 9O88 the dump, but they apparently tonight at 7:30 at the clubhouse MORIARTY • Louvers both front and back. • Zinc coated chassis. Card Of Thanks morrow at 8:45 a.m. from the nlc at the home of Mrs. Her- has always been reslstent to the appointment of Herbert F. retaliation to a new “ . Non-marring feet. OLIVETTI Lettera 31...... 44.88 Wa want to exprem our heart- Dillon Funeral Home, 53 Mam didn't use enough, Abbott said, to go to Holmes Funer^ Home, belt Grommeck of 55 Cedar charge. The studio was slow to Solow as studio chief, with more drawn im by the 11.88 • Permanent washable filter. our r«9. 49.97 belt *»rt«*i™ to Reverend Paul Bow- m an. Dr. WUIIem Schneider, the St., Hartford, with a Mass of he said, "Some are as largo as 400 Main St., to pay weir last Ridge Dr..Dr., Glastonbury. realize that sound movies were power than his predecessoro en- braltar government ICi\ Doctors Nureee and Ste/f at the ty,~ rabbits." respects to Clarence Haugh, a ----- BROTHERS Bockvilie Oeoerel Hoapltal The Angels at St. Barlholo- ---- here to stay. Mayer would have Joyed. He is 38, a former agent statea In Its preamMn fho'T RockvIKe JTke Department and to mew’s Church at 9:30. Burial Several persons started shoot- member. Edgar arcle of South United nothlrg to do with television. experience In TV produc- people ot Gibraltar liii aM the many friends who were aucti ing the rats Sunday. ----- "Conneottout's (Hdest a aanadort diirinc our recent b«- will be in Mt. St. Benedict Methodist Church will meet to- MGM lost all Us stars because It tlon. U he can «Uice film mak- be allowed to "m L a raareineiit. Cemetery, Bloomlleld. "It sounds like the Fourth of Salvation Army Women’s morrow at 7:30 p.m. at Flano’s refused to cut them In on the ere to cast their lot with MGM eoverelgiUv of ^^i^****" ^ Unooln-Bfercory Dealer" July around here now,” Abbott Home League will meet 861 O EN TEB STBBKT MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE: M u. tlira Wrt. The WHltem F. Abom Friends may call at the fu- let tomor- Restaurant tor a dinner meet- profits when most'other studios perhaps Hollywood’s beached agaliwt tiilr mnay. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. said. row at 1 p.m. in the Junior Hall ing. were doing so. whole can float once more. «*«»- OPKN EVENINGS cratlcally expressed wlzbes." (■xoept Thun.) We reserve the right to limit quantities. EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY O pt! Lott Evtry Niplit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 llANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Femon Rf- ^Iton Gov. Jolin Dempsey’s plan V e m o n ciaARS —m s '.wf''' Nixon and Thieu Residents Asked Prime Rate Barnes Says Democrats Use called tor a 8 par oent sales TV-Radio Tonight BITUMINOUSI tax oa more gooA and sarvtoss TOIACCOS Show f--v 1 then thoo* (xcversd by tha • >■■■ OOPT fM UmKO Not To Put Grass 2ft00 Anti-Busing Flyers Hiked to 8 ^ Meatax Approach to Budget per cent tax proposed by the nes Till Declare HarmonyCuttings in Road Televinon Oenand AasemMy and (would ARTHUR RRIM DRIVEWAYS HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — the regular session of the O ^ have brought in more iwvsnoe. 8:00 [>) Burks's Law Distributed Over Weekend ByNYCBank senate Minority Leader Wal- ered Assembly luUourned. (CmMm*e4 tn m Ps«e Om ) Public Works director Andrew •42) MOca Douglas Hts veto forces (he oonvtnlng 10) Parry Jfasoo W Truth or Ooassqusncas PARKING AREAS • GAS STATKHW lace Barnes oeHs a Donqcratic Baines said in a ^ of a special sesskm later this Blackout "I can't tjlks, and the general ait- Tricarico has Issued *an appeal Msrv Oritrin BASKETBALL COURTS Borne S,000 flyei* dIatrflMited to decide on a swianmlng pod NEW YORK (AP)—One of commented: to residents not to throw grass I Bantley-Brinldey propo4Wl to cut allocations to Interview that budget eutri month to adopt a budget be- CHEVBaUDT . ^ ^ . nation in Southeaat Aala. ewihoal by tlie O04ieemed OIttoens ot and a bonding losue tor seiwere. the major banks In New York ahould be based on the When the llgMa want cut to- where (MetWa repreaentaI any cuttings and hedge clippings NOW BOOKIVO —; FlAtX YOUB OBIMK WOWL ^ today raised Its prime rate—the all state depeutmenta a "meat- needs fore the next two-yeer Aeoel 1BVCK OWmBBS They agreed that the failure I Manstars of Scan- Vernon over the weekend eall The Oonemad Citisena ot Ver- ax approach" toward balanc- of individual depaxtmenta. Some period beligrs. ward Uie end of the "Totnor- a'grjlflcant ^ft tlUft of American ©f the other aide to achieve ita into roads. F Traop AB Work FenaasBy Buperriawi, We age Mi% non would Hke the Board ot ■•m interest it charges its biggest We are pleased to announce He emphasised that this ac- Wsathar (8-40) Tbe Aveogera Project Ooneent "A toot in the ing the st4de budget. departments may need more hi- Dempeey has said he plana that we have « rental truek row ttiaw*' in the BoNon high policy . . . I think we ought to objectivea ahould convince It of (10-2M880) I Dream of Jean- Edsaoetlan to request the Board snd best customers tor loans— tion conjtitutes littering and re- (80) Truth or Ooasequencas door toward regional edWMi^ to a historic hijdi of 8% ptr cent The Farmington Republican stecul of less money, he said, to call a meeting of legislative avalMble (or your uee while aohool gym Friday night, emcee tegin taking them all out, and **• inability to gain a victory by (t>) Details the Msnane nle ~DliUI0 BROTHERS fUNflB ot Repreaentattlvee to place the yoiur truck is Mtng servlesd. sults in clogged storm drains. J2g) gpopa (12) Chmsmoks tlori.” from 7H, effective immediately. was commenting Sunday on citing the RepubUcan plea for leaiders this week to discuae p4t>- (80) F Troop S 00 (10SMB8O) Laugh-In CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798 m atter ot PiuJeot Cjoncem on the Majority Leader Edward L. more money to fight drug posals (or the speciid seesion, Our rental truck Is a 1M0 Dave Noni. vdpped, J I r — the flaater the better, aa far a. I ;;:;^f‘:7ce^*noiutlorSLIS‘oI! Grass- clippings may be 'put in (84) IVenen Chef The local group, opponents ot same retorendum, as a third An lncreiu4e sad been expe(xt- ( S) I Ixnre Lucy Marcus’s endorsement of a 5 abuse. and Marcus and Barnes oouM Van, (uUy equipped, with a that'a what haniena when you conoemed." principle of tilf-determlna- containers and will be picked 6;46 (M) Frieadir CHsnt 80 ( 8 ^. Oinw----- — of W WHI B I S o n n e t t Project Ooncern, wUl have rep- Itetn. By addtog thia question It fi ed tor some' time, but the one ton load capwrity. Rotee Here’s Lucy (O cot the budget like that." in hla announcement, Nixon tton for the people of South Vlet- up by the regular trash collec- •:00 ^^10) Noaa, Sports, resentattves at 41 panal diacua- amount of the Increase—a full per cent sales tax, provided all In oontrast, Maroiai sold: "We advance their Ideas then. (18) Merv OriRIn would not incur any addlttonal state agencies cut their budg- must at the very least try ------are 7c per mile, IT per day, AciuaUy, the audience waa aald: nam. tor. (22) Highlights 2U NBT Journal aion to ba conducted by the expense tor the valuahte intor- one per cent-was surprising. and the first 14 ndlas ore (40) Nswsbeat 9:00 B04md ot Bducatlon tonight at ets. to economise, and If the various ... , as i n (roe. Don’t lose money ba- never in the dark becauae the "Preiildent Ihleu Informed xhe two prealdenta agreed It Tricarico also asks the coop- (U> News 120 matlon obtained." The Increase by Bankets Trust deportments Involved cannot V icioui MfUikey Estuipe* 10404240) Motalay NIaht at 7:M at the Vemon Center Mid- Co. of New York was announced Marcus’s proposal Saturday (lause your truck is d o ^ — auxtUary hghU ewltched on Im- me that the progreaa Of the would be appttjprlate to offer eration of home owners in (20) Rough Riders the Movies "As concerned clUsens we feel live within their reduced budg- SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — cleaning up streets that are al- (IS) Leave It to Beaver ;S) Monday Night Movie dle School. without comment. was an attempt to break the use our rental truck the next mediately. Inaide the dimmed training program and the equip- guarantcca and rifeguarda for ,80) M easles Navy 4he voters should have a chotca FiUlemate over a state tax pro- et, they can then, as Indicated Timothy, a little qplder monkey, time your truck needs serv- gym. the only immediate Indlca- ping wy a m for South Viet- elections. Proviaioiw for In- ready littered because of grass 8:08 !40) 77 Sunset 9:80 24) People Are the Olty The panel will also Include in this Isaue. The outcome of When (me bank Increases the 8:80 ,8-li» Walter Craniate 8-12) FunOy Affair prcHicnents of the project. The gram that became evident when In the case of the Welfare De- ha.9 escaped from the Spring- ice. Uon of a Morm waa the flick- namese foroes had been ao «ic- t:m atlonal eupervision could be originating on their property. 10 00 (8-12) CMroi Bunwtt this vote could‘guide the Board prime rate, others usually fol- field Zoo and police have orters (8) Bvenliig News (U) News board will 4U4k queationa ot the Gets Spl^olarship low. Gov. John Dempeey late Wed- partment. If required, come GARTER CHBVROUBT OO., or of lightning visible through otsa.ul that he could now re- written Into the poUtIcal aetUe- The putting of dirt, rocks and (20) Film ;40) Dlok OsvaU Show im i ot Ekhication In Its deoisiont feel- to slHX>t him on sight. Ino. (lOdiiOT) Huntley-Brlnkley (C) in U) Movie panel membera and the public ing confident they are beat rep- The prime rate is used In de- nesday night vetoed a biU call- back to the Assembly to plead an unatauttared ceiling bubble, commend that the United Statee ment. general debris into the streets &) Uy Favorite klartlaa J? Brian M. ()ulgley, son of Ing (or a 6 per oent sales tax. their case." The Wbttare budget Zoo Director Bill Swinea said 1229 M ain S t., M an ch eeter is also prohibited. All wood _ (S) What's NewT (R) “ FOB A UFEHMEI _ la invited to attend to Uaten to resenting the wishes d their termining the intereet rate Telephone 64M2S8 Later, the sound of rain drum- begin to replace U.S. combat President Thieu . .. expiwssed 8:48 (20) News You'll never have to buy Him roalti . . and Mrs. George Qulgiey of The veto came shortly before was cut by roughly fW milUon. Sunday that Timothy Is vicious. ming on the roof blended with forces with Vietnamese forces pleasure in informii« PreahSent branches, brush and stumps up 2) M o n ^ M a r i ^ becauae each time L ^etts develops and both 4Mes. community." charged numt huge corpora- 7:00 ( 8) ARar Dhmer Movie 11 10404Mto ToidsSt The flyer diatrlbuted by the 280 Brook St., Wapping, has Karen Hill’a contralto voice. . . . 3 Nixon that the arm ed foroaa of to six inches in diameter must |M) Weat l^'s s My,Mr Line prtote your roll of b Glw A WWte or Recently flie Boemd of Educa- tions. Other iates, such as Inter- Koda-coior film we give you A B ^ Oonoemed CtUaena is headed est rates to consumers, are Until the storm, the show, "Ao a conaequenoe of the re- the Republic of Vietnam were be tied and bundled into lengths News, weather. Sports 12:00 LirraLY FRBE,^a fresh roU U fUm tion approved a busing prograun been selected from 90 appUoants for your csnisrs.* Wo replace the Wm with "Stop Busing.” S04ded iqyward from the prime tightened up since its previous commendation by the praiident now reaching the ptoint where no longer than three feet, and ABB SATUBDAF'S TV WBBK FOB OOMFLBTB UBHNGR within the town in an effort to as the redpieiU of a 1000 you hAVe developed. It's sU fresh- The flyer aaya, "Project Con- aydd double seealona tor the rote. night’s performance, went along and the aaaeaament of our own they can assume an Increazing- these will be taken by the trash dated ' and top qualky and Ko- oem Intends to allocate pupUa acholarehip awarded ^y the collector. , dak, too. (}ulck processing . . . ktead 8tudents and to adjust the The old rate of 1% per cent wtthout a hitch. Although the commander in the fleld, I have ly large fhare of the burden of 24 hiKir service for to claeawi outside their own OathoUc Graduates d u b ot was a record Irish when it waa Redeem these emcees change each year — decided to order the Immedtate combat. Branches larger than six Radio f Usek and white (just "eocio-economlc" balance. (TUa Battag laeliideg oi4y OsaM'Bewi a IHtle bit longer for nelghhoihood on the arbitrary Mrs. Melendreras said die set on March 17. As recently as Duane LeBlanc and Doug Bevins redeployment from Vietnam of The two preeidenta are con- inches in diameter, which have I el M or U Greater Hartford. minnte leaglh. Bone staMoas t»rrr i t n e w a e a a t s . ) color). baals of thalr race arid aodo- personlally la onpiosed to this last Dec. 2 the raite was 4)4- A shared the honore with Norris a division equivalent of approod- vhxed that the propoeala they been removed by residents eootiomlc iMMskground.’’ Qulgiey la a senior at E ad Valuable Coupons project. OathoUc High School, and wUl aeries of rate increases, usuaUy — each year the show gate mately 28,000 men. have put forward (in Paris) rep- themselves, will be collected on 7:40 Speak Up Bporu It also states that "Projeot one-tourthspr one-half of a per batter. 8:00 Hartiurd Hlghilghb t.lO Speak Up mwns The Board of Education went enter Holy Crosa College In Started four years ago "This troop replacement will resent a reasonable basla tor Fridays if a ceill is made to the 7:00 News s:80 Speak Up Hartfotv Oncem Is not an educational oa record aeveral mpoerl tabled by the oth- Any trees dropped by a con- 12:00 ()ulet Hours IG G EH DRUG 404 MlDDLll TPKt.' at EkhMatlcn ahould not make The Federal Reserve Board At Stop A Shop, our idvtrtiting givti you WFOP—14B wno—itM any decision about taking on ball team as a sophomoke, the real informitlon about m l foodi end m l Scop ^ come an institution. end of August ... er side in Paris on May 8, and 8:00 Anemoon Bdltlor the only dedalon . . . an adr has taken a number of steps to tractor must be removed by 8:00 Daimy Clayton 4:18 Maritat Repon Project (Joncera, at least until vanalty basketball team In his prices— meat*, fruits, vsgstsbln ind s big 000090 msmMMi O O O O i[S6opjQQQQ[Q000Mj>J)00Q00000Q0J^i The '80 edition revealed a "I will announce plans for fur- obeerved that despite the fact that contractor. 8:00 Dick Haatbertoi 4:20 Weather vtloory reteresvhim Should be make it more expensive and rim of other wboltsoma foods. Any store thst, 8:00 BUI Love it was certain that the new 89- Junior and senior years and clslms to have a lo«r-prlcs policy, ws bsllevs,' alight trend toward more sophis- ther replacement as dedaiona that It contained certain unac- Tricarico also asks home t:X Strictly Spone held." more difficult tor banks to bor- 1:00 Qary OlrerO 4:X Afternoon Bdttloa room elementary school would the gymnastios chib. He was owes n to the public to back up iU claim with mmmwmmmun s&o aits w os ^ o o o 6 a o fj ttoated humor and a tremen- are m ada” ceptable provlsior.a, there were wiifP—uw In ootuiectton wMh the sug- row money. But the demand cm facta. Look at tbs doxans and dozens of low owners not to assume any 7:00 Aooeat 88 be ready for next Sq)tember. elected to the student council, dous amount of talent, develop- In Waahlngtoiv Pentagon certain points which appear not 8:00 Newe 7:18 Now geatlon at the reterendum, Mrs. Dr. Ramadell eaid recently he banks for money to borrow has prlcts In a Stop 8 Shop ad . . . -took at tha change in their regular sched- 8:18 Bot^ Up 7:80 David BrtnkleT and was In the glee club. He thousands of low prices clearly marked on with (his coupon and a $S purchasi ing in the lower g r^ e s, and sources said the 28,000 troops too far from the position taken 4:00 News 7:80Neera of the Wortd Lois Melendreras, president la doubtful that it will be ready. continued strong. every «am In our store. Claims won't save you ule of trash collection and to received a National Merit Let- fuUy-bloesomed tai the upper probably will get' no doser by the government of the Re- put containers at the curb the 4:18 Speak Up Banlon 7:48 Joe Oaragioia pro-tern ot the Ooncemed Ottl- The town has a housing problem By raising the prime rate monay , . . 4nd gamaa won’t save you monty 4:48 LoweU 'Aioaias 8:00 Pop Concert ter of dmunendatlon, and last . . . but mlnl-pricing® wlH. grades. home than Okinawa or Hawaii, public of Vietnam and the Unit- night before. Any changes will 4:86 PhU Rlssuto 8:58 Red Box vs. Twins aens, said a letter went out Fri- wlfli Us own pupils, In that case. banks can afford to pay more In the midst of the musical From there they could be ed States, 7:00 The World TonlgD 11:40 Nenss, Weather, Sports day, to memben ot the schocH A sub-committee of the Rock- Thursday was named an Arch- for the money they borrow. Nabisco Oreos be publicised. 7:20 Frank OUtord 12:00 Other Side of the Day VlOU JARVIS bishop Henry J. O’Brien Schol- Coupon good Mon,. Jm * f thru 9 numbers in act one, the audi- rushed back to Vietnam If need- President Thieu reiterated hla b04UWhM Hm w ay yo« ed with a trampoline exhibl- were surprised that more Anter- moves relating to a peaceful ; TWIiK SHAU. i | piano teacher The contents ot that letter are idents. It la expected a report The award wlU ba formally and take a look at things after TalblllikaHIt... 0 0 0 0 0 0 015jliOJljy)M)0 0 0 0 llM itM ililO iliO 0 0 0 00 0 00 QA tion by John Oorton. icari' weren’t being pulled out. rettlement. TOTI enpG IN K On O- 1 Dellverod in Mancherter as foUows; "Soon the Town ot will be ready from that group presented at the (dub's eight- Bankers Trust's move.” During intermission the audi- One source said there had been Pteeidenf Thieu outlined his PrtscHpIloa 1 Equipped with IsathirrtBe tataataail Vemon will hold a reterendum in July. eenth annual president’s din- ner, to be held Wedneettay at ence wandered the halls, look- proposals to withdraw 80,000 or govemment’n plans for addition- you con dopund on 1 windehMd washer, 2 epeed eta»| log at worii done by ait, in- more men. The President was al village and hamlet elecUom, 1 trie w^cm. heatar, deingger, *• the Tobattco Valley Inn In Wind- RockviUe dustrial arts sad home eoonom- "beiig: prudent,” he added. and he Kdd particular stress on Wddou's ' way safety flaeUen, buk-we b arranging her summer sched­ South Windsor sor. ics studeaU during the year. Nixon said decisions of future ***■ pursuit of a vigorous land J U oto. frowt and roar eewt koMa, Hospital Notes The previously announced withdrawals would hiige on the redistribution pirogram that 1 < ■ leotberefeto hendroeta, a t e e r 1 a g ule. For opplicoKon please coll Smothers Brothers Act by readiness of South Vietnamese would give the land to those who Library Oosing, Board Says, Kenyatta Shot, Visiting hours are 111:80 to 8 Every day is bargain day with music teacher Keith Oroethd foroes, pirogrens in the Paris work it. (M d o JV p.m. In all areas except ma- and art teacher Donald Mac- p>eace talks and the level of ene------DRUG C O . TED TRUDON H 643-5692. Condition Bad ternity whero they are 2 to 4 auley, turned out, in the second my activity, Was Not a Sudden Decision and 8:80 to 8 p.m. Vernon 707 ItoldB t., TUnwrlanstW act, to be a Smothers Sisters White House {.ouroes had said , 04S-SSS1 VOLKSWAGEN H The LAbrary Board, ac(X)rdlngmercie wUl be held June 19 at NEW YORK (AP) — Charles Act by Kathy and Pam Geer, earlier they believed a troop to Its chairman, Dr. Am Beck, 7 p.m. at the A-Z Plasa on 37^ Kenyatta, who affected a Admitted Thursday: Garrett Straight - faced, they sang withdravral made from a posi- Lecture Slated will not comment on the poa- SuMivan Ave. Peter Mortis of aizd helmet to accent TuUer, Pine HUl Rd., Tolland; "Slnoe My Canary Died.” tion of strength would promote Edward Welz, Spring St., Rock- hearings ^ hto mUltancy, but wulked arm- Oroethe, who directed the show, progress in Paris Tomorrow on review the decision to close a buffat dimer. . u ir viUe; Ida O anrtl, Highland presidenU alw, sub- Wood Memortal Library untU Kenneth Jackson, program In-anm with ^ y o r John V. Ave., Rockville; Nancy Foss, ^ declaration, put tor- Christian Science after It meets June 19. chairman, Iws announced that Lindsay and Gov. Nelam A. Strong Ave., RockvUle; Carol mim-pncing TTfe dedslan to close the lib- tbe epeaker for the enreolng wlM Rockefeller to memorialize Michaud, VUlage 8t„ ' Rock- Sl^ JohnI H. Wyndham of Los brary at the end of June waa be Karl Ruasotto, public rria- Martin Luther King Jr., re- vUle, and Leandro Marchand, Bumably was design^ to help A"Seles will be the guest lec- unanimous and under (xmsldera- tl(xis agent (or the Hartford madned In critd(sal (xxiidlUon lo- P ro i^ c t St„ RockvUle. worthy of mention. The school, turer tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at Ccildor tion for a lorn time, accoixilng Knights footbaU team. Ruseotto day after being shot Saturday Births Thursday: 'Daughter W« rtM fv* th« right to limit quonuutt. and the tqwn, Aould be proud get the negotiations moving: * "* "The two presidents con- the C9uistian Science (Dhurch, to Dr. Beck, and was not In wlH talk about the Kirights pros- night. born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J of its own. 94 Union St. Michaud, VUlage St., Rock- firmed their oonvictions that the any way u sudden a*<> ^ problem-. and Leona Minor, Egypt Rd„ when the weight on the package the Republic of Vietnam any tian Science in 1964. elected offlclato and Choir- "It seemed Hke he didn’t have NOTSOCAaEO Viet Copters system or program or any par- Library Gift EUington. says one and threequarter pounds niihiiA «4i« aald In wnimmA tn 'vaittous commlfSrianB anybody on his side,” a detec- of pork chops. It doesn't mean a QUARTER LOIN CHOPS ticular torm of government, The Suburban Women's Club *>9flble to Join as an as- Kenyatta founded the (OsBtIniied from Page One) has presented a check to the Ergot, a drug which can pound and a quarter of pork chops You get maxl-man quality such as (XMiUtlon, without re- Never-tron c o g e n t on the closing at that gj^j.a,te member. FOr further de- Harlem Miau Maua, but police at Stop A ShopI Smart Casual Real Comfort! Famous Brand! and half a pound of fat gard to the will of the people of Rockville Public Library for time.' tails on membership tn the said the group waa tiny. cause psychotic disorder. Is the ten now in Vietnam is secret, the purchase of a record brow- Mayor Howard E. Fitts last but It Is known that In the last South Vietnam.” chamber Havens may be call- The goateed miilitant was sihot product of a fungus disease of We promise when we have a sale Much of the speculation that ser and records. Executive Dress Shirts Men’s Loafers Gift Slippers week released a letter from ed. aa he stopped on a Bronx rtreet g^rasses, espeirfally rye. on pork chops, you'll get only the three yean the company has Dress & Sport Hats Town Manager Terry V. Spren- N been awarded Army contracts Thieu labeled "not true” dealt A portion of the money has The Eptscopal (jhurch Women to let out one of two women pas- best of the lean center cuts at tha N kel asking the Library Board valued at |1.6 billion. with the assumption in some been earmarked for records for !Tk“”“ ‘* ^ Churdi aenge™. Wltnessea aald he waa sale price, no end cuts. And they'll In 1968, the Army named the quarten that he would never the Junior library for use dur- ^ ®**«al banquet Irit by two of five shots fired be trimmed every bit as carefully Bell jet Ranger winner of a light accept any sort of coalition, a It'S the pre-school story hour 3.99 ^ Wednesday at tbe Podunk from a passing car occupied by as when they’re not on sa la So try observation heUcopter compeU- poaslblUty opened In Nfaom’s and the Saturday morning pro- Clioice of Dacron “ or Kodel'poly- 2.97 .k k u ^ ^ a W «* BUbigton Rd. a t 6:80 severol black men. ALUMINUM some maxl-man gork chops. We Classic handsewn patterns. Leather Soft grain vinyl uppers and soft 2.99 tlon. The contract waa expected eight-point peace plan of May grams Exciting new straw hats . . . tweeds, Uon by ^ public to ^ c^ Kenyatta was critlclrod by Masonic Meeting ester/blcnded witli cotton. Spread, uppers, long wearing-soles. Venetian: sole. Comfortably terry lined. Color - speckled, stripes, solids. Novel bands, promise your family will love them. to provide delivery of 2,20 air- Cassini or bultondown collars. While, black or cordo color smooth; Penny: spiced tan. Sizes 5)4 to 12. A gift he u ^ women of the church end eome milltanta fior flying to SIDING Or we promise you your money However, the language of the Fayette Lodge of Masons pinch fronts and center creases. Sizes 6 craft beginning this year and pastels, hi-colors and stripes, 14S4 to 17. black, cordo or tarnished gold smooth, will long remember! 