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1-^v A vei^e Daily Net Frees Run ■ ?. JbV The Week Ended The Weather FRIDAY, JUNE 16, W67 Hot humtd today with scat­ Mlay 20. 19B7 tered thundershowers, high PAGE TWENTY-FOUR near 90, fair,, wlorm tonight, lian tljifiatfr lEoifntttg ll^ ralb low 66-70; fair a Mttle cooler 15,210 tomorrow. Oratty, 48 PMUp Rd., or Edward Manchester— City of Village^ Charm The executive conuniibtee Fund Forming Group Collects Vdilga, 618 WethereH St. V^miTlie Oecoslon Calls for Flowars. About Town Nutmeig Forest, TaM OedaiS ot 1 Think of Th« VOL. LXXXVl, NO. 219 (FOURTEEN PAGIBS— TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 (Claeslfled Advertising on Page 11) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Leihamon, w4U nveet Monday at For Memorial On Sunday £or K BaccaJaurate Service will '?'30 pjm.- at the Masontc Tem- Measles Cases Reduced Parkhill-Joyce be held Sunday at Center Con- ple- To Miss Taylor Genovesi Fund CHICAGO—Only seven cases gregatlonal Church fw: the 57 ------of hospitalization due to meas­ graduating seniora of Atanches- The Association of American The parents find children of Funds for the Vincent Geno­ les was reported In Chicago Flower Shop ter High School attending the Dance Oompaniee is having a Nathan Hale School have es- vesi Memorial Library Fund from Nov. 1, 1966, to mid-Feb­ riANCHESTER church. The service is especial- four-day conference tx)day , ^ ^ .u ■ end books for Grades 6, 7 and ruary, 1967. This is attributed IM. ly prepared for the studenU and through Monday in New York^ tatolished a fund to honor the to 121,600 inoculations against 8 wiM be CoHected ^Sunday from fNext to Hartford National Kosygin JJere for Talk, their parents, th e Rev. i Kep- City. Mds« Enid ROsenthBil of 38 \memory of Miss Sf^ry Taylor measles sponsored by the Board Bank) neth Steere will preach. Lawton Rd. and Joseph Albe- who died recently. She spent a 1 to 4 p.m. in the parking loU of Health in 1966, plus an un­ • YES— W E DELIVER • non, both of the Hartford. Ballet total of 40 yeans teaching at at St. Bridget and St. James’ known number of private /Phones: 649-0791 — 649-1448, Oo., are attending the event the school, 36 in the first grade Churohes. In the event of rain oculations. Hie Rev. James Birdsall of and the past four in the kin­ St. Peter’s Bpi.scopal Church, the committee will be in St. A Mass for the repose of the dergarten. Wapping, will conduct a radio Bridget School Auditorium or .LEGE soul of Mrs. Elizabeth Lessard The PTA has agreed to ac­ St. James’ Basement Church. emm' Takes Early New York Walk service Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on will be celebrated Sunday at cept donations to the fund, Checks and pledges may be - T ^ !■: ^30 a m .-s\ : j:mes’“^ irc“h. will be used to pC*-'cha.se sponsored by the Manchester made out to.the Vincent A. Gen­ The Mass has been reque.^ed trees for ifie school grounds as Ministerial Association. ovesi Memorial Library and 88 PORTER STREET by the Combined Catholic a living memorial to Miss Tay­ sent to St. Bridget ChuTCh or the Mothers Circle. lor. North End Branch of Oonnecti- WILL BE THE SCENE OF WHAT HAS BECOME AN ANNUAL Youth Patrol Conference Raserwaitdona cflose Tuesday Each pupil has received an Loring photo cut Bank and Tru.st Co., Joseph for a Hawaiian tuhu potlock Sunset Rebekah Lodge will announcement which has been Volz, treasurer. " "NEIGHBORHOOD FAIR" Keeps Order Thursday at 6:30 p.m., given by meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd sent home to parents. Torwns- 12^ Money and books will be used , With LB J the Greater Hartford alumnae Fellows Hall, after a potluck people and friends of Miss Tay­ to .stock a liibraay at St. Bridget THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 17, FROM 1:00 P.M. ON of Oii Omega, natinnal women’s at 6:30. Members are reminded lor wishing to contribute may The engagement of Miss gchoc,] tg purchase and in- send donations to the school In Dayton Is Possible fraternity, at the home of Mrs. to bring food. District Deputy Janet Ellen Baloh to John Tim- ..jtaH stained glass door.s at its t or to Mrs. David Whitaker, 55 Harold Mlaguason, 57 N. Main pre^d'ent Mrs. Jessie Hyatt of othy Ruff, both of Manchester, entrance, inscribed with the By THE A8SOOIATE3D PRESS Teresa Rd. I.O.H. If NEW YORK (AP)—So­ ®t., West Hartford. MeiWbers, vVelcome Rebekah Lodge. East has been announced by her par- words, The Vincent A. Genovesi DAYTON, Ohio, followed the end aflumnae new to this area, Hartford, will make her official viet Premier Alexei N. ents, Mr. and Mra. Harald E. Memorial Library. , WILL BE THE BENEFICIARY OF THE PROCEEDS. lead of Tampa, Fla., Friday may make reservaitions by caM- viaitatlon. Kosygin arrived early to­ Orgamizaitioffis or churches night by using a youth patrol for day for serious discussions big Mrs. Louis Boddi of Bast ____ Public Records Balch of 20 Ehx) St. wishing to have membens of the Hartford. mjaa Holly. Wilson Davis, Her fiance is a ^ fxmd raising committee visit heading off racial violence. of the Middle East crisis at ------daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Warrantee Deeds Mra. John Ruff of 281 Autumn T R O O P 120 In another trouble spot, a pre­ the United Nations. He St ^rted things off by tak­ Members of the Salvation iiam S. Davis of Richmond, Va., Ohristoplher S. and Florence Brooks, 71 Wethereli St., Joihn OF THE LOCAL BOY SCOUTS WILL AID AND ABET THE i\ carious racial cease-fire wqs Army planning to attend a formerly of Manchester, grad- I. McHale to WiUMaim E. and M,jss Balch Is a member of maintained in Cincinnati after r/ ing a stroll through mid­ Shirley M. Scihuiltz, property at graduating class at Mon- NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS IN THEIR EFFORTS. Sunday School picnic tomorrow uated from Duke University, fohr nights o f arson, looting town Manhattan. are reminded to contact Fran- Durham, N.C., last week. 42 Battista Rd. Chester High School. After Startled security forces - a . . and vandaltstn ces J. McCarthy of 57 Hack------WihitelhaJia Manor Inc. to graduation, she will be employ- blinked as the motorcade matack St. A bus will leave the Members of Grace Group of Miiller Haugh and Sara S. gj at Pratt and Whitney, Divi- LIGGEH DRUG Dayton’s West Side was rela­ YOU dtiopped on its way to the Soviet Citadel at 10 a.m. for Forest Center Congregational Church Hanglh, property on Shaiiow- gf United Aircraft Coip., PARKADE tively calm, although police re­ Park, Springfield. ’Those at- will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. brook Lane.. Eiist Hartford. Mr. Ruff, a 1966 WILL AID AND ABET A VERY WORTHY CAUSE BY STOPPING (Hendd pboto by Soternte) ported isolated incidents. ’There mission to the United Nations OPEN was some rock throwing, a tending are reminded to bring in the parking lot at the church EXigene P. Carini to Helen graduate of Manchester. High OFF FOR A WHILE. Nancy JL-Winther, hioMing her diploma, walks from the stage, past Manches­ from the airport. ’Then Kosygin, sandwiches. Ice cream and bev- and go to the South Seas Res- F. Howl, property at 92 Vernon school, is employed at Pratt 17:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. small lumber fire and a man wearing a gray business suit, ter Community College President Frederick Lowe. On the extreme, right is reportedly beaten, they said, eragea will be served. taurant. West Hartford. St. and Whitney, Division of United got out and began to walk. Mrs. Kaibherine Bourn, who conferred the degrees, and seated at left is Sen. but nothing like the fires and Helein T. Fitzpatrick to How- Aircraft Corp., Ea.st Hartford.,;, Gloria Scheffer, main speaker at the graduation exercises. ’The 30-car motorcade crept and S. Bergman, property at ,ja,tg ^as been set for the violence o f the two previous along as the premier and his nights. 406 Oaktend St. wedding. party strolled the sidewalks Marriage Licenses Officers patrolled streets by along Third Avenue in the 75-' . Gary Oha/ries Gray. Coven­ car with instructions to arrest degree weather. Shortly before try, and Barbara Xnn Zepp, 750 Tradition Free Ceremony any group that refused to dis­ 6 a.m. they had covered the half Center St., Jtme 24, Center Rec Meetings perse. mile to the mission on East 67th Congrega-tionoil Church. A smeUl corps of Negro youths Street. Roy Rdnelhart Heinz. Myers- End for Summer was sworn in as the city’s first Kosygin, on his first trip to town, Po,, and Deborah Lee LOOKING FOR A Marks College Graduation youth patrol. the United States, heads a long Last night’s meeting of the Miller Hartford, June 17, A similar g;roup received high list of world statesmen who are Advisory Rec and Park Com- Soviet Premier Kosygin acknowledges cheers from onlookers this morning South Methodist Church. In an air of youth and ex- recediweid thetoH ‘Mn abseaiitfia.” President Lowe introduced praise In Tampa this week for gathering for a special session WilMam Ediward Von Deck. as he leads a Soviet delegation from Kennedy Airport terminal. The Russians mis.sion was the last of the uberenice unshackled by any aaid OoUege Presl- the program. "It’s herd to r o - urging potential troublemakers of the U.N. deperal Assembly 16 Orchard St., and Kerin cuiTent season for its members ’ _ , - Frederick Lowe went from quire an old English teacher to ‘^ 1 - flew here to attend a special UN General Assembly meeting on the Middle on the Middle East. It was Florence AdShead, 16 Oichard and the last of a distingpiished stuung, heavy rules oi xra - stage and to the aisle to speak ftor only a short time,” Five leaders of Tampa’s East problems. (AP Photofax) called at the request of the So­ ■J. St., July 1, South Methodist 39-year public career for Rec tlon, 36 students of the Man- Bamry C. Van Camp hlB he said. “But I’ll try to do youth patrol went on the city viets. Church. S O M E PEOPLE and Park Superintendent Hor­ Chester Community College re- digillionm. He was on crutches, this." payroll Friday to keep Mayor t ’i*!*! Kosygin is expected to lead an Building Permits ace Murphey. celved their diplomas last night Many of the speotatore car- And he did. He introduced Nick Nuccto and city fathers W a r V O I F i l i b u s t e r attempt to coimemn Israel as Charles Dickens, fence at 34 GET ALL THE I Muiphey is retiring July 31 at their borrowed quarters at cameios, and as each dt- the 10 persons sItJtdhg on the informed of Negro needs before ------£------the aggressor (fin the Arab-Is- Avondale Rd., $190 Manchester High School. The was given it was marked gtage behind him, and toW how tempera explode in the streets raell war and to demad her Alan Hartstein, -breezeway ” ^ove to Florida. He withdrawal from the territory BREAKS has been park superintendent graduates were led Into Bailey »>y sudden bright ftoslhes of Nucclo seild he “ never and garage at 26 Flag Dr., $2,- (See Page Fourteen) seized in the war. since 1928 and rec and park Auditorium for the ceremony )>ullibs poppdong. dreamed” Tamipa’a Negro 000. by the members of the color- ____ ^______youngrters could become an Senate Blocks Long’s Move It was also considered pomt- James N. Corso for Walter superintendent since 1964. The ble that he would meet with town now is accepting appli­ ful, kllt-clad Manchester Pipe army of arsonists and vandals. Williams, alterations to dwell­ Cincinnati’s cease-fire was President Johnson who was in cations for a replacement. band who played "Leng;ivar” in ing at 388 E. Center St., $1,- slow tempo on their bagpipes. enforced by the bayonets of the Washington today after cancel­ NEED 100. The commission will not meet The students got their diplo­ U.S. Planes Destroy Ohio National Guard. Mjaxi- To Get Early Dodd Vote ing plans to spend the weekend Roland Rutherford, altera­ in July and August. Its next mas under a large blue and mum sentences were imposed on his Texas ranch. Kosygin tions to dwelling at 18 Cornell meeting will be Sept. 21. white sign on which was paint­ by the courts. «;AoxiTvr/'.nwM4T iir a u , made no statement on hls arrlv- SOME WASHING’TON (AP) — Wary told newsmen. Bennett said fine man and he Is now a high- al St., $1,000. . Murphey announced last night ed the symbol of the young Ra-Bil Contractors for Harry Enemy Missile Site Police said Friday night there of a fUlbuster by backers of Sen. Long’s lengthy appeal had con- type, lovable man who wouldn’t A bouauet of red roses from HELP? that the town’s four swimming college —an old time whale oil had been a few Incidents of rock Thomas J. Dodd, Senate ethics fused senators. ,cheai anybody.” Mrs. Federanko w e r T a c e e X Carr, additions to dwelling at pools will open on June 24, at lamp, a writing quill and a SAIGON (AP) — U.S. fighter- nlsta executed U.S. Army Sgt. throwing and only 17 arrests. committee members say they’ll The Utah Republican said Dodd, viewing his defender, by