7/8 - 7 1/2. board could go ahead their guesta are urged to at- King's funeral In Rockefeller’s For Wee Batimaito backi contiriuing through 1972. joint Statement waa broad will hold Its annual inspection antiqued tan Scotch grain. 6!4 to 12. Re-ervatUmTmay be private plane and for johrii* enough to enoompass almost tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the mu caHlng Mrs. Alan arms with the governor and ”^ 6 4 9 - 0 4 6 8 any Interpretation. Masonic Temple, Orchard St. r^aln open until a hearing was 2640 Ellington Rd. limteay during a memorial Blade Cut 68! Pork Cutlets >- 94t Hebron The Nixon-Thieu statement The Entered Apprentice De- Bob Kittle Siiimni iv^vA itnifis ” “ march. CMiirtnr-fiCe also said: gree will be exemplified. Wor- Manchester Evening Herald PoU*up price! motional oi^rtunitiee. quality foods day after day. Honey Whoot, nounced his candidacy (or the high school it will also consider Mercury salesmen in New England! Buy your For further proof, we sug­ toom as far as Baltimore and President Nguyen Van Thieu: fronts. Plaids, checks, solids; 37-46 Republican nomination (or the a request for student tuition; Ask for Announconent gest your nearest Stop & Waitilngton turned up Saturday The principal purpose of the next Lincoln-Mercury/'or Safe-Buy U s^ Oofmeal U.S. Senate seat now held by mmtmtm will discuss accounttifg pro- 6668 for full detaiU. Ap- from one of the professionalB at Shop checkout counter. night to hear them, only to learn meeting was to permit the two Democratic Sen. Thomas J. cedure with the business man- jdy by June 18, to State or Plain Ryo they had left town. presidents to review a broad Dodd. USE ^Ol3R lA U MONDAY ager; will discuss a coordinator Personnel Department, David Duifaeff, operator of the range of matters of mutual in- McGee sent a letter declaring MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE for the foreign language pro- club, said be would not pay the terest. These Included develop- CALhCtR State Office Building, candidacy to state (30P EXIT 93, WHDUR CRO SS PARKWAY WIDNnOAY gram, and will discuss a policy Hartford. MORIARTY BROTHERS •27,000 oaBed tor In tbe can- ments In Vietnam—political, leaders Saturday. The election chaW^' Op*rt Lot* Ivary Night change for cafeteria employes. Stop ^ Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons tract. economic, and military—the will be next year. OofOL’Sperts Ntto’ An Equal Opportunity "Ob n e Leml At Omtar lUid Broad" Tbe June "Sports Nits" mert- Employer SU CENTER STREET—JKANOHESTEB 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER,. CONN. iig of the Ohenvber of Ckxn- IW B L V t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 Section Two M O N D A Y , J U N E 9, I960 M O N D A Y , J U N E 9, 1969 Toljand JPageB 13 to 24 Curren t Improved Communications Manchester Quote«j D art’s Sold Service Awards Presented : Aim of Citizens^ Group By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hospital Noteg "I have decided to order the T o K n u d ^ n A MW M-pwttoan ciUxens Bosud of Finance that ther' edu- immediate redeployment from At Illing Assembly Today VniTIMG HOUB8 committ^ will d«vote much of cadon system would be directly Vlcftnam o f a division equivalent latannedlate Cara Raanl- Dait’s Dairy of 818 B. Gsntsr A MgUlgfat ot the HlbE (ta attantlfln to "davoloping bet- responsible for the team re- of approximately $|i,000 men. first in local fair, add first St has been sold to Knudsan Jlmlor High Sidioal service tor Uneo ot oommunlootlon be- ceiving 1500,000 and that in fact This troop replacement will be- private, noosi-2 p-m., aad 4 p.in.- honors at the OonnectknS Bel- gin within the next 80 day* and 8 p.m.; pHvate roams. It a.ni.- Bras. Dairy Inc. of Bast Hart- awarde ■assmtty ttU momiig; tween ToUoik) Uxpoyen and this should have been credited ence Fair; John A tort and Ran- it will be completed by the end 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. ford. The sale was eftaoted last was the premiere of a song ald Bayer, second; BhMey Oootx the Board* ot Finance and Bdu- to the Board ot Education, des- Monday. pite state law requiring these of August.”—President Nixon at 285 CUBK FEET Pediatrlca: Farenta allowed eompoeed by two mambeia at and Joan Harrison, third; oatkm,’ * acconUnf to a atate- his Midway Island meeting with Osorge Dart of South St, the foeuRy. On cosnpauwUvety ment laaued by the group’a funds to be placed in the gen- any Ume oxoept aoon-2 p.m.; Bugena BaUstU and Richard South Vietnam’s Preirident G / ia / iil A otiiera, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. North Coventry, started the rtiort notice, the seventh grade MIgllore, honorabla mantlon. spokesman Vincent Lamo. eral fund.” dairy with Ms father in 1984. Nguyen Van Thleu, 8eR Servloe: IS a.m,.2 p.m., choir reheaned and saiv “In Alao, Dabra Egglaaton, IGr- 'n e (roup last week with- “If thia fact had been acknow- It now has niiie home drtivery “I can’t see where ft repre- 4 p.m .-8 p.m. the Middle of a Dream." ghda Hanley, Carol Howard, drew Ita petition for a new town ledged,” Lamo maintaina, “the routes, numerous coin milk dis- school budget would have been sents any significant shift of KNOWN FOR VALUES OF STORAGE SPACE Intonalve Care and Coronary The lyrics were written by Jamas Little and David Tabat- meeting to reatore tTS.OOO to the pensen In the area, a {Sant on American policy. I'm glad for Care; Immediate family only, Mra. Elaine K. Shults, reading sky, service to Grade 9 admin- education budget, but Lamo an- stated at $1,163,812 Instead of B. CeaXer Bt, and a milk ootw the withdrawal but I think we anytime, limited to five oonxiKant, and the m ^ c com- istration; Lori Seadsr and nounced plans for a permanent $1,668,333.” tract with the Manchester Board ought to begin taking them all mlBBitea. poaed by Ootoriel V. PetrocelU, Donna WTlley, Grad* 9 etudsiit organisation. An orgimlsational He further stated the Board of Bkhioation. out, and the laster the better." Maternity; Fatter*. a.m. - aevanth grade music Instructor. announcers; Lynn BiuTacllffe, meeting will be held June 12 of Ftnence chairman's state- 11 Dart informed Ms customen —Sen. George S. McGovern, D- 12:45 p.m ., aad S p.m p.m.; . Tto foUowtng awards wore David Edwards, Virginia Han- in the Hicks school cafeteria. ment at'the annual town meet- .-8 of ths sale In a letter last week. S.D. oOMra, 2 p.m.-4 p.m., and • prsoented by A. Hyatt ButUffe, ley, Judith Laudar, Evelyn Leo- Lamo said the group remains ing “that the 85 per cent allo- He said Ua dairy has prided "We know that the friendship I p.m.-8 p.m. prlncdpol, and Andrew Vineens, sard, Gail London, Paul concerned with cuts in new per- cation ot funds for education ItsNf on quality service and pro- between Israel and the United Age Limlta: IS In mnteml$y, vice principal; Naschke, Daniel Plato, Jon sonnel, teacher aides, te x tl^ k was unbearable is a preposter- ducts. But It bos found R hiuG- States Is something that h u 12 in other arena, no limit In RoUn Johnaon, Linda T&ylor, Rooenttal, Lori Saador aad and teaching supplies and res- ous and unfair statement.” er and harder to give this been constant throughout the | aelf-eervlce. Ronae Tournoud and Susan Debra Vater, student council. tmation of reading and guid- “I find it hard to believe that years; it doesn’t change be- quality as every eoqwnss has anyone would consider the nec- Smith, art sendee clube; Joeeph Also, Lyim BarrscUffe, ance. tween one administration and I gone up. Cappuocio, Roger DupM, Oon- Cynthia Ci^nllosil, Virginia “These cuts cannot be tolerat- essity of providing excellence The admlnlatratton remind* the other” —Premier Golda | Dart said the “merger” wSli rad Hauk, Robert Mognotta, Hanley, Daryl Juraa, Margsret ed another year if we are to in Question to be unbearable,” Meir of Israel. vWtora that wttfa ooeeeUucUoei Knudsen will emnire the same Lamo continued. under way, parking opaoe la TTiomEw MakuUa and Bruce Lauder, Evelyn LosHird, Robin sustain the education program "There must be an. under- quality. Knudsen Is a much Sapienza and Lori Sender, year- “The dkairman of the Board Uintted. Vloltora are wked ta Warren, audfo-vtsual (dubs; we are developing in Tolland,” standing of our objectives in I larger dairy wUh a. larger plant Nancy Ikmovan, Kathryn Dono- book publication; Denise Bee- of FTnanoe has maintained that Latin America by the people bear with the boopUal while the he stated. “ Surely the Board of It la .also an Independent flim, van and Lyn BarraolUfe, ao- sette, Cindy CiqpirUoBrt, Paula his board has cut our cloth and the Congress, and there rarUng probtan exMa. Education reacted favorably to he wrote. cnmpanlsta for Grades 7, , and Hurlburt and Joy Lisk, state very carefidly!” Lamo said. must be an organization to get 8 our group focusing attention on HOs GEiatetnera a r e m a i n l y l a 9 cboira, respectively. scholastic art; Lauri (foraUl, "It is our feeling that in so do- things done.”—Gov. Nelson A. Sale the outs made by the Board of Manohaater , Boiten, Coventry, best actress, and' Michael ing he has failed to accurately PAtlenta Today; 211 Also, Linda Larlvee, (hama Finance." Rockefeller of New York, whose Veinon and South Windsor. Adams, best adtor; GsryBu- measure the suit he is making.” ADMITTED SATURDAY; dub; Domw Anderson, gui- “The returns on our petition Latin-American tour was short-1 Hoocanne B. Cooley, 170 W. Cear Glenn Gibba of 128 Barry Rd., jau(Xus, United Aircraft Corp. The new group will be known Ri6. $109 dance side; Ctoiyl Champy, show that a great number of ened last week by civil disorder. ter S t; Lauren C. Cwlkla, the manager of the Boat Hart- Rents(ttler Flrot Tear Algebra as the Tolland Civic Associa- "I have a desire to play my I Kathryn Donovan and Sandra Tolland residents want to have Brood Brook, Jooeph A. ford Knudsen plant, said Dart'a Horrey, Sbrary aide*; Dotma Prise. a clearer voice in determining tion (TCA), and “w ill concern own brand of music rather than hope has already been abUtod to itself with bringing in new Gauthier, 8 Server 8t.; Mn*. Brown, Joan Harrieon, Lisa the course of action our town that of others, no matter how Anna Hanko, 17 Keeney St.; Ms Burnside Ave. plant Ajl th* ideas, new programs and new Kennilf, Lorraine Marquhi, Lin- will take in the future," Lamo much I appreciate their musical Mia. Victoria Hooker, Hebiun; same trucks, driven and oar- vision to this rapidly growing da Olechno, Osrol Scallion, Bar- added. concepts.” —Guitarist Brian Mra. Helen H. Hyman, 187 Bran- vices will be maintained from coipmunity,” Lamo exptalited. large gable-roofed bfua Seavey, Nancy TVigeon He further stated, "It is the Jones, explaining his resigna- ford St.; M n . IRolet D. Ken- there, he said. "We will act as a sounding tion from the British Rolling and Doima WUley, nurse’s committee's wish to go on rec- nedy, BojEt Hartford; Mr*. An- Dart himself is atm with the 9 board for the various town aides; Robert Rice, printing ord as being cqipoaed to the in- Stones pop group. tlonatte Maatropletro, 887 organisations.” steel storage house Ann. In fact, he was unavail- sendoeB. discriminate budget cutting Woodland Bt.; John U. Oroutt, able ttria morning as he weue “We will not be bound by the Grade 7 science (air—Marjor- power exhibited by the .Board Lcunoni Rd., Ooventiy; Mrs. out on a route filling In for one HAVE YOU legal restrictions of town meet- ie Taggart, first place and IMrd of Finance." • Neat, safe and dry protection for all your out- Mra. Doria C. Parker, Baat of his drivers. ings,” he maintains. “Instead T ass C a lls honors at the Connecticut 8d- "Acoordingly," Lamo added, Windaor; Mr*. Barbara L. Raai- And Have a Nice Trip ' “ He wants a vacation,” Ot-bba Freehurgg Wed SO Years CONSIDERED our gro«q> will allow all people door valuables; weathertight construction ... ence Fair; M ldioel Callahan, "Ibe oonuntttee is now in the moa. Boot Hartford; Joaeph J. At a reoepiUcn held yehterday at Bowera Scfaiool end attended aald, oommertlng on the strain to contribute their ideas on T r o o p s Cut • Handsome as well as practical with mimy new Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Free- Mra. Evelyn Harvey, died last second; Nancy Donovan, third; TECHNICAL process of organising on more BmMh, Boot Hartford; Mra by approxlm'atNy 160 people, Mra. Margaret McOoRiek Dart went thraugh tots winter Peter Heard, Catherine Lartvee, various isBues.” features including a ‘Homasote’ door with steel maintaining the quality he August. They aleo have 18 formal lines in order to be a Madolyn L. Steiner, Hartford; (Tight), Bowers School Grade 4 teacher, makes one ot s tm r- burg ot Alice Dr., Coventry, for- Stephen Mkxan and Glenn EDUCATION Among the areas which the joiners to securely connect planks wr.-to about In hla letter. grandchildren and 10 grert- more effeoHve media ot oom- D rop in Sea Peter Steppen, BlUngton; Mra. al gift presentations to Mra. M a tkm Browidng MidjagEUi, who merly of Manchester, were fet- Sauma, honorsMe mentloa. munlcatian between all town TCA wishes to support and coiv- Mary Sullivan, 81, Qolway St. About the home delivery mUk grandchildren. BEYOND trlbute tlKHight to are the needs • Exclusive ‘Pressure-coat’ finish with galvanized will retire this month alter 80 yean ot Uta M sig. Hie gift is a ed at a 50tt wedding anniver- Grade 8 s(dence fqjr—Kath- boards and the taxpayers." LONDON (AP) — Tass today I passport case containing a pune of money ooiftmnfted by pu- buelnesa, Gibbs said it U un- Mrs. Freeburg Is a member of teen-agers and the develop- undercoat, resists rust, lasts for years ADMITTED TBSTERDAT; dergoing (ttanges end improve- sary celebrati(xi at the home of South United Metttodlst ryn Donovan, flsat; Barry Letts, HIGH SCHOOL? OlUng an example ot “poor said the withdrawal of 25,000 I^ , Bowen staff and friends. She plana to travel In Burope second, LeA ie Greene, thlid; oommimtcation,” Lamo stated, ment of a teen center; fire de- • New interior ride-in ramp for bikes luid mowers, Watoon C. Bellowa Jr. 18 Cuah- menta. of their son-in-law and daugh- Church of Manchester and her partment, planning, conserva- U.8 . troops, from Vietnam is man Dr.; Mra Martha V. Bel- in the fall. M n . McLagan also received a pbi from the FTA, William Oorra, Darlene Lough- Industry needs "in the recently adopted budget only a step to stifle domestic interior sliding doors, padlockable handles and a nest of tables from Bowen coBeagusa. She tougUt at The aale makes Darl-Mald ter, Mr. aqd Mra. Arthur A. husband is a member of Eman- tion, town Boning aikt planning; M U H i » / v n o x u u m Y i akl, 819 Charter Oak St; Nor- Milk Oo. of S12 Keeney St. the uel Lutheran Church and the rey imd Jamea Nelson, honor- qualified technicians no mention was made by the dissent in the United States and Manchealter Green, Lincoln, Robeitocm, and Veiplanok Tedford, with whom they make able mention. charter revision aitd budget de- • Easy to assemble... only a screwdriver neededi' man A : BJarkman, 380 Hilliard last dealer based In Manches- American Legion In Manches- camouflage U.S. “ unwHUngnees | 9 ft. wide X 7 ft. cUafi x A ft. Mgh Schoola before becoming associated with the Bowen faculty their home. Earn a certificEte or velopment as well as education. Bt; Mrs. Marjorie Burgeoa, 120 ter. R la owned and run by ter. He was employed at Pratt Science fair team* —Cheryl to make a serious political deci- in 1968. (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius.) About 76 frienils and relatives Champy and Deborah OUkey, an Associate Degree in: "Because w* are bt-partlaan, Robert Dr., Wappinv: Michael Clifford H. Keeney, and has alx and Whitney Divislexi of United FAT H ER'S D AY sion” to end the war. from Rockville, Manchester, • ELECTRONICS and because we welcome all S. Burnett Andover; Mra Lu- routes serving Manchester, Aircraft Corp., East Hartford, The official Soviet news agen- cille M. Cavagnaro, 73 Ltnn- land, Rt. 30, Vernon; Mn. Lucy Norwich and Merrow attended • INSTRUMENTATION GIFTS Tolland residents to the TCA, daughter to Mr, and M n. Don- Glastonbury, Marlborough and before he retired seven y e a n cy said the number of troops to I moM Dr.; Mra Norma O. ald Olamann, East Hartford. J. Robertaon, 452 Adams S t; the event. • COMPUTERS WBtfpronuBB we are ccmvinced comnuinloa- Bast HamptxMi. ago. (Herald photo by Buceivi- be withdrawn was “ only a Courtney, Bloat Hartford; Mr*. Preston R. Hammond, Box 2S6, The couple was married June tksi and understanding a t town clus) • AUTOMATION drop In the sea.” It said the Mae k. Davla, 48 Strickland St.; DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Lyman Rd., Boitan. 8, 1919 at Center Congregation- ARTHUR DRUO problems and achievements will withdrawal did not inivolve a GLOBE Carloa J. DeSouaa, Windsor Kim C. Woods, Anthony Rd., Also, Clifton J. Boyle, 182 Pine al Church in Manchester by the To enroll in September, be most favorably enhanced," de-escalation of U.S. military SVa H.P. ruggeil steel mower Powerful rotary mowers with Locks; Mr*. Margaret B. Dov- Tolland; Mrs. Lucy B. Hansen, Knob Dr., Wapplng; William J. Chairman Quits late Rev. Charles Hasselgrave, cell, write or visit today: Lamo explained. activity in Vietnam or the start Travel Serviae er, Box 38; Mr*. Violet M. 7 Lincoln St.; Mn. Priscilla K Sanson, WlndsorviUe; Mrs. and lived in Mancheeter most Fish D ie Quickly of a complete withdrawal of [ Parking Board with easyspin recoil starter Field, 80 Ridge St.; Linda S. Tomlinson, 4 Fox Hill Dr, Theodore Zupntk and son, 1 of their married life. They 90S M A I N S T R E E T University of Hartford American troops. Briggs A Stratton engines PUEBLO, Colo. (A F ) — A Flaherty, 131 Hemlock St.; Jac- Rockville; Joseph M. JeSevltch, Downey Dr.; Mrs. David Ever- moved to Coventry four years thousand youngsters lined M i- Writing from Washington, 96 Walker St.; Henry R. Silvia, Joseph L. Caerwlnakl, chair- 643-2166 queline A. Grlbbon, 4S3 Adam* ett and daughter, 9B Bridge St.; ago. They have a son, Arthur WARD Tass commentator Artem Mell- 104B Downey Dr.; Patsy J. Bo- man of the Memchester Pirti- neral Palace Park pond with J J St; Mr*. Alma F. Hoffman, 84C Mrs. Peter Carlson and daugh- B. Freebitfg of Bolton; and cane poles Sunday but foiled to Antborlaed agent in Man- A H.CKNHM ing Auttority for the past 4H kyan brushed aside references I Garden Dr. nomo, 571 Hartford Rd.; John ter, 96D Sycamore Lane; Mrs. ^elieeter for oR AlrUnes,i TECHNICAL in the communique Issued by A-3 H.P. with side discharge years and a mentter since 1968, three daughters, Mra. Tedford, hook a single fish. Aleo, BJeu-I Hutcldna, 88 Broad H. Matchett, 90 Holl St.; M n. William Murdock and son, 271 Railroad* and Steamahlp President Nixon and Prestdent has resigned his membenihlp, and Mra. Dorothy Chapdelaine The VFW stocked the lake INSTITUTE m I V H I^S d c h h i • Easy-spin recoil starter St; Jan C. Jeremlaa, WUahlre Nancy L. Benaon, Bcurt Hart- Oak St. Nguyen Van Thleu to efforts for ford; Cheryl A. Hennequln, 170 effective June 15. and Mra. Edward Reid, both of Saturday but all the fish (led — 315 Hudson St., Hertford, Conn. • Remote fingertip throttle Rd., Vernon; Steittanie A. victims water pollution. peace. Maite St; Lyle R. Bouchard, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: In his letter of reslgifatlon, Manchester. Another daughter. ot Tel.i46-7«1 • Semi-pneumatic tires. Cutting Kandefer, Storra; AlexEUider Cserwiaakl citM the Inoreosliig UFE INSURANCE Melikyan said the g;lBt of the 380 Lake St., Vernon; Warren’ Joseph R. Roy, EhuX Hertford; • ^.1 Hochin, 308 Oak S t ; Deborah A. responslbUltles in his personal communique was that "the Re- r.u^88 heights IVe" to 3" LeClair, 40 Pearl St.; Patrick J. Lee, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Mra. Helen W. Broughal, Ware- and business life as the reasons S t r a ^ LM» Policy publican administration, in its Dolorea Ruggiero, 80 BohaUer house Point; Mra. Jeannlne Par- M. Leonard, Bast Hartford; for his action. Vietnam policy, does not aban- R I O . $109 Rd.; Mrs. Eunice McClelland, ent, Warehouse Point; Francis Costs Only Leon F. MoCue, 88 Hyde St ; He states, “I am sorry to don long-bankrupt principles Alan J. O’Neil, Virginia Lone, 164 Irving St; Mrs. Maiy O. B. Taft, 45 Ri’verslde Dr.; Mra. U D and. In particular, support of aay, I find It impassible to car- Tolland; M n . Gertrude T. Pblt- Fltxpatrlok, 73 Benton S t; Mias Dorothy B. Mader, 68 Branford the anUpiqnilar, corrupt regime Side discharge chute, ry on my work with the Park- Upe, 104 Hamlin Bt.; Richard Q. Marie B Poudrier, 11 Short St. 8 t.; Richard A. Romondiuck, in Saigon which opposes a full baffle, throttle on 20-INCH ing Auttority, giving it the time Rand, 188 Lydall Bt.; William Also, Mrs. Bessie Baldwin, 88 184 Union St.; Frank Shenlok, and attentimi It requires and PENNIES A DAY peaceful settlement in South tubular folding steel CUT Marlborough, Mary Ann Young, B. Schnell, 3 Lincoln St.; CorneU B t; M n . Eunice Grl- Should have.” Vietnam.” 76 N . E lm Mra. M a r y A . It said the communique "re- handle. Steel 1-piece Bugene F. Smith, Hartford; Ja- maaon, 1080 Bluefleld D r.; Mra. He states that his resignation IF r r s cob B. Butter, 88 S. Hawthorne Taggart, 80 South Adams St jects the idea of creating a tem- airfoil lift d^ign blade. Anna Olado, 132 Oak St.; WU- Is ‘bvlth deep regret,” ai$d he CoU St; John A. Toraa, Boot Hart-, Uam G. McNaU, 340 Charter AIra, Mrs. Minnie W. Byers, offer* his services, "to porary coalition government,” a Steel 8-inch wheels key demand of the Vieit Cong. B—3'A H.P. has recoil starter ford; Lathrop O. WeSt, Stafford oah, S t; OUve GaUagher, 22D « Deepwood Dr., Wapptag; the new (ttalnnan In setting up In otter countries, the reac- with diamond tread Springs; Blden J. Young, 107 caaeD r.; Francis Kostenko, 111 MyrUe S. Ryder, Stafford th* necessary duties.” • 'Throttle control on engine Bridge St. Florence 8L; Mra. Mary Me- Spring*: Q/nihla LoMagUo, 88 N N In otter countries, the reac- tires. Leaf mulch- CsarwlnokTs present five-year • H as side discharge chute BQOtTHS SATURDAY: A son 57 vemwood Dr., Vernon; Hoffinan Rd.; Mra. Avia M. term exjXrea July 1971. 646-1700 tion to President Nixon’s an- er included. nouncement was about what • Muffler, oil minder gauge to Mr. aad Mi*. (3eorge White- Francis N. Blanchard, 38 Hoff- O’Brien, Bast Hartford; Mra. When the Special Downtown could have been expected. bouse, 34 Hemlock SL; a son to Mary V. Chap- Eleanor M. King, RFD 4, Rock- Taxing District was creeXad by FORMAL • Leaf mulcher is included and we II prove if! Chinese Nationalist officials, Mr and Mn. Sebastian Melius- 250 McKee St _ Bonnie R. Brawn- ordinance In Septambar 1968, who oppose ait/ weakening of ao, 169 Hollister St.; a son to -w— ziaYfho m iCortiier 1^,^ East Hartford;H a rtfo ^ ; WUUam WUUain M. the rarxiiigParking AuuwniyAuttority wiup wa* WE RENT IT! U.S. forces In the Far East, Mr. and Mra. John Dlekaon, « ..Jr.. W Uydall St; Uaa given th e^Lm m of ^Idmln- warned that the Viet Cong ManttallRd.; a daughter to Mr. “ M. Unawortt, Jan Dr., Hebron; w^tdliig It* affcOre, "including might stage an offensive when and Mra. WUUam Brennan Kristen J. Phanley, 841 Abby the purchase, rental and main- 22-INCH Goo*. Lane, Coventry; a, ’ Wapplng. tenaScTrf downtown parking the 25,000 troops pull out. For- Ivrard C. Dr., Vernon; Mra. Gaorgle W, eign Minister Wei Tao-mlng CUT ter to Mr. and Mra. Also, Thomas B. Donofrio, 885 areas. FORMAL WEAR FOR Xcoomaiao, 27 Main SL, TW- Irish, Warehouse Point: Mat- Burnham St.; Adam H. Libby, The vacancy wUl be flUed by said: "We will see whether the thew Ouastiunachlo, 649 Doming North Vietnamese will also oottvlUe. 96 Skinner Rd., Rockville; Hoi- the Manoheotar Board of Di- r D I C St, Wappliig; Mrs. Doris I. Des- ger Larsen, 146 Tanner St.; rectors, when It meets July l withdraw 25,000 men from South BIRTHB'YESTERDAY: A sob' pa;^, 524 Avery St., Wapplng; Vietnam. Mrs. Emily M. Calvona, 878 tor Ita regular numtUy meet- ALL OCCASIONS.... GRASS CATCHER BAGS AVAILABU to Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Kosak, Mns. pearl L. Caveb, Stafford Australian Prime Minister Tiumel Rd., Vernon; Sheutm A. ing. SAVIN6S B a n k John Gorton said his govern- 80 Davis Ave., RookvlUs; a Springs; Mis. Mae L. Strlck- Bhrhardt, 88 Michael Dr., Ver- ment would not seek to reduce non; Mra. Evelyn Sedlaoek, Us force of 7,600 men in Viet- Bast Hartford; John B. Hamlll, D en o u nced a$ R e d nam. He said Australia should 16 S e r v e r St.; Mra. Helen 8 . FROM THE TRADITIONAL OF M a n c h e s t e r SEOUL (A P ) — Pablo Picas- do nothing to prevent the "less- Pantaluk,r - ... u,.40 Footer St.; Mra. \ )tt a denounced as a 923 M om Street ening of the burden borne by the Loretta Keith, 14 Basex St.; Jo- Communist by the Eknith Korean WHITE FORMAL. TO THE United States.” seph W. Gellnaa, 48 Joaeph St. government cund anyone using “We support any de-escala- Also, Mra. Jaunea IgUo Jr. his name mmer(dally or puhl- LATEST, MOST COLORFUL tlon of the war, anything that W A N T E D ! and daughter, Meriden; Mra. icly praising him may wind up can lead to peace,” said Philip- Herbert Zlckwolf and daughter, In jaU. FORMALS... pine Foreign Secretary Carlos Ellington; Mra. Joseph Downey, The aettoas waa made pubUc In P. Romula. “This war shows MEN - WOMEN ThompeonvUle. the newspaper Hankook Rbo DOUBLE BREASTEDS, I WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES the United States is determined ------Sunday. 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} MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. (X)NN, MONDAY, JXWE 9, 1969 mOB FOURTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE FIPTBEN wyck ended in 1901, whan aha preaslve In tts professlonallam. he planned to visit Braxil, A r- the Storla’ captain returns to dfraroed him, charging mental Ja p a n ese B o a t sign complaints. After the com- Nine CoUef^es Hold Commencement Coventry Girls from the Home Econo- R oc k efe ller gentina and other countries to Robert Taylor Dead, cruelty. T h ey had no chUdren. plaints are entered, the skln>eia mtcs deportment In both the complete his fact-finding tour ~ Three years later Taylor mar- Seized F ish i n g will be arraigned before a U.8. High School and the Copt. Na- Sees F a il u r e for President Nixon. He said he 1969 V O L K S W A G E N ried a Gentian aetreoa, Ursula * Commiastoner. tham Hale School put on a hoped to reschedule a stop in TMess, who was with him at St. N e a r A lask a Uphold‘Due Process’ HeJthUnit fashion^ riiow in the auditorium, I n A llia n ce Venezuela, which was canceled Star for 35 Years 1131 DELUXE SE D A N John’s Hospital In Santa JtfMiioa clothes that they havis for fear of disorders. NOME, Alaska (A P) — The NEW YORK (AU)—Gov. Nel- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Robert when he died. They hod a son, during the year, Inculdlng Rockefeller appeared on The 170-pound 6-tooter quit U.S. Unrest Provides son A. Rockefeller, who ^'etums • RADIO • WHITEWALLS Tkylotv lending man to many of Terence, in 1966, and A daugh- Coast Guard aays one of Its cut- dresses and pants suKs. CBS-TV’s "P a c e the Nation.” onofcing cigarettes In Odabar Yale Graduates Told Itie Windham Regtonnl S to Sovfh America next week de- • DELUXE WHEEL • DELUXE INTERIOR tile mo^ glamorous otora fai ter, Tessa, in 1969. ters fired three shdto tusroas the Reds with ^O pportunity He said Latln-American poli- before omet of a lung was re^- ajr THB ASSOCIATED PKBSSwork in white communities to The c^ m «rta ry spite disorders on Ws tour there ■Im * duatag a oareer whitdi “You misa an awful lot of peo- bow* of a Japanese fishing boat MOSCOW (A P ) — Qua HaN, Uental Health OouncU wiU very ably given by Undo Dono cy Is set by 12 agendee, but that • WIRE WHEELS moved because o f what wan eliminate racism, and he called ,, ,,, ^ •pnntted 86 yean, la. dead of ple that Just aren’t here any- b efo rf the veoael attqtped and general secretory of the Com- Oommancmnent fM tlYltlM con- . . sponsor an intormation program hue. Nixon and Secretary of State then described as a fungus In- for a domestic Marshall Plan . .... ^ Progress Is "overpromlsed and cancer ad 67. more,” he toM an interviewer was aetaed fo r fishing Inolde the munist party of the United clud«d the ecedemic year at William F. Rogers were review- fection called valley fever. He ‘ Hom* of Sorvico and Qualify'' that would compensate the for area residents enUUed Later In the evening, the underdetlvered—both up here The Nebrasknn'a dark good while making v film in 1066. United StAea’ U-mNe limit in States, says current unrest in nine ConeecUcut colle*ree and ing all aspects of policy-making had been a three-pack-a-day olack man for Injustices done to "Your Community In AcUon" "doors" (crepe paper Mrlpe) to there." looka projacted hhn to tito in "Y o u kind o f feel you should see Norton Sound. America provides Reds with an unteereltlea thta weekend, bring- after receipt of interim reports * 2 0 9 5 ® ° man who aald he "amoiwd alnoe him In the past. Wednesday evening at 7:80 at Rockefeller said Simday that 1988 optwoMe Irene Dunne In Gable waUclng around a oom er A Oooat Guard mxjkesman opportimity for leadenhlp. S O U TH W IN DSO R teg to an end a achool year from the first segments of Rock- I waa a Ud." "N o suburb la too far, no .y ,, . tors were treated to a cafe. "Magnlfloent ObeeaMon" and —or Harlow or Oawford.” gave this account: Hall, here to attend the Inter- - 4 fraught with dlaaenakm, demon- the Noble School valley ana international “refresh- the alliance was hampered haz-koH be- Taylor was under oontmet to skyscraper so high, no country efeller's tour. Greta Ouho In "Oamllle." The ftohlng vessel waa sighted national Communist Confer- Sulliva n Av*. Shopping Cantor atratton and debate. Windham SU.. in WllUmantlc. „e„ts: German kudiens, ton- cauM Congress had not back^ TED TR U D O N . Inc. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio The funeral will be Wednes- is so far away that any of us Saturday about five miles from ence, t(dd a news conference Yale University, which will It with a program or set up an ^ _ M Dajns — 1000 BDles Gnsnuiteed During hla career he was atM» from 1984 to 1966-a HoUywood day at the Foreat Lawn Church can escape the problems." said The program is headed by dues and Japanese tea cere- 10 0 shore, and Ms dtoter ship about Sunday: hold commencement exercises organisation in Washington to billed with euch namns ae Jean record for a star—graduating of the Reoeaalonal in nearby Yoimg. "We will lesun to live program committee chairman mony. VCHiKSWAGEN PORSCHE 8H milea out, In the arm o f the " I t la a period of probing, thla mornli^, held baccalaure- administer it. ULTIMA II Harlow, Ava Gardner, EUaabeth from pretty-boy roles e * hla Glendale. Gov. Rmiald Reagan, together In this world like broth Jack CMnsky, and reseemch and Hot Lunch Ending TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE Bering Sea south of here. The looking a rot^ aeeMng ... In ate aervlcea Sunday. Yale Prea- "There must be an under- Taylor, Mlyrna Loy, Joan Craw- face creased and his wavy dark a friend whom Taylor replaced MANCHESTER era or Ive will die together like planning consultant Salvatore J. The final day for hot lunch ...... slater ship hove to, but the other thla situation Marxiam-Lenln- Ident Kingman Brewster Jr. COSMETICS ford, Hedy Lamairr, Lana Tur- hair thinned. on "Death Vafley Days,” will popular fools." CatanU. and milk at Coventry High standing of our objectives In vessel fled seaward. Ism la a atabUlldiig factor and Burr Com ars gave the baccalaureate address, ner, Katharine H ^b u rn and From. 1969 to 1962 he played a dettver the eulogy. 725 Middia Four of OonnecUcut College’s The Mental Health Council School wlU bo next Monday. America by the The cutter Storla, forced the gives direction to the move- which la traditionally the main Oreer Garaon—uaually in etnti- tough cop on the tolevlalon sei> Shopping Cantor Turnpik a alumnaB received the Bchoora has Invited representative* from other schoote will continue a ™ ™ Cofi^rem, and mere Japanese ship to halt about 30 ment. qwech for Yale'a commence- WELDON DRUG CO. mertal films designed to appeal lea “ The Detective.” Stnoe 1966 To ll a n d Tumpik a E a st medal for significant contribu- six agencies serving the citizens ^ lunch program up to and mtwA be an organization to get m iles out after firing the shots. "Our influence grows within ment acUvltlea. 7*. ? M - MN ' . T RM * to women. Man tlon to their fields Sunday. Qt Tolland and Windham coun- including the last day of school, things done,” he said. R e a d H e r a l d A d v e r t ise m e n ts he had appeared on the "Death Girl Clatches A boarding party waa put on this tremendous upsiiige, in all Speaking to some S,000 per- He was married to another Valley Days” show. Honored were: Estelle Par- ties to attend and explain the Jun® 20. The New York governor said SAN JUAN, P.R. (A P) — The each ship and the 90-toot thlps, sections of It, and this means aona at the New Haven campua star, Barbara Stanwyck, for 11 Taylor was bom Aug, 6, 1911, sons, 1068 Academy Award win- extent girt In the bikini gdt her man. identified aa the Zenpo Mara that greater maoses accept the Brewster said dogmatism and and variety of mental ynara In FUley, Neb., the son of a ning actreas; Dr. Eather L. health, pityaical health and ao- American Alriinea stewardeaa No. 8 and the F8 2-2160, were leadership it glvea." coercion must not replace rea- »» hla biggest yeera, around grain dealer who later beoame Barobara Capozao of New York brought here Sunday. mxt. and he urged the Vaduatea Batchelder, retur^ bureau chief clal aervioes provided by the 1940 t o 1960, T a y lo r w a a o n e o f a doctor. Ra enjoyed recalling for nutrition and reaearch for reepecUve agendee. said ahe waa swim ming in San- The Storla remained in the to upboM the pracUce of "due ^ ^ Department of Agri- the screen’* higheet paid actors. hla youth there and in Beatrice, turce Saturday when she saw a Norton Sound area to keep neai> The agendee invited to at- But he eaid he never planned It Neb., where theater mairquees •*”***■ . culture; Charlotte Keefe Dur- . . .arr .u nn_. young man grab her camera ly three dozen other ahips o f the NOW AT WESTOWN that way. antMunced hla flirst movlaa with "If ImpaUence for change ^ In China ‘f’** ^ and waUet which contained $110 Jaiianeae fishing' fleet under wMte to above due proceaa ^ Gertrude E. Oommunlty Relatione Pro- " I went Into acting because it his real name: "Starring Span- TWe new Etectric Blade LOW PRICES! and speed away in a car. surveillance. Rasor that is used with neg- was tile only Job ottered to me gler Arlington Bnig^." adde.” aald Brewater. “you can ,, retiring dean of Connect- Charges were withheld imtil uter Lather. VIBRAZOR te Windham Oommunlty Memo- esad only In a bikini, Bara- be aure the Juggernaut which ic J College. ------at the time,” he sold once. ‘Tt’a At Pomtma OoUege near Los Just what you’ll want to give rial Ho^tital and Child and bora hitched a ride in a pick-up would take over the highway In Weat Hartford Sunday at F irs t not m y sole Inteaest In life, Angeles, Taylor Joined the dra- a man for bis Birthday or track, but the flustered driver would not be the tm all band the University of Hartford, Dr. Family Servlcea of Northeast- TOP QUALITY! being an actor, but it’* the wdy ma club and a year after grad- Anniversary because M’s un- crashed into a parked car. De- of Ideallata, radical or liberal Vincent Scully, profeaeor of art e rn . Connecticut. one that made me ojiy money." uation signed'an MOM contract CREDIT AWARENESS like any razor he’s ever used spite a cut on her bead, the girt V progreaalve or conaervative. at Yale Unlveralty, delivered the Admlaeton to the program la He threw him self vigxntNialy for $88 a week. before. Ordinary razors hopped out, thumbed another ’ Tt would be the Phillatlnea, achool'B 12th commencement ad- free, and cunple Ume w ill be Valuable Into hla other Intefeeto: flying, Some of hla moat pt^mlar pic- Without oredK, often you acrape away wtiialMn. VI- Ylde in a small car and contin- BRA^R with Its special latter day faadata, who believe dress and told the graduates provided tor the audience to Stores hunting, tiehing and ranching. tures were "Oeorgeous Hussy" could not buy a rww home or new cor—might not be Electric Blade Action gently In order much more than they Before he died of lung cancer with Joan Crawford, 1986; "A ued the chase. that the world they are enter- raise questions and parUo^nte able to take that special va- riioea whiskers off to ^ v e a believe In law.” Yank at Oxford," 1987; "Johnny The suspect stopped and ran ing la "clearly absurd, poaslbly in discussion. A rea restdenta ilS & H STAMPS! Sunday, Taylor had been in and cation ti^, or might not man the closest, iruMt com- Brewater urged the atudenta even insane." are urged to attend and leant out o f the hoepUal seven timee Eager," 1941; "Quo Vadls" wfth into a downtown reataurant. even have adecpiate health fortable, longest lasting to give their "paaaion, dedi- Scully said that humanity more about service^ and pro- in nine montha. He spei^ the Deborah Kerr, 1960; and Traffic stopped aa the scantily oare. P a y your bUls ] shave he's over had. VI- 9 cation. sacrifice to opening the seems to have gone mad all grams designed to hrip nMet reet o f the Ume at Ms 113-acre "Ivanhoe" with Elisabeth Tay- clad blonde dashed in and held ly, it’s to your BRAZOR la an ideal gUt be- political arena to "impecunious over the planet, and he called their needs, auburtaan ranc)^ where he lor, 1961. on the ahlpttalls o f Jaime Car oauae it will give a lifetime 9 of shaving pleasure. candidates" and to making a billion dollar expenditure on Vlalon Testa raised quarter horses end chick- Holder of a civilian pilot's li- macho Perez, 30, until police aiv The Credit Bureau of the judicial process more re- an ABM system "paranoid” at vision-screening testa, ens. cense, he was a N avy flying in- rived. Maaobester, Rockville, and M O N D A Y • T U E S D A Y • W E D N ESD A Y O N L Y ! WUUittantto ^Moslve and leas expensive, but a Ume when aid to our urban Public HeaMh A spokesman aald Taylor structor and directed training 'T h e police charged Clamacho E S T O W LAST 2 WEEKS •< SPOT 0 ’ GOLD he alao aaked them to aerve poor is being drasUcally re- 868 M a in St. PHARMACY Nursing Association, concluded knew hla disease, discovered films during Worid War n. with grand larceny. The wallet w N and imotoct the academic pro- Manoheater, Oonn. C o m p l e t e y o u r c a r d n o w ! Y o u c a n duced. on May 27. A total of IM chll- late last year, waa terminal. Hto marriage to Mias Stan- and camera were not recovered. 4U Hartford Rd. 648-6280 ceee. "for you are now a part Scully and Dr. Theodore D dre were tested and 6 referrals at thla uniiiue tradltionk” Lockwood, president of Trinity s t i l l w i n B I G C A S H P R I Z E S ! "Y ou leave thla place better College, both received honorary W IN UP TO $2,000 U4.W you found It," he told the doctor of laws degrees from program was made poe- ALL SPOT O'GOLD CARDS MUST BE COMPLETED BY SATURDAY, 4-i.M at 1969, because "you the University of Hartford. «“ >le through the efforts of the JUNE 21, 1969. ALL CARDS ARE VOID AFTER THIS DATE! have Instated on argument, rea- Dorothy Maynor, a world- tollowlng volunteers: Naomi son and full disclosure in your famed soprano, received an hon- HaUenbeck. Ethyl Harris, Eve- ; siMi four years at Tale.” orary doctor of music and John lyn Owter. Judy Munster, Mary At Fairfield University, Theo- Lyman Sr., a farm executive, DJoulnas, Patrician Becker and $1000 WINNERS dore C. Sorensen, adviser to the Ernest A. Dudley, director Katherine Piper. More volun- late Preaident John F. Kennedy, university, each received honor- teers are needed If the program told an audience of some 7,(W0 26 DRESSER A V E. ary doctor of humane letters ** to continue In the fall. Any- C H IC O P E E, MASS. peraona Simday that "open iml- degrees. Interested should contact MRS. STELLA SKIBINSKI veraiUeB” are an altemaUve to At other commencements over the Public Health Nurse ottloe. LEAN - PORK - 5 to 7 Lbs campus disruption. the weekend, Rep. Thomaa J. CHS Open Howe MR. CHARLES VREDENBURG spr 1ngf^Ild,'*ma«. Commencement qteaker lor Mesklll, R-Conn., told 1,400 grad- The Open House ai Coventry J the school’s 664 graduates, Sor- uatea at Central Connecticut High School Friday night was ensen said an c^ten university State College In New Britain a fitting climax to a year otf • 1000 W IN N E R would receive (be maximum Sunday that freedom has tra- student work In the art, home number of students, regardless dlticmally perished when It be- economics. Industrial arts end Bsvarly Raymond, Nawtewn, Conn. $100 WINNERS of race or Income, and 1^ <«>en comes a question of either free- business departmereU. So many to dianges of personnel, cur- order and that .he has diapiays w ere set up that the ROSE WEBBEV^ 189 Burbonk Rd., Longm«oA>w J riculum and ^ ^ c h . .-Hved to see extremism pro- large crowd found Itself at a loss SUCEDI MARION Z AJA C , 54 Union St#, MonchMstMr, Conn* J Sorensen said his proposed reaction and suppression.” ^ what to look at next The f^55* H ALIN, 70 Fofrvicw St,, N«w Britain, Conn. MILDRED DIONNE. 25 Ook Bluff Circia, Eo tt Longmaadow ^5WE B A S K E R V ILLE , 49 Union Ava ,, Rockvilla, Conn, controU^ by the P e ^ o n i» college’s Saturday night com- crammed full of student Don’t sign MRS, P HILIP Z IE K Y, 60 Baacan Hill Drl va, Watt Hartford, Conn* more than black studies pro- mencement In New Haven, dlsolavs and onlooker« were S,J. A TTE N E LL O y 210 Woodland Avo,, Bloomflatd# Conn, grams controUed by outside p^ank E. Wargo, a senior honor ^ continuous tram >lb RONALD FOURNIER, 132 Moln St., Eost Hertford, Conn. groups, and that It would per- gtudent. deUvered the main ad- exhibition bv students In L O R E TTA A, LUMAH, 15 Sun St,, Thompsenvlllo, Conn. mlt neither secret armament re- ^raaa and sharply criticUed stu- ^ physical edu«uUon denari A L B E R T G. B E E CHIN G, 1442 Stot# St„ Springfiold, Mom. , search or secret student arma- jent protesters. rnLit ed“ca«on depart- LIVER & BACON SALE! MRS. WILLIAM SMITH, 125 Eost Contor St„ MonchoBtor ments. Before an audience of some $N0 WMNER $1,000 W M N n MRS, L . HAMLIN, 19 Wobstor Lono, Glostenbury, Conn, Sorensen, udio was awarded ^ qoo persona and 1,600 grad- “1 ultra-casual Mn. M n Ck , Mmm, Mtm. SmI Ims i, Jr., SI miImS, Cmmu PARSONS, 102 Woldon St„ Woat Hertford, Conn. D Finast GEORGE BUSCHE, 185 Lowroneo St., Hertford, Conn. U an honorary doctor of law de- W argo said that 98 per Instead of the usual green O LG A DIH ALLO , 90 Greenwood Drlvo, Monchostor gree by the school, alao criti- today’s students are not “ n«orm s. was the high school BEEF a thing until you VacPac MRS, A NTH O NY MAURI* 12 LoGrond Rd., North Hovon, Conn, clzed students who want only protesters, and that somehow “and playing several selections, W ALTER K OV ALSKI, 197 Foster St„ Now Hovon, Conn* to destroy, (acuity members who y„,ce p, the 98 per cent group broke down from Sliced want only to be popular and ad- ^^^t be heard. sponitaneous Mot" / *• Hertford, Conn. Colonial MRs' A D R lV ijlFB^rS > V i^ / D^’ a‘i '*‘'1*1? ^'‘ *''’7- Hertford, Conn. mlnistratora who refuse to heed other achools that held com- Jam sessions, and this whole S e l e c t MRS. ADRIENN E GR ENIER, 81 Podorol St., W. Hortfgrd, Conn. peaceful demands for change, mencement exercises Sunday * ^ P young murtclans con- 45 VacPac JOSE PHINE CASIRAGHI, 77 Quorry Rood, Glostonbury, Conn, In Middletown, chrll righto ^gre Eastern Connecticut State ilnues to be more and more Im- MRS. RUSSELL WILLIAklsON, 31 l l . i d . Drlv., Ro e kvifl., cS^n. leader Julian Bond told 489 college In WllUmantlc, and t h e ______-*6-. 1]9 O ld , Stog, Rood, Gloitonbury, Conn. graduates of Wesleyan OoUege giivermlne College of Art In New M.J. N E A LY, 46 Worrlnsr Avo,, Spfld., Moss. N $200 WINNER MRS, JAMES M. McCURRY, Colonial Rood, Bolton, Conn. $200 w m a consider the savings Sunday that ttie problems of the canaan. N world were caused by persons jjj, ggarie F. Charles, presl- U w y peo|rie oaii you afford Jtm A Im, Mi RdIm ■•iVyg MorwiR, Caoe. Just Uke themselves — “Well- ^g„t of EasterH Connecticut, to spend 12 seconds dolly to !i1 read. weU-bred, liberally edu- a^n^arded 198 bachelor and 73 lose inches o ff your wmistf cated and socially conscious.” master of science degrees. Dr. No exertlan, no exercise! If ENTER FINAST'S POPULAR CHOICE Bond, the first Negro Georgia j^pert E. WUllams, professor of so Inquire at the Menmrlal legislator since Reconstruction pgychology and education at the Oomer Stole, S62 Main St. FABULOUS ______12V20I said the university, probably District of Columbia Teachers’ FRUIT sgainBt its wishes, has “ pro- of modern, CoUege In Washington' was SWEEPSTAKES! duced a new crop of people commencement speaker. LARGE COFFEE CAKE whose current demands on the At Sllvermlne, a college that university will hopefuUy be ex- nearly closed in mid-winter but We*re a* COCKTAIL panded to Include assatilto on g^ved by a fund-raising in heavy syrup the foundation of a society jj.iyg py students and faculty, i|t«or as which has perverted education some 60 students received as- your B-t HRHIKS to reinforce inequity.” sociate In fine arts deg^rees and s ORANGE-APRICOT Bond was one of six awarded 10 were awarded, third-year cer- low -cost gas heat. telephone s ORANGE-PINEAPPLE 2^, O Z . honorary degrees by Wesleyan. V $ 1 tificates. 3 Thq others were: The Rev. Wil- s GRAPE-APPLE C A N S liam P. Hass, president of Prov- idence OoUege; Burton C. Hal- Resigns at Cornell F R E E ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) — The 'S U loweU, president of Tufts Uni- resignation of James A. Perkins D E L I V E R Y versity; Lelam F. SllUn, presl- dent* of NTittea^t U U U ti^srArt “ I FISH O N SALE TUESD AY ty has been accepted by the uni- 1969 DODGE DART WINNER Buchwald, newspaper columnist, *■"' F IN A S T COUHTCr versity trustees. Tour order for drag needs and Stewart Udall, former U.8. and oosmetios will be taken V aleria W rin n, Milldola, Conn. R e gula r or D rip Before you ^ign your new oil he ating contra ct look closely at secretary of the interior. The trustees decided Sunday TASTY4LA0XX — rx6i!4i9jnFRESH that full executive authority ooK of immedtatoly. the many adva ntages you get with ga s heat. Whitney M .Young Jr., execu- tive director of the National Ur- would be given to Dale R. Cor- No a dva nce investment in a tankful of fuel. You p ay for gas son, the university provost, until ban League, gave the com- used, not stored. For another . . mencement address of CtonnecU- a successor to Perkins can be No worry about winter deliveries. 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lAANCHBSTER EVENING HEEALD. KANCHESTEB. CONN^ MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE NINETEBN Remember, Petrocelli Feared Bolton-Griswold Paired