Kosygin’s Lughter, L yutol- 40 Coburn Rd., $7,000. an hour to be announced. He book tided "Truth” in the bombers destroyed a surfaeje-to- Harold George Bennett, 26, of At least 344 persons had been press their parliamentary ad- committee members, and somo ^*om a book-row seat, seemed la A. Gvishiani, who had accom- ^ ‘ -I a^id that the pools have been background. air missile site 41 miles north of Perryvllle, Ark., after three arrested previously since vlo- vantage in the ce'hsure case of other senators fear that if Dodd wearied by it all. panled her father on the trlB YALE HIRES SPiyACK The only tradition at MCC, filled and that the chlorinating Vinh In North Vietnam Friday, Viet Cong paid the death penal- lence broke out late Monday. the ^nneotlcut Democrat. should win on the double-billing_____ WASHINGTON (AP)—A Jus- Mrs. Katherine Bourn, now . , o equipment will be put into op- ___ _ „» and In another raid a U.S. F105 ty in Saigon. At Lansing, ------Mich., police------said Before recessing debate . until count, there might be a flllbust- ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ------tlce Department antitrust ex- eration on Sunday or Monday, Thunderchlef was lost to ground Robert J. McCloskey, State no incidents were reported Fri- Monday on the committee s res- er. pert is resigning his job after Last night’s commission ’Trustees for Regional Com fire. Department press officer, told day night after winds and heavy to censura Dodd, the "Since the parliamentary ad- 12 yeans to become an associate meeting waui confined to routine munity Colleges, handed the Pilots reported touching off newsmen In Washington that the thundershowers hit the area. “ ®"ate agreed ^Friday to vote vantage is with us, why should WHEEL CHAIRS WALKERS HOSPITAL REDS profes.sor at Yale Law School, business. students their associate diplo­ two secondary explosions In the United States was “ taking every About 50 police took about three separately on the two counts throw It away?” said Ben- Special UN Session Gordon B. Spivack, 38, form­ mas. She had givan the diplo­ strike at the missile site. appropriate step to protect the hours to quell a rock-and bottle- , ® measure accus- WHIRLPOOL BATHS THERAPY UMPS erly of New Haven, said Thurs- mas to the six members of The downed Thunderchlef was ^ghts of prisoners of war In throwing mob Thursday night ^odd of financial mlscon- day he is leaving his job ef­ Here Are More Bargains the first graduating class in duct. ^ agTeement m m M . 1965, and -to the 13 graduates the 686th U.S. warplane an- S i t o l ' But committee members e°uld be reached to fix a speci- Gets to Work Monday fective June 30. nounced downed over North officials expressed shock t-apuol. Spivack said his resignation last year blocked an attempt by Sen. Rus- time for a vote on the politi- Vietnam. Its pilot was rescued. concern at the threat. In New York, Roy Wilkins, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. said had nothing to do with Justice AT sell B. Long, D-La. — Demo- “ thus prevint- In Washington Friday Marlow’s says: The students received dip­ Ground action continued mod- In the field, 500 Viet Cong executive director of the Nation- (AP) — World leaders gathered night. i m o R Phone 643-2496 Department antitrust policies, lomas, walked across the stage cratic whip and Dodd’s self-ap- *"6 Dhbuster move — the eth- m At erate in South Vietnam, but U.S. guerrillas stormed stormed a a govern- al----- Association———— for -— the — Advance------pointed defender — to e-et an tes committee might agree to today for the opening of an Kosygin, who arrived In New and that the Yale offer was to the down staircase. Here Hours: This year give DAD forces In the sensitive central ment outpost 240 miles north- ment of Colored People, urged {^^g^ji^^g J. *^®^ voting on the double-billing emergency session of the U.N. York shortly before dawn today, “ too good” to turn down — they stopped briefly and flip­ 155 CENTER ST. highlands area along the Cam- east of Saigon in the Phu Yen civil rights leaders: "Don't just * , . the count first. General Assembly at which So- will speak for the Soviet Union, ^Mon. thru Sat. although he will earn slightly ped the tassel on their grad- a trouble-free TORO! bodlan border near Plelku were Province foothills. They fought be against riots; be active In ^ charees Senate Republican Leader ^^®‘ Alexei N. Kosygin and Israeli Foreign Minister MANCHESTER, CONN. 8-5:30 less than his present $24,280 uation cap from the right side i,y the 173rd Airborne for two hours but fled after preventing them.” the two charges. senate Republican leader spearhead a Soviet drive to Abba Eban is expected to state If you own a cheap power salary. to the left, denoting the fact g^gadg ------»’<■>'’<' ho-vUv mk„ _ _ Outlining proposals for civil holding the floor nearly Everett,,____. , ,, M. „Dirksen said , he force Israel’s withdrawal from hlshis eovemment’s case mower now, you prolmhiy the ,U.S. Command being heavily raked by air that they have gone rom the Arab lands it captured. know all about expensive Manchester Motor Sales announced. .WK,.. Th«y..,x Vl.t C.S rIghU l.ad.r. .« SSldTte g“ « “ ceSrjidT^VS,' ...... ’There had been speculation student to graduate. dead were counted and seven violence, he said NAACP offi- uoaa s Pehalf, Long tried to get uu uic openlnc meetina- this rr 12, . ------repair bills and miserable The dilpQurnas were handed to , ’The conUngent of 4,000 para- summei Saturdays. You’re guerrlllas were . captured. Gov- cers should “ meet with the peo- on— the cm charaafor an -Immediate that hls whito. v L other count. But he wouldn’t _____j . ______^„ ___ <1®“1 St«ad d '^ t to o "a a b BigT ^ F Four ^ ® s summit^ R eaidh situdtent. As Ingrid C5re- troopers was deployed from a ^ casualties were termed nle who have grievances and on the charge xnaithat mshls wnue-white- — ------• ^ with procedural matters, such meeting on the'°Mldie E ^ ‘.‘ probably ready for a trouble- Your Qualify Oldsmobile Dealer miri, RooaM Klttredga, Marie base at Blen Hoa, 20 miles north emmen* casualties were terme haired colleague double-billed Predict the outcome. free TORO Come on In and see one I Mlalhxwiey, WiCIUBm Powers HI, of Saigon. both the Senate and private or- Dirksen told newsmen he app^intm!^nt ^credentSs House and Hale Is ’Thotmias J. QuiMi. Rodman D. Hanoi radio broadcast a Viet ganlzatlons for seven trips. agreed the committee was entl- committee, and a few of the top- Prertdent de Stewart arid Paul L. Wbitson Cong threat to execute some The other count against Dodd ^®^ decide which count drawer government officials informed French source said, F-85 1966 Cutlass 1966 Olds recedived theiirs, the faculty American prisoners of war, in- is that he converted to hls per- come up for vote first, from around the world were 3 j„ pour conference is n^ Ertood'. ’These were the honor eluding a major, if the South sonal use $116,083 In funds “ -After all,” he said, "it Is not expected to show up for It. in gleht. The Russians are not Etudeailts. Vietnamese government carries Jusf Overflowing With 4-Dr HT. PS., PB., V-8, auto. Supreme 4-Dr. HT. PS., PB., D-88 4-Dr. HT. PS., PB., radio. raised at political testimonial Juat Sen. Dodd who is on trial. The session will get down to gager for one now ” * 'Thairty-two o(f the tSiihty-iHve out death sentences on three dinners and other ' political The committee Is oq trial, too.” business Monday, when the u One owner. V-8, auto. V-8, auto. went to the stage. Gary C. 'Viet Cong terrorists. events. Long held the floor for six United States, the Soviet Union “ Osygln told newsmen, “ I am Hundreds Of Gift Gorilette and Cheryl A. Hbffert ’Two years ago the Oommu- Because the resolution lists hours Friday, alternately cajol- and Israel are listed to speak. In New York only to at- W as Was ib KR. OR. .0 %. ■■ Was fb ■■ the accusation about political and reprimanding fellow that orders- ^ meeting of the $2995 $2995 $3195 $ O Q A r funds first, the Senate’s pre- senators. He roamed the Senate The possibility of President UnitedNation (^neral Assem- Ideas For FATHER'S sidlng officer ruled Long needed aisles, shaking hls fists to ham- Johnson’s speaking for the Unit- “v.’ . only thing NOW NOW Z u 9 3 NOW Z 0 9 s ) unanimous consent to take up "i®*' home arguments. ed States still was under consi^- which interests me for the mo- 2695 • Construction Hold Up the doube-blUing count first. Of Dodd he said: "He was a eration, administration sources to seek a peace­ ful solution to the problems of DAY, This Sunday! Sen. WaUace F. Bennett, R- the Middle East.’ New Whirlwind® by^ Utah, objected, thus blocking Asked if he would meet John­ In Explosive Stage Long’s bid. Afterwards Bennett, son, he replied: “ No such pro­ vice chairman of the ethics pan­ posal has been made to me.” TORO’ 1966 Olds' 1966 Cutlass el, explained why. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Connecticut construction Herald Introduces There was no immediate indi­ T 1966 Olds “ I think we’d have lost,” he cation that De Gaulle or British - k .. . ; Connecticut’s 31-day-old con- Industry shut down May J.T in a EROM Up Conv. ‘ D-88. PS., PB., V-8, Cutlass 2-Dr. HT. V-8, auto., Sport Coupe. V-8, auto., PS., structlon shutdown, which may “ defensive lockout” after the Prime Minister Harold Wilson W . 9 5 have idled more than 26,000 Teamsters Union staged “ selec- ' would come to New York. N auto. PS., PB. 2 to choose from. PB. The Soviet Union requested . i,. TERMS! workers In various construction- tive strikes” a day earlier Fouled Machine Offset Press Today the emergency session after its m 4 . •"v-. allied trades, has entered a against 18 of the larger build- W as Was ■■ resolution demanding Israeli potentially explosive stage. ers in the state. Causes Scrauijble with today's edltlo-n. The Herald introduces readers to the $3195 $3095 SQTAC $2495 $ O O A r At one level, the dispute be- MEOuigement said it was act- withdrawal failed to receive the T P lir k -n r i. ’T 'o l L - -• newspaper’s new photo-offset printing process, a development necessary nine votes in the Se­ tween the Teamsters Union a!nd ing on a '-strike one, strike ua ■111 A n o n e M. d l K S generaUy regard^ as the first major Innovation in newspaper NOW NOW NOW Z Z 9 9 the manageemnt of the state’s all” philosophy, curity Council. U.S. and Canadi­ 2895 construction industry shows no Teamsters and leaders of the NEW YORK (AP)-4BeoauBe terimology. . ^ an resolutions calling for talks sign of early settlement. It Is road-building and concrete^ olf the flaSaupe otC a New York ™® “'’® reading was printed on a new Goas aiknekl ait a laistiiing peaice ita/the 7 6 already the worst labor shut- mixing Industries left a l three- Teltelphionie machllnie atoout ^S-page capacity pjtojo-offset press housed In a newly budtt area were pending, but the So­ down In recent Connecticut his- hour meeting Friday InYhe of- the size of a tape recorder, ^Ing to the rear of THe Herald”s builddng on Bissell St. viet Union said it would veto tory. ' flees of the state labor com- which informs persona who mis- Yesterday’s paper was printed on the traditional letterpress, them. I- 1966 Olds 1966 Impala 1966 Delta 88 At another level, the missloner without setting a dial numbers that they’ve made The chief difference -is that in tHe photo-offset method the f:J ■ ' '' j ; Teamsters Union and the 6,000 specific time or place for their a mistake “ it was like one great imipresaloin is transferred to the paper by means of an engrav- Connecticut members of the next meeting. , blg temporary party line,” said Ing which is made from a photographic negative of the page, Jetstar Holiday Coupe. PS., 2-DR. HT. PS., PB., V-8, 2-DR. HT. PS., PB., V-8, International Union of OperaUng The noUce to the operating a spokesman. in letterpress, the Impression is made a metal plate whirii PB., radio, heater. V-8, auto. auto. auto. , Engineers—long close allies— engineers, signed by Elwood L. Some strange coversatlons is cast from a mold, appear to be on a collision Metz Jr., union business man-^ eiisued. . j . . . To the reader, the new..Tneithod brinf^- a more legible paper Bulletin 1 Was ift Was cotme. ager, did not specUlcally ihen- ''^® with clearer print—and most especiaUy with greatly improved W as ' had a baby.’ rae ^ e e r s w ere^ v en an tion picket lines. reproduction of photographs. SESSION UNDER WAY $2895 ; $2695 $ A A A r $2995 $O rA | ~ rder Friday which told them „ Reply: “ I’m not married.” The Amasing Sley could, in effect, cross “ Teamsters choose to “ This Is Selma, and we’ve To The Herald management and staff. It brings the satisfac­ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (A P )— The U.N. General As­ TORO NOW NOW Z Z U s ) NOW Z 3 9 t > T e ^ s te r picket lines. J?®**' looked^at your pictures.” tion of being able to produce a superior product. The shutdown has WUed vlr- ^he f f i ^ c t ^ssibUlty arises "You’ve loqked at my what?” It also brings the multitudinous small problems of procedure sembly started an emergen­ "POWER HANDLE" tually all construcUon in the skirmishes betw«m The recorded-voice machine, which always accompany a new technology—'particularly in a cy session on the Middle East Operates a Whole state,4>y cutOng off delivery of P cketing Teamstera and o p ^ when it's working. Informs mis- world so tradition-bound as that of printing. Frankly, some mls- crisis today with Soviet Pre­ conci^Tte to building sites, and. ®"^**®®” dBialens: “You have reached a takes are to be exx>ected, and a number of them will be ap- mier Alexai N. Kosygin to Yard Full of urge that it push Israel to . . . and many more to choose from Industry sources estimate that lines., wrong number. Your number reader. His indulgence will be appreciated. Power Tools more than 25,000 persons In Metz’s statement read: "M y (AP FholoAuc) give up captured Arab terri­ h^e°di f^d ^ Today's chang^ i s ' the second — and moat far-reaching — tory. Assembly President Ab­ various trades are now out of Instructions to all members of ■ In a series of ^ improvements which are under way. The first ■-m' W .9 5 PHONES: work. local 478 lUOB are to return to College Queen Is All Smiles It Was conversational catch dul Rahman Pazhwak o f.A f­ Teamster drivers drive the work wherever work Is avail- as-catchVean for two hours as P*®®® ^ '^*'®" *^® "®'^® quarters on ghanistan, convening the V t t - TERMS! 643-1511 ______♦„ the new wing. trucks which supply materials able within our jurisdlotloii.” There’s a very good reason for that broad smile misdialers were connected to nation body, suggested a som- 643-2411 to building sites, and operating “ Believe me,,It Is not an easy smile on the face of Judy Hill, 20, of Yakima, misdialers before the machine' Work is in progress in both the old and new buildings to mit conference. He welconawd engineers drive bulldozers, decision to make, but It must Wash. ITie University of Washington student had got back on the beam^ The ma- provide for moving Various departments Into more spadoua and “ leading personalities’* who MANCHESTER cranes, graders, and other con- be madO. and 1 ailone must just been named winner of the National College chine covers a dozen exchanges better equipped quarters. The step-by-step approach mahes it have CDin.e long distances” for ImarlowIs structlon equipment. make it,' ’he wrote. Queen Pageant held last night in New York City. in Manhattan, possible to coniUtvue publication while the work goes on. the session. First for Everything at marLOW Prices! St,, Manchester • Open 6 Days — Thursdays till 9 P.M. lijil \ Downtown Main' St., Manchester MOTOR SALES •S12 W. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER' is P A G E TH R E E r ' MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967

p a :^> t t ’ o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 • Area Churches Vernon Methodist Chprebj First Congregational Church S t Peter’s Episcopal Church B t 80 United Church of Christ -a-. Sahd Hin Bd, - Andover Wapping U .S.C oiirtFi»dg Recotrd Heat Ztou Bvangelloal TrinMgr Covenant Church Church of the Assumption Bev. Morton A. M ^ e e Liberty Cretcmen Convinced Sheinwold on Bridge Rev. Raymond H, Bradley Jr., Rev. James A. BIrdsall, VIoAr- Grand Opening liotliemn Church Hapkmataok S t near Keeney St. Adams S t and Thompson B4. ritte ntstt in Manchester's Pastor (MiMoari Synod) K, EJnar Raek, Pastor Rev. Francis J. MIbalek 9:80 a.m., Worship Servloe. Municlput Bunding ItteraUy SLAM-BANO APPROACH 8 a.m., Holy communion. hraeU Attack DMiberate 6ooth dealer C o ^ r and U i h Sts. Pastor Child care. Church School, melted aiway to a Adelton SHORTENS THE AOONT 10 am.. Morning Worship. 10 a.m.. Youth Sunday. Morn­ Both tidet vnlaeiable Bev. Walter L. Abel 0:80 a.m., Sunday School Rev. Ernest J. Coppa • Nursery and Kindergarten. VALS7TTA, M«IU (AP) — able thing about it was the ac- in • yesterday’s record- Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Brad­ ing Prayer. Chilrieh School By ALFRED SHEINWOLD N O K IH DISCOTHEQUE Interim Pastor with Claeses for all age groups 10:80 a.m., Church School, all Senior crewmen of the damaged .curacy of their air fire." Awards. Nursery. HARTFORD (AP)—An Italian breaking 9S-Opening lead—Jack o f dia­ try. ’Voters meeting after the competent sit the time the mar­ Standing nile which sends © Q62 ty J97 the Ranks. Assistant Pastor Pastor Thurajlay, Study group will They have testified to that! The action lasted less than an EVERY tUES. & THURS. NIGHT servloe; Wapping Community Church riage took place. the eJuployes home when the monds. On0983 OK652 Tuesday, 7:80 p.m., Board of Rev. John E. RIkteraitis, make its monthly visit to Nor­ effect before the Navy inquiry hour. Liberty received 81 hits Ssdyatore PoUlcita, 20, form­ ♦ K4 4^7632 Tuesday, 7:30 p.m,, MeetHlg Congregational temperature hits 96. South won^the first trick with trustees. Masses a^ 6:46, 7:46, 9, lOfi.6 Assistant Pastor wich State Hospital. court now in secret session from aircraft rocket and canni»n erly k policeman in itome and at Hm •) of Vacation Bible School teach­ Rev. ilo y B. Hutcheon, Minister the ace of diamonds and led out SOUTH Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., June and 11:80 a.m. aboarfl the ship as she under­ fire. The rockets tore through Florence, had claimed he could The previous record for a ers and helpers conducted by Rev. Theodore Bacheler, the ace of trumps and a low « A1053 , Festival. Masses at 6:46, 7:45, 9, 10:15 St. George’s Episcopal Church goes emergency repair in a her plates like paper. quality for entry into the United June 16 was 06 degrees in ROSEMOUNT. BOLTON,„ CON^. the Rev. Mr. Abel. Minister tfump. The idea appealed to 9 K83 Friday, 7:80 p.m., the Rev. S t Bridget Church and 11:30 a.m. Rt. 44 A, Bolton Kalta drydock, the source said. How she made the six-day States as the unmarried child 1967. 6 A West, who co-operated by tak­ e Norman Swenson, candidate for Bev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Rev. Douglas E. Theuner, Vicar Their conviction was based on voyage to Malta mystifies dock­ of aliens now living in the U.S. 4 A J I0 9 5 Community teptlst Church 8 and 9:30 a.m., Worship Serv­ ing his second trump trick, too. Live Music and RBfrtshnMiits the pulpit, will be guest speak­ Bev. Robert J. Keen Sacred Heart Church the belief that the Israelis had yard veterans who saw some of He bad entered the U.S. in 686 E. Center St ice. Sermon by the Rev. Mr. West then led the ten of dia- S d r t West Noffii EaH er. Bt. 80, Vernon 8 a.m.. Holy EucHarist. ample time to identify the Lib­ the worst hH ships of World War W om an Reports Rev, . Frederick B. Brace, Bev. Dennis B. Hussey Hutcheon. 1909 as a permanent resident, , monds, forcing South to ruff } ♦ ^ Pan Saturday, 1 p.m., Sunday , " Bev, Ralph KeUey, Pastor 10:16 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. erty, and on the intensity of the n. Every movement of the ship then returned to Italy in Septem­ Interim Mhdster H o m e K a n s a c k e d with Ws last trump, south led a i f 2 ♦ J*"* School and church outing. Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:80 In SA Officers to'Farewell Bev. Patrick SidUvan attack. sent water in her holds crashing ber, 1964. In the interim, he 4 4 AnPass Vernon Methodist Church Boltun Congregational Church Liberty was struck Jime '8 as heart to the ace and returned 9 a.m., Church School for alt the church. 9:16, 10:80 and 12:00 Assistant PhjBtor against the bulkheads, which had spent 17. months at the Maine. Capt. Payton Is a mem­ Rt. 30 Bev. J. Stanton Conover, she lay 15 rhilc^ off the Israeli An E. Center St. apartment the queen of clubs for a finesse, Emanuel Lutheran Chufbh In the auditorium. Capt. and Mrs. Emeisft V. begain' to bulge and looked near Connecticut Valley Hospital in ages. ber of tttt Manchesteir Minis­ Rev. Morton A. Magee Minister v^as ransacked, a car stolen, but West won and cashed a di­ and runs the clubs. West can 10 a.m., Morning Worship. Church and Chestnut . Sto. Payton, commanding officers Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and coast. She is a freighter con­ collapse. Middletown, a state mental terial Association, Manchester Miss Jeanne Lefevre, verted three years ago to a nav­ amond trick, defeating the con­ ruff when he likes, but then de- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, St. James’ Church otf the Salvation Army Citadel, 11:45 a.m. Engineers-shored them up institution. At the time he left ransacked and recovered; and DISCOVER THE (ALL NEW) Children’s Day. Children of Council of Churches, Greater 9:30 a.m., Worship Service Student Advisor of Christian al communications and re­ tract. clarer easily has the rest with the Church School will partici­ Pastor Msgr. Edward J. ReardoM, have received a new appoint­ with timber like the - props the U.S. in 1964, he was still two soft drink machines Jim­ Hartford Eh'angellcal Minis­ and Child Care. Sermon by Education search ship. It was ail over in a trice, but hearts, good clubs and dum- pate in the program. Grade 8 Bev. Eric J. Gothberg,’ Pastor ment and will preach a Fare­ St. Bernard’s Church sometimes used to support old under the conservatorship of terial Fellowship and Manches­ the pastor. Story hour for chil­ Ehccept for her array of anten­ mied at two separate gas ata- stlll North wasn’t happy. "W hy ^ly’s remaining trumps. children will receive Bibles. Assistant Pastor ; Rev. Eugene F. Torpey well Service Sunday, June 26, St. Bernard’s Ter., BockvlUe bu ildii^. his sister. ter KiwanisCliuto, where he waa dren. 10 a.m., Worship Service. Con­ nae she has. the contours of a UoiiB, police reported. were you in such a hurry to Dally Question HlRh School graduates will re------Rev. John J. O’Brien at 7 psn. at the Citadel. Be­ Rev. George F. X. RelUy Mokt- of her casualties-were While in Rome, he married, a member o f the house, recep­ firmation Sunday. merchant ship and her only ar­ Mrs. Karen Luby o f 171 E. draw trumps?" he wanted to Partner opens with one heart, ceive New Testaments. 9;ahd'.ip:46 a.m., Divine Wor- Bev. Vincent J. Flynn fore going to their new loca­ Pastor working in the hold struck by then rettuited to the U.S. on tion and sick committees. Tuesday, 6:30 a.m.. Ladies mament was four .50-caliber Center St., told poHoe a thief know, but South had a new rea- and the next player passes. You GASLIGHT 6:80 p.m., Senior High Youth ship and Church School. Nursery / ______tion, which has not yet been Rev. James H. Royle First Congregational Church the torpedo. Since tiw ship’s May 30, 1965. At that time the Mrs. Payton is vice presi­ Benevolent Society. Picnic and ransacked her drebser drawers son to hurry. He wanted to get ^old: Spades, K-Q-9; Hearts, Q FeUowshlp wUl meet ht the Dut- i o r iitfonts. Sermon by Pastor Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15 determined, they will serve at Rev. Anthony Kuzdal of Vernon machine guns. conversion, this hold had been Immigration and Naturalization 30 OAK ST. Tel. 643-6058 MANCHESTER installation of officers at the She sailed into the Mediteira- and opened a Jewelry box on with the next hand. Diamonds, J-10-9-8 3; Clubs, Anderson, "Care in Our Judg­ the Salvation Arm y Oamp dent of Manchester COiurch Rev. John A. Lacey, used as >an office and communi­ Service sought to deport him ton Home, Tumblebrook Dr., and 11:30 a.m. home of Mrs. Jacqueline Spen­ nean from her base at Norfolk,' Thursday while she was at Give Up Trick ments.” Nathan Hale on Coventry Women United; a member of Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 Minister cations bay. The Navy believea on the grounds that he was K-4. Vernon, for a picnic and elec­ cer, Hebron Rd. ^ Va., in the first week of June work. After winning the first trick Lake. They w ill be In charge Lincoln Rchool P T A and a a.m. Bev. Betsy G. French, the 25 men inside were killed excludable under the law cover­ What do you say? tion of next year's officers. The The Salvation Army She said that when she re­ with the ace of diamonds South • BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP Concordia Lutheran Church of a senior citizen progpram at' room mother, and is adtlve in Minister of Christian Education ^ h ^ been to p ^ t k n off the- by cbiicuislon and‘ nev- ing aliens who have "had an Answer: Bid two diamonds. event Is open to all Grade 9 661 Main St. Jehovah’s Witnesses turned home, discovered the 40 Pitkin St. the caimp. the Home League and Friend­ St. Matthew’s Church, Tolland I ^ U coast only 24 hours when attack of insanity." should lead a low club and give The hand is too' strong for a students. Captain Ernest V. Payton Kingdom Hall sa ck ed . top dresser drawers opened and West takes the king of clubs and response of two hearts or one Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, Pastor The Paytons and their three ship Circle o f the Salvation Bev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 9:30 a.m.. Beginning summer By the time Liberty reached U.S. District Ck)urt Judge M. • STEAK CHUNKS EN BROCHEHE 7 p.m., Junior High Youth Fel­ Officer In Charge Hartford 'Tpke. •Officially, her task was to her Jewelry box opened on top returns a diamond, forcing notrump, but not strong enough children came to Manchester Army. Meeting Sundays in New Churtsh schedule of one service each Malta, nine of her dead had Jose{A Bkunenfeld ruled Friday lowship. Rockville maintain communications with of her dresser. Nothing was ap­ South to ruff. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. September 1965 from Portland, The Farewell Service is open Sunday. Mr. Lacey will preach. been trainsferred to the carrier that PoUlcita was excludable for any Jump response. Bid two Sunday, 8 a.m.. Prayer Break­ U.S. embassies in the war-tom parently stolen, however, she Now South can afford to lead Church School and Nursery. Masses at 7:30, 8 :30, and 10:30 Reception of new members. Cof­ America along with the more imder this law. diamonds first, and make up • VEAL ALA GASLIGHT St. Mary’s Episcopal Chiurch fast. 9 a.m.. Public talk “Ancient Middle East, as they planned said. a low trump (but not the ace). A N D MORE 10:80 a.m., The Sei^ce, fee hour at 10:30 in Fellowship seriously hurt of her 75 To Pollicita’s claim that he your mind later whether to Church and Park Sts. 9:80 a.m., Sunday School a.m. I Saying for Modern-Day Life” by evacuations of U.S. citizens. The thief apparently entered West wins and leads another Church School and Nursery. Hall In honor of new members. woimded. was the unmarried chUd of raise hearts or bid notrump. Rev. George F. Nostrand, (Classes for all ages). Dad Home, Son Leaves J. Tripoli, R. Everett and W. Btit all military men in Malta, by tampering ^ th the lock on Monday, 7:15 p.m.. Deacon­ aliens now living in this coun­ diamond, forcing South to ruff. Copyright 1967 Rector 10:45 a ^ . i Holiness Meeting Unitarian Meeting House Francis, Watchtower Society long versed In the ways of war, The. torpedo knocked out Lib­ the door. South caishes the ace of spades DELICIOUS BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS North Methodist Church esses, Fellowship Hall. try as permanent residents, General Features Corp. Bev. James W. Bottoms, (nursery provided). ■ 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford representatives. take it for granted that Liberty erty’s engines temporarily. She In the car theft, Paul R...... 300 Parker St. 8 p.m.. Deacons and Deacon­ Blumenfeld replied that Italian Bev. Ronald E, Haldeman - • 6:15 p.m.. Open .Air MeStlfig. Bev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat 10 a.m., Study of May' 15 is- also was ordered to Intercept reached Malta under her own Kulesa of Newington called SERVED DAILY Rev. Earle R. Custer, Pastor esses. law states that if an incompe- 6:80 p.m.,. Frayer Meeting. SS Hope to Get radio communications of the power, tmder the escort of tte Police Headquarters yesterday ’Perry R. Candee, ’^^esday, 8 p.m., Missions and " I r ^ c t l n g Featuring OverstufFed Deli. Sandwich 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, •wSrtIh Milldneias,” page 306. fighting Israeli and Arab forces. destroyer Davis EUid fleet tug person does marry, then after he discovered his car miss­ HRC to Consider Charge Pastor in Training stewardsWp Ubrai^y. Mlhtoass.” i««:e 306. annulment may be’ sought only 10 a.m., MonUng Prayer. Nur­ Monday, 6 p.m.. Junior Song­ Nursery and Worship Church Wednesday 7:30 p.m., Group For four hours before th e at' •Papago. ing from the parking lot near Wednesday, 8 p.m., Executive by certain .^ c ifie d persons. sery for pre;SCho6l children In sters. School. discussion in the Bible aid "L ife tack the ship* had "been under In drydock, 20 bodies were the U-A Theater in the Park- COCKTAILS • ICE COLD LIGHT 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ board of Women’s Fellowship, "The validity of the marriage the Williams' BuUdlng. Sermon 8 p.m.. Friendship Circle. Another Diskan Everlasting In Freedom of the surveiHance from IsraeU ,planes foimd—three so badly mutUated ade. That MIS AC Was Slighted mon: “ Blessed Cfontlngency." Library. never having been officially AND DARK BEER ON DRAUGHT by the Rev. -Mr. E. Haldeman. Tuesday, 2 p.m.. Home Vernon Assembly of God Church Sons of God.” circling overhead. as to be unidentifiable—and five A cruiser patrolman, on his A Manchester youth, whose physician faither has dev challenged, the petitioner (Pol- The Human Relations Oom- color or creed for the life of Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Nursery to five year olds. League. Northeast School Friday, 7:30 p.m., Theocratic "W e were flying the Stars and were missing, presumed washed way to the theater to Investi­ naited two months of his time on the SS H o ^ in each licita) is now married and he mlssion (H R C ) Is the I^,.est a parcel in those areas." Communion. 6 p.m., Corps Cadet Classes. Intersection of Rts. SO and 31 Union Congregational Church Ministry School study "Make Stripes, and it’s absolutely im­ out of the hole in her side. gate the theft, ^>otted the car of the past two years,isleavingtomorrow for Oartegena, is not within the exception...” agency to become involved In The M ISAC Corp. is com­ Saturday, 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ Center Congregational Church 6:45 p.m., Senior Songsters. Vernon Rockville Sure,” page 62-71. possible that they shouldn't Israel apologized for the ett- parked near Kingfs Department Blumenfeld’s decision said. the charge raised by the posed of representatives from munion. St. John the Baptist. United Church of Christ 8 p.m.. Senior Band. (3olom'bia, to volunteer six weeks of his summer vaca­ Rev. Mlchellno Ricci Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister 8:30 p.m., Service meeting know who we w ere," a survivor tack and said it was made in Store In the Parkade, police PoUlcita may now be deport­ MUSIAC Corp., that it did not seven Manchester churches. It 7 p.m., Dally Evening Pray­ 11 Center St. Wednesday, 3:30 p.m.. Sun­ tion to. the same cause. Bev. Lyman D. Reed, theme: “Be Thorough in Your said. “ This was a deliberate and error. The U.S. government ac­ Children Under 12 Free said. receive adequate consideration was conceived in March 1966 er. Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Lance Diskan, son of Dr. and 9:45 a.m., Sunday School.. Assistant Minister planned attack and the remark- cepted the explanation. ed, but he is eligible to apply “ Lam” 10:85 “ Swinger” 8:40 beams. Hospital Notes Ministry." for a waiver from the INS Nine packagies o f cigarettes from the Manchester Rede­ by ^ tty. Klau and was in­ Church is open daily for pr*y- Minister Thtu'sday, 6 p.m., Junloir Mrs. A. Elmer Diskan of 543 11 a.m., Worship Service. ------Sunday valued at 32.70 were taken velopment Agency (MRA). corporated In April of this er. Rev. Kennefii W. Steere, Porter St., will take a plane to 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. 9 a.m., Morning Worship. Ser- which would permit him to stay “ Lam " 8:40 “ Swinger" 10:86 Band. Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. United Methodist Church froin the car. The glove com­ year. Associate Minister Miami tomorrow where he will Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Prayer mon topic: "The Good News of HEALTH CAPSULES. in the U.S. The HRC w ill consider the 7 p.m., Open .Air Meeting. in all areas excepting mater­ Rt. 44A, Bolton Power Cutback partment was pried and the In­ The name M ISAC is derived ALL COLOR SHOW Jehovah’s Witnesses Miss Antoinette Bierce, meet five other college-age vol­ and Bible Study. Jesus COirist.” The Rev. Mr. by Michael A. Petti, M.D. And meanwhile, his wife, the charge when it meets Tuesday 7:30 p.m., Mid-week Meeting. nity where they are 2:80 to 4 Rev. Hugh A. GUlls terior ran sack^ police said. from the first letters of the Kingdom Hall Director of Christian Iklucation unteers for a flight the same Bowman preaching. Commis­ former Marla Ascone, who is at 8 p.m. In the Probate Court­ TO P C O M ED Y p.m. and 7 to 8 p m. and private Minister May Be Asked, WHICH FI$H ARE The soft drink machines wefe Manchester Interfaith Social 726 N. Main St. day to Oartegena, where the sioning Service for summer con­ still in Italy, has asked for room o f the Municipai Build­ HIGH ADVENTURE Church of Christ rooms where they are 10 a.m. Avery St. LOW IM Jimmied at McCann’s Texaco Action CJouncil, which spon­ 8 a.m., Worship Service. The SS Hope Is docked. ferees. CALORIES 7 admission to enter the U.S. as ing. Lydall and Vernon Sts. to 8 p.m. Visitors are requested Christian Reformed Church 9 a.m., Church School and Utility Reports Service Sitatlon and ’Wilson’s sored its birth, nurtured its 0:80 a.m.. Public Bible <9s- Rev. Mr. Simpson preaching. the spouse of a resident alien. MISAC Ctoip. ha*,soxight to Eugene Brewer, Minister Dt . Dlakan returned Wed- not to smoke in natlcnts’patients’ rooms,rooms. 661 Avery St. Morning ’Worship. Sermon; ESSO Servlcenter. growth and ^ id e d it to Tia- course: "The Harmony of the 9:15 a.m., Worship Service PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ma­ O O buy a parcel of land In the nesday from his latest tour and No more than two visitors at South Windsor St. John’s Episcopal Church ‘iWlhDte Featttiers—Mjairk.” CWl- A t McCann’s, a machine out­ turity. honoring High School Grad- jor users of electric power in North Ehid Renewal Area for H B eE mMMS Gospels.” — B------9:45 a.m., Blblie Classes. said that he will go again next one time per patient. Rev. James A. Bonnema, Rt. 30 near Hillside Ave., dren’s sermon: "The Wrecked side the station was haotmiered, Offiieials of iMISAC Corp. say 10:30 a.m., Group discussion uates. The Rev. Mr. Steere four Eastern states may again construction of non-profit, 10:46 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: •year, when the S®* Hope will be Vernon House.” Rear-end Crash pried, and tipped over, police that there Is no conniection now of the Watchtower Magazine ar- preaching. Commissioning of be asked to cut. back on their moderate - income apartments, "Do This In M y Memory." docked In Ceylon. Patients Today: 292 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for Rev. James L. Grant, Rector said. beibween their agency and the tiBBiaTiRiaw tide, “Instructing withuHfVi Mild-XTIIflB yoimg«r/%itMiw people #/%«•for oiimmArsummer con- demands this summer to avoid but the parcel has been set 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: The younger Diskan is enter­ all ages. Talcottvllle Congregational Brings Arrest A t 'Wilson’s, a piece o f pipe pairs'r.it orgiarazatiioti. ness." ferences. Reception in Narthex AiDiMTITED YESTERDAY: widespread power faUures, a aside by the M R A for housing- "Moses In the Mountains.” ing his senior year at Ursinus 11 a.m., Worship Servlqe. 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Church was discovered sticking In Che The Human Relations Oom- ® nw ire*EaTai)! m M s m Wednesday, 8 p.m., Group dls- for High School Graduates af- KOUy AHexsander, 16 Carooll utUity spokesman says. A School St. woman was ar­ for-the-elderly. The designatSon Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Mid­ College In Oollegeville, Pa. He Nursery.. 9:30 a.m., Morning Prayer, Rev. 'Robert J. Bills, machine’s door. PoKce theor­ miissiion was created by ordi­ cussions of a Bible aid at the ter 9:15 a.m. service. week service. Rd.; Robesit Bantel, 361 Keuck- Church School commencement. Interim Minister The spokesman for the Phila­ rested in one of three separate has been approved by the Town I tlelkft is an English and Journalism 7:30 p.m., Evening Service. ized someone apparently sup- nance in 1964, miainly through following locations; 287 Oak­ 11 a.m., Worship Service hon­ mBItlaick Sit; Valerfle Boiroch, 30 Thursday, 10 a.m.. Women’s Wednesday, 9 a.m., Prayer delphia Electric Co., and the car accidents reported today by Planning Commission. major. L5md)alje St.; Mils. MUdred prised the thief and he left In the efforts of the Manchester land SL, 18 Chambers 9t., 726 oring Jubilee Club members. United Pentecostal Church Bible study, nursery provided. gn:oup. 10 a.m.. Worship Servloe. Ser­ PenntiylvBinila - New Jeicaey- M ISAC has asked the town's The SS Hope, which gets its police. N o injuries were re- a hurry. Interfaith Social Action Council. North Main St. and 711 D Blu- The Rev. Mr. Simpson preach­ 72 Center St. Brown, 34 Oak St., Wapping; 10 a.m., Holy Communlon.