Battliv (UB at bats)—Ciaiww, Mhmaaota JU ; PetroodU, Bos- Mantle ton .aa. As Homer Threat In S Finals Wednesday 'Runs—r . Robinson, Balthnore BOSTON (AP) — Who Don’t be fooled by those low “The record you guys aren’t 4B; Blair, Baltimore 44. woulJ have thought back averages,” Doerr said of Petro- writing about, but the one that’s NEW YORK (AP)—The By DEAN YOST during the regular season. hits. A walk and an error by over the fence and managed Rinw hatted in —lOUabiww, in April that Rico Petro- cellin in April. important to me is (daylng in New York Yenkeee called aCinnesoU 4B; FoweM, Balti- "Anjdwdy wdv> can hit the the moat consecuUve games,” _ . Ellington Ridge Great hustle and deter- The BuUdogs wealed litUe pitcher Denz allowed Hanson to to hold on to the ball for an celli would be one of the b H ubday it A Day to Remember. more 44. curve ImUI the way he can ... he aald. “ I’ve played in all S3 of mination led the Bolton time in knocking Cromwell’s get to second base. Roser struck out and to protect Gagnon’s most feared sluggers in Low gross—A—Tom SchUler The fans called it simply HUa—F*. Howard, Wajhli«ton who has those quick hands our gamea so far thia season. ^ High Bulldogs into the Charlie Haydon out of mound out and Weis hit into a fielder’s shutout. Mickey Mantle Day. TO; F. Robinson, Balthnore 67. the American League this there’s no telling how far he can That must already be a record St. Lnuki 74; B—Jim Poverman 78; C— Choice. Georgettl was hit by a IMtoa tt CIAC (]lass S finals duty. In the first Inning, thairics e rbl and « .0Se o f dMm, Ia ii«w Doubles—Carew, - Minneeota season? go." for me.’ FMla’pbBi Glen Gould 80; D—Ted Bantly, to a doubleplay, he faced only pttch and Muro grounded into Wei*. 3b. 0 0 Not many people, to be sure, Mbninal 13 tr Larry Kargman, Harry Cohn Wednesday against Gris- Gfeorsetti. ss, o««« «( tile nMjw leHliM mm- U; Tastraemsid, Boston 18. WUUama concurred, aaylng Rico’s chronic arm problem four batters. Then came disas- a fielder's choice, first base to Huro, 3b. Triples—Began, Seattle 4; 7 but Boston Red SoK Manager 87; E—Ed Dickman U . wold High in Middletown aoB, turned oat auBdsjr, end there was no reason why hi* has kicked up from time to as they blanked Oom well 4-0 ter. Betton scored three runs the catcher, trying to get Han- Traygl*. c. tied with a. Dick Williams and coach Bobby BEST 15 Gegnoii, p, hoeeeed Mentte wMh a SH-mla- shortstop couldn’t hit at least time, but he takes cortisone AtlM*a last Saturday in Farmington. on one hit and left two runners son but he slid safely under the Martensen, of, ute etandliie ovation between Home runs—PetrooelU, Boo- Doerr were in that minority. I-: A—Fred Meurant 59-8—56, Freddo, lb, .800. BhoU to Un die pain. And the law Bolton meets Griswold of Jew- on in the second. Wayne Gag- catcher tor the final tally. ramea at a doubleheader aa the ton 10; F. Hoamrd, Waaldngton Petrocelli got off to an explo- onetime brooding, wbrrying Ban 33 33 6 Art Tulin 50-4—55; B-41m Hanson, if, “He hM -ae quick a pair of ett Caty, No. 1 ranked team in non led ott the Innjng with a Wayne Gagon, ace Junior Roser, of. . Tauhaea oddetally radrad Man- 17; R. Jackson, Oakland 17. sive start, but all you had to do young man aeema to have devel- ClkwliHWw ttA Poverman 61-8—68, Pat Indi- hands aa you’ll ever want to the s t^ with an 18-1 record walk. Gary Mortensen singled to right hander on the Bulldog tie’s No. 7 unifonn and shipped Stolen bases—Harper, Seattle was read the averages to know oped a new, more philosophical HottA ^ 34 36 .4fT4 7% menlco 88-9—64, Irv Farber 63- Total* see,” he said. Wednesday afternoon at Palmer left field. Steve Freddo walked, pitching staff, had trouble in Oromwel] (4) a off the BasabaU Ball of Viame 30; Ctui^Mneiis, Oakland 18. he'd been a .383, .388, .3M and attitude. San Dly > 34 MM 9—64; C—John WhoUey 62-9— ab r e rbl .284 hitter in his flrat four major Petrocelli’s 19th homer estab- Park, in MMkSetoiwn ait S loading the bases and forcing the third and fourth innings but Byrd, 8b. at Onoparataarn. N.T. Plfadiing (6 deciBloita)—Mlc- "Yes, I’m having more fun Bandars 58, Olen Gould 68-9—64; D — 0 0 league seamns. He had flaOied lldied a major league high for o’clock. CromweU to make a pttcblng was able to pttch out of the Collier, lb, Thara It « « join Babe Ruth'S NaUy, Balthnore 7-0, 1.000; Lon- playing thia year, but it’# not NawJTotfc S’ an______Diafb I Harry Cofan 65-14—52, Ted Ha^on, p, a*, some power, but never tbreiU- him, surpaasing the 18 he hit in The question arises before the change. Flre-baUer Pete Denz Jams both times. He allowed Anderson as, No. S, Loo Oatale’s No. 4 and borg, Boeton 04, 1.000; Lyle, because I’m doing well,” he Ban FiM idseo •> Pt>lladll|BSB Bantly 68-18—66, Larry Karg- ened any home run recmxla. 1986. And with the seaaon only final game, how many games relieved Haydon and had nine hits and struck out six Dens, *6, p, Jam DOUsKlo'a No. 6. the ra- Bo'iton 5-0, 1.000. said. “I made up my mind be- 8, 13 katogpi / . man 69-14—65, Jim Vander- Simons, n , But the alick-fleldlng short- about one-third aver, he looms can Gagnon pitoh? And the ex- trouble controlling the ban. He batters. Gagnon struck out the WIHIunson, c, tiiad Dumber* of the Ta StrikeouUr-Oulp, Boston 01; stop has kept up hia thunder at aa a acrioua ttireat to the league fore the season 1 was Just going AtSanta 11-4, FnanuqB Mw voort 71-15—65; E)—Howard walked Pete Hanson on five final two batters In fine Ca^on Centofant. H, McDowell, CSsveland 0. cellent defense of Bolton, can Halier, of, Uie plate, am adilng his 18th and record fo r a abortMop o f 89, act to go ourt M d play TourteUotte 69-17-42; Kickers— tt stand one more game? pltehes, forcing home Bolton's to pick up his 10th win against Uoolntsrre, 9b, R was Mantle's Dagr, despite Hoiwton 3, a t lands 1, U l » Jim Homing, Chet Wlncxe, Ray 19th homers In Sunday’s 8-3 vie- by Vem Stephens, also with tlte ry about It 1 m sick of getting Bolton spUt ihe season aeries first run, issued Don Roser a two defeats. the >-1. U-3 swaep of the OUoa- National League Totals 31 0 9 1 0 tory over Kanaaa City and tak- Red Sox, In 1949. »tck about ^ e s ^ f e ^ ^ my Seraphln, Jim Ginsberg, Barnet walk bringing home another. The play of the game, per- go White Sage, and Mantle was Mbntiwal 4, law lA htilis 3 with Crom'weU, 'winning at InninSB 1 3 3 4 6 6 7 Tbtaia BatUng (135 at bats)—M. tng over the American League Rico said he think* he la "hit- heart out. Everybody has had Weber 78, Jack Christofanl, Cromwell and losing on home Brian Weis 'went down swing- haps the year, was in the Bolton 0301000 4 aH aoTone wanted to talk about Todays Oasas Alou, Pittsburgh .864; C. Jones, lead and tying San Francisco’s ling the high plU* a UtUe better streaks. It might hapiwn to me Herb Byk, Jake Honnon, Bill ing but Jerry Oeorgettl hit into seventh Inning 'when CtolUer filed 3bf Qaenon. Itaher: sb: Welz; nasy talked about hie mamanoth CkKkswd (CMvar 34) «t CM- grounde. Bolton, 18-4 overall, sac: Oeorgettl: dp: Byrd to Mac- New Toric .858. Willie____ McCovey tor the major this year,” but otherwise had no this year. But if it do^, I m Marsh, Ray Peracchlo, BUI a fielder’s riioice, bringing to center. Mortensen and Han- homa nma—he bit BM ki an IS- going to try not to think about cago (Ji 34) has now won eight games in a Intyre; iob: Betton 9, Cromwell 11; Runs—Wynn, Houston M; league lead. He’s hitting .sa— ready explanatlmi tor his sud- Peck, Ben Brown, 80. , row, their longest winning home the third run. son chased the ball to the fence, bb: Gagnon 3, Haydon 3, Dens 6; year oarear and about the oon- Only gams i ao: Gagnon 6, Dens 6: hits off: Kesringer, Ctdcago 42. second in the league. den eminence as a slugger. WOMEN’S DIVISION 846 feet away. On the run, Mor- Haydon 3 for 3 runs tai 1 innig; atant pain wkh wMch be played. Amerioaa Leogne Gfreak of the year. Bolton shar- The Bulldogs soored their last Runs batted in—Banks, CSiloa- Low gross—A—Carol Carlson ed CXXl honors with Rocky HUl run in the fourth Inning on no tensen leaped, hurdled and flew Dens 1 for 1 run In 6 intngs; tabp: “Ihe moot tangmaalve thing to go 50; McObvny, San Franriaoo East Divlslea 91; B—BiUle Marlow 105; C-— Muro, Georgettl; L; Haydon. me,” aald Ralph Houk, who aUU 46. W- L. P o t O tt. ElUe (Jhalne 107; D—Gloria maaagaa « m Taniaeea, "was the IQts-M . Alou, Piltaburgh 84; Balttmore 89 16 .709 — Cantor 118. Brilliant Four-Under Par Earns Top Money IMS WoM Serlea In CSnotnaad. A. Johnson, CtocinnaU 70. Good Pitching, Not Mantle Beaten 84 18 .864 8H BEST IS Alumni Baseball He had gotten an Ipjeotlon in hia DouUe*--Kassiiiger, CUoa- Detrott 27 23 .661 9 A—Carol Carlson 71-14—67; hip and it became infected and go tS; M. Alou, Ptttabucgh IS; New Yocfc 28 26 .500 UMi B—BUUe Marlow 82-19—68; C— Rosters Listed a hole formed this big” —Houk H. Aaron, Atlanta 18. Waab’n. 29 29 .500 UH EUie .Chalne 86-25—60; D>- made a drele wMh Ida thumb TWptea R. Jadcson, Atlanta Inspired Yanks at Stadium Ctovetand 17 82 .847 19 Oloria Cantor 89-28-61; Kick- Buffalo Bill Sights U.S. Open NA88IFF ARMS and Ierel1ngaf^”and at leiwt an 6; Tdan, CSndnnatl 6. West Division ers—Bertha KunzU 78, Dora Coach WUUam Marrii ineh deep. T du oould have Home runs—McObvey, San nia 84 before losing 8-2. Oak- three-game losing streak and Minneeota 29 22 .679 — Kellner 80. Robert Gorman, Scott Kelley, 9 dropped a golf ball in It. He NEW YORK (AP) — five-game winning OaMand 25 24 .510 8 Ricliard Marsh, John Mc^eon, 9 Fnmclaoo 19; H. Aaron, Atlanta Baltimore’s Good pitching, not Mickey land was reained out ed Detroit. SUNDAY Inaialed be wanted to play and 16; L. May, Cincinnati 16; R. • • * string. Seattle 28 28 .451 6 Low gross —A —Stan HUin- After Gaining Western Title Fred Oliha, Mike Riccio, WU- tha doctor oaid be oouhhi't hurt Alien, Philadelphia 16. Mantle Day, inspired the YANKS-WHITE SOX— CMcago 21 27 .488 6H nU 74; B —Charlie Reynolds Uam Gorra, Richard FTlloramo, tt any mote but be didn’t think BlBy laughed. Rocky Tlimpaon, in (wcond Dennis WlrtaUa, Dennis GUha, Stolen baaen Brock, St Lou- New York Yankees to play StotUemyre, 9-4, the best Yan- BED 80X-B0YAL8 — Kansas City 22 81 .MS 8 79; C — Ben Brown 82; D — M id l o t h ia n ; hi. anyone oould play with that like the Yankees of old. Caltftyntta 17 84 12 "Sure if ” he said, "ff I oon- with a 69 for 280. Ron Reid, Tom AbraUis, Kevin BASE HIT—Atlanta’s Felix Millan watched Pirates’ shortstop Jose Pagan leap is 26; Mbtgan, Houston 16. kee pitcher since the days of Lonborg, 64, looking more Barney Weber 89; B —Joe Fai- (AP) — fiuffalo Billy Cas- for ball he just hit as he heads for first base in Atlanta game. much pain, Mickay played a Pitching (6 decisions)—Stone, And it also served as an in- Snaday's BestSto ' tanl 97, Ed Levy 97. ... , ttaue to’ drive the bail well, hit Third-round leader Frank O’Connor, Jim SuUlvan, John Mantle's prime yeaia, gave up a and more like the pitcher who per set his sightssighi on a third * clito well Beard teU to a 74 tor 28i and Babinoau. fear taminga and started a raly Atlanta 64, 1.000; Baldscfaun, spiration for the new Seat- run In the second Inning, hurled Boston to a pennant in New York 8-11, CMcago 1-2 SURPRISE TOURNAMENT EMOTION—Mickey Mantle rubs his eyes as he ^ United States Open golf drop putte, followed by Eng- fire & po u c e a single before the blood San Diego, 64, 1.000. worked out of a bases loaded 1967, scattered nine h’lU tor Bos- Cleveland 8-2, CaOtoraU. 04 Par 6’s, One-Qoarter Handicap ceives standing ovation between games of twinbill. tle Pilots to play like the pretty hard to land’s Peter Townsend, 72 tor Coach John MoPharland to aeep through his Strikeouls—Singer, Loe Ange- Jam in the third and didn’t allow ton behind a long ball attack Boston 8, Kanaas Otty 2 A — Art Tulin 19-1-18; B — championship today, his ^Picture Bowler’ in Classic pants and I took him out.” Pilots of old. confidence bubbling, his beat” were the only men to WlUlam Peoples, Carl Ogren, Record Catch les 101; OitMcm, S t Louis 85; With many former great Yan- a hit for the last six innings. that made it easy. Rico Peiro- WasMngton 7, Minwoota 5, 12 Saul Pasteim ck 20-2H—17%; The man who goes bock to the NEWBURYPORT, Mass. Jenkins, Chicago 86. kees and the largest crowd in Joe Pepitone, resembling the oeUi lashed Ms 18th and 19tb inninga Frank Wltaon 21-2%—18%, game in great shape and formula near-rerfect ^ twimament. A1 I.WUe. ^e 3m^ Chris atmxt at Mantle’s career is Tom Losses End After 20 Games (AP) — A North Adams, the majors this season—60,096 sluggers wo won pennants tor homers to take the American Oakland at Detroit, rain iptrber a -2 % -i.% ;-c his troublesome allergy Xw-“ -mbSn^t Oneenwade, the scout who Mass., (ishennan has landed —on hand to do honor to Mantle, the Yanks of yesteryeau', sup- League lead emd Dalton Jones Seattle 7, BaltHnora 5 TartagUa 183% - 16%, BUI problems subsiding. winning hte third Western UUe. ^ oreg Kelley. ChuckKIeln. Mike Cathy Dyak To Risk Idm as years ago this a 98pound cod llsh, 17 the Yankees swept a double- plied the power with his 13th and Reggie Smith each hit one Today’s Oames Marsh 204%—18%, Irv Ertman "Thda eets me up very weU tor one of the most prestigious in Masters champ Tweedle. Henry Pope, AI Ro- pounds more than the rod header from the Chicago White omer of the season with two nx-k,.. AI driving the ball 'very dies. poorly in recent weeks, said he Nlcote., Jeff Johnson, Brad ords to support her a b U l t y . ------Amwican League in complete hjg habit, with a helping hand from the Montreal Ex- "The inspiration comes when Ed Hermann and a run in the knocked in the three nms with a Only games scheduled Keanp, Jim Oinoberg, Ekt Levy. W. well and long for me,” the 87- “ When I toed off, I was sur- may have solved some of the al- Johnson, with 69. L. you get good pitching,” Houk eighth and started a decisive tomer and a double. Low grooB — A —Dora Kel- Mrs. Dyak wUl be a women’s w the U.S. CtasnSc in 1967; po8’ new third base coach a fellow named Gene Center Billiards 10 0 year-old master said. "I hit a prised we were playing,” Cas- lergy problems that have Benta, Jim ‘ »LaChapeUe, John Rex Mays Qassic said, referring to Mel Stottle- flve-nm fifth inning with a dou- But Oalitornia broke a 14- lner 97; B — Bertha KuraU 103; iavorlite at FamUy Bowl, Water- the Dixie Classic toi 1962 and Mauch. Green Manor 8 2 lot of good irons. And it gives per said. plagued Mm. Duffy, Jim Welch, Steve Bix- ford, June 1816, to win the All myre’s three-hitter and a slx- ble. game road losing streak in the C —EUle Miarsh 112; D — ler, Richard Goss, Tom Cam- Won by Pollard 1965; the Lady Chesapeake, Mauch, tong-aiFfering manag- Acadia Restaurant 6 6 hftter by rookie Bill Burbach Pepitone’s two-run single you a great deal of^ conftdence Clasper, who won his 43rd tour ” I’m going to Houston forti- Star title. A year ago at War- Elizabeth Barger, Lorraine w^hen I was in the mJ- nightcap by capitalizing on their Helene Harman 126. eron. MILWAUKEE, Wte. (A P I- er of the National League ex- Sportsman’s Tavern 3 6 The Pilots, however, have no capp^ the rally and Horace to roU in same putts like I -victory, pushed his career mon- fled,” he said. “I’ve been Uving wick, R.I., she edged Dot Hull GuiU, Rose MaitineUl, and J Walnut Barbers one hit—a bioop double by Aure- SURPRISE ELKS Starting from the back of the J 2 7 did.” “Does winning this one ey winnings to $967,000. He fin- with a doctor for a week and a of her home state in the final mnaion club, atatlaaed himself ^ , t >. > glorious past or former stars Clarke tripled in three runs in Uo Rodriguez—off Mike Paul. A — Carol Carlson 43-4%— several handicap events. torll-e first “If I thought tt would help I d DeCormier Hornets 1 9 make you the man to beat in the Ished with a 72-hoie total of 276, half and we think we may have Coaches — Bill Barry, John pock after a 18car smashup on position round. Mrs. Djrak carv- on the ooacMhg line tor it.* flntt like the Yankees, but tor the the next inning. The double drove in one of three 88%; B — Marge AUen 485% AndreoU The mother of a 18year old time rids aeaaoin Sunday . . . and both ^ third base “It was .a good day all four strokes in front of long-shot worked something out.” the first lap, Art Pollard won ed out a set of 433. first 49 games of their exist- runs in the Otth inning with a 40%; C -B lu e Marsh 4 8 7 % - Opf>«>7” aomeone aeked. Tom Sapienza, RailiSi Bei^ daughter, Stephanie, and a 18 SOFTBALL round,” said a smiling Houk as the 150-mile Rex Mays Memo- or MANCHESTER the Expos promptly broke their at the eame ^ ence, they had compiled the aacritloe fly smd an error scoi^ NATIONAL LEAGUE a% ; D — Mary Kearney 66- naidi, Doug Scruton, Ron Sie- This will bo her fourth New yeaiMild son. Rusty, rtis in the W. L. the Yankees swex>t the four rial Classic Sunday with a neai^re^ 9^ -t«ak at 20 _t^kia rearkable record tor an expan- ing the other two. W, L. 8%—47%; Ktofcen — Dora minskl, BUI Maher, Greg Pow- England All-Star. She finished wife of Steve Dyak who in 1940 BUDGET T e Wm S gamea by aqueexing past Los Robe*****, backed by usty Alberti's 4 1 game set with four straight record verage speed of 112.167 NATIOHWIOe sion team of having never been Jhn McOlothUn, 5-4, protected NassUf Arms 7 — 0 KeUner 97-20-77, Helene Har- eU, Bob Bergln, Al Cameron, third at Swansea, Mass., In 1965 and 1942 won the Mea'm U.S. Staub's two-run homer and Klock 8 2 complete gamea. miles an hour. auARANTECO SCKVICi; Angetos 4-8. shut out. the runs until the ninth when Medics 7 — 2 nwn 12846-40. and failed to reach the final Classic, Mack Jones’ basee-empty Uast, Wholesale Tire 8 2 • * • Bob Btdand, Ken Roback, Jeff Irogdceily, it was Pollard who Lamer Can Fret Towing “I decided I'd try it while 1 That ended Saturday when Hoyt WUbelm- relieved as the to- M€Ui. Auto Parts 4 — 4 Watt, BUI Davis, Jim Stratton, round at Seekonk, Mass., in 'Mrs. Dyak was inducted Into ^ posted Ws first major league ------Driving School 8 2 PILOT8-ORIOLES— Country Club triggered the spectacular crash Jim Palmer of Baltimore dians scored their runs, but fell Green Manor i — 8 Toon Hobin, Pat McCarthy. 1967. duckpin bowUng’s HaU of Flame TCI., 6 4 3 -2 4 6 7 -wsa driving tom e last n^Jtt, yigfjggy (tie Ehqws ended their Telephone 2 2 With Mark Belanger's error SHOT OUN MliMBEB GUEST when his trorsmisslon broke blanked them, but the Pilots one short and had their d'ye- Moriarty’s 0 — 7 MANOR OONSTRUenON A native of the Baltimore, two years ego. She has been the yermm Town Line tailspin three kwses short of the B.A. Club 2 3 wasted Ubtle time returning to opening the gates, Seattle Low Net-4ohn Krlstof - BlU coming out of the No. 2 turn, U U game 'Winning streak ended. ------Md., area, die has been rank- state and New England all- Coach Henry Monty. AnnulU’s 2 3 their good old ways, scoring five Jumped on Mike Cuellar, 64, at Degnan, 51; Harry Blch - John causing his car to fishtail, graze »T*. as, TALX:OTTVIH.*,CT the third base ooaefa’a box. I miadeiphla Phil- AMERICAN LEAGUE Ed Rowley, Mike McNickle, ed among the ' nations top 10 events champion, and stngtos Mota’s 0 4 runs in the first inning Simday the stsut with Joto Kennedy sin- koEovlch, 52; Jim MeUey - an outside retaining well and SENATORS - TWINS — W. L. Mike Landry, John Leber, John bowlers seven times since 1062. champion of Oonnecticilt Ues. en route to a 74 victory over the gling in two runs and Gerry Walt Zarocdtl, 63; Den Ready • lock wheels with Lloyd Ruby’s The New York Meta ran their INDEPENDENT SOFTBALL McNertney, Ray Oyler and Dei Unser’s two-run honver in Sears 6 — 8 Paul Whitney, 63; Bob Genove- Mace, Connie McCurry, Ron oar. In 1966-66 and again a yaer lat- Orioles. I’ oUce & Fire 6 — 4 Lanzano, Bob Briggs, Tom er, she Was ranked No. 1. Last unbeaten atrlng to 10 gamea W. L. Jim Lonborg also continued to Steve Barber one each. the 12th gave Washington Us fll - Al Cagnello, 63; Jack The crash forced 11 entries Joe Namoth led unbeaten DiUon's 5 — 4 Sloan, Paul Pryor, Pete Brazd- season Cathy was second. with a 8-2 comeback victory Taylor's Tavern 6 0 look like______thef ______pitcher— he______was in Dlcli Simpson's first homer ofvictory after Harmon Klllebrew OUva • Joe OUv«, 64; Tony out of the running. Two more Beaver Foils, Pa., High School over San Diego; San Frandoco Wymtui’s Oil 4 1 the past by hurltng Boston to an the season in the fifth inning tor sent the game toto extra innings Army & Navy 8 — 6 Staotord - Fran Duggan, 64; ionis, Mike TMbodecuu, Pete returned to the track after un- She has 'won aU of the major to nine straight footboU victo- PRO'S CnOICnT CAN TAKE Wipco 3 — 8 stretched Philadelphia’s losing Ray’s Restaurant 8 2 8-7 victory over Kansas City. a 6-1 lead turned out to be the his Low OroM —ETank Kieman- Leber, Richard Goss, Greg dergoing extensive repairs. tournaments for women, Includ- ries in 19M. skein to eight games with a 9-8 Lenox Pharmacy 8 2 In other games, Washington decisive blow and Wsme Comer 14th, teln Caiaitea Plclsens, 69; Bob Germain. 12-lnnlng nod; Houston nipped Ceftter Congo 2 8 beat Minnesota 74 in 12 innings added his ninth homer in the and Frank Howard had hom- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PONTIOELU’S N N ANYTHING YOUR ORYER OISHES Haynea - Tuck Foeter, 70; Doc St. Louis 2-1 in 11 kmingB and WINF ” 2 8 and aeveland blanked Calltor- eighth aa the PUots ended ered earlier tor (he Senators. W. L. MicKea • Al Gott, 71; High Team Coadi John Reevee. Atlanta swept a douUeheader North Methodist 1 4 Lawyers 4 — 2 Grows—Hoyd - Ebrrester; Kick- Tom Happeny, Ward Gochee, Stevoison’s 4 — s OUT, YET IT'S AS COMFORTAOIE from Plttsbingh 11-10 and 44. AUled Printing 0 6 era— Spileoki, Oreosor, Jarvis Kevin (Moran, Ed Dubaldo, OUens 5 _4 Rain washed out the Ckicln- Hanson, Pietrantonio, Tyler Mike Peecik, MUce Griffin, natf-CaUcago Oubs game. DUSTY SOFTBALL Anealdi'a 8 — 6 Kteman, Schotta, Rath, Plodzlk, Dwight Petersen, Mike Mistret- Negnon’s S — 6 AS m COTTON. • • • W. L. AppEn, Oazia, AnmiUl, Wales, ta, Steve Samlotis, Ron Ded- EXPOS-DODOERS— Tedtord's Bcutiera 6 0 GAMES TONIGHT Hoppel, Lutln, Nedswick, T. occlo, Mark Denley, Chartee Gunver Stampers 4 1 Manor vs. Nessiff, 6 — Lundberg, Jay Kopeckl', EM "Pops Aro Tops Robertson, stariihg tor only KeU^, T. Kelley Jr., Remi Manchester Hendd 8 2 Buckley. Leber, Ken Ryen. the fourth time, ttxdc a two-hltr BEST 17 or Marlow's!'' VFW 8 2 I>lUon vs. A*N, 6—W addell. ter and at 4-1 lead into the ninth Carrot Mladdox 687-61 Gorman Broihers 2 8 Stevenson’s vs. AnsakU's, 6— Ohnrtto Bogghd 60-868; Woody at Loe AngeHen, but gave tip two North Elnd Fire 2 8 Verplanck. O’Brochta Wins Ctark 68-5-68; Eirwin Kennedy mome hits and needed help from Harry’s Pizza 1 4 TUESDAY, JUNE 19 68868; Doc McKeo 68-863; Ken veteran Elroy Face as the Discount S^irntture 0 6 Blackledge Golf Medics vs. MAP, 6 —^Buck- Gordon 87-4-83; B—Frank Kler- Dodgers rallied for a pair of ley. naa 68860; Mhrt Rosenthal 71- Honors in the Manchester runs. TONIGHT Wipco vs. PAP, 8—W b id d e ll . ‘"Ibe toughest part of the 1249; Jack OUva 74^1860; C— Newcomers’ Club Golf Tourna- Acadia v*. Sportsman, 7:30— Norman’s vs. (lUersi, 6 — whole streak was that ninth in- BlU Stuek 77-1869; Carl Eng^ ment yesterday pt the Black- Nebo. Verplanck. ning,” said Meudi. beig; 84-21-63; BtU Skinner 84- ledge course were won by Tom « • • Walnuts vs. DeCtormler, 9— WEDNESDAY, JUNE U 21-68; Low Orosa—Erwin Ken- O’Brochta of East Hartford with Manor vs. MB’s, 6—Buckley. UNSCHEDULED REST—Eleven cars were involved in this accident in Re>x a 76 round In handicap play. MET8- PADRES— Nebo. nedy 72; Blind Boggy —Fred Phone vs. BA's, 6:16—Nebo. Dillon vs. Sears, 6—^Waddell. Mays Classic at Milwaukee, Wis., yesterday. Al Loquastro squeezes out of his Runner-up was Barry Stoner Wayne Crarrett’s run-scoring Lennon 84; Frank SpUacki 84. We Carry Methodist vs. Lenox, 6:16— Stevenson’s vs. Lawyers, 6— PRO SWEEPS racer after sliding into guard rail. Seve n of 24 cars finished. of Mandiestor. Sixteen men Boys’ single capped a two-run eighth Keeney. Verplanck. took part. CMacs. T o o inning rally that swept tne Mets Low Gross — Erwin Kennedy Tedford’s va1 Fire, 6:15— THURSDAY, JUNE 18 72; John Pergallo 73; Low Net— r' 'ThiiU - — past San Diego, giving right- Robertson. Nasslff vs. Medtes, 6—Bude- hander Tom Seaver Ms ninth ley. ETank Klentan 789-66, Jack Grown Champs Rod Laver and Mrs. Court GOLFERS TUESDAY, JUNE 10 OUva 881445, Carroll Maddox victory against three knees. AAN vs. Wipco, 8—W addell. We have reservations avail- VFW vs. Gunver, 6 :16—Rob- 787-68, Doc McKee 78-5-88. able tor weekday evaotogs. Seaver struck out 14 Padres in Ansaldi’s vs. Norman’s, 6— In CIAC Track ertson. BEST 16 Set Out After New Honors Call 6488812 seven intrings, then left (or a hit- Congo vs. Wyman, 6:15—Kee- Verplanck. ALL IN VAIN— New York <»tcher John Ellis slides across the plate but too A —Paul Groobert 688-62; STORRE, Two men have pulled off the ter in the eighth as the Mets FRIDAY, JUNE 18 Faxgreve Os—tty ney. late against Chicago. He was forced at plate and White Sox catcher Duane Jo- Oarrott Miaddox 687-62; B-Jlm petition i?th e CIAC State Track and Mrs. Margaret Court, Aus- Grand Slam—Donald Budge In came from behind against rook- MB’s vs. map, - 6—B u c k l e y . Keeney St. Mnnrtttotsr AnnulU vs. Wliolesale, 6:16— sephson then fired, to first^bu t threw the ball into the rightfield instead. 1938 and L aver In 1962. . te A1 Santorini. Soars vs. PAP, 6—W a d d e l l . Mloriarty 6810-48; Joe Cerlna and EHrtd Open determined In- tralia’s hottest tennis stars, left Nebo. 68-14-40; Frank Ktoman 589-60; dividual winneira Saturday. Team today tor the grass courts of The Mets' winning string DeCormier vs. Acadia, 7:30— Lawyers vs. Oilers, 6 —Ver- matched Houston’s 10-g;amie run planck. C Bari Anderaon 78-2241; Ray points were not tafiled. England and the next stage of Nebo. Rfrtm** 782841; Low Groes— First place wtamers follow: their bid tor a double Grand last month as the longeet in the Manor vs. Billiards, 9—Nebo. Prince Fails in Try for Triple, AMERICAN LEAGUE • John Kristof 74; Blind Bogey— High Jump: Ehrans, Wolcott, Siam. majors this year. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 • • • Front-running Beain peulded M(>rt Herman 96; George FUtz e ft, 1 In. They have won the singles tl- Discount vs. Harry’s, 6:16— EXPERT VOLKSWAGEN GIANTS-PHILS— their first place metfgln with on *** MUe Run; Melly, Newington, Ues in the Aiutrallan champlon- Robertson. PBO SWEEPS 4:19,9 ships and the EYenoh champlon- Jim Davenport’s bases-Ioaded 8-1 makeup win over the Anny Ray’s vs Allied, 6 T6—Kee- Question Who Is Better Horse Low Gros3—John Kristof 74; Discus: Dretasigaker, Amity, aMpa, wMch flnlshed'at the Ro- single with noie out in the 12th A Navy CTUb last asturday at REPAIRING & SERVICING ney. Waddril Field. Lew Not—Frank Kleman 77-8 i82 ft. ii in. (state record) land Garros Stadium Sunday. 9 broke an 8-8 deadlock at San Moto's vs. Drivers, 6:15— "Maybe we’re the champion den a former great Jockey, 9 NEW YORK (AP) — Groobert 788-68. 120-Yard High Hurdles: C. Tay- Now they tackle the AU-Ehig- Francisco, giving the Giants said: Mike Parrish scattered ilhree Hanes Nebo. after aU,” ti'ainer Eilllott Burch, htts and dtruok out 11 tMttars land Champhaiships at Wimble- their fifth straight victory. Rich- Will they love Majestic “I've never seen anyone .-THBEE JACKS A JIIX tor, Hartford Public, :14.7 Billiards vs. Walnuts, 7:30— who, with Arts and Letters, In getting Ihe mound deotslon, don, which starts In two weeks. ie Allen homered twice for the Prince in September as trapped by such a slow pace in .r, vI! —Roy Riggott, Neal loo-Yard Darti; Varm, Hart- Nebo. scored his third Belmont victo- Pour-nm third frame tor ConkHn, Don Eklwards. Karen ford PuUlc, :10.0 The American Open Champion- Phillies and Willie Mays unload- Sportsman vs. Manor, 9— they did in May? ry, said Sunday. “ We lost the a Belmont. I think it cost him Frank McMahon's big chest- Sears was capped by Jim Roril- T816-66; Second netr- Long Jump: EwtoUe, West Ha- sMpe—the last of the year’s Big WILSON CITGO ed a pinch hit homer tor the his chance for the Triple Ne^. first two by less than a half k)’8 two-run timer, hia firat of Giants. nut colt, who raced to spectacu- Crown.” John Kristof, Bob Genovesl, ven, 23 tt. 0 in. (meet record) Kour events—are scheduled to Rout* Norrii CovMtfry 742-9713 THURSDAY, JUNE 13 length and won this one by 5M1. tile year. RoaUIo added a two • • • lar victories In the Kentucky Hartack, who would not com- Bari Anderson, Joanna Hunt, 71- 448Yard Run- Lakea C bv^ start at Forest Hills, New York, Herald vs. Gorman’s, 6:16— Derby and Preakness last “It was one of those things,” base Ut and teammate John 1447; Tlilrd net — Bob White, try, :60.4 ’ Aug. 28. A8TR08.CARD8— Robertson. said Johnny Longden, trainer of ment, kept Majestic Prince off The reason is Comloa Blend fabric. month and into the hearts and the pace even after Arts and TassUIo added a pair of Mnglea. Joe ^ n a , John Rleder, Peg Javelin: Oorite, Woloott, 200 •1799 Larry Dierker, 8-4, pitched a Taylor’s vs. WINF, 6:16— Majestic Prince. “I still think Sears 204 02x—84-1 It's rhade with polyester for strength. imagination of the pubUc, is no Letters had taken the lead and Chanda, 77-1948; Fourth net — n. 7 in. five-WUer and drove tnr the win- Keeney. we have a good horse, and he’ll Army Navy OOO 100—144 With extra cotton content for longer unbeaten and is not the by the time Prince made bis A John Dyment, Mary Oange- 888Yard Run: EueU, Norwich, greater softness and more comfort ning run with an 11th inning sin- Alberti’s vs. Klock, 6:16— be back in the fall.” Triple Oown champion his ad- challenge, the winner and Jock- Pariah and Van Ripper, Hart; were, Vic Daley, Charlie i:85.s What’s the catch? reor-wlndow defogger and the new gle, carrying the Astros past St. Nebo. MacLean, Kershaiw and WoDen- MANCHESTER'S mirers hoped for. The Belmont had no sooner ey Braulio Baeza were too far in Whalen, 7817-W; Harry Ather- shot Putt: M. Taylor. Hart- There isn’t any. ignltltm/steerliig lock. Louts. Defeat, by SV6 lengths, came ended, with Dike, Dlstray, Roo- berg. It’s the price of the real thliig, not T-Shirts • * • front. The time was 2:28 4-5, far ton, Del Bt John, Bob Locha- ford Public, 66 ft. 6% in. $1700 is the sugg^ed retail price Saturday in the $147,800 Bel- ney’s Shield and Prime Fool ftd- peUe, Evelyn Lorentaen, 7818- Triple Jump; Estelle. West Only Fuel Oil Dealer at the port of entry for the 'VW sedan. a stripped-down economy model. BRAVE8-PIRATES— off the track and stakes record NA'nONAL LEAGUE • Specially reinforced for longer wear Miss Budweiser mont Stakes and the conqueror lowlng the Big Two under the 69; Low arose — Jim Morlarty, Haven, 47 ft. 8 In. The price includes the Federal ex- What else do you have to pay? • Full-cut for comfort of 2:26 S-5 by Gallant Man in Six runs in the aeoond inning ciw tax and import duty. Tranaportatlon from the pc^ of Hank Aaron’s IBth liomer, a was Rokeby Stable’s Arts and wire, than the second guessing 1967. Sldp Apidln, Paul Hunt, John 188Yard Low Hurdles: C. • M a c h in e wa shable solo shot in the eighth, won the baffled Morlarty Brothers aa Open 24 Hours A Day! It otao includes the built-in heater/ entry. Dealer delivery chaige, kxzd Regatta Winner Letters, the Prince’s victim by started. Longden, who wanted to skip Kristof; Diok Ottavlano, Her- Taylor, Hartford PubUc. :19.6 2 fo r $2.69 opener for the Braves after they a neck in the Derby and by a Green Manor defeated the Oil- defroster, windshield washer, elec- sales tax. Was BlU Hartack, aboard the Belmont because the Prince man Ek, Tony Stanford, Haiel 220-Yard Dtah; Varm, Hartford tric windshield wipers, outside rear- One optional extra that mokes a Athletic SldrU ...... 2 for $2.66 blew a 9-1 lead. Jerry May men, 7-6, at Buckley FM d Bat- WASHINGTON (AP) — Miss head in the Preakness. Majestic Prince, fooled by the ^ad lost weight and because he urday. Morlartv’s oimmL w 84 Piper, 72-18-69. Public, :22.l (meet record) riew mirror padded dash, front seat lot of sense, autocnatic stick diift Boxer Shorts pinch hit a grand slam liomer BucJweirer didn't teel lllce a wfn- Who’s better?—a question exceedingly slowsfow pacepace? Was the thought 1V4 mUe* was too much lead in the fUat Knany but W IRno Hole Oroiqi — Sweep- Two-MUe Run: Duggan, Hart- MORiARTY BROTHERS headrests and seat belts froitt and (It eliminates the cutch pedal). • Wrinkle-resistant: needs no ironing for the Pirates after teammates ner. The bearings of the seven- that now has a solid foundation distance too much tor the aa this stage of the career, rtofcan — Vivian Leoperance 86. fird PubUc, 9:854 bock. Another ta leotherette upbolstry. Jose Pagan drtUed his first and liter hydroplane engine w<*re considering Arts and Letters’ wasn’t enough tor 24 Oraen • Durable, all-around elastic waistband Prince? Was he fit? didn’t think the distance beat Mianor. Harriet Horan 88. gpoie V aidt: Acosta, Norwich, Wham Cusiwnen Net to mention the new electric And that's It. • Specially reinforced fly second homoTB of the season, close to giving out, said driver romp in the tough, 114-mile Bel- "The oolt Just relaxed too his colt. Burch agreed. Jim White, tied a home run 18 Hole Oroup —Odd heiee, 18 ft. 6 hi. (meet record) Hove Come Pltcher Mflt Pappas smacked Frank Byers Jr., and there was mont compared to Majestic much on BUI without him realiz- “It wasn’t the fact that he low gross — IsabeUe Pardak 880Yo«d Relay: Hartford Pub- Mobiil a two-run homer, helping AUan- that fresh patch on the hull. Prince’s narrow victories in the for the .wlimers and BUI Nelsati first — h e a ting oil | Oenturyl ing it,” said Longden. “There's couldn't catch my hoioe at a was the oiUy player to get tiwo 486-40; low net — Janet Shaw he, i :80.8 (meet record) MARLOW'S' to enaoe a 34 first inning deficit But Byera, Oolumbur, Ohio, shorter Derby and Preakness. no doubt Hartack should have mUe and a half Saturday.” 488M; Marion ZamalUs 62-18 ______in ihe nightcap. Ortando Oepe- held on to his lead in all five The answer should start coni- ^ ^ hits..The losers at« 0-8. TED TRUDON. Inc. DowBtowtt Mala Bizmt, been closer to such a slow pace Manor 060 100 7-84 IT; low putts —Janet Shaw da, MUeas in 18 previous trips to laps Sunday to w>n the Sftth run- Ing In the late summer or blaming anybody.” 25. An eotUnated 96,000 opeclea o f PUcher Bob Gibson won 16 Mortarty's sil 000 6-84 Open 6 IkiyB • Mmib. Night* tiU »i0# the plate, drove in the winning ning of Uie President’s Cup Re- when the two cotts return to the However, television commen- straight gamea tor the St. Louis 17 — Lpir net —Oele ftweets inhabit North America. CALL 643-5135 TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE Kura, Plerro, Daigle and WU- run with a sixth indng Jingle. g«tta on the Potomac River. races after being rested. Eddie Arcato, Uke Long^ (tordinala in 1908. Perry 87-17-70; Evelyn LorarttzonMoro than 900,000 spsetes In- 301 c e in sR sracET MANCH8S— ,.>AUTN04aC0 aoo: Nicola and Freeman. DCAUR 881871; Putts-Csle Perry tt.hatott the earth.

si J Mui HriMIT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., Rm Iimm ScrvIcM Movin9— ^Imekin^— H«lp W an fd H«lp Wanf d Hdp Hdp Wontnd— AAoln 36 OffwEd 13 Storog* 20 MotTqoqot 27 3S 35 SB Hdp Wonrad " THERE 'HTGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN «id WHIPPLE WANTED—Experienced plumb- Apartmann— Flat*—• Hoosm For Rant 65 attendant fqr service sta- TMMnwnts 63 CLASSIFIED SHARPENING Service — Saw* MANCTOemm DeUvary-Upht SECOND MORTOAOE — UD- er’s helper, good wages, over- RENT a 7-iSom house, $276 per tion, weekends. Apply In per- MEN or women for work at Boeso BEAB ms BRAIMS OUr.CXJNSTAMTlV B u r !NHEH HE MEEDS AM ORDMAR/ S-CENIER knives, aces, shears. skatei. trueklnf and paekape delivery. limlteid fundi available tor sec- time. CaU 649-292e, A. B. Chfek month, accountable upon op- COMPTOMETER son, Gorman Bros., 770 Main drive in. lllust be pleasant and KG rotary Uados. Quick service Refrlperators, wafers and ond mortpapeo, payments to Plumbing A Heating, Inc. APPIMG RARE STAMPS HIS OOUECTlOH- ID MAIL A PLAIM OLD EVERV-OAV L E TIt R tion to buy. For Information St.- be able to work with people. Oapitol Equipment, Oo., Rf stove movlnp, specialty. Fold- suit your budget. Expedient rrj. encse required. ’Truiflxictanon n A N I C f V I L L E ; IMMEDIATE call 649-4342, broker. Main St., Miuebeator. Houre inp dialrs for rent. M0417B2 servloe. J. D. Realty, 64^6139. OPERATOR COOKS — FuU or part-time, Prefer adults over 20 years ADVERTISING '______h e li^ . Call 649-94U.______heat ’Treating —Ojiportunltles dally 7:S0-S, Thursday, 7:80-9 nights. Including weekends. old. Must be wlUing to work IT/ latest TRiiE. CRlHGELV; - A MHERE ARE THE f T A M P f ? THE MAIL OCCUPANCY NO. COVENTRY - Brand new MmtOAOES, loam, first, sec- here now on third shift for CLA88inED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Saturday 7:8(M. 8U-7MI8 COSMETICIAN — For Apply in person, Howard John- some weekends. Hours can be mirA«ONlAI| BUIE TRlM ldC COLLECTIOM VIILL BE AMV MIHUTE.* HOW Raised Ranch, 8 bedroom*, ond, IMrd, all kinds, realty, Openings tor expert-. learning specialized heat treat- Pointing— Fcgiorinq 21 waxing and makeup. Apply sons Restaurant, 894 ’Tolland arranged to suit you. Ehccellent THIS UTTLE BEAUTV HIPPED ME COME THESE ARE M EVER A N9 4H - Room Town House heated, fireplace, JiUy 15, $250 8AJLto4:S0PJL EXPERT Shaspeninp Services: statewide. Credit raUnp im- enced comptometer opera- ing tor the aero space In- SECRETARY Carriage House Salon, 18 Oak ’Tpke., Manchester. pay. Write Box P, Manches- TOR * 207 - Pl u s 1HREE • « % ! «T A M f apartment, 2 baths, air con- monthly. Security and refer- Saws, knives, scissors, parden L. PELLETIER PAINTINO - neceaaary, reasonable. Confi- tors. Must be skilled In aU dustries. If you are looking for 6 St., Mencheeter. ter Herald. SEARS OF MUHUH&r ditioning, stove, refrigera- ences. CaU 742-6281. COPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. tools, pow er, mowers, hand Interior and exterior palntlnp. dential, quick arrangements. phases of comptometer SECOND SHIFT opening for long term security and have Papering end paper removal. abUlty and desire to move O F F IC E * ^ tor, disposal, patio with i. mowers, . shaipened and re- Alvin Lundy Agency, 827-7971, work. Five-day week, Mon- WANTED GAL FRIDAY —Bi local otfloe trainee to qiedalise in oU PROGRAMMER — Require- TEN OR SIX-room lUtoch. Rent PJL DAT BBFMW PUBUOAnON Free estimates. Workmanship sliding glass doors. Beau- paired. Pick-up service 963 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- day through Friday, excel- of a nationwide company. ’Thto hardening. Apply in person. ahead, stop In for personal In- ments: Minimum of tWo years with option to buy. Earle Ever- . Dm AMm In ' aad Mondiqr to 4:M p.m. PiMa,T puaranteed. Fully Insured. 648- tiful, beautiful, beautiful. "Sharpoll", 588 Adams St.. nings, 288-6870. lent benefits, free parking, EVENING INTERVIEWS one gal spot to Ideal for a high Klock Company, 186 Tolland terview at The Klock Co., 1866 auto-coder, and-or Cobol sys- CaU . . . ett Real Estate, 648-7019. 648-5306. 0043, 649-6336. subsidized cafeteria, con- ARRANGED school 'graduate JuM starting ’Tpke., Manchester. Tolland ’Tpke., Manchester. tems. Experience helpful but PLEASE READ YOUR AD genial co-workers and ex- not required. Benefits. Excel- SIX-room house, very comfort- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- In the working wtwid. Dlveral-. BUSINESS cards $6. per thou- Private Instructions 32 ceUent working conditions NEWSPAPERBOY lent opportunity In the field of 649-2179 649-6651 able, 8-bedrooms, convenient flaninni w “WMit Ads” sre taken over the phene as a terior painting, paper hanging. Hed duties In a plush atmos- sand. S A R Sales Co., call 347- Apply Avoid The 'Traffic town government and educa- location. Available July 1st. for iisaitoiUnrir The advertiser shooM read hto ad the FIRST 6670. Discount on wallpaper. Call STENOGRAPHY—Typing. All phere. Salary to $80. Fee paid DEAN MACHINE COUNSELOR DAT IT APPKAB8 and BXPOKT KBBOB8 la time lor the tional data processing. (3ood six months, furnished, $200. per 646-8048, Oscar Hebert. levels, beginning, intermedi- Work In Manchester by client company. Rita Olri, next tonerttan. The Herald to responsible for only QVIB In* LAWN MOWERS sharpened 800 Stiver Lane, Blast Hart- PRODUCTS Duties consist of working Insurance and retirement bene- FIVE ROOMS — first floor, cen- month. Call Paul W. Dougan, ate. advanced. Mary Jayne tral location. Middle aged eerreet or omitted hwertlon for any advertisement and then and repaired. Engine tune-up. PAINTINO — interior and cx FIRST NATIONAL ford, Conn., 628-9416,______with our nevyspaperboy or- fits. No city traffic or parking Realtor, 649-4585. •ady to the extent of a "make pood” Insertton. Errors which Mitchell, 643-8296. IF YOU HAVE GOOD SECRE- 102 COLONIAL RD adults only. No pets. Im- Picked up and delivered. 640- terlor, very reasonable, tree gajilzatlon- tn the servicing problems. Salary commen- do not leoaen the valae of the advertlsemeht win not be TARIAL SKILLS AND LIKE ’TO mediate occupancy. CaU 648- MANCHESTER — Six room 7958. estimates. Call Richard STORES INC. SECRETARIES — TyplsU of subscribers. surate with experience. For- eorreeted by "make pood” Insertion. Schools and Ckmos 33 WORK WITH PEOPLE, WE needed for work In your area Has immediate openings. ward short resume (please in- 4677. Ranch, attached garage, good Marlin. 640-9286. 649-4411 PARK A OAKLAND AVENUES. A man possessing these location, no pets, $250. month- BULLDOZER —backhoe work, HAVE A CHALLENOmO P08I- and Hartford. Temporary, full- clude present salary) to Direc- qualities: SMALL quiet buildings, nice ly, lease and security payment (Bookvnie, Ton Free) land clearing, septic tanks in- NTCK~1SAPAT8ARIS Painting WE’RE looking”FOR EAST HAR’TFORD, CONN. ’nON AVAILABLE FOR YOU tlme or 9-8 p.m. ExceUent pay, ’TURRET LATHE OPERATORS tor of Personnel, Board of Edu- area, one-bedroom apartment. stalled, drainage fields. Paul Contractor — Exterior and In- PEOPLE TO TRAIN FOR IN A BUSY, DYNAMIC OF- no fee. Staff BuUders. 11 Asy- HARDINOE CHUCKERS OP- A high school graduate. cation, 1146 Main St., Man- required. CaU Mr. Murdock, Appliances, heat Included. $145 643-2692, 643-6472. 875-3136 Schendel, 649-0465. terior. Reasonable rates. BTee MOTEL-HOTEL FICE EXCELLENT SALARY lum, Hartford, 278-7610. ERATORS chester. 643-2711 Be able to work effectively per month. CaU Paul W. estimates. Call 643-1731. MANAGEMENT AND FRINdE BENEFITS. ATTICS and cellars cleaned, CONTACT THE PERSONNB3L PRODUCTION MILLERS, SET- with boys. PART-TIME bookkeeper — Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. ALL INTERIOR decorating, Make exoellent salary plus Out of Town odd Jobs, light trucking, TRAIN DEPAR'TMENT, MANCHES- UP AND OPERATE. Have a good driving record Price clerk. Figure aptitude, J --- fy------painting and paper nar,ging. your apartment as motel- Hoip W a n fd — Mate 36 686 CENTER St., new 4% du- Titible Heaehing Our Advertiser? trees removed and lota clear- ’TER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, INSPECTORS, EXPERIENCED (automobile furnished). typing, bookkeeping, experi- 80RfJl£ BRKR90H For Rant 66 EhcceUent references and rea- hotel manager. Live and BA and leave your message. TonTl hear from our advertiaer In opportunities ? ’Training THIRD Variety Store. heat, hot water, stove, r e f r i g e r - ______GIANT’S NECK Heights Edge^ Reasonable. Call 643-5306, 648- 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. APPROVED. tact Mr. Gibbs, 875-6248. WESTINOHOUSE double oven 9 fg time without spending all evening at the telephone. begins Immediately. To be- An Equal Opportunity Employer MEDICAL secretary available 9 ator included. Middle-age ROetlng. ’I'wo Mohawk rugs, P’OUB'ROOM tenement, stove. chure. 587-1666, 848-7178. dtoclose the identity of Contracting 14 moval, ceUinge. Guaranteed FABRICATION macy Bldg., Hasmes and M a in ------'Ins^jrance Adjusters and Inves- her to phone Mrs. ’Trout PLUMBING end heating ap- tendant, Saturdays and Sun- home, Manchester. CaU 646- 18’ BOAT, 46 h.p. motor electric Rose color. 90” hunter greeii "'*th gas heater, third floor, any advertiser using box workmanship. Prompt service, St. Paneled, alr-conditloned.alr-(x>ndltloned. MISQUAMICUT, flhode Island, HURST — 4-speed with reverse DORMERS, garages, porches, tigators are badly needed due FIRST NATIONAL collect Boston 617-426-2837. pi-entice with a minimum of days. Apply Dick’s Shell Serv- start, remote control and velvet couch'. Call after 4 p.m Near bus line, $76. ’Two adults, letters. Readers answer- satisfaction guaranteed. 647- BRIDGEPORT 0338. Call evenings, 649-5820. 643- rooms, fully furnished, 1 ^ blind box ads who lock out $65. CaU 6494)668. rec rooms, room additions, to the tremendous Increase of two-years experience. Also ex- ice, 653 Center St., Manches- 64S-0344. no pets, 36 W oodbridge St. STORES, Inc. trailer. Ready for water. $876. 6514, 243-1028. heated, $120 weekly. (JaU 648- desire to protect their kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 9664. claims resulting from automo- ter. 742-8142. bile accidents, fires, burglaries, Apply between 10-12 noon, 2-6 perienced construction work- 0491. identity can follow ;hto j FOUR Mickey Thompson Mag siding, general repairs. Quality Park and Oakland Avea, CLERK-’TYPIST — Exoellent ers. Call H. G. Schulze, Inc., A SINGER SEWING machine, ROOMS, hot water, heat, rfnt n, ______riots, storms and Industrial ac- Elaat Hartford, Conn. p.m. Ask tor Mr. Harvey King. TURRET Lathe operator, over- Dogs— Birds— Pet* 41 proMdure: wheels, good condition. Must workmanship. Financing avail- apot tor « woman who’s been 876-9707. sell. Four tubes and mags, $50. PAINTINO — Interior, exterior. cidents. Over SO mUlion dollars time, top wages, all benefits, S ^ ^ rifice '^ i S Adulte onlV"ro“ Dets^$W building and lot next NEW BAMPSHIRB Cottage, 8 able. Economy Builders, Inc., away from the work world tor GROOMING aU breeds. Har Encloee your reply to | BYee estimates. CaU 648-7876. worth of claims paid each day. experienced only. Reg Mfg. Fiori-ts— Nurseries 49 Sacrifice, $61. WIU accept $6. J^o„Vy ‘w X ^ ’^x"^ ” J ! Excellent Iocs- b«trooma to wall o ^ t - the box in an envelope — 649-7818. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. ’Top money can be earned in this a while. Little typing and gen- MULTI-UIRCUrrS mony HUI. H.C. Chase. Hebron per month. 249-0077. Corp., 1606 Route 6, South Rd., Bolton. 848-5427. Mancheater Herald. “on for any use. 646-2428 from aU ^Uttes, dean, address to the damlfled INSIDE!—outside painting. Spe- exciting, fast moving field, fuU eral offlee duties. Salary $90. S’TEADY part-time work, 6 p.m. SPREADING Yews, 6 years old, » . ----- private, 6 minutes from lake Manager, Manchester REMA Construction Oo. Altera- olal rates for people over 66. or part-time. Work at your 50 HARRISON ST. to in p.m., call 649-5334. Windsor. 289-9551. Never a fee. Rita Girl, 800 Sil- dachshunds! Chihuahuas, $2.60 each. 649-0373, after 6 Taalc TWO-BEDROOM garden apart------nearbynearby activities, $76 waddy. Evening Herald, together Troilors— tions, remodeling, additions, CaU my competitors, then call present Job and study at home, LEGAL Machinerv anil ver Lane, East Hartford, 628- CABINET makers, carpenters, Weimaraners, AKC registered p.m., all day Saturday and ______ment, stove, refrigerator, dish- suite of front Main 876-2272. with a memo Usting the Mobile Homes 6-A repairs. Free estimates. Call me. Estimates given. 649-7868 then attend resident training for MANCHESTER, CONN. Sunday. two weeks at our facilities at 9416. CONSTRUCTION formica installers with experi- litters. Sale subject to vets CARPET Installation tools, used washer, heat, $180. Security ^9® percent loca- oompanies you do NOT 649-8690. Uon near banks, air-condition------CAMPER trailer for rent, 13’ , MIAMI BEACH. FLORIDA, or SECRETARY ence or interest In apprentice- okay. Some ready to go. 1- only 4 months. $75. CaU 643- deposit and lease required. want to see your letter. RELIABLE woman or girl to LABORER Tour letter will be de- sleeps tour to five, stove, oven, NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- Floor Rnishing 24 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA. Excel- ship. FuU-Ome or part-time. 628-5573. 7523. 649-0133, 649-8779. ed, automatic tire sprinkler. W o n r e d V l o R e n t 6B care for two children, ages EXPEUUENCED hydrauUc Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St ------\ -----—------stroyed if the advertiser ice box. Available after July Remodeling, repairing, addi- lent employment assistance. CentraUy located law of- Full - time, year ’round AU State Woodworking, call Household Goods 51 J J ^ ______1______RESPONSIBLE ^uple seek to one you’ve mentioned. tions, rec rooms, garages, FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh For details without obligation, 7 and 9 In Bentley School area. backhoe operator, steady work, FREE — Mixed shepherd DUPLEX — 4% rooms, 16th. Call after 6 p.m., 876- fice deslrra capable secre- work. coUect, Marlborough, 295-9371. 218 HAR’TFORD RD., first floor reasonable fouri^ve room If not It win be handled porches and roofing. No Job tng (specledlzlng in older fill out coupon and mail today. CaU after 5 p.m., 647-1864. 643-6927. puppy, six months old, loves WES’nNOHOUSE electric re- baths, GE colored appUances, 7078. tajry. Legal experience pre- Musical Insframent* S3 office and large storage room. apartment in twd. or three 4n the usual manner. too small. CaU 649-8144. floors). Inside painting. Paper APPROVED FOR VE’TERANS SALESMAN —- For ’TV and ap- children. Needs lots of land. frigerator and Caloric apart- disposal, Venetian blinds, car- ferred. Attractive salary, CAPABLE Woman for cleaning, 875-1103 Frechette Realty, 647-9993. family house with ^ v e sad BONANZA! New 17’ tnavel hanging. No Job too smaU UNDER NEW G.I. BILL pliances. Full or part-time. CaU 8T2-S189. ment sized gaa stove In excel- USED Spinet organ. We Just peted staircase, basement, WES ROBBINS Oarpentry re- insurance benefits, 6-day one day weekly or two half EXPERIENCED pay loador op- refrigerator. July isK Call trailer completely self contain- John VertaUle. 649-6760 INSURANCE ADJUS’TERS Good pay, steady work. Apply lent condition. CaU 648-8894 af- took this Gulbransen in trade, storage, parking, bus line. SMALL S’TORE near 100 per modeling specialist. Additions, SCHOOLS week, paid vacations. Call days. 648-6614 after 7 p.m. erator, steady work, 643-6927 DISHWASHERS — Days or 646-0746 after 6:80. ed. Last one priced tor clear- at Bemle’s ’TV, Manchester ter 5:30 p.m. sold here In September fo r One child accepted. Rent $160. cent Main Street location. A p - ______rec rooms, dormers, pordiee, Dept. 403 649-2866 for interview. ' nights, fuU or part-time. Ap- STANDARD poodle puppies, Lost and Found 1 ance. Vernon Village Inc. 644- SUPERVISOR—Senior Nurse In Parkade. $900. now $650. ExceUent start- No pets. Available June 16th. ply Marlow’s. 867 Main Street. RESPONSIBLE adult cabinets, formica, built - Ins. 1872 N.W. 7th Street PRODUCTION lathe hands, fuU ply in person. Howard J o h n- AKC registered, call 623-1544. MCGEE (Joppertone gas range, LOST — PasMxMk No. 99696 8120. Business Opportunity 28 Miami, Florida 33125 growing PubUc Health Agency or i>art-tlme. Apply in person, er organ. Keyboard Studio. Call 649-4342 or evenings, 872- with no children or pets bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3446 son Restaurant, 394 Tolland 10 months old, paid $200. ask- 6669. 