__ mon; "One New Man.” IMjairytaiid tovtenoonneotiloo — feoard of Directors to schedule Super-Thief.. Master Lover.. namej from the program John OannoOl, 428 Porker St.; ported. It was npt determined how field Dr. in Manchester. Also, ing. Sermon: "Transgress­ (Orange Hall) First EvangeUcal Lutheran Thursday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 8:30 p.m., Adult class cookout through wtUidh 12 uHUUes share (WKP a meeting to review its charge 'iHealth Opportunity for Peo- Hattie Charkovlch, 94 Charged with failure to drive much monifv. If any, taken He’s out to ransack the world! 144 a ria in Rd. in South Wind­ ing Tradition —^Why Not?’’ Robert Baker, Pastor Church of Rockville Bible class, babysitting. and discussion at the home of jwwwr — maKte tihe statement cf unfair treatment. Correction pie Everywhere,” is a hospital g t . George Ooolbaugh a reasonable distance apai’t as from the machines. sor. 3 to 6 Farewell Reception for i _ _HnrU Dfysi- t-*______T~Vr« Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Friday, 7 p.m.. Junior Bible the Rev. Mr. Bills, Demlng St., IFtfUay fcUiowkng such a veCun- The directors labeling such a ship which, from its dock posi­ Sr., Coventry: Mrs. Helen Da­ a result Of a rear-end crash is An article in the Andover Friday at the Kingdom Hall: Rev. and Mrs. Simpson in the 10 a.m., Sunday School. class. Wapping. tary oultlbaiok. COP, FLOUNPER.HAPPOCK, "THE tion, brings medical and hos­ vis, 46 Ovailianid St.; Lori Dea- Alice L. Morrissette of 138 meeting premature, have asked colunm yesteiday on the Es­ 7:80 p.m., Theocratic minis­ Narthex. 11 a.m., Worship Service. Major pqwer customers with­ h a lib u t, $6A BA$$, pital care to the masses of un­ biU, EUingiton; Wfos. Frieda 9 a.m., Sunday School. SIchool St., police reported. for full reports from MRA and tonian Society’s request for a try school. Wednesday, 7:30 Church 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. in the pool were asked to reduce derprivileged nations. Eggen, 51 Lyness St.; Linda 10:30 a.m., Th.e Service. REP SNAPPER CALORIEB They said the car she was M ISAC Corp., to guide them to zone change on Times Farm PHANTOM 8:36 p.m., Service meeting. council meeting. Federation their use of power when de­ BOY SCOUT Thursday, 7:30 p.m., BiMe Greszlro, 29 FalUonnr Dr.; Don- PER 9-OZ. $ERVIN^). driving struck another on a decision on the need for the Rd. suggested that opponents Room. Its volunteer doctors afid mands reached a dangerous study and Worship. aild HdUiBind, 54 Iknma Lane, Our Savior Lutheran Ctaurch Maple St., operated by Frank Notes and News meeting. to the proposed change had ex­ First Church of Ctuist, Thursday, 7:30 Project 190, —Ji------staff serve double duty. They 239 Graham Road, Wapping level. HmIHi Cjpiul.t •«¥•> h«lpful infoniMtion. SWINGER" work aboard ship and they con­ Vernon. ; " It could happen again Bausola, 62, of 186 EUdridge Mf/jjitipie, A tty„ Arnold Klau, pressed no firm reasons for op­ Scientist Robbins Room. St. John’s PoUsh National Rev. Walter L. Abel, Pastor , It it not intwidW ta b* .< ■ aiasneitk natura. position. Opponents to the duct clinics'in the hinterlands. Also, Arthur Jacobson, 337 i throughout the summer and It St. She Is scheduled to appear MlliSAC executive secretary, 447 N. Main St Catholic Church Oub Scout Pack 161 The volunteer physicians Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Exle I wlU mean, for the most part, a in Manchester Circuit Court 12 wrote to U.S. Sen. Abraham change say their reasons for South Methodist Church Rev. Walter A. Hyszko 9 a.m., Early Worship. Cub Scout Pack 151 had its work “ with native physicians KilcolUns, 50 Pioneer Circle; • request for voluntary power includes a maximum Jail term July 3- Ribico'ff, asking for ktr» help. opposition have been clearly 11 a.m., Sunday Church Serv­ Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D.D. Pastor 9 a.m., and 10:30 a.m., Sun­ lunson^s annual picnic May 27 at Camp teaching them American meth­ Mrs. Katherine Klein, 144 ; curtailment on the part of large of 60 days. A tiwo-car collision occurred Ribiooff relayed the letter, and stated. The Herald regrets any ice, Sunday School and Nursefy. Pastor day School. Johnson, Bolton. impression in the article that Oampfield Rd.; .Alfred Laneri, ' industrial users,” the spokes- —Revising the charges for at 5:66 p.m. yesterday at Main its enclosed material to the •The subject of the Lesson-ser­ Rev. Richard W. Dupee Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. ods. 10:30 a.m., ]^ te Worship. patients In institutions for the A ceremony was conducted the opponents’ case Is patently COMFORMBtr AIR CONO/T/ONfO mon: "Is the Universe, Includ­ French Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Lu­ ! man said. and, Haynes Sts. Police sal^ Dr. Federal Department of Hous­ Now Associate Pastor Lance Diskan will be one of a for webelos e n te r in g Boy weaker than the Society’s. cille LeiBlanc, 295 Hilton Dr., Powerindustry officials said mentally retarded effective Jan. Robert RT. Keeney, 59, of 75 ing and Urban Development STANLEY^F A E ing Man, Evolved by Atomic Bev. Gary S. Cornell Gospel Hall a group of 15 college stude(ntB Wesleyan Methodist Church Candy Kitchen Scouts next year. Webelo S h o w in g Force?” The Golden Text is South Windsor; John MacDon­ Friday’s cutback helped avert a 1. 1968. Robert Rd., stopped his car at (H U D ) tor study. 9 Associate Pastor 415 Center St. from elU parts of the U.S.—five Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Daily badges were g;iven to George WARNER I I E from Psailms, 160: 1, 6: "Praise ald, Coventry; Mrs. M ary Mar- possible large-scale power fall- -Liberalizin g scholarship as- the stop sign and then pulled Among .th e enclosures in TEL 643-7832 FREE PARKING BIRCH ST. REAR OF THEATER cf them med’ujal students. Bev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Lee, Alan Wood, Loris Durand, God in his sanctuary: praise cln. South Glastonbury; Robert m-e like the one June 6, which slstance to teachers of children out. As Dr. Keeney was turn­ Klau's letter to Ribiooff was 9 a.m.. Confirmation class. 10 a.m., Breaking bread. Theiri« e ir six-weekSlX-wtseiv internshipuutt?* nw***-*/ is --- 1 ------.<» Choose From Over 200 Varieties Adam Ramondl and James him in the firmament of his Youth FeUowshlp Choir award. strtotly vaduntiary, as is that tor Peabody, Thompsonville; Kh-thy struck parts of New Jersey, with special educational ing right, a car passed a bus material hinting at possible Today and Sun. “ Astronaut” 1:40-5:16-8:65 11:45 a.m., Stmday School. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Harney. “ Perils o f PauUne” 3:20-7 P.M. power. . .Let everything that 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship the phyoiedans. They even pay Pollard, East Hartford; Er- Pennsylvania, Maryland and proWems. , and the doctor's car collided racial overtones in the M RA 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Classes for all ages. IT S M U N SO N ’S Boys from Den 8 receiving hath breath praise the Lord.” Service. Baptism Sunday. The land Purington, 24 Talcott Delaware. The Industries were -R equ irin g vehicles to stop with the other car, police re­ decision. Tuesday, 8 p.m., Prayer meet­ their own fare. All they gat is 11 a.m., Worship Service. awards are Michael Agx>Stlnel- Wednesday testimony meet­ Rev. Dr. Shaw preaching. Ser­ room and board on tlie ship and Ave., Rockville. asked to shut down nonesaentlal when the lights of school buses ported. The other diriver was EJdward Rybezyk, executive ing. Nursery. CANDY FOR DAD 11, BtUy Hickey and Danny ing, 8 p.m. mon: "Is Religion Relative." the satlsflaotion of knowing they Also, James Reagan, 25 electrical devices. “•'® Robert G. Switzer, 31, of North d ir e c t o r of tiie M RA, has Friday, 8 p.m., Bible reading. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. Give Dad our quality candy on his special day. The region affected In the cut- Establishing the ranks of Hickey, gold arrow on wolf and vehemently denied that the The Reading Room, located at Nursery for babies and two and are Coing somothlng vital and Buckingham St.; Adelle Ris- Treat him to his favorites—nut baric, turtles, St., Hebron, police said. one-year pins; Robert Cormier 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. ■ back Included the entire cover- corporal and lieutenant colonel racial question was in any %vay 749 Main St., is open to the pub­ three year olds at 10:45 service The Presbyterian Church Imip.ortant. ley, 47 Avondale Rd.; Alphonsus butter crunch, fudge, assorted chocolates, pecan A crash involving two cars, and, Stewart FlaveW, one-yoar 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. : age area of 12 utilities In the P- In the State Police Department. Involved. lic, excepting legal holidays, only. 43 Spruce St. The Interns will have diversi­ Shells, 674 E. Middle Tpke.; roll, hard candy. but no dirtvens, occurred at 3:10 pins, and James Sherman, wolf I V TSCHMCOtOlecHNicoLOW Wednesday, 7 p.m., Prayer \ J-M pool—about 76 per cent of —Providing a 35,000 grant to He has called attention tc» Monday through Saturday 11 Monday, 6:30 p.m.. Woman’s Rev. George W. Smith fied duties — duties that will Risa Strickland, 71 ’Washing­ pm. yesterday in the parking badge and one-year pin. Service and Bible study. • Pennsylvania, all of New Jer- St. Francis hospital for research federal reg;uiations which in­ “PeillB of a.m. to 8 p.m.; Thursday eve­ Society birthday buffet. Cooper Minister involve every aspect of the jwo- ton St.; Patricia Trombly, 82 lot of Popular Markets Inc. at Boys from Den 4 awarded ^rloO ' sey, 60 per cent of Maryland, all In cystic fibrosis. sist that contracts for the dis­ PanllikG^ ning, 7 to 9. Hall. Miss Katherine Nielson, gram Branford St.; Mrs. CSiarlene —Creating an 11-member com­ 725 E. Middle Tpke. Police said are MlchaeT Steeves, one-year St. Maurice Church, Bolton • of Delaware, the District of position of land in urban re­ educational curator at the 9. a.m., Sunday School Classes They wiM drive trucks, wUl Watson, North Coventry; Mrs mittee to look into the purchase an unoccupied parked car pin and denner’S stripe; Randy Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor ; Columbia, and a part o f Vlrgin- newal areas contain a clause, EASTHAHTfORi Wadsworth Atheneum, Hart­ for, all ages. toad and unload donated medi- --Mary ...... Wescott, 108. W. Middle of Fisher’s Island from New owned by Jeannette Corbett of McCarthy, David Hubbard, ford will give an Illustrated talk ' la. "that there Shall be no dis­ drive-in ★ R'f ^ C0$?ama40 10 a.m., Morning Worship. cal EUippfies, will work In the Tpke.; Randy Wilson, 29 Gris­ York. Keeney , Dr., Bolton, either Steven Karplnskl, David Bark­ THE Masses at ?, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 ; The call for a cutback, which crimination based on race. JOAN JEANETTC AATHUR on “ Highlights of the Wads­ Father’s Day sermon. p h a rm a c y invenlttorying the wold St.; Mrs. Lorna Zesut, 41 —Providing bonuses of up to rolled or wS.s pushed forward er and Robert EJngland, one- a.m. ; lasted about 3V4 hours, came Don’t Monkey Around N A u r worth Atheneum.” 