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office, in University Town. Salary to Metronlcs Inc., 640 HUUard St POUR CUTE kittens looking for Phone Vernon 872-4822, f o r reasonable three-five Savings Bank of Manchester. Name ...... A g e ... WOMEN to coUect and pack ’Il>ke., Manchester. FIRST CLASS PAINTERS ing $125. 646-1736, after 4 p.m. $130, includes heat, 646-2426, AppUcation made tor payment. ADDITIONS, remodeling, ga- eggs. MiUer Farms, Coventry, $9,600 commensurate with ex- good homes. CaU 649-6480 after directions. apartment with refriger Garage— Servki Address ...... FIVE ROOM, first floor, near 9-5.__ U U rage, rec rooms, bathrooms perience, plus fringe benefits. Apply to superintendent. 6:30, anytime weekends. SEWING MACHINES — singer and stove In quiet neigh-'' 643-8021. SPINET piano early Americeui Main St., middle age c o u p le .------Storage 10 City ...... State...... Write Mr. Stephen Ardell, Thompson Apartments, Cen- automatic zig-zag, excellent tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce- DAIRY CHECKER AND CXINSTRUCTION maple, regularly $750 now Heat, garage and stove, no GROUND FLOOR prime borhood. CaU 649-2932 or 742- MEDICAL secretary wanted for RFD 1, Mansfldd Center, ter and McKee Streets. condition. Makes buttonholes, 9301. ment work, cellar floors, pa- Zip...... Phone...... $550. Expansion sale this pets. Write Box ”W”, Man- manufacturing or warehouse, Announcomonts 2 general medical office work. Conn., 06260. SHIPPER (X)-ORDINATOR DACHSHUND-pupples — AKC hems, embroiders, etc. Grig- GARAGE for rent 118 Main St., tios, roofing. Call Leon Oles- Accredited Member week. Pick up a new piano at Chester Herald. eaay access. Kage Company, nn'-rmn’r, rvMraT n. ------1 Including typing, telephone etc. An equal opportunity employer. registered, call 228-3112. inaUy over $300., 6 monthly NEEX) A band? For weddings, $8. 646-2426, 9 - 5. synskt. Builder. 649-4291. National Home Study Council NURSES—RN’s and LPN’s In a used piano price. Keyboard ^ 7------17^— Pine Street, M a n c h e s t e r ,^ - COUPLE wUl rent Must be pleasant, cooperative Person to assist construc- payments of $8.60 each or pay- small air-conditioned furnished banquets, or parties. Call 649- East Hartford, 11-7 shift. FuU No Experience Necessary. POUR fluffy double pawed kit- Studio. Phone Vernon 872-4622 ROOM duplex, security de- 8228. CARPENTRY — concrete stepa, and congenial. Send brief re- tion supervisor of large S51 cash.' 522-0931 denier. apartment for two or three 3826 or 649-6749. Very reason- or part-time, good rate end We WiU ’Train MAN FOR tire service, good tens, free to good homes. CaU fer directions cental agreement. Avail------floors, hatchways, remodeling, Help Warned— sume of qualifloatlons to Box company. Must have exper- able Immediately. Earle Ever- ^^AIN ST., com er office, 3 months commencing about able rates. Motorcycles— benefits, on bus line. Burnside Steady Employment. pay, 46-55 hours per week, all anytime, 643-7064. porches, garages, closets, ceU- CANDY ’’G” , Manchester Herald. ience In construction plan- CUSTOM made draperies, slip roomsIV'w'kWia ando n i 4 lavatory. House & July 1st. Write Box "C ” , Man- Female 35 Convalescent Home, 870 Bum- Paid Vacation benefits. Must be steady work- ett Real Estate, 643-7019. Bicycles 11 Ings, attics finished, rec ning. development and in- covers and reupholstering. Hale Bldg. CaU 643-4846 after chester Herald. Paid Sick days er. Experience helpful. Apply AKC REXJISTERED CindereUa Wanted— ^To Buy SB rooms formica, ceramic. Oth- OFFICE position open, Coven- side Ave., East Hartford. Budget terms. Established In “ MANCHESTER Park Chestnut 6 p.m . N BICYCLES—new and used. Re- Paid HoUdays terior layout co-ordination. of Manchester, small minia- PersofKris Phone Mr. Atlas^ 289-9671. Nichols Manchester ’Tire, Inc., 1945. Days, 524-0164 evenings, Garden Apartmentsbiiicjiui aavailable vtu m oie------pairs on all makes. Open daily er related work. No Job too SUPPLY try, clerical, typing, some AVON Group Insurance Please submit resume In- ture black female poodJe. 649- WAN’TED — Antique furniture 296 Broad St., Manchester. 849-7690. July 1, 3% room apartment at RED HOT property for rent. RIDE WANTED from Broad 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, small. Dao Moran, Builder. bookkeeping. Please call 742- PILGRIM Mills Is moving to Pension Plan cluding salary require- 1116. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Want a nice vacation this year? $135. heat, hot water, oven- 2,000 or 3,600 square foot and Center St, to Pratt \Miit- 182 West Middle ’Tpke., Evenings 649-8880. 6641 between 7-9 p.m. Oakland St. and needs experi- Medical Plan ments to P.O. Box 1483, WANTED part-time help for other antique items. Any Start to earn for It today. We’ll CLEAN, USED refrigerators, range, refrigerator, parking building. Available Sept. 1st. 1^ TERESA------^ ) ney, first shift, 7 a.m. - 3-.30 FHve-Day Week Hartford, Oonn. day shift only. Experienced quantity. ’The Harrison’s, 643- 649-2098 HALLMARK Building Com- ROUTE PART-TIME waitress, pleasant teU you how AVON can help. enced cashiers and salesgirls, ranges, automatic washers p.m. 649-1188. full and part-time. Apply Mr. Bridgeport operators, tool and ’THREE kittens to give away. 8709. 165 Oakland Street. and storage, no pets. Telephone Also available 1,500 square E APARTM ENTS ^ pany—for home Improvement, surroundings, good working Territory open! Call 289-4922. Apply: with guarantees. See them at 627-9238 between 9-6 p.m., af- 5bot building at same ’ocatlon. *** IHfclW I w 11 1968 450 OC’s, HONDA'Scram- Blatice, 177 Hartford Rd. Man- guage makers, also a truck Call after i p.m., 649-7701. additions, rec rooms, garages, conditions. 647-1691. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, ter 6 p.m., 647-1871. Two acres for lease adjacent -> O n* Meehi Qtawia* bler, low mileage, like new. chester. MAN—full-time as plumbing driver. Apply at E & S Gage ft ^ Om Main Straot roofing, gutters. Free esti- IRISH Setter puppies, AKC, ten Main St. CaU 643-2171. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, rr——— ------—- to A&P. ’Hie above propertlea Cali 649-2139. COSME’nCIAN — experienced, and hardware clerk. Apply in Co., Mitchell Drive, Manches- Automobiles For Sale 4 mates, all work guaranteed. Maji or woman to re- KNUDSEN BROS. DAIRY weeks, good breeding, $60. CaU glassware. We buy estates. VU- JULY 1ST occupancy, 2%'-CMC are iwcxtculocated ai.at 251 £>ruuuBroad oi.St exceUent working conditions, BOOKKEEPER — part-time, PART-’TIME woman. from ~9 person. Barrett Plumbing Sup- ter. Model Home Furniture ! V NOW RENTING j) Call 646-2527. hours flexible; For further In- a.m. • 1:30 p.m. to tend and 1100 BURNSIDE 875-4966. iage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 rooms, heat, hot water, stove Manchester. Direct all Inqulr NEED CAR? Credit very bad? stock njew type coin dis- full-time, days. Apply In per- ply, 331 Broad St., Manches- 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL 1966 VICTOR Special, BSA, 441 formation call ’Thomas Colle, maintain vending cafeteria at AVENUE HOUSBWORKER — Reliable Lake St.. Bolton. 649-3247. and refrigerator, tile bath, jeg to ’Thomas CoUa, 843-9665 and 2-bedroom deluxe Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- DORMERS, add a level, room pensers with high qual- son only. Westown Pharmacy, ter. FREE to good home two dogs, 19 PIECES parking one car. Security de- c c ’s, $500. Gall 649-8576. 643-9665. 261 Broad St., Mhn- new plant In Manchester. 247- EAST HARTFORD woman, two days per week In * . 7 ^ V ' ------' ” ------>vapartjnente from $156 per est Douglas accepts lo w e s t______addltionB, garages, roofing, ity package candy prod- 456 Hartford Rd., Manchester. white Alaokan Malmute,. husky, WANTED — ANTIQUES, used chester, Oonn. loio. CLERK — part-time mornings, modem home occupied by two $297 * ^------— SPACE available In good loca-s w - a ’ yfmoniUi. Featuring aU ttie< down, smallest payments, any- TRIUMPH Bonneville — 1967, siding, porches. Complete male IM years. Beagle-Shep- furniture, partial or complete pets. $86. Call 649-1369 between tlon for home appliance busi- ucts. NO SELLING! LADIES for light delivery, must Monday - Friday for wholesale adults. AU conveniences. Own' where. Not small loan finance low mileage, many extras. 872- home remodeling. Financing HAIRDRESSER wanted. Apply herd, 4-year old ma!e. Both Interior Designer wants reliable estates. QUl 633-2300 days. 648- 6 and 6 p.m. ness at reasonable rent. Write ^modern oonvenienoea have car and familiar with >. distributor In Manchester. transportation preferable but family or newlyweds to accept company plan. Douglas Mo- oi28. available. CaU Royal Custom Marlow’s Beauty Salon, 867 good with chUdren and ex- 0004 after 7 p.m. Hartford and vicinity. Phone ; Phone 643-2626. not necessary. Porter St. area. delivery of complete Model Dis- FOURtvTttd d ROOMS<->/ ->v To unfurnished, TrZZTTTTr ______D®* “ D” Manchester Herald. Raymond F. and 'v tors, 845 Main. — ------BuUders, 646-3434. Main St. 649-3991. tremely good watchdogs. Call Please call 546-2211 after 6. Mr. Brown, 628-4478. EXPERIENCED 643-4025. play of Quality Furniture Just first floor, parking, furnace. FOR RENT — Immediate, 3,- Louis C. Domoto J) ANTIQUE Car—1929 Chevrolet, 1966 SUZUKI, 150 cc, excellent Dependable KITCHEN aides wanted for full removed to warehouses for Pub- Rooms Without Board 59 $106 monthly. Call 644-OOSl. 500 square feet o f warehouse ( Paving— Driveways 14-A COUN’TER GIRL, evenings, 6 GUARDS — Talcottvllle area, Dea-eiopers and Owners ^ exceUent body, best offer. Call condiUon, $265. CaU 640-3364. or part-time help days, no ex- ST. BERNARD — 18 month old Uc Sale. Modem 3 complete space. Just off Main St., call p.m.- 1 a.m., part-time. 649- third shift, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., WANTED — single gentleman FOUR ROOM apartment, 161 Model Open Dally, 1-6 J 1-684-4524. NO JOBS too le^ge or too perience necessary, we wUl OIL BURNER CONTACT male, beautifully mnrke'’ cesr. rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 Mr. Frephette, H.M. Frechette 1960 DUCATI Cadet, 85 cc’s 0140. six days, 48 hours. $88.40 to to share 6-room house. 643-1960, Oak St., upstairs, call 289-0471. ( train you. Hours are flexible. pc. Convertible living Room, p.m. Or By Appointment y 1960 PONTIAC CatalUmi excel- small, any size paving prob- Person Can Swiss pedigree. Appropriate Agency, 647-9993. very good running condition. Call 647-1461 for appointment. start, along with liberal fringe 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. 628-1068. $126 monthly. lem we are equipped to PART-’TIME evenings, clerk home most er entia'. ’ v .-.g Rentals By X lent condition. $200. CaU 643- $100, CaU 649-7454. SERVICEMAN benefits, uniforms. Part-time $10 down, you may purchase handle. 648-3194. Harvey Bros. typist, diversified work, Rens- MAN for servloe. Evenings, 643-4982. 238 CHARTER OAK ST. —room A’TTRACnVE three - room Houses For Rent 65 ( 9784. also, same area. Men available any room Individually. Im- Paving. selaer Polytechnic Inst. Call PEOPLE NEED PEOPLE Apply with private entrance, suitable apartment, first floor, heat, Earn Up To to work three or four nights mediate delivery or free MANCHESTER — 4% room 1967 FORD, Galaxle 600 conver- Business Servicos Mrs. Weir, 289-4323. 9-5. for working gentleman. $15. hot water, electricity. $115. PAUL W. DOUGAN J' . A n d W e N e e d Y O U ! Pull or part-time with spe- weekly from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. storage. house, centrally located, secur- tible, red-black top, extra fine Offered 13 Roofing— Sidhng 16 cialt}' or Intangible sales starting at $1.70 an hour, auto- Live Stock 42 weekly. 649-1746. Adults, references. 649-5324. ^ 649-4535 onytimo ^ oondltion. 646-2632 after 4. HAIRDRESSER — To seU and MORIARTY BROTHERS CAP & CCP Charge Plans ity deposit. Call 643-9743. The Manchester Homemak- backgrotuid. High commis- matic Increases to $1.85. Call GELDING, 10 years old, flea TREES trimmed, pruned, and BIDWELL Home Improvement $800 A Month Style wigs In our new wig Also, our own Instant Credli FURNISHEED light housekeep- LOOKING for an apartment? er Service Inc., Is seeking 31S CENTER STREET 643-5135 sions. $150 weekly guaran- Ness, Milford, 878-5611 coUect bitten cream, English, excel- 1937 FORD SHOW pick-up, 390 removed. Building lots cleared. Co. Expert installation of boutique. Apply Carriage Plan Ing room for a mature lady. Have many to choose from, Ford engine, 4-speed, mags aluminum siding, gutters and mature women with skiUs tJ\s it qualified. Write Man- for a local interview. lent for children or adults, very Call 643-6388. $146. up. Paul W. Dougari Real- Insured. Free estimates. Call House Wig Boutique, 18 Oak ager, Box 4117, Cleveland, and much more. Trophy win- trim. Roofing installation and Part or fuU-time needed in home management, care classy, has been shown. 742- DISCOUNT FURNITURE We Don't Ghr« You The Brash O ft-^ 522-8429. St., Manchester. Ohio, 44128. ROOM FOR RENT, kitchen ______ner aU shows, legal for street repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. of children, the elderly and 1657 after 6. WAREHOUSE in this area. Requires the sick. Part-time work at privileges, laundry facilities, WE HAVE customers waiting I use. $1,100. 742-9117. G. W. POLLARD ’Tree Service. TELEPHONE solicitors for WAREHOUSE FOREMAN NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS WE GIVE YOU ACTION! | car, exchange of rrfer- a good' hourly rate plus lady only. After 4:30, call 649- for the rental of your apart * Cifttlng, pruning, trimming. ROOFING and Roof Repair. civic project. Phone Mr. Jack- 3680 Main St. Hartford Couglin Roofing Co., Inc., 843- ences, $1450 to $2990 the satisfaction of com - MALE PRODUCTION WORKERS •'WAN’TED for cash and carry 6129. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- Lota cleared. Reasonable. Free son, 528-4478. Experienced warehouse fore- Articles For Sale 45 622-7249 .A . Q lonberso QId . I 1961 CADILLAC, fuU power. 7707. munity servloe. Phone 643- lumber yard full and part-time tate Associates, Inc., 648-6129 estimates. Insured. 289-8720. cash, secured by Inven- man agricultural supply (former Fuller Brush bldg.) THE ’THOMPSON House — O o t ______$250. CaU 646-0275. SEiCRE!TARY — eui alert and 9511 between 9 a.m. and 4 Starling a NEW 2nd Shift Opnration ^ help, experience helpful but not 176 Pine St. Manchester I tory and equipment. house, charge of shipping tage St. centrally located, large LOOKING for anything In real YOU ARE A-1, truck is A-: ROOFING, aluminum siding, intelligent girl with a neat ap- p.p. • neoeaaary. CaU Mr. McIntyre FOUR racket mag wheels, like 646-2332 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, gutters, carpenter work, 80 BATES: fS.71 Per Hoar wad op and receiving. Must have pleaisantly furnished rooms, estate rentals — apartments. Cellars, attics, yards, drive- pearance wanted for a secre- . for appointment at 649-4602. new. CaU Bob 649-2961. (former Nomian’s Fum needs body work. ExceUent Excellent Fringe Beneflto ability to direct warehouse parking. Call 649-2358 for over- homes, multiple dwellings, no PAINTING I ways sealed and small tmek- years’ experience. Connecticut Write for personal Inter- tarial position In a two-girl . Grossman Lumber Oo. Warehouse condition. Going into service. Valley Construction Co.. 643- BOOKKEEPING machine oper- crew. ExceUent salary and DARK RICH stone free loam, night and permanent guest fees. Call J. D. Real Estate | Free BsUwmtes—Easy ’Iiernis | Ing done A-1 right. CaU ’Tre- view, giving phone num- district office. Shorthand end APPLY TO at corner of Pine & Forest St..si 9 Must seU. Evenings, 643-4982. 7180. Free estimate ator, experienced preferred. fringe benefits. East Hart- five yards, $18. Sand, gravel, rates. Associates. Inc., 643-6129. _ OoBtofn Paper Hanging 9 mano ’Trucking Service toll- Mon.-Frl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 WE HONOR ber, to: typing necessary. Benefits In- Attractive surroundings, chsd- ford location. Applicant stoiM, fill, manure, pool and • DeooiaUve Ooonsellng I VOLKSWAGEN-1965, fine con- free, 742-9487. clude a full program of life, lenglng position in East Hart- YOUNG MAN to share home FOUR or three-room flat. LET US do your aluminum sid- ROGERS CORPORATION must be bondabte. For in- patio sand. CaU 643-9604. GLASS top walnut coffee table, master charge • F olly Insured " diUon, white, $895. CaU 649- ing. Complete coverage. Also hospital and surgical in- ford. CaU 628-4461. with 4 others. Available June Security deposit, lease. Avail- _ , TREE SERVICE (Soucier) terview call 289-0655. M r oak ship’s wheel mirror, oc- THC MT|^« 4 MK CARO j WaUpstper Selee | 4349. surance, retirement program Mill and Oektond Sto«—Mendweter, Oonneolloat ALUMINUM SHEE’TS -^ U sed 15th. 643-0406, able Immediately. Earle i ’Trees cut, building lots clear- one and two-door garages built. MAINTENANCE Hill or Mr. Gordon casional chair needs slip cover, Free estimates. 647-1316 or and paid hoUdays, modem RN OR LPN, two days,' 11 p.m. or Td. Marga Hompson— 443-5163 as printing plates. .009 thick. Everett Real Estate, 643-7019. L_, M»-«6M Days—64S-4M1 Evenhigs 1962 FORD wagon, body dam- ed, trees lopped. Got a tree glrl’3 26” bike. Call after 6 ROOM for rent, gentleman only, 649-7029. air-oon^Uoned office, salary to 7 a.m., part-tlm^ or fuU- 28x86” , 26 cents each or 5 for 1^^ Ail calls Answerad ^Jj problem? Well worth phone FOREMAN p.m. 649-8761. central location, references re- ag«, gdod motor. $50. Call 643- STRATEGIC $400 through $460 per month. tlme. 649-4510. n. CaU 643-2711 TWO-BEDROOM duplex, town- 0888. call, 742-8252 quired. 649-8150, 643-2693. house apartment, $165 per ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Contact "Automatic’’ Sirtnkler (PLUMBING AND PICNIC tables, all sizes and gutters. Carpentry, additions, FRANCHISES DEPT. 25 NURSES Aide — 11 p.m. to 7 TYPEWRITERS, electric, new, month, heat included. (Jail BRICK, block and stone work. Oorp. of America, Manches- Salesmen Wanted 36>A styles. $25 and up delivered. W. ROOM for gentleman, quiet, AU8TIN-HEALY— Sprite. 1964. remodeling and rec rooms. a.m., part-time or full-time. STEAMFiniNG) Olivetti Underwood Model no. Paul W. Dougan, 649-4635. Brick walls, paUos, outdoor-ln:^ ter, Conn. 646-4400. Zinkcr, Wlndsorvllle Rd., El- convenient location. 224 New top, good condiUon. Ask- Free estimates. R. Dion. 643- 7262 Natural Bridge Road ______649-4510. 700, list $425 —Sale $250. CaU door fireplaces, sldewallcs, FOB STATE OF lington, 875-0397. Charter Oak St. 643-8368. ing $750. CaU 643-2696 after 6 4352. SELL lifetime social security S;?2-6167. WE HAVE tenants waiting tor C O M P UTE R P R O G R A M M I N G p.m. chimneys. Free esUmatea. St. Louis, Missouri 63121 LADIES tor Ught cleaning FULL-TIME help. Apply C A J OONNEOtnOUT plates, free samples. S & R your apartment or house. Call SCREENED loam, processed YOUNG woman teacher seeks Domenic Morrone, 649-1604. duties from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Grinders. 273 Broad St., Man- Sales Co., P.O. Box 18, Wap- TWO almost new riding lawn Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- CaU 646-4220. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, girl to share lovely Vernon The only school with a 3rd ENROLL NOW FOR 1966 CHEIVROLET Impale, 9- chester. plng. Conn. 06087. tractors, Bolens with rotary 4535. Generation Computer in R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex- Roofing and Requires seven years’ fill. George H. Griffing Inc. home. All facilities. Immediate pessenger wagon. Original and anow plow. Other Pennsyl- the Classroom tor Student SUMMER CLASSES cavating, landscaping and pav- BEME professional experi- Andover 742-7888. occupancy. 875-8044, NEW ONE and two-bedroom de owner, price negotiable for Chimneys 16>A vania Panzer with rotary and I'se. ing, contraoUng. Gravel, fill ence in various phases The Hartford Academy quick sale. CaU 649-8476. snow plow. ’Trades considered luxe garden type apartments OPEN HOUSE and loam. Septic tank repairs. ROOFING — Specializing re OPENING FOR STEREO SET In cabinet, Scott YOUNG LADY looking for rpom does not employ outside NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY of the trade. Salary desiring Volkswagens 649-5838. available now. Call Paul Mon. - Thurs. 9 to 9 PONTIAC OaUUna - 1964 blue Call 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 pairing roofs of all kinds, new PARTS MANAGER amplifier, Girard turntable, 2- mate to share furnished apart- salesmen or counselors to Range: $7530-19450 W. Dougan. Realtor. 649-4636 Fri. 8-5 and Sat. 9 to 3 call on you at your home. oonverUble, exceUent condl- days. roofs, gutter work, chimneys mpmT Basic knowledge of speakers, $300. Orlglnlal coat ment, very reasonable. Call TOBACXJO cloth for sale, ault- WE WILL TRAIN YOU r year plus top $600. 643-2620. 649-0640. U ^ , original owner, 643-0902. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ motorcycles reqtored. able for lawns, bushes, trees ORFORD Village — Five room Prepare yourself for the fabulous opportunHIss In this booming LIGHT trucking, odd Jobe, also experience. Free estimates Knefits. Hosplt^satton, Life two-famlly Ranch. Available SMALL retsdl bualneas eotab- Opening for MEN and WOMEN mi our 2nd and C A L L U S F O R and grass. 872-6587, Route SO. MILEY 2-horse trailer, good CLEAN furnished room, gentle- new industry of ths future. Don’t wsH, reserve your piece iNMrt 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, moving large appliances. Burn- CaU Howley 643-6361 644- For complete Informatioa Inauranoe, Fringe Benefits. July 1st. $116. call 649-7287 af- llahed over 20 y ea n . $6,000 Rockville. cqndition. new oak floor. 742- man only, free washer dryer, radio, heater, exceUent condi- ing barrels delivered. 84. 644- 8333 8^ shift. Many fringe benefits including profit ask tor Aiuiooncement ter 8 p.m. cash required. Includes stock, A F R E E E S T I M A T E Apply In Person 8657 after 5. parking, kitchen privileges. Approve d by the tion. $1,400. Call 547-4914. Af- 1775 sharing. asM. Apply before Juno BE OEUmiS, be kind, to that fixtures, etc. BixeeUent oppor- 38 to State Personnel De- See Mark Turklngton Palmer Realty, 643-6321. • TATE BOARD OP EDUCATIO N ter 5 p.m., 872-4595. v expenalve carpet, clean It with CLEAN 2-bedroom apartment STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Milltnory, tunity for right person. PhU- APPLY IN PERSON AT partment, State Office Manchester Honda Blue Lustre. Rent eleotrtc second floor, stove, convenient lee TRUMBULL STREET 1968 CORVETTE, 288 engine, .fireplaces, flagstone terraces. brick Agency, Realton, 646- huUdlng. Hartford- GREEN damask davenport, Dressmaking 19 684 Center BL, Manchester Aam pooer $1. ’The Sherwln- location, immediate occupan- Over Constitution AU concrete repairs, both I n - __ 4200. good condition. Call 643-4884. A parfmwnn— Flat*— ll\Kilni;i) two tour-barrel carburetor JOSEPH P. LEWIS An Equal Opportunity WHlIams Oo. cy. Palmer Realty 643-6321. Nat. Bonk THE ALOON SPINNING MILLS OORP. Gonneotlout’a Largest rebuilt 4-epeed transmission, side and outside railings. Land- DRESSMAKING and altera- NEW YORK style hot dbg cart" Employer Tenements 63 M \i)i sn HARTFORD TAUXnrVIULB, OONNfiOnOUT Honda Dealer MAYTAG washer, exceUent THREE ROOMS, heat, hot body in exoeUent condiUon. scaplng. Reasonably priced Uoni. ilppere replaced etc stainless steel. Like new. CaU Custom 50-GALLON Ink drums, suit- TELEPHONE NOW.’ Pointiii9-f-M9-9658 condition. Universal 36” stove, FOUR ROOM, second floor water, bus line, two blocks .1 III Sl \ l s s Oall-646-0371. CaU 643-0851 Call 649^011 647-1691, after 6:30, 289-8372. able for trash, $2.50 each. 643- best offer. OaU 649-6641 after 5 apartment, stove and heat, no from Main. Immediate oc- 525-9158 2711. p.m. pets. Apply 72 School St. cupancy. 649-4742, 646-3494.