7 p.m., Evening Worship. Bas­ titock, and will assist public Dougherty St. 3300 to Connecticut residents into another unoccupied parked year pins. BIBLE • from the power grid's head­ U l d i B i A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Com­ ic (Jhristlanity: The Ten Conl- health teams when they go into who -have served In the Armed oar owned by Albert Grauberg Boys from Den 5 aiVarded o w ON THE SAME PROGRAM BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A quarters here after monitors mission on missions. mandments. the oounitryslds for immundza- Forces during the Vietnam war. of Wllllmantlc. are David Duff, Thomas Laine, ^ EAST HARTFORD SPEAKS trcji wofk and for conducting son to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald • showed a record high demand Glen Maxwell, Jeffrey Scully Wednesday, 6 p.m.,v Family For Dad —Extending the current 31000 by Calvary Church hoait,h lectures. Calve, Carpenter Rd., I was forthcoming. and Kenneth Miller, two-year Night. J Philadelphia Electric said • property tax exempUon to W u r n s N e r s (Assemblies of God) iiCAMERAS and FILM ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649^332 record those who have served in the pins. INEMAl Eugene • major reasons for the Lightning Fires 80KR30II 3T.H______647 E. Middle Tpke. Armed Forces during the Viet­ Two-year pine were given to Brewer O PEN D A ILY and SU N D A Y Hll 8 :3 0 P.M . " usage were the "unprecedented Alb CONDITIONED Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson SPEBS to Give (Instructors of the Handibap- a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. COUNTRY DRUB nam War. Thomas Martin,''Walter Plerog, M o N I^ , Theodore Didero, 460 Wood- - Increase’’ In the use of air con- Scott Dr. Tree Recently, Tennessee removed Pastor ped." Hid sister, Jill, served with :i 277 West Middle Tpke. John Tasillo and Michael Ra- bridge St.; a son to Mr. and Candy Also Available For Fund Raising J dltloners, and the high Industri­ a ban a^nst teaching the Concert Sunday the Peace Cforps In Izmir, Tur­ lightning struck a large tree’ mondl, all of Den 6. mm eftOTTs 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Mrs. Terry McOarthy, 82 Ox­ al activity due to Vietnam war Den njolker pins were given theory o f evolution In the pub­ key. His mother, is a brailist, and set it on fire In a vacant H?M |! The MJaiicIheisrter Ohiajpiter otf ford St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. lic ichols, leaving only two classes for all ages. i production. Hausman Levels to Mrs. Helena Agx>stlneHl, the first one certified in Man­ lot next door to the home of 'CHnAUU vvtm' jonI sI states retaining a so-called 11 a.m., Family Worship. the SPEBSQSA, dlreobed by Horace Russell, 108 Bolton St. Mrs. Barbara Laine, Mrs. M ary TECHNICOLOR MIMIIUX 1 chester. , • r Mr. and Mrs. Luces Yates, 164 “ nvonkey law.” Such laws are 6 p.m., (Christ’s Ambassadors Ertit; W. Emit; will pTesent a DISCHARGED YESTER­ A n o t h e r Blast Martin and Mrs. Axllne Hub­ The Diskan philosophy was Scott Dr., during last night’s widely oomldered laughable youth meeting. .progiram of bailbemshop stagiinig D A Y : Virginia Clark, 46 W hit­ Dempsey Signs bard. A den mother’s ceitlflcate COLOR by DaLuxa Plus Henry Fonda and 4 C O L .O R best expressed by Dr. Diskan, thundeistorm. and deserving o f removal. To 7 p.m., Family Gospel Serv­ tom'Dinrow at 7 p.m. at the Mu- ney Rd.; Edward Wadhams, Time To Enjoy The j) At Democrats . was awarded to Mrs. Baibara s.i.u«l Uini UNITED ARTISTS Joanne Wcibdward foibld teaching the eivolutionary when he volunteered for the SS Two pumper trucks froin the ice. Guest speaker, ’Die Rev. Eiile SihcW in Gcinman Paiik, Bast RFD 2, Bolton; Mrs. Madeline Hospital Bill McCarthy. plus Hugh O’Brien “A Big Hand For A A UNIVERSAL PICTURE! hypothesis as a theory is to Hope in 1986; "Thanks world, WESTPORT (AP) — Howard 8th District responded to a Little Lady" Lawrence Vincent, . pastor of Hartfcttid. The event its spon Messier, 14 d earvlew Ter.; in “Ambush Bay" atMtdge the academic freedom for a wonderful life.” Mrs. Doris Rlckls, 20 Jensen QUALITY and QUANTITY ) HARTFORD (AP)—An 3800,- telephone call at 7:34, fire of teachers, and to deny stu­ the Poquonock Congregational sored by the East Harttoird E. Hausman, riate chairman of 9t.; John Klnghom, ESst Hart­ . 000 bill which authorizes the headquarters reported. dents an acquaintance with an Church, Windsor. Fine Arts OcmimiBaloin. 'he ReipulKioan party, tooaed EAST WINDSOR Prayer ASiiO appearing in the con­ ford; Donald Dickinson, 35 University of Connecticut to Mrs. Yates said her husband Car Hite Rail, area o f human invesUgiatlon. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Duplicate Bridge Of Shady Glen's Superior ^ another blast at Connecticut’s D RIVE IN ★ R T .5 Read Herald Advertisements cent wlM be two quartetB, thfe Hartl Dr., Talcottvllle; Brenda take over the operation of Mc- phoned In the call when a J. Htowever, te a c h in g this Service. theory not only Involves re- Top Hats and Noiisy Water Bennett, 183 N. Elm St.; Pat­ • HOMOGENIZED MILK <3ook Hospital was signed by Democratic governor Friday in nelgllfor reported seeing smoke Car Rams Rail, TMEJITREEAST' Results In a duplicate bridge ^ o u s problenis, but moral rick Brewer, Andover; Mrs. (FROM OUR OWN PLAm ’) Ctov. John Dempsey Friday. a speech before a Young Re­ issuing from the tree. She said Second Congregational Church Pour. ^ game last night at the Italian club. N o Injuries were reported In ones as wOll. TV> tecfoh it as a ' 385 N. Main St. Thoi'e planiniiing to attend the American’Club, 135 Eldridge St. Laura Bolak, Hartford; Rocco The money appropriated is lor publicans club, she was unaware the tree had Acres of Free Parking scientifle axiom—as one teaches • HEAVY CREAM there was a a one-car accident on the ’Wil­ Rev. Felix M. Davis, Minister proisnram are remtndsd to taring a re: North-South, William Lar­ Lupacchlno, 79 S. Adams St. operations during the next blen- Hausman said been hit, though It was only a Hartford Newest and the law of gravity—Is to deal 7 bur Cross Parlcway, Just east BOTH CHILLS II THRILLS || SCREAMS tCiamkets, lawn chains and cush- Also, J. Scott Willoughby, • BUHERMILK I ‘ : / •'. nlum. The bill goes into effect "credibility gap" between Gov. few feet from her property Finest Show Place disbonestly with the available Rev. C^ Ronald Wilson, son and Edward Conway, .first; \ of the Manchedter-iElast Hart­ AND LAFFSllAND LAFFS|| a ND L A F F S Associate Minister tonB. In the event of .rain, the Louis Helpryn and G.M. P?rry, 134 Birch St.; Franeis Cope­ ’ immediately. John Dempsey’s political pro- bne. The Yates’ hkmle was un­ 1st RUN : facta. It IB no more unfair for ford line, at about 8 this morn­ Henry Fonda concert wiU be in Penny High land, 35 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs. • COHAGE CHEESE UConn wlU operate the hos- mise^ before the recent session damaged. ROUTES a S 44A a creatlonlat to teach bis bo- second, and Mitch Bala and Ed­ ing. “Welcome To 9:80 a.m., Worship Service. School!, Forbes St„ East Hart- Sheryl Hrilcomb, 88 Oak St.; , pltal until a new hospital is of the General Assembly and PHONt S4S. 6000 UeJ aa a demonstrated fact, for ward Bala and Don Carter and • FRESH EGGS Sthte Police, who are inves­ Itord Times” both are matters of faith. Most Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Davis. foird. Mrs. Susan Apter, 109 <3on,way • built at the site of the state’s his subsequent performance. Edward Ctorcoran, tied for third- AND OP COURSE OUR OWlff tigating the accident, say that ' creationists have no objection Rd.; Jessie Hynd, 23 Luclen medical-dental school in Farm- Hausman charged specifically Birth Rate Drops fourth. that Dempsey had reneged on Lynn E. Frielander of New Ha­ Plus I to the presentation of evolu- Also, East-West, Miss Mary St.; James Nardulli, 50 Birch •- QUALITY ICE CREAM • , Ington. Paul Newman I want YOU a promise to lower the state WASHINGTON — American ven struck a guide rail on the ' tion aa the hypotheste it la. But Bergan and Frank O’Brien, St. The governor signed 103 bills m “LADY L" “ evoluttonlsts are unwlUing for Into law Friday, one of which voting age from 21 to 18. Demp­ women gave birth to 131,OOlO right of the road arid that her lin. Mon.-Frl., ‘Times’ 9:00 to see me Qteoltion to be taught, as a first; William McDougall and " was a bill extending to private sey “ espoused a lower ;votlng fewer babies in 1966 than In oar spun around at a right |IH - “ i,» 7:00 theory, alongside thetr own be­ BORN AGAIN CHRISTIANS James Polites, second, and Mrs. and parochial schools the age everwhere but where it had 1065. The total o f 3,6(29,000 angle to traffic. There were no lief. Atheisto, riceptlcB, et al, .Arthur Pyka and Jack Descy, health, education, and welfare any read meaning — the state births establishes a birth rate paBsengens In her cor. The ve­ are great “piotectors” against third. leglslattu-e,’ ’ Hausman said. o f 18.5 births per 1,000 popular hicle had front end do(mage. the exercise of thelstlc faith in You Are Invifed The game Is sponsored by the ' services of the state. 'll the school room, bqt they de­ SAL , Other measures signed In- He said it was Dempsey’s Uon, down from the 1966 fig­ Manchester Bridge C3ub and mand the right to teach their To attend the Tuesday evening meeting of played each Friday at 8 p.m. A eluded bills: apparent failure to support such ure, and 26 per cent below the NARCOTICS CONVlCmONS ' BthelMtlc faith freely. Yet we the MANCHESTER BIBLE CLASS. This class at the Italian American Club. —^Removing tolls on the Old a measure "in the political coun­ 26J3 births per 1,000 recorded HARTFORD ,(AP) — Charles hear much about the “narrow “The Barber” - Lyme-Old Saybrook bridge on cils of his party in the deneral In 1957. O. Dukes, 32, of Hartford was dbrtructlonlam” of creationists is sponsored by the Calvary Baptist Church MEADOWS' 241 North Main Stl "You Can Taste The Quality ‘ July 1, 1969. Assembly" that defeated a R e­ sentenced to 6 to 12 years In Exclusive Drive-In t m '. and the “ broad UberaUsm’’ o f of Windsor Locks and teaches JEbUS CHRIST, publican attempt to lower Uje TWO DIE IN CRASH prison Friday on charges of evOtutloplata! , —Requiring motorcycle opera- Showing HAS MOVED TO {'tors to wear goggles and hel- voting age. f r a n k l i n (A P )—T wo young violation of the Narcotics Act Crucified— Risen— and Coming Again. LET us PRICE I Clint Enetwood (In Color) | ; CHURCH OP CHRIST • menta as of Oct. l, 1967. The . Democratic-controlled. wuilmantic men were killed and larqeny. YOUR NEXT NOW . . . TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS i n C O L O R Lydall and Vernon Streets —For further information, call— - —Banning discrimination in Committee on .Ojnstltutlonal early Saturday morning when The sentence was passed by "FO R A FEW CO-StMMWtS - PRESCRiniON 2 BEPOT ST. ROUTE 6 and 44A — OPEN DAILY and SDNWAY % employment on account at sex. Amendments had failed to re their car went out of control Judge Raymond J, Devlin In Pbone:. 648-2517 p..rkiuin Rranch—^Mondav through Saturday port out the Republican-spon­ near the Intersection of Meet­ Superior Court. DOLLARS MORE' REV, E. DAVID BENNEH Phone —Authorizing credtt unions to RiTBOONE-WAUSnNi- Bible Classes, 9:45 a.m. IN BUCKUNB sored bill on the matter, Haus­ ing House Hill Road and Rt. 82, Dukes had pleaded guilty to ] -Teacher Windsor 638*1810 ARTHUR DRUB V make higher education loans; — Pine — Worship, 10:45 a.m., —4tovislng the formula for man said, and the Republicans hit a large tree and broke apart. the. two; charges. He had been Robert Mitriium state aid to municipal airports. couldnlt .get enough Democrats Police Identified the dead men charged with many more cri­ “Tluuider Bond" 83»[iMtaiMm'TEItKY'THI)MAS 6:00 pjn. —Raising the fine tat throw­ to Join with them In an attempt as Paul J. KeUy, 24, of 606 minal counts, but these were A UNIVERSAL PKTURE AUNIVtRSM. hoUed In consideration of his HIHIIORO SPhlNCIIIID flPKlSSW.U ing objects at motor vehicles to force the measure’ to the Main St., the driver, and George RIS ‘,fl S 91 Roilh — H A R T FO R D ...... PICTUWg from 350 to $600..The bill also floor on . a petition. H. Adams, 24, of Union Street. plea.

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Uttaii. ptwident of ‘iM s iMiiiionto toad, hoto- toe M toe IMd iiiSit>i,‘ toe.)bi>d ^patches credited to It or not otherwise credit- Itaketf toe Bo6f 'ddBe8hbiE6U|y« ■ fed in tills' patter and also the local news pub- Iowa Wetoeyaa Ooigge^ are exoarpto wodthy esmmfile of one Indlvld- Itllshed here. . which suggest that the dotaferenoe man­ uel rtslnjg: to unexpeoted tit- eitoWliBiHlg hetM if 'S* .a iW r- All richts of repuhlloation of special dis­ rieu C iw ^ luittohkoiih Jb patches herein are also reserved...... aged to get pretty oM i to the omoiel umph oame rarthsr larte on the lUnese of our tithes. next to^Hte tost niglit of the ■taonbhly ooriieMrtive the M The Herald Printtnc Company hie., as­ not Miya too touch infhieiiM ■A " sumes no Mnanclal responsibility for typo- aessioh.': 'Itw Bouse was .a a fraphloal errors appearlnx In adverUaemenls Fresident LMteU spp«aM to Ms fel­ enriii witMn tbtfo. party, let and other reading matter In The Manchester low reMghmlato, In that bbuciudliig ad- rather Misdnehil and rueful Bvenliig Hondd. mooid beOBUSe k had Just gone akme aoriiis the aM e.. dwBB, to. rtoognise and oonftonti in .But now, tMe evening, the through the ordeal of, passing; tbJKtah' V\ill service client of N. B. A. Service, &K. what iu oaHed the ‘ toomipeteat baibar- lady from trilton spoke with Publishers Representatives — the Julius one Ribre o f thioiis ildlouiooS fkiolr - O f. _ unaoibStoii^ fire a ^ flow bf Mathews Special Agency — New York, <%t- lan," the great qitolal. toonslMilty of Mtrtle noh^hoths-ruie MHs with ter dhurili,------cago, Detroit and Boston. our time. language. triui shacked, ehe Bto, .," i L " i-'i wHoh the ijemocrsito hsd flbad- MBantBR AUDIT BUREAU OF CIBCUUA- ■ai;4 to find ,thto ‘ ieglstarion .4 pjfit*' Our preoooupatkm. In our eduoatfobal ed tUe sSitobn. TiMB set Upiv Jutt TIONS.______tooted trbto tite toot of the oal- Y b r it T fi procoBsee as weH as in Whdtd ptiUey, tor thei poor htUe helplesi city Display advertising oldslng-boars;' : with tocfaMqus, with l i » fTHagilHfj' endsr, to WMeh H .had toMfiV For Monday — i p.m. Frlaiy. ' o f Nciw Haven, a special pibvl- previously SAidibed, «h,d ■TEPHKN D. MCNAMARA JEFFREY B. TYBUB8KI For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. somstfatog oaa be doha has MM. I n ­ DENIS BI. KARPUSKA NICHOLAS DECESARE For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. eion tor the counting of abssn-. brought ig> fiW liorttan. She ttod MEYER R. FRANKEL GERALD P. ROTHMAN MISS CAROL A. OSTRINSKY MISS KATHLEEN M. PERRY For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. dent UtteH said, the effect of plaMi« tee ballots, a bill made nsoas- IM Green Rd. 118 Prospect gt. For Friday — 1 p.m. Thursday. the House the story tit hoW, 61 Crestwood Dr. S8 Arnott Rd. Amdston 8t. 'Imen In power who ere htOndly, eth­ aery, one of the New fiSven Manchester Manchester as School St. 30 Saidters Rd. 2U Hollister St. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. whSn this legiafatibn had fiist Manchester Manchester Hebron Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before detogaiioii said in one of dioae B.A. in English Bachelor of Science ' Manchester Manchester Manchester pubUoatlon. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday nically and rehgtously as MiteMte as appeared last WlMer, e t & her Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts and Mlonday itubiloation. some buab dweOar In far o ff AuSttaka." rare moments when somebody unsuocsssful lawnaeiiitto dppo- UConn University of Hartford Notre Dame Bachelor ot Science Lenox Hill Hospital Meriden Hospital Brown University University of Hartford ITniverstty o f Hartford Things like the Naat ooitoeabmUbh from New Haven did ooitde- nenrt In the last SlSotlen had oamp. and other pefhape Wiser oruel- acend to ebcptoio why New IM- Journeyed to fiaritord about it Saturday, June 17 )VSn bed to bring all Ito potty tlee now being praettoed by othWr m - and TtiporUA back to the plo- pMttloal troublea to Hazttord, Me in her town with the word tlons In other flekW riqsriMiiii. the beoauae k was the only way to that John Bailey had given Ms Pdice Roadbloeks Upheld speaker said, ‘the triumgph of teoMBoal force the ftepUbkeaea to oast promise it wouldn’t become 8 pjh . khsSiiiadn U u ^ ' efficiency that haa kMt Its sense of Wis­ their abeeotee bekorts during law. On that aasurance, she We wdoooied die original declaitm of dom.” OhaTicer, BWedt AdUQIii4s|’. the'Hartford Bttiomey'‘Involved to ap­ toe day tone. Said, the townspeople had ’ We don't tMiBc the same, point has PetM^ the taste of going abandoned their Moos for or- peal in an «2&H~lo'aMa^ a resolution "‘fir , been made so wen bsfot< ''ih So few down the kne tor this piece of ganixed pinteSt agaUist the MH. and definition of Uie police auUioilty to wnnW. ' monumental legislailon was Un- Now It, Waa up for a vMe to use roadblocka at their will. a * the sidmess deecMbed is in is ering In the House whien k got the House. .M i^, toatiy teiTl- We also vrelootne, aa saiUi^lag olarl- and with us erverywhsre. on to its oobstdentlcin of House Me th li^ had happened, .SHS said, in'thia aeeiirton, and mahy noMion; the main portent of the deci­ We ana more oonoemed wflh whstber BUI 4150, "A n Acit Amending toe naimitig and honing fin- prbtoiaea had been btokeh. But . CWtiV? sion written by Circuit Oouit Jtid^ and how we can do someihfnig this, ehe Said, was ths wbtst. David H. Jacobs of Meriden, for the Ap­ ahUng Auto to Inomporate "tfPhikralkb with the question of whether we sboiBd. Thertoi a ‘Bmislng BUI of She eat down, and theto en­ pellate Division of that Oourt What we can do, we usualy do do, and sued a moment in WhfOh the ’’But they aU aitfc*. Rights’ .tor Bafflikes of Mioder- ittike toflbbijia, ,n>e ~ His main fludings are dear, as to the only a few stray crittoal chaidtteta, eute Inoome." > fiouM knew It. had hebn touch­ ed and iMluenced. And, wlm Mm. ‘T itoK^fiuirit it — right of the date, which provides roads or actt-afpointed keapefs of the pUfaUe ‘Ifaat tMs migHt be a MB o f t miMt ghltaVsMl Idh fti ooMolsDoe or morality, dath niae ^ e e - social purpose designed to keep prohaMy the beat pisss of j^ht- and licenses the privilege of driving on second tlintog ever aeen to any you, have ftb «kbuSsA’> them, to make its own checks as to the tlons afterward ahotit whether It wss some of'the state's more ek- good to do What we did. chskys oommunitioB Dram Spa­ leglalature. Rep. lllk e MOritoo validity o f the Hcenee and the oontL- Of Ofeehwlrii managed t o . .to­ We an the gnat ags of ‘<*betihMoal ing thetnsehres exioluefve toiv Uon o f the automobile. Judge Jacobs ever, was Indloaied by Us tiUe il^ into this ifiood d y sfflciemQr that has loet Ms eehse of motion that toe, bill be reebm- 4joettoi|f‘ d ^ . , We hstvs defoHated our own oon- the RepuMieans Shouted loud BOSS CHERYL A. KUHNEY OUY W. BRISSON ‘When the date provides a pubUc fh- ecience. soon reintobbed. In the brief de­ ayea; no Democratic negatives vriaMon to ootoe? Ito.'liih 'P M r!. HENRY H. CONTI MISS OEOROEANN G. THOMAS R. BROWN JR. bate bn the bMI, by the bppoat- .vWsd.-ourneqds ^'Sni MISS KAREN KILPATRICK ROGER F. POE MISS SUSAN LUNDOREN oility for private use and the use Is by were Very aOdlMe. The bill WlOi lot Henry St. 41 Croft Dr. MINDER ition of bur old friend Ri^i. VVU- Bren ,lihi4 ''gHwh-'r-us- 82 HbiUster St. 54 Jensen St. mechanloal equipment, dangerous If de­ recotomlttedi and dead. Manchester Manchester Manchester 149 Keeney Dr. 37 Tanner St. 123 Conway Rd. keifi liaySr o t Bast Oraaby, giftoj^ ws:niNi to 613 Main St. Manchester Manchester Bolton fective, the right of public authority to Isabel ;Roofc' Just Sat there; to Bachelor ot Science Bachelor of Science .Bachelor of Science Manchester Manchester Who Makcd Mothers? who frequently undertakea to to ia y ^ i’Tcbanito’^ ' t t UConn Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Science Hartford Hospital Bachelor of Arts examine the equipmdit aa an incident her ftttot row aSat, a. stoOe « ( -SieM. B ii' toa University of Hartford Marquette Boston University Bachelor of Arts defend OotmeoHout from faUiM deughted and alitost ITnlversIty o f Hartford University of Hartford to suxdi use would seem inoonteetable. The ttatistica say that, aJtbougb ■■yj.--- -a-tfi.. •* iwinorniffiwiyvqt., ^ Albertus Magnus into the gta^i of the profesMbn- tosbellef I (rOlnilf Ww A rule of law must be adaptable to Mother's Day produces phone oalle sec­ al db-goOden of thia naughty eT and wtderyj her fabe. out aa tooM of-obir important changes in the 'way people ond In vohune only to those of dhrlst- 'WOHd. This, he said, WSs a 6hce ihore, usually hap- kve and aiat, or odiapse under the maa Day, the addiUonal phone trafflo ctdlculoua HU. pens at leist' fiMtoe; be. weight of need and be replaced by Ml Bathers Day adds up to abdht Hie Bo car, this could have Win to eveify seariOb, one todlvtihiBl ^dd * o S w somethiiig else. The oloedf of the right seme amount as that oooattoned by Blag peir tor one'bf Hu soultoi mSos- .hM toted the state tit dbmiiic- ictaaoik.'i'! of priygcy extends gmeratty to an au­ Bay or £K. SwiUtln’s Day. urea the gtoat DcmocraMo ma- ribUt tomobile; but it does not protect the The atatisUcs also sstablish that the fihuiMi'Ittl ,,w,u wj VI driver agalnd an Inapection to deter­ average odet of a Bather^ Day oatd is us of our peed Aririhu mine if there la Immediate danger In the 10 cento under that of Mother's Day Tales of Connecticut Trie Rev. ()< fiem y AriSerifeST- very thing which the ottisen has placed cards. ' fitoaiMM Xsitoettn d W ^ - In present operation on the way.” And aHbough actual spending for - '^'*v It is good to have the difference be­ gifts does show that Father does re­ tween a man’ll' house—now somethiiig ceive some attentlqn, the general esti- The Long Winter 1m > » of a castle again after the Stqireme marts Is that ^ift sales, for his day tbtai Court’s ,la^st decision on health and Mily batf of those for Mother^ Day. By W etley Gryti jn '■■-■I' ■ ' ■ safety inspeoUctia—and his automobile. None of these statistics has the ■ sHghrtstt dhanito o f g e ttk « tmdef the ‘fiqwn IsSid records usuaBy With mimefoua corile iund Bdri- This is a good statement of why the oonsrirt of an uMntereoliiig ais- automobile can never be aSowed to be­ ddn of the true father. He knbwe, tn in k »g philosophy, that It to the tbdu^t SOrtoirilfc of legal ttrins 'wtaMh Acoordtog. to the Bptton come quite the sanctum of privacy the oMds, ' ‘;..t b e edsidiig Sita- not the value, which reaUy- counts, fie home is still supposed to be. titaw notiMBg of the omoUOhs of iner Wrts thi^gtbatest sbarOfty •otows, from kmg experience and prac- , If the opinion by Judge Jacobs leaves their aurthocs. One exoeptkon to aa evSf' ye BtigUSh felt sliidO Uce, that It la more bOessed, and iMme- us with some allgbt edge of uneasiness. thCa general nile oooun to the the first Mtflement of this Ctov- tlm « more economioal, to give ttian to fm. 9 It Is because it leaves tie wondering how tend raaords of BMton, in which e n m i(^ . . . " Ooiri doubled to )ng to e V« ' receive. He known Htat it to somewhere price, and then disappear c w a r i.e s h . b o m a n o w s k i cleaxiy he or other Judges might as­ an impracedeuted pOSsage ie NEAL E. PRE800TT DAVID M. TOMA8KO MARTIN F. CHMIELECKl In the code that the male, actually the ffoin the markSt' edtogetoOr. JR. ANDREW A. COUTU MISS PENNY BENSON MISS JANET CONNOR MISS PAULA M. sume that the "good faith" qualifica­ btreSy dovutOd to toe ". . inein'; weaker o f Hie two seXee, to supposed to f ory of toe odd and hard wtortcr ’ ’Money Was no tsto)|^fli&'aiM i? Oak Dr. 79 N. Elm St. 239 McKee St. WUPPEBFELD tion of the police operation vyould apply 143 Walker St. Manchester RFD 2, 648B Miami, Fla. 19 Virginia Rd. be taR and straight and s^-rahoD t and ^ A.D. 174041, never to be totgert- men of good eitate irito bad ' - Hebron Manchester Manchester In some instances other than this par­ Bachelor of Arts Manchester (Formerly of Manchester) Manchester 90 Grandview St. Manchester never In need of tendernees and sotace, tcsi. . The frealdah weather ' money Was found to put Oislr 'to trttodif-W W afpfl'' Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor’s Degree Bachelor of Science ticular night-time roadhlook up in VMI University of Hartford Hartford Hospital Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts while the female, for all her strangth of that year must surely have selves to the quality of beggars _ , ukim-htiem^* Clarkson 1st. ;Michael’s College University of Hartford Stafford. and beg sometimea two q iiS ^ sity. MM Saint Joseph Simmons and true family heroics in all matters tried the paiUeRce of OonneoU- out ooloUlsrtB. • ; at a place to roUSve the .dis­ One of the relevant opinions quoted that reaUy count, muet be cherished as tresses of tiirir phot fainiuai.” by Judge Jacobs states Hie following: The flrat omcoB of bad weaith- if she were wgiA and tender. er vraM dtoplayed to summer, Never had . iOonnsotlOut si$0n "It Is settled law that peace offlcen It to a final part o f Ma training that 174Q. .TMe W eraer Was qOM such it barittoip, .. ; j . / bave the unquestioned right to detain the capable, proflciebit father wCR al­ thsmigibOOrt JUily and AugUsC,<^ ..1 I one driving an automobile for the pur­ ways. when au else faito, >rove capei- and ijpbot Wss a constant thriOit pose of examining his driver's license. ble of cSMirating Biker’s Day with a by B^jabrinher.. In October, the r> sac Such a detention is not unta'wful where very private, Very admlrtog aaluite io peqide ot IWIndSor Were aMe to It is done In good faith for that specific himself. And If there is svisr thsr walk acri6riB,tfae loe which ooat- Po^fg 1 ed one o f toW smaller rivOra. purpose. But when it Is a mere subter­ est trace of etrtvy th hiih as he hotes sofOi-iuaft't ria M B d iw i;^ ^ fuge, ‘or an excuse fCr a fallurs to pro- By toe rint week Of Novem­ the statisHcs wMih sbbw that h « day ber, a six toch Uanket of snoW ^"■rJ xure a warrant’ it is unlawfid." so far ahead of Ms in phobe caila, rovefed the ground, and wlrilery How 'would Judge Jacobs have ruled, P«oo of cards, and value of gifj^ ho aoD diti^ prevailed until the «n ohrays ask himself, rather tri- tvyvekyfifnh M toe month. T!hen, Utok doWn afdto 'yoto-n^eto this acknowiedgment of such a possibil­ . . .JMidly WO fim ity leads us to wonder. If, instead of an *t*np*»nrtly, hoW there oould bvef g «t to a sutpriritog ttuioabout, Hw tatos oatoe. Bor ben consecutive Our own Dear to^tain, maSiter an-purpoee roadblock in Stafford, the to be a Mother’s Day if k weren’t for o f stonna, him. days, a steady driazle soaked, case appealed to him had been one orig­ the lands, ’the banles of toe Oon- WhoM love so InaptfM us . . . inating in one of the state poMce road­ noattout River weiU flooded to tenderly wariiM . . . \ blocks so frequently employed near the an extent which had not been New Tork State line, where the request R*p. Healey’s Good Servide matched during the prevtOUs In bqura of j^ , i ; ' . . to mo­ for display of the operator's license Is half centuoy. Cribs filled wMi ments so giwys We make ytoi our hero . not so much for the Bcense itseV^aa for Rep. James T. Healey of Wateibuty, Indian oom, bay, and wtieaf also oUr .slave: the age which would be on it, and who did much of the work on the leg- wore nitocd by the rotting itoartion for refonm of the Brobate Ctouit fompnesa. You guide the great Ship of where, if the age happens to be under your diM^ JOSEPH A. PRIONANO NORMAN J. ELY ' ^ fwo-tMrds of t&e goaM to ' m fi ititoiton: a ROBERTS THOMAS P. AITKIN m JOHN M. LAMENEO MISS BEVERLY A. MMty assumed in ufltinr ft Hosnsft to WA’TBRfiUitT RfifiUKJECAfi - CoiddM poished, - ’ b i l ^ ^ .and 176 Porter St BRAMHALL t Stephen St. 67 Wyllya St. 262 Parker St. 6 McCabe St. 19 Jean Rd. Hebron Rd. Manchaater' ' ' ' i’ Mancheater Mancheater Manchester Manchester Manchester Bbtton . Bachelor of Arta Long HIU Rd. Bachelor ot Arta Bachelor’s Degree Bachelor of ‘Science Bachelor of Arts B.A. in History Bachelor of Science Falrleigh Dlcklnaon Andover i i r Drew University - St. Mlcbael’a College University of Hartford University of Hartford Toronto U. 