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IW ^ N TT-T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE H oofos For Solo 72 O u t o f Town Logo! N o tk os L« g d M oitea______------raDBB OF llOTIOil posMe side o f the road and evening at one of the local LAROB, clean, attractive 1) Fo r Solo 75 , AT A COURT OF PHOBATy. held Brother, Sister at Manchester, within and for the struck a tree. The car came to schools. The Rev. Norton room houae tncludlnf 4>r o o m LIMITATIOH OBDBB PINTO Churches Unite To Form COVENTRY -- 4-room Ranch, AT A COURT o r PROBATE. helS District of Manchester, on the JTlh rest flipped over on its right Hinckley, a doctoral candidate CLASSIFIED rental plus excellent bam. 332'_ BERRrS IRLR at Honchester, within and for the Watch in Horror FIMTO, People Interested large living room with stone Diotrlct ot Ifonotwoter. on the Bid Jotm J. wallett. f . the Hartford Seminary will trantaoe, $28,800. H u t c h 1 n i ' flreplsu;e. Enclosed porch, ga- day of Jane, MU. In Narootlos Tiezdment Or- Academy of Faith and Life '.each a course dealing with a 1964 V O LKS W A G E N Agency, Realtors. 649-5324 n I ihweent, Hon. John J. WaUeU, ‘^'EsSite of Harry MaltotmL tote As Family Bums ganization Inc., is now oiion rage. Assumable mortgage, on- of Manchester, to said District, de- A gaztMge truck owned by Ibe contemporary look at the Old Judee. Monday thzou^ Wednesday ADVERTISING ly $18,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Estate of Jaaepe Kvieala oka Jo- C6MCd. . ^ PARKERSBURG^ W .V a. Sanitary Refuse Oo. struck the An Academy of Faith Md Nelson, Mrs. Maude Carpenter, Testament prophets. Dr. David 117 SU N R O O F 0131. seph Kvleele, lat« of Honcheeter, The OonnecUcut Bank and T ^ evenlnga, 6:M to 10, In the oveihang that shelters the drlve- L'fe has been organized by rep- and the Rev. Eric Gothberg, c. Payne, from the Department CLA8SIFIKD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ^ Manchester In said District, deceased. Company, Executor, having e ^ 9 , (AP) — A teen-age boy and girl uiuiiiiiiuiinuuitiuifi On motion of Stanley Kvlesls, 471 Ited lie administration account ^ th bottom floor of the WUllams in window at Ifae Main St ot- iresentatives of several Mon- Emanuel Lutheran Church; o f'‘Child and Ftamlly Relation- • RADIO BOLTON —Here to a beauti- watched horrified and helpleae 8 A JL to 4l«0 PJM. Tunnel Rood, Vetfion, Connecticut, aoJd estate to tlila Court fOr oltow- BuUding of S t Mary’s Eipis- floe of the Hartford Nhttonal chester churches to bring an J en y Davies, George Garman ships. University of CbnnecU- BUSH HILL ROAD ful country home, modem in executor. U1CC It 1# • RED FINISH nnui mii ni ti , ' i i nMii i. ORDERED: That three monthi OllDSUlED: That the ISth day of as their porenta and 10 brothers copal Church on Park St Bank Thunzlay mpmlng. The ecumcnlcal approach to reHg- an.1 Mrs. John Cochran with the cut, will teach a course for H\A<9Azi»4e- every detail with many built- • VINYL INTERIOR 44 acre to acre treed lots— I I from the Bid day of June, 1W9. be June, IMS, at eleven o’clock f< ^ and ststens perished in a the An ex-addlct, a pauent of a driver of the garbage truck was Souj education to the area. Rev. Ernest Harris, Second parents concerrjed about chll- OOFT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. iim iiiM im i in features on a park-like lot and the aonte are limited end al- noon at the Probate Office In the custom homes built by Clif- drug user, and a professiimal Eklmand Hunst, 86, o f Hart- ’Tiic idea for the academy Congregational Church; Mrs. dren between infancy and eight surrounded by stately trees. lowed lor the credltore within which Municipal BuUdtog In sold Man- which engulfed their $48-a- «:M PJ«. DAT BBTOKB PmuOATlON ford Sllcer—From $28,700. to bring In their clalma osalnst eald chester, be and the same to„aa- counselor are on hand to talk ford. originated last faH In an adult Francea Demiers, Mr. Philip y«ars of age. For those per- $11^95-00 Doadllnp tor 8atonl«jr oml Monday to 4:M p.in. Frlda> We have a guaranteed sales This spacious 18-room home estate, and aald executor Is direct- jimed for a hearing on tha allow- monUi home. to anyone on an anonymous claaa at South Miethodlst C3iurch Susag and Martin Kelderilng, sons interested in contemporary w has a 3-family possibility. ed to give public notice to the credi- ance of said admInlatraUon account plan for your present home. J tors to bring In their claims within with laid estate, ascertainment of Their grandCather, who leaped basis. The phone number Is A rear-end accident was caus- and w ai developed by a task South United Methodist Church, short films, and fUm-making, Call There are 8 bedrooms and 8 said time allowed by publishing a dlatributeei and order of distribu- through a bathroom window, 648-3800. force. Also serving on the task force the Reverend Eric GOthberg of TOUK OOOPBRATION WUX baths. The family room is 29 copy of this order tat some news- tion and this Cburt directs that no- ed fay an unidentified car at the BB APPBBdATKD paper having a circulation In said tice of the time and place assigned wajs the oidy one in the houee to Center Thursday at 7:86 a.m. Eairly leadership was provided ®re the Rev. Kenneth Steere, Emanuel LuUieran will offer a D IA L 643-2711 x 30. This is a miniature es- irobate district within ten days for said heartog be given to all escape the Uaae. by Dr. John Casteel of the associate pastor of Center Con- course. TED TRU D O N . Inc. RAY HOLCOMBE tate and worth looking into. from the dst« of this order and persona known to be tatareated According to both drivers, the retum imlce to this court of the therein to appear and be heard The eight-room, frame resi- unidentified car went through Hartford Seminary Foundation, grfigatlonal Church and the Rev. Mrs. Carroll Nelson of Sun- 10«% — so Days — 1000 MBea G oaiw tsed Call Nick Convertlno, Jarvis notice given. thereon by publishing a copy ol Realtors 644-1288 dence was leveled in 48 min- the intersection at a high rate of who helped the group to or- LaRbsa, assiatant pastor of set St. will be the regiatrar for VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE C w iH m u d From Procoding Pago Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. this order In some neiwopaper hav Police Log /Iioizo and begin Its work. For Barthedomew’s 'Roman Cath- the Academy. A brochure and tog a circigatlon in oatd dOistitot al utea.' Roger Bailey, 13, unx lus speed, trying to beat the yeUow TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLB 6491131. least seven dbaya betore the day ol the part several months, the CSiurch. registration date 'wtH be an- sister Susan, 16, whose father caulVm light. The drivers were UMITATION OBDBB BBSd heartog. and 1^ iMdllng on or ARRESTS Rev. Gary S. Cornell, associate Tiie Academy win offer Its nounced kuthT this summer for tnsinoss H oiisos Fo r Scdo 72 SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 244 til- VERNON — A panoramic view AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held before June 3, 19M, by certified Oharlea was a county mainte- Rlalph King Jr., 14 Lawton Rd., mail, a oofiy of this older to Emily pastor at South United Metho- drat three courses during the Interested persons. For Sold 70 ed baths, large family room, enhances this 9room Split and at Manchester, within and for the nance worker, were staying in a Samuel Raltcliff, 46, Hart- and William' Staddon, 11 SVister EARN EXTRA Income with District of Manchester, on the 3rd H. llaldmenL M Robert Road, IMon- dltt Church, has served as morilha of October and Novem------2 fireplaces, plastered walls, many family conveniences are cheiter. Conn.; The Oonneetlcut umaUer structure behind' the ford, charged with driving with- St Kiiig’s car was towed. BBAUTT SALON —Manchester this 8-famlIy home in Vernon, day of June, IMS. chairman. Other members of ber. It is expected that the Stockholm’s first subway aye- full Insulation, porch, cily utll- offered. Located In sui excel- Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Bank and Trust Company, One Oon- house when the fire struck out a Ucenae. Court date June area, grossing $30,000 per fully occupied and a good fUes, built-ins, extra large 2- Judge. atitutlon Ftosa, Kartfort, Oonn., the task force are Mrs. Carroll courses wlU be on a ’Tuesday tern' was completed in 1967. lent residential area near Trustee under wUI of Harry Maid- about 1:80 am. Sunday. Sitting 28. A written warning tor failure Read Herald Advertisements year. All rqiUee confidential. equity builder. Only $34,900. car garage, near school, treed ElMate of Bernice SendrowskI aka schools, $28,900. Call J. D. Real Bernice J. SendrowskI, late of Man- ment; Donald P. Richter, Atty., P.O. on a porch banister of an un- to grant the right of way was Write Box " T ” Manchester Wolverton Agency, Realtors, lot, excellent location. Charles chester, In aald District, deceased. Box 3197, 97 Elm St.. Hartford. Estate Associates, 643-8779. Oonn., and retum moke to this cle’s home later, the dazed boy Issued to Susan P. Chase o f El- Hendd or call Plainville 747- 649-2818. Lesperance, 6497620, 646-6108. On motion of Wanda S. Boehm, Edward Nocnan, 19, of 12 677 Adams St., Monoheater, Oon- CourL could manage only a mumbed Jensen St., charged with alter- lington, after Mie was invol'ved $618. FIRST TIME offered. Cus- VERNON necUcuL executrix. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. MANCHESTER — Tlmrod Rd. ORDERED: That three months tc: The Oonnecticut Ooiine Bonk A Trust "yea” or "no” when asked about ing or counterfeiting an opera- In a two-car accident Saturday A&P's Early W eek Buys Through Tuesday! tom built, 6-room L>-shaped FOUK BEDROOM RANCH from the 3rd day of June, IMS, be Executor______the Are. MANCHBSTER — Prime Broad Beautiful 6-room LrRanch with Accept my challenge. Where tor’s license. Court date June at 6:36 p.m. on E. Center St., Ranch. S-bedrooms, 1^ baths, and the same are limited and al- ISBJP!!!! St. location, 4,000 square feet, 2-car garage, 3 bedrooms, can you get a four bedroom lowed for the creditors withitt which I N V I T A T I O N Roger, wearliig jeans, cowboy 16. near PHkln St. The other driver maaonary building, 120 x SOO’ 2 fireplaces, wet bar in family country sized kitchen, with all to bring In their clalma against said was WllHam Battler, 40, of Moo- room, beautiful stone patio, (0 1M4 W NfA, lac. •Ranch within 16 minutes of estate, and said executrix la direct- boots end open-necked ehlrt, lot. Fior sale or lease. Warren the built-lns, fireplaced living duB. SatOer’s car was towed. Po- breezeway, oversized garage. Hartford for $21,500? It has ed to give public notice to the credi- T O B I D smoked a cigarette as he woa Elmest Brigham, 25, of Rich- U s S s H s l U Im yetM B. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. room. Completely surrounded tors to bring in their claims within queefloned. lice said Mrs. Chase pidted out All this on 44 acre lot. "Gee, Joan Ba ez is re a lly a rebel's rebel—now, she's a fireplaced family room, said time allowed ulowed by publishing a mond Rd., Corventry, cheuged by soft wood trees. High 80’s. built-ins and more! I re- ALTERATIONS, His sister stayed inside her with making unnecessary noise of PMktn St. into the path of 391 CBNTOR Street, an eight Realistically priced in mid 30's wearing her h a ir S H O RT!" copy of this order in some newe-news- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, peat—accept my challenge paper having a circulation In sold ADDITIONS AND uncle’s house, too upset to meet with a motor vehicle, Court Bottler’s oso:. mioc, THM or RK0UUII wi^om m a ONiiiri room home with 2-car garage Colll-Wagner 068 Burnside Ave. 646-2813. probate district within ten days East Hartford 289-0241. —don’t hraitate! Call Mr. from the date of this order and re- REPLACEMENTS newsmen. date June 28. located in business n sane. tum make to this court of the no- A car driven by Rosa Oon- ASSUMABLE 844 per cent mort- Lewis, 649-6306. TO HEATING AND Roger said they had slept In iiiii I>selllng could be easily con- tice given. trearas, 96 Lenox St., was leav- PRINCETON St. area — choice gage. 6 rooms, garage, f 1 r e- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. VENTILATING the small building to make John A. Potter, 29, of East verted for professional or com- ing the Globe Hollow parking lot three-bedroom home with all place. July occupancy. Owner room for their grandfather, Hertford, charged with breach mercial occupancy. Robert J. B & W SYSTEMS FOR JUNIOR yesterday afternoon when It ran Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street. the extras. Recreation room, moving out of state. Braith- H ouses For Sale 72 H ouses For Sale 72 UMITATION OBDBB Obde Bailey, 68, released from a ot the peace. Court date June BARROWS and WALLACE Co. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held HIGH SCHOOL over a term and got hung up. 64»-5241. patio, garage, walk to all walte Agency, 6494898. local hospital last week. 28. schools. Elva Tyler, Realtor, Manchester Parkade at Manchester, within and for the COMPLEX, MAIN & When Mrs. Contrearas gunned WADDELL SCHOOL — Rt^hT District of Manchester, on the 3id Most o f the bodies were found Manchester 649-6306 day ot June, IMS. SCHOOL STS., the engine In an attempt to 1,200 8QUARB feet, brick and 646-4469. COTTAGE ST. —Two family. modem kitchen, three B e d- Anthony Pltrone, 24, of Etest COUNTRY CLUB AREA PresenL Hon. John J. Wallett, MANCHESTER, In the three bedrooms, end one move off the term , the car block commercial building, This offering has tremendous rooms, living room with din- COVENTRY — NINE - room Judge. was found in ttie dlidiig room. Hartford, charged with failure ample land for another build- MANCHESTER — Seven-room investment potential. Backs Estate of Julian C. Cary aka J. CONNECTICUT lurched forward and Struck a 9 This is one of Manchester's ing area. BuUt in 1960. $24,900. Split. Pour-five bedrooms, The grandfather, who was to obey a traffic control signal. r x t Colonial, four bedrooms, large Clinton Cary, late of Manchester, 1. Sealed bids for the installa- tree and some bushes. Her car 9 ing, buBlnesa zone close to up to the Town Munlclple Park- n, most desirable homes. State- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, family room with fireplace, ga- in said Diatrict, deceased. treated-in a hospital for shock, Court date June 28. Main S t Call Warren E. How- center hall, sunporch, 8x20’, oil ing lot. Don’t wait. $28,800. tion of the above project and was towed. ^ ^ , ly 9room residence built 646-4200. rage, Interior newly redecorat- On motion of The Oonnecticut said he and Mrs, Bailey, 86, had land, Realtor, 648-1106. heat, 2-car garage, nice treed Philbrlck Agency, Realtors, Bpsik A Truat Cb., 1 Constitution facilities will be received by tom with all necessities for last- ed. Low price of $19,900. H.M. Plasa, Hartford, Connecticut, ex- noticed nothing unusual when Harry Leicester, 49. of ro cer- lot, ameslte drive, combination 646-4200. ROUTE 44-A Business zoned, the Director of General Serv- COMPLAINTS R iisesazpiyIB •ON54N Lng gracious living by a Frechette. Realtors, 647-9993. ecutor. they reUred at 11 p.m. Satur- tain address, chargeid with tn- C H U CK C H U C K iilJiK T windows, city utilities. Near large stone apartment, build- ORDERED: That three months ices for the Town of Manches- While they were away for the '.4, ' '< ' ^ y ' ' v; , bus, shopping center and most dlscerping _ owner. from the 3rd day of June. IMS. be day. He said they were the last toodclatian. Court date June 23. Inv M tm wit Pro perty TWO-famlly, 8-8. New roof, alu- ing, three units, plus cottage. BOLTON — 5t4-room Ranch ter, Connecticut, up to 7 :80 weekend, someone broke into schools. Quiet neighbor- Huge Uvlng room, picture and the same are limited and al- to go to bed. minum storms and screens, Good Income, $85,000. P h 11- with attached garage, one half p.m. DST, June 23, 1969, at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. John For Sale 70-A windowed dining room, li- David Lachapelle, 80, of 38 hood. Price is only $24,800. By largo lot, center of town, $23,- block from boating and swim- Firemen said they didn’t Boyle, 661 E. Middle Tpke. brary, and four-twin sized brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- Municipal Building, 41 Center INCOME property — Store, appointment only. Ctmrles Les- 000. Gerard Agency, Realtors, ming. wooded lot, $18,900 takes to give public notice to the credl- know how the fli« started. Englewood Dr., charged wUh Nothing was found to be miss- bedrooms are among the 4200. Street, Manchester, Connecti- modem six-room apartment, perance, 6497620. 643-0368, 649-0638. tom to bring In their claims within The iMldren kUIed in the making unnecessary noise with ing, but syrup was poured all outstanding features. Beau- It. Philbrlck Agency. Realtors, said time allowed by publishing a cut, at which time and place ewiiii five-room apartment plus ex- 648-4200. Waae were Nancy, 17; Patrido, a motor vehicle. Onirt date over the dining and living room MANCHESTER —Centrally lo- $14,900 — Attractive 9 ro o m tifully appointed Inside and bids will be publicly opened. tra building lot in business TRY THIS FOR SIZE paper having a clrculaUon In said 11; Claudia, 8; Miarv. 7; Tim, 6; June 28. rugs, and over some chairs, po- 80NE. zone n. Heavy traffic count cated 9unlt Income property. home. 2 bedrooms, dining out. All done in the Epitome BOLTON, 6-room Ranch, 3 probate district within ten days from 2. The project will include Vacancies never a problem. Roomy yet compact, 5- the date of this order and return new oil burners, safety controls DebUe, 8; Steve, 3; Dale, 2; lice said. area. Philbrlck Agency, Real- room, hot water baseboard of good taste. Priced in the baths, many extras, quiet loca- make to his court of the notice Henry Poezobot, 24, of 107 Excellent investment. Mid 40's. room Ranch, plenty of Ted, 1 and Ricky, 6 months. ’ m tors, 646-4200. heat, attached garage, Hutch- mid-fifties. To Inspect, tion. Immediate occupancy. given. and pumps In the Boiler Plant Pond Lane, charged with fail- closets, easy to keep up! ______JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Several tools, valued at $78.07, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ins Agency, Realtors, 6498324. please call: Owner says. Sell! Priced low- on School Street, alterations and ure to obey a stop s l^ . Court One acre lot, attached ga-' were taken from the garoge of 6492813. er. Morrison Realtor, 643-1016. additions to heating and ven- date June 28. Land For Sale ' 71 MANCHESTER — 2-famlly rage,* living room 14x21, UMITATION OBOEB tilating systems in the Frank- Brent Anderson, 68 Somerset CAPE — Six rooms, modem home, 6 plus 3 rooms. Alu- PARKER REAL ESTATE AT A OOTOT OF PROBATE, held Tolland Walter S. Adams, 18, of Hart- Dr. recently. m. full basement. One year WEST W n ijN G ’rON — 6% at Manchester, within and for the lin, Barnard, Recreational CX3VENTHY — Eleven acres kitchen, formal dining room, minum siding, very good con- old Aluminum storms and ford. ohaigod with larceny and room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, bullt- District of Manchester, on the 3rd Buildings and the Board of Edu- Intoxication. Adams and anoth- Ptailbrick Agency Realtors. 649 fireplace in living room, three dition. Three bedrooms in one 649-4703 screens. Built by Shannon. day of June, IMS. Class Set Friday Tobacco netting owned by the ins, large lot, garage, 5 min- Present, Hon. John J. Walleu. cation Maintenance Building er man were seen at Bantly Oil 'SU PER -R IG H T " B EEF 4300, bedrooms, breezeway, at- apartment. Let the tenant pay Price $29,900. L. B. Haas Co., across the utes to parkway, 10 minute® to Judge. (Old Trade School) on School Oo. lost night as they were al- tached garage, walk-out base- your bills. $27,900. Call Paul W. Estate of Oermaine M, PrenUce, In Ellington on street from 1806 ToUand Tpke., THIRTY DAY occupancy — UOosm and 20 minutes 'o Hart- late of Manchester, in aald Dltorict Street; a complete new hot legedly attempting to take some HHSRON —Route 88, approx- ment, large wooded lot. $26,- Dougan, Realtor, 649-4838. B O N ELESS New 7-room Raised Ranch, 244 ford. PhllUpB Realty, 872-3214, deceased. tools and a tool box. When po- was ripped someUme over the isnateiy 60 acres with frontage 900. Phllbrick Agency, Real- KEITH REAL ESTATE On motion of Lorraine P. Pro- water heating system and alter- Selecting Horse S H O P FR O N T C U T S 649-9268. weekend, police report. Damage on 88. Pond on property. Own- FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial on a baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry vort. 286 Qub Rd.. Stamford. CL, ations to ventilating system for lice arrived, the two fled In the tors, 646-4200. 649-1922 646-4126 and James Ferris, 66 Camp Ave.. was estimated at $200. Fresh B risk e t room, bullt-lns, plastered direction of Manchesber Me- er will fincmce. T.J. Crockett. huge treed lot, kitchen has "l^RNON Newington. Ct., executors. the Main Building on Main A second twlUgM horse judg- MANCHESTER RAISED built-in oven, range and dish- walls, 2-car garage, city utili- Street, together with replace- morial Hospital where Adams " S U P ER .R IG H T " B EEF— A N Y SIZ E P A C K A G E ReaUor, 6491877 KEEP YOUE COOL ORIIERED; That three months ing school win be held at the Three 100-pound drums of Ranch—Pour bedrooms, kitch- washer, front-to-back living ties, near school, 30-day occu- MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- from the 3rd day of June, 1M9, be ment of certain portions of the was caught hiding In the con- Centrally air conditioned, p-(i >he some are limited and al- farm of Edwin H. Rtohardz Jr., soap and a 16-foot stepladder J en with built-lns, beautiful room, 144 baths, only $26,600. pancy. Built by Ansaldi. room Oape. Four bedrooms, lowed for the creditors wUhln which underground steam and retum struction area. The other was fully carp®te on selecting ai eound saddle vehicle. Court date June 28. was taken sometime over the turn make to this court of the no- In the technical specifications Many feajtures you will love. room, two bedrooms, full base- ment, breezeway, attached ga- Must be seen. Call Paul W. Lo ts Fo r Sale 73 8306. tice given. bonie and how to eelect a weekend,^ The bike is valued at and as shown on the drawings. RIB ERD SLICED Centrally located. Char-Bon ment, stairway to attic. Large rage. Beautifully treed acre Dougan, Realtor, 649-4835. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. quazter horse. Miss Doris Gary A. Ladabouche, 24, of $50. BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, Bids will cover all work de- Agency, 643-0683 lot. $16,900. Philbrlck Agency, lot. $26,900. Phllbrick Agency, treed lota, 600’ to water, pav- B & W Crane, a Student a i the Univer- 107 Crestwood Dr., charged with P o rk Chops D Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 646-4200. LIMITATION OBDBB scribed and shown, all to be In- sity o f OomeoUcut, wlU be the operating a motor vehlole while ed town accepted road. Priced BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Mrs. Patricia Person, 474 E. U RANCH — Modem kitchen with CAPE — Large living room AT A COURT OF PROBATE, held cluded under a single Contract. oCOdal judge. FR O Z E N to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Manchester Parkade at Mcuichester, within and for the his registration was under sus- Middle Tpke., reported to po- built-in range, three bed- CAPE — Four rooms, dorm- MANCHESTER, custom built with fireplace, master bed- District of Manchester, on the 3rd 3. The Town ol Manchester ------Manchester 649-6306 Baby Sitters pension. When poUce arrested lice Saturday that about $100 tliat rooms, full basement, covered er. near Buckley School. $t9,- 6-room Cape, dormer, new room, kitchen, dining room, day ot June, 1969. reserves the right to reject any PresenL Hon. John J. WalletL A doss of BB 4-H boys and Ladabouche, his car had no worth of clothes were taken FORMERLY rear patio. 2-car garage. Phil 900. Principals only. Call 649- roof, double lot, garage, cen- downstairs. Three - bedrooms ar all Bids. VERNON —$20,900, five room Judge. glris has received completion plates, and two tires were flat. while she was washing them at brick Agency, Realtors, 640- 9638 between 9 8 p.m . tral location. Original owner, up. Located on pleasantly BUILDERS AND Estate of A. Ruth Tiffin, late of 4. A deposit of $80.00 will be GREENLAHD HALIBUT Ranch. Attached garage, % Manchester, In said District, de- certificates for the Baby Sittres Court date June 80. a laundromat near her home. lb. 4300. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. shaded lot in Rolling Park ceased. required for each set of Plans Turb o t Fille t acre treed lot. Immediate oc- RAISED RANCH — Modem DEVELOPERS Short Course, conducted by the She told police she left them In area. Near school, bus line, On motion of Ruth C. Morrison. and Specifications. This de- LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, kitchen with built-in range, L- $21,800 lor this 6-room Cape cupancy. Only $2,100 down. 67 Butternut Rd., Manchester, Con- ’ToUand County 4-H office. Thomas Ratbell, 22, of Rocky the washer, and when she re- public swimming pool. Owner, Pasek Realtors, 289-7478, 742- necticut, executrix. posit will be refunded upon re- Hill charged with operating a fireplace, built-ins, 144 baths, shaped living and dining with 3 bedrooms and den. Gen- 17 acres located on Look- iDurlng the course the young turned they were missing. Famous for Dependability! A&P-Priced for Thrift! 649-3043, principles only. 8243. ORDERED: That three months tum of the Plans and Specifica- motor vehlole irith defective huge recreation room, garage, rooms, three bedrooms, large erous sized kitchen, fireplaced out Mountain. Should yield from the 3rd day of June, IMS. be people heard talks by a nurse, trees. $37,900. Hutchins Agen- living room, treed lot. Scarce TWO-FAMILY flats — 6 and 6 and the same are limited and al- tions in good condition. equipment, operating cm unreg- N family room with built-in bar, 30 AA zoned lots with city a fireman and a police officer. Oomeone exploded a fire- COVENTRY 6-room Split lowed for the creditors within which Bid forms, plans and specifi- istered motor vehicle, and mis- cy, Realtors, 6498324. 2-car garage. Lot, 100x200' price range. Wolverton Agen- plus four finished rooms on sewers and water. Excel- level, 2 baths, with in-ground to, bring In their claims against Hioac receiving certificates had crackier on the converti'Ue roof aald estate, and said executrix 1s cations are available at the use of marker plates. Court Iona Cut W ax M el-O -Bit SKced $20,600. Phllbrick Agency cy, Realtors. 649-2813. third floor, two-car garage, lent financing available. pool, 3 bedrooms, $23,500. By to attend five cut of six of the of a cor owned by Mrs. Oaye directed to give public notice to the General Services Office, 41 date June 23. Realtors, 646-4200. large tree shaded lot. Excel- owner, 647-9789. creditors to bring in their claims classes. Krause, 76 N. School St., Fri- MANCHESTER — Two-lamlly Center Street, Manchester, Con- lent location. $34,600. Phllbrick within said time allowed by pub- The Tolland 4-H Town Com- day night. The explosion ripped duplex, four rooms each side, JACQUELINE- lishing a copy of this order in some necticut. Frances Idskowskl, 13 Sea- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. VERNON-ROCKVILLE area— newspaper having a circulation In mittee has awarded camp a hole in the roof. separate heating, good Invest- ROBERTS AGENCY Huge seven-room Victorian, lo- said probate district within ten days Town of Manchester, man Clircfe, charged with fail- scholarships to the following ure to obey a traffic control Fashion Mood ment at $24,900. Call Paul W. HENRY ST. 646-3339 cated in excellent neighbor- from the date of this order end re- Connecticut Dougan, Realtor, 649-4638. turn make o this court of the no- girls: Ruth Ann Bugbee, Flran- signal. Court date June 28. The Globe Hollow area was Stitch Primer Charming Colonial, large hood. Interior completely new. tice given. Robert B. Weiss, oes IMoiiln, Anne Janelle and the scene of vandalism Friday BEANS CHEESE JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. CUSTOM built oversized Cape foyer, living room, formal Nine foot high ceilings, antique General Manager •' Karan Moulin. night PoUce report that a gar- TWO ADJACENT building lots, Frank CarUU, 22. of 42 Con- Ood. Flreplaioe, patio, garage, dining room, country kitch- silver chandeliers, oak floors, bage paU and a bicycle rack wooded, AA zone, water, sew- Exchange Student stance Dr., charged with re- trees. H i^land Park School. en with dinette area, 3 bed- etc. Large storage shed at- were thrown into the pool, and White, Celorei, ers. Must be sold jointly. Call Maria NeUy Delgado wlU be ceiving stolen goods. Court date 19 oz. Immediate occupancy. Hutch- rooms, walk-out cellar, all tached to the house. New the flag pole was rlp p ^ down. 15 oz. A. C. B. Realty aster 9 a.in., the 1969 International Farm June 23. Swiss, Pineeto . ins Agency, Realtors, 6496324. situated on park-like 80x200’ plumbing and heating, new 849-2392, 649-4149, days. Youth Exchange student from The telephone was .ripped out can Past. Process p N 9 * lot. Mid 20’s. Principals driveway. Walk-In cellar. and a fire was lit mK{i-.ft^nearby nee MANCHESTER - Cape, six- Nicaragua who will idslt ’Tol- ACCIDENTS only. Owner, 643-1671. Price for immediate sale tn land County this summer. A car being driven at a high hin. rooms, central location, near COLONIAL SIZE the low 20's. H.M. Frechette, Miss Delgado will arrive here rate of speed, according to po- shopping. Low, low price of NEW USTING — Vacant 4-bed- Resort Pro p erty Realtors, 647-9993. June 16 and stay until July 38. lice, struck the rear of a car An 18-by-40 inch wiindow at $19,200. Hurry! Won’t last. room Colonial, 2-car garage. C A PE PRICE! 74 stopped on E. Middle Tpke., Manchester High School was H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Nice area, needs some work. For Sale ELLINGTON — NEW Raised She is a Home Domonstratlon Ageig and is Interested In 4-H waiting to turn into a driveway broken by a fluown beer bottle 9993. Low down payment. Hurry, WATERFRONT lot, Bolton Ranch. Double garage, acre and Home Elconomlcs activities. at 117 B. Middle Tpke. Friday semtetime Friday night, police only $19,500. H. M. Frechette Lake. This lot is dry and well treed lot. Aluminum siding. The IFYE committee le lin- at 9:36 p.m. The driver who report. The window is located MANCHESTER —Immaculate Realty, 647-9993. cleared In good acceptable Only $3,000 down. Bruce Little, SULTANA FROZEN ing up host families who would was struck was Frank on the north side of the school 9room Ranch near Bowers area. C. J. Morrison Realtor 644-0122, Pasek Realtors, 2S9- MANCHESTER — Brent Rd., like an Engllth visitor in the Zaremba,-17, of 93 Concord Rd.; fa cliv E. Middle Tpke. School. Enclosed rear porch, 643-1018. 7476. basement garage. Deep lot large Spilt, 2 baths, fireplace, fall. A group of young English the other driver was Marcel with vegetable garden. Bel Air dining room, garage, attrac- AMSTON Lake—Lakefront cot- farmers will visit the country. Fortier, 31, of 186A E. Mid- M eat Dinners Real Estate, Vicent A. Bogglnl, tive lawn, excellent location. tage. Approximately 100’ front- Farms Fo r Sale 76 They will arrive Oct. 7. dle Tpke. Fortier's car was tow- Volunteer Work H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- age. Furnished, sail boat in- ed. The accident is being in- ALL VARIETIES 11 oz.-^Ran 10 oz. Realtor, 643-9332. ANDOVER — Older slx-r o o m Anyone interested In acting M93. cluded. Pasek Realtors, 289- as host for one of the visitors vestigated, pidlce said. Colonial with new heating Meeting Topic MANCHESTER —Vacant older should contact John BlUott at M ANCHES’DER and vicinity — 7476, 643-4208. system. 60 acres of fields and four-bedroom Colonial, two-oar the County Extension Office, Rt. A car driven by Betty W. Church Women United will garage. Interior newly painted. For the best in real estate In woods. River runs through Emerson, 21 Walnut St. hit. a property. Large amount ol 80, VerrfoR. meet tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. in Only $19,900. —H.M. Frechette, all price ranges call Mitten Bean |i'eatlval utility pole on Arch St., hear pkgs. Realtors 647-9993. Realty, Realtors, 643-0930 O u t o f Town gravel. Frontage on three the Guild Room of St. Mary’s The annual Bean-Hole Bean Walnut St., Saturday at 1:13 roads, some zoned for biul- p.m. Mrs. Emerson told police Church. After the business SMALL RANCH — Kitchen, For So!e 75 Festival, sponsored by TAG, MANCHESTER — Walk lo nesa. Hurry. Hayes Agency, she lost control of the car when meeting the group will divide 1.00 schools and shopping from this living room, three-bedrooms, SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch 646-0131. will be held July 36 on the TAC into two ronveraationi comers. newly redecorated, city utili- grounds. Helpers are needed she looked In the back seat to 7-room Cape with attached ga- Colonial, modem kitchen with see what her ihne-year-old Mrs. Alex GIrelU, Headstart ties. Handy location. $18,900. built-ins, formal dining room, with the set-up, the serving, rage. Formal dining room, daughter wanted. nurse, and Mrs. Jolm Cunning- fireplaced living room. Excel- Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, large living room with fire- W an t»d— Real Esta te 77 . selling popcorn, and the take- ham, Headstart social worker, 646-4200. down and clean up. Volunteers lent condition. Mid 20’s. Wol- place, breezeway, 2-car garage, Eleven-year-old Kent Murphy, will discuss with one com er the 9 verton Agency, Realtors, 649- enclosed patio. large finished SELLING YOUR HOME? For should contact Jim Rock at the purpose and alms of Headstart 21 Steep Hollow Lane, was 9 family room, $36,500. Phllbrick prompt courteous service that Obunty Extension Office. O ven-Fresh Jane Parker Buys! 2813. A Best Buy sllghUy Injured Thursday when and the role of the volunteer Prell Shampoo r. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. gets results. Call Louis Dimock By Belfiore In meeting these alms in Man- MANCHESTER — 8-room, MISS he rode hl» bicycle into a car Realty. 649-9823 chester. 5 oz. 2-story home, 5 bedrooms, 2 HA^s a hard to fmd type of Cape that we wme- ScJiool Ends Prayers driven by Daniel Karlin, 134 CONCENTRATED SPLIT LEVEL .ALL CASH for your property tunes think should be photogrraphed from the rear Porter St. Police sold Kent hit The second comer wUl te for plastic FLAKY C R U STE D -RE6 U U R 8 ” baths, for the budget minded EAST HARTFORD women Interested lr( convales- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape rather than the front. W hy? FTTTJ. gHED LETDEN, Jtam. (AP) — Karlin's car when he made a 1483 family. Only $20,500. Hayes OF cent home visitations. 7-15 Instant service. Hayes Agency. Tliere wUl te no more oral U-turn in Porter St., near Oak 24 oz. Agency. 646-0131. A COMPLETE STARTER DORMER, which gives Colonial size to the all Im Women interested tn either 646-0131 prayera or Bible readings in this Grove St. Kent told police he 1969 HOME portant second floor. CtMnbine this feature with a project are Invited to attend. size Sew a basic dress w th TWO FAMILY, 5 and 5 plus mall town’s one school, with looked both ways before making BUYERS waiting for you to generous sized foundation and we truly have Colonial Coffee and babysitting will te front-zipper and sta..,. two rooms finished on third the turn but did not see Karlin’* Crest Toothpaste Pineap ple Pie Can be yours In this ex- call. Paul J. Correntl Real the three-man school committee up collar; then add but-, Here’s a good reference floor. Handy location. $25,900. size at a Cape price! Other features: provided. She won this coveted ^ward quisite front-to-back Split Estate, 643-5368. Call now! bowing to the nding of the U.B. cor. PoUce said the car left 86 ton-loop trimming or book for stitches in knit, Philbrlck Agency. Realtor. Two full baths feet of skidmarks on the rood. crochet and embroidery because of her grace and Level of six rooms and 1V4 Four bedrooms poeallde Supreme Court low-slung pockets (or 646-4200. TOLLAND or Mansfield—Want- Country sized kitchen RegiW or Milt 6 9 ^ both) just as your mood for either a beginner or beauty. Her seven rooms baths. Custom drapes, BulR-4n oven and range Lost week (he oommlttee vot- Revere Silver Stolen range, refrigerator, wash- ed to buy, three or four bed- Wall to waH carpet A parked car operated by MU- dictates! Pattern No. expert! Q113 is an 8" x MANCHESTER Line — Three are complemented by beau- landscaped lot ed to permit teachers to begin tiful wall to wall carpeting er and dryer, all includ- room newer home. Assumable. dred Oliva, Bast Hartford, roll- MADE WITH M b. 1483 with PHOTO-GUIDE is 11" book showing many bedroom Ranch, wooded lot. thelk’ seboot day with non-de- MARBLEHEAD, Mass. (AP) needlework stitches; plus and custom drapes. She ed. Immaculate throughout. Low 20’a. September. Owners C A LL 647-1413 ed Into a car driven by John P. BUHERMILK loives in New Sizes 7 to 15, bust family room, near Parkway. nomlnationBl prayete and Bible — A 200-year-oid baptismal 31 to 37. Size 9, bust 32 Nreotions for crocheted boasts a fireplace for win- Priced at $26,900. only. 10 George’s PI., Pne- Jensen H. 17 Dougherty St., $20,900. $2,100 down, Meyer readings tor the oommuntty’s 77 bowl mode by Paul Revere and Prell Liquid Bread . . . 24s yds. of 45-inch. stole, knit baby’s sacque ter enjoyment and an air ^nia, N.Y., 14063. aX the Parkade Thursday after- Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. etementaiy students. The ap- other rare pieces from an his- U I W I K I* cslsi tor t ic k p«t. and^ransfer for an em- conditioner for the summer JACQUELINE- THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AOENCY noon. Police said the Oliva car tin it IlflMli flril fi««« —111.. bioiiiercd floral panel. proval was in defiance of U.S. torical sll'ver service have teen 11.5 oz. heat. She has two full baths, did not have the handbrake set. im » Banett, Maackeiler TO ORObl send 50< in coins PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 ROBERTS AGENCY Supreme CSourt ridings to the stolen from Old North Oongre- SHAMPOO ^ “H giuHo to aurchito aOvortiioO Itoa ... Oloaio roqoost a RAIN CHECK.' Bvesdu Berald, UM AVE. an attached garage and sits Jensen’s car was towed. hot. t»y or AMBKICA8. NEW YOBK, to:— room.s. 2 fireplaces, l>i baths, ruann Rocks oontiety . gational’ Ctiuzvh. 99 V.T. IMM. recreation room, garage, alu- on a manicured com er lot 646-3339 PoUce said professional safe- I3- Muchcsier VS REM ARKS Saiunlay the board 'voted Prist Hstot, kUntt witk ZIP Eveator , IIM AVE. minum siding, acre, view, $27,- dotted here and there with AGANA, ^ u a m — The Cha- A written warning for driving crackers apparently did the job OF ame: NEW VOBK, c o n , ttyto Nw k t r is4 t i n . 900, Hutchins. Agency, 6495324 flowering trees and shrubs. morro p e o i ^ beUeve the un- unantmouaty to dtaooritlnue the attar drinking was Issued to I ^ Saturday night, blasting open ’69 Spring A Summer BOLTON —Large Ranch, four praettoe for the remainder of Prikt N u n , AZirail •It k ZIP The location is one of the usual "latte8,’\ ^ r capped col- " EN T H USIASM " naid P. Monroe, 28, of 18S Oak the church safe. Basic FASHION. 50t a coil. MANCHESTER Country _ 6 finest in town. Let us intro- bedrooms, two full baths, for- umns of heavy c o f^ rock, were the Bcbod year. St. atter he lost control of hls copy! Every man is ratl^iastic at times. One man has The Rev. George Hootan, pas- Send 50^ today big rooms with room for more. duce you. Call Doris Smith, mal dining room, modem kitch- buUt by giant-Bued anceatora Nell V. SuMven, state educa- oar on Ferguson Rd., Saturday tor, sold tbs Bilvsr plecss were new ’69 Spring , entti^usi^ for thirty minutes . . . anothw ^ Ideal home for the family that Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, en with bullt-ins, 2-car ga- of the Pacific IsSah^rs wtio tion oommlsrioner, hod 'warned at 6:80 p.mt. According to po- worth between $280,000 and mer al bum! thirty ^ y s . However, it is the man who has K n ee^ to stretch out. Moderate- 643-1121. rage, large lot, near high live on * Guam. Archwloglats the committee that unlese the lice, Monroe failed to negotiate IRIIlSniEinifN...lLlRns*‘' 8400,000. ly priced at $28,000. Wolverton for thirty years who makes a success in Ufe™ h stoxH f r«Wklls4 EyllNSs t4W> EsmshNssi WsWOlsilta.UWW. school. $27,500. Philbrlck Agen- have found more than ^ latte practioe were stopped, the state an ‘S" curve on Ferguson Rd- He said the Paul Revere bowl Agency, Realtors, 6492813. We re enthusiastic— always. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. aitea on the SO-mile-long attorney general would bring le- and Ws car strude a curb, roBed was used frequently in baptis- gal eutian. (town an embankment on the op- mal ssrvtoes. Prico i offoctlvo thro u g h T u esd a y, Ju n o 10 In th U C o m m u nity o n b V icin it y. T HE G RE A T A TLA N TIC & P A CIFIC TEA C O ., IN C. .’ r MONDAY, JUNE 9, 19«9 iSlanrbPStpr Stiratng H rralb

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SPBBSQaA, vriil meet tonight at give a tribute to fathers at Its Daniel Chilson In a recording session with Eu- Dai'ghters of the American Re- 8 at Bonce Center, 806 Olcott volution will hold a tea and meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at gene Ormandy and the Phila- . IIII 111 Army rH«MWilp Earns Boychoir 8 t th e event is open to all wh te e!ephant sale at the Oov. the Masonic Temple. The Initia- delphia Orchestra for RCA Vic- I 'lOlNto win iM«t today at 6 p.m. men Intoreated In singing four- Trumbull Homestead In Lti>an- tory degree will be exemplified. tor. The record album, "E li- at Iha ehurdi to |0 to tlia cloa- part barbershop-style harmony, After the meeting, there will be School Diploma jah,” will be released In Octo-. on on June 26 from 1:80 p.m. to llV *»—«— of Hm aiaaon at WU- thoae wishing more Information an Ice cream social. Mr. and ber. 4:80 p.m. Members are remind- Daniel Richard Chilson, son iMr Olan Houoa, Baat Lona;- may oqntact Robert Btownons, Mrs. Charles Pearson and Mr. Last year (Jhilson was chosen ed to contact Mlse Marion Wash- of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram A. Btiadowr, Maaa. Ouaata will bo 111 Brent Rd. bum of 38 N. Lakewood Circle and Mrs. Ronedd Flnnlgan are to sing In Benjamin Britton’s Chilcon of 82 Richard Rd., was Mra. Brit. Richard Holti and (or transportation. The affair Is in charge of refreshments. opera, "The Golden Vanity.” graduated Saturday from Co- fairway Mira. Brlf. lAwrenca Ptckerlnt- the Bowers School PTA new- opened to the ppblic. ft was the first U.S. perform- ly elected executive board will lumbus Boychoir School. ance of the English opera. Center Congregational Church a o o n d Oonfratatlonal meet tonight at 7 ;S0 In the He received his diploma In He will continue hls musical Manriiester AaeemUy, Order ways and means committee Jit Church Women's Club executive school library. outdoor ceremonies on the 22- and academic training at the of Rainbow Qlrle, will conduct will meet tomorrow at 7:80 board win meet tonight at B. icre campus in Princeton, N. world-famous school In Septem- Mts. Barbara Dawkins, the new a majority ceremony following p.m. at the church office. The Luts Junior Museum League J., which is the home of ber. Previously a student at prealdBiit. will preside. the regular business meeting to- church nominating committee emcutlve board will meet to- "America’s Singing Boys," in- Highland Park School in Man- night at 7:30 at the Masonic will meet at 7:46 p.m. In the morrow et B:16 a.m. at the ternationally renowned as a chester, he participated in the' M as Susan D. Palmer, daugh- Temple. OMcers and choir Robbins Room. Yob enjoy oor flno^ muaeum. result of their extensive tours, townwide Youth (jholr, vdilch Mr of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. members are reminded to wear concerts and recordings with took first honors in a state com- Fahner of 16 Timber TkaU, Is street-length dresses. selection becanse thoy< th e lOwanie Club of Manches- Community Baptist (Jhurch leading figures of the world of petition. He sang in the Con- an Aurora (IS.) OoUege *udent ter will meet tomorrow noon at board of finance will meet to- music. The school Is an inde- cordia Lutheran Church chil- Eire c u s t o m p k k o d wl» served as a teacher aide toe Mancheater Country CBub. Mancheater Lodge of Masons morrow at 7:30 p. m. in the pendent educational institution dren’s choir, and was a soloist in Aaaora pubMc achools last will meet tomorrow at 7:30 Youth Building of the church. with full academic programs for with you in mind! ^ year. Mlsu Pahner will be a with the South United Meth- Second Congregational p.m. at the Masonic Temple. boys 9 to 14 with musical abil- odist Church’s Youth Fellow- pmtor to SeiXember. Church deaoooeasee will meet The Fellowcraft degree will be fhe Women’s Society of (Com- ity and interest. ship Choir. tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the conferred. James A. Stratford, munity Baptist (Church will The ninth-grade graduate was imiUam T. Hyland Jr., son church pari or. senior warden, will preside. have a picnic meeting tomor- a member of the soccer team, Kidnaping was coined as a of Mr. and Mrs. William T. open ttarsdsy i I Crlday nights tm 9 row at 6 p.m. at the church. and a soloist In musical per- word in the late 17th century Hytend of 686 Woodbridge St., “tiw ndimole o f n a s t r e ^ m en olw tee” Past presideifta of the Ameri- Each circle will plan and bring formances by the school’s stu- when there was a practice of wan graduated May 81 trom- can Legion Auxiliary will have Hose and Ladder Co. 1, Town ita own picnic supper. The dents. He participated In a tour "tea'l'g children and shipping WUbraham Academy, where he a picnic tomorrow at 6:80 p.m. Fire Department, will have a event is open to all women of earlier this year of the western them to servitude on plantaUcns WM aettve in toe toamatlcs at the home o f Mrs. Edward hydrant drill tomorrow at 6 p.m. the church. 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