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t 'rt;. vswattMfowtii WMtoeai>iuiiL[-e e 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COHH., S A ^ ttA Y , JtWl!! %% \ ^ G B - F O U R ~ - 0U. 'rts. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 drive on a publio hl^w ay, that It ahould ittanrl^rBtTr not be abused, and that It iliouid be a tTV. matter of official epurteay for till po­ Cofmecticui Stt^ning IfTraHn lice operating Buoh. chedoi and ihad- Br Aja.o. ; m e n u s F. F B ^ U M N blooia to explain, voluntarily, why th’l PUBUSHBD BY halt has been made, for what putpdse, The most iqcmofabie mb- Joirttidi at iitia lb7 fMriofi odidll h b r a ij> PUMTiNo oo., mc. Area Collegians Get Degrees 18 BImcU Street and under what statutory authority. n»nta of a o « e r a l fisghmtilir' oohitidbfM abHgatod Meaefaeeter. Oonn. WAt.TBR R. raitau soN t6 pta^. ihty bboarioiiaBjr PutiU^berB Marion are not tooo* of triumph ^ ^ ______Founded OotoBer 1, 18M for great add periiapa long-d^ rimhie to be’tta ^ am od Ikt* PuMtahed Every Bvenlnf Bxcefit Sunday* The "Competent Bfirbfirlsn’* -^ yed refonna, nor those at thie tdeblbgkwl la^iP^ wito a Hta and HoHday*. EUered at the Poet Office at Breryhody riKNild agree that no time w tiy iwonie..^ lOanciMBter, Oonn., aa Second daaa HaH great oithMsed potty or spe­ evin umraAialito filil thihi to / Matter.______hi history has been mbri^. fitting fat dbplay the #ihnigr Mhil od heiiH cial intereri dritee to « muA- SUBSCRIPTION RATES aomebody to bold a NaMonal 6aUfer- prfoUbto. this adeaied fiit^ to Payable in Advance ence on the Role of Oonsolenca thkh the mcRt of some advafiite|;e for (i One Year ...... $83.00 themselvee, but those liidtancea be inoUier siieb liiitaace. SU IfonUi* ...... 11.00 preoent. Then, finoMy, t6e tody flton TViree Hontbs ...... ,5.60 in wMoh sortie hitherto tneung One Month ...... 1,85 And auch exoetpts as bava appeared individual legislator suddcifly the Diriridt, Jritoet t t Rock of Wttton, ebtotoed Ckd ifF.inmn OF in the preae fiom ths oonoludiiig ad- bedomee, often to Me or her THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dreee of the sasrion, delivered by the own 8ur|Mee, the gtarit-MUer. ftoor. Sinoe ike Mi|en tori » ier and also the local news pub­ woithy ekample o f one individ­ crttafaUshing henidr M a Bhii> lished here. . which suggest that the oonferenoe man­ ual rising to unexpected tri­ 4^ *VJ*I All lirhts of repubUcation of special dis­ umph came rather late on the field County RepubMoaii patches herein are also reserved...... aged to gat pretty oMe to the .ctuclal staunchly oonserinative she oM illness of our Umee. next t o :^ e laat night of tlie eriiy itoaii; 1 The HeraM PrinMne Company Inc., as­ not have too much tofluenoe • p4u* WOnmnt sumes no financial responslbUlty for typo- Rresldmt LMtell appealed to Ms fel­ seerionJ The Rouee was ,n a even within hef ir^ poriy, let CnspMcal errors appearlns in advertisements rather shameful and ruefUl HBB'oltCMfft ' and other readUiK matter in The Manchester low religlooMa, in that ootwludii« ad­ alone aoftiea toe aisle., 3:S(M piH^» Evening Herald^______dress, to. reoogntse and oonAroot, in mood beoause It hod just gone But now, this evening, the ■ through the ordeal of passing faSUui; .OodMriitiC'' ' O ttnr'" P\ill eervioe client of N. E. A Service, Inc. what he . ceiled the 'Vxxnpet ent baihcu^ lady from Wilton spoke with Choir bf Publishera Representatives — The Jullue one more of tfaoee ridteUloue Matheivs Special Agency — New York, Chi­ tan," the great special monslroalty of unaccuatomM fire and flow bf ter OhUMii^ cago, Detroit and Boston. Httle non-home-riile MUi with language. She Wan shocked, ahe our time. wMch the Democrats had fkiod- MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCtaA- Our preoccupation, in bur eduoational said, to find this iegUIatiOtt L- nONB.______• ed this seaelhm. TUe set up, J i^ moved from the foot bf the cal­ proceeeee as waU aa in wotM poMigr, for the poor tittle helplesB city j endar, to wU ch had been Display advertising closing ■ houra ■/ r wilth technique, with the poesRdUty diet For Monday —T p.m. PridAy. ' at New Haven, a special provi­ prevtouriy isdghed, abd STEFHISM D. MCNAMARA JEFFREY R. ’TYBCBSKI DENIS M. KARPU8KA NICHOLAS DECE8ARE MEYER R. FRANKEL For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Monday. sion for the counting of absen­ GERALD P. ROTHMAN MISS CAROL A. OSTRINSKY MISS KATHLEEN M. PERRY For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Bosnothing can be done, hea had, Presi­ brought up for action. She told 192 Green Rd. 118 Prospect St. 61 Crestwood Dr. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. dent UtteU said, the effect of r**"*rg tee baUote, a biU made nsceo- the House the story of hori, S3 Arnott Rd. Amdston St. 55 School St. 30 Saiilters Rd. ill Hollister St. For Friday — 1 p.m. Thuiaday. Manchester Manchester Manchester For Saturday — 1 p.m. Friday. ‘%nen in power who are mctaily, eth- eery, one of the New Raven when this legislation had first Manchester Hebron Manchester Manchester Manchester Nbbii to ir mbtiid B.A. In English Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before McaUy and religlouaiy as iOiteittto as deHegRtioa said in one of Jioee appeared last winter, eVeh her Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Lenox Hill Hospital Meriden Hospital publloation. S p.m. Friday for Saturday Wdfklrit UConn University of Hartford Notre Dame and Monday publication. sosne bush dwoUer in far o ff AuatraUa.” raro momenta when somebody unsuccessful Democratic oppo­ ooBrr idMiy. Brown University University of Hartford University of Hartford Things like the Nari concentmtioh from New Haven did conde­ nent in the last eleotton. had 13:3(1-1 pJhl.r 01 scend to explain why New Ha­ camp, and other pechaps leaaer cruel- journeyed to Hartford about It by,, Jctiri -HMlii, Saturday, June 17 ven bad to bring all lt» petty and reported back to the peo­ Uee now being pnusUoed by ottwr na­ Chtifoh. : political troubles to Hartford, ple In her town with the woid 1 7-9 pm>.‘''WeW tions in other fldda raiiriwiid, the beoause it was the only way to that John Bailey had gi-ven Ids SMttlOrt, 6 B T luwwgr, ■ e. y ,. \ speaker said, 'Yhe triumph of toohMcal Police Roadblocks Upheld force the RepubUoans to cast promise it wouldn’t become 8 p.m. Mcuntsln 1 * ^ 1 \ efficiency that has lost Ua seme of wis­ fiiHtibdif-’l - We welcomed the original declaitMi of their absentee ballote during law. On that assurance, ahe ChaiKer, Bweeft AidMliibe, dom.” the day time. said, the townspeople had the Hartford attomey 'UtVDhred to &p- concert dhsH. L- lliefr s ' We donit think the same point haa Peihape the taste of going abandoned their ^ans for or­ ...fc'to.ks ,, peal lii an eS^rTlo obtain a resolution been made so wan b e fb n ,'in so few down toe line for tbte piece of ganised protest against the blH. ^ - and definition at the poUoe authority to words. monumental legislatton was Un- Now It, was up for a vote in use roadblocks at their will. ering In the House when it got the House. Rany, many terri­ A UtiMigfct But the slckneae described is in us ble things had happened, she We also welcome, as aattafying clari­ and with us everywhere. on to its oonetderatilon of House apamataAWAiaiti % "■ BUI 4150, "An Act Amending said, In this session, and mimy Ooutiott-.-hl^jCJluL fication, the main portent of the ded- We are mota oonoemed with whether prumlses had been broken. Rut the Fkumlflg and Zoning Sn- f sion written by Circuit Oourt Judgre and bow we can do something t««a« ahlU« Acts to Inooiporate this, she said, was the worst. David H. Jacobs of Meriden, for the Ap­ -with the question of whether we shoidd. She sat down, and there en­ "W ^’s tte'lbtt^' Therein a Tlbuslng BUI of "But they aU ollkb " pellate Division of that Oourt, What we oan do, we usuialy do do, and Rights’ for FamiHeB of Mioder- sued a moment In which the House knew it had been touch­ make m ecu ^ The fiMt w u w v . His main findings are dear, as to the only a few riray crittoal chantMers, ete Irtcome." Mm, ‘1 nave bbught a ffetd, u S ik V ^ ..^ ,, ^ 0 : - or setr-appclntod keepers at the pubUo ‘Tbat tMe mighlt be a MB of ed and influenced. And, with right of the state, which provides roads probably the best piece of qillt- I must go out and seb .g and licenses the privilege of driving on oonsoienoe or morality, dare raise ques- social purpose, designed to keep you, have Ihe «xbubed.'^^udli^' some of toe state’s mora ex- second Uihlng ever seen in ohy them, to make Its own checks as to the tiom aifterward about whether It was legislature. Rep. Mke MOrano gbod to do -what we did. Musive oommunRles from Bon­ Tomurinow -to- vaiUddty of the license and the condi­ ing themselvee exclusive for­ of Creenwlch managed to In- imibuto be’ plidrii&g We are the great age of '^todlwdoal into this mood a siiappy tion of the automobile. Judge Jacobs ever, was Indloated by its title OOd m H e tibude at ‘ ^ ■luotes a New York appellate finding, efficiency that has lost Hs sense of motion that the. blU be recom­ wtsdom.” and by its source, and such an We have siiy "reason tor . efcy m i: as follows: mitted. The motion Was put; away, or Of rejectihg (todh iP* We have defoHsted impression from the title was the Republicans shouted loud MISS CHERYL A. KUHNEY GUY W. BRI880N our own oon- vdtatiion to oomeT He„M^ pM^ HENRY H. CONTI MISS GEORGEANN G. THOMAS R. BROWN JR. MISS KAREN KILPATRICK ROGER F. POE "When the state provides a pubMc fa- science. soon reinforced, in the brief de­ ayes; no Democratic negatives MISS SUSAN LUNDGREN viidid our needa ~ 102 Henry St. MINDER bate on toe MH, by the oppori- were very audible. The bill Was 41 Croft Dr. 82 Hollister St. 54 Jensen St. dUty for private use and the use is by Wves eihd giVstorUe l' Manchester 149 Keeney Dr. 37 Tanner St. 123 Conway Rd. lUon of our old friend R^p. WU- recommitted, and dead. Manchester Manchester 613 Main St. Manchester Manchester mechanical equipment, dangerous If de­ gifts Shid we Mtod to Bachelor of Science Bolton Manchester Manchester Uaih Miayer of Blast Oranby, Isabel ROck just sat there, in Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Science fective, the right of public authstlty to to say ’‘Thahke>'?t^'ih &< UConn Hartford Hospital Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Who Makes Mothers? who frequently undertidees'to her front row seat, a smile Of University of Hartford Marquette Boston University I'nlverelty of (Hartfonl examine the equipment as an inddent defend Oonnectiout from failing we need Hto miiwe(t* University of Hartford Albertiis Magnus delighted surprise and aUtfost fototorcertMng' o f thi^'f, ' r ' ■ **>3* ' ■'TM~ ’ to such use would seem incontestable. The statistics say that, aitfaough into the grasp of the profeerion- dlshellef gtiodu^y growing wfd- A nde of law must be adaptable to Mother’s Day produces phone calls sec­ el do-goode» of this naughty of Hto';p«bpto.:Itot.-3^^^ e f and widerJHkxMs hef face. out aa those of ciiir Important changes in the way people ond in volume only to tfaoee of Christ­ -worid. This, he said, was a Once more, t f l l usually hap­ ridiculous Mil. find ouiMlVee oh t o e .^ , Hve and act, or ooUapse under the mas Day, the additiostal phone traffic pens at lehst mice, praise he. tvs KdpgQOOl IMBwt WB So tar, this could have been In every session, one Indivldiial weight of need and be replaced by cm Flather’a Day adds up to about the ed btoBefvee wittisoiirie-- .... something else. The cloak of the right same amount as that oocaeioned by Flag par for one of the soulful meas­ bad tilted the state of Oorthec- fcosoa.'.' ■> of privMy extends generally to an au- Day or St. Swithln’e Day. ures the greet Democratic ma- ticut. ., Xj«id.;mbft^ tomcbile; but It does not protect the The statistics also estabdlsh that the chuMh efid wbrd'fejf driver against an inspection to deter­ average cost of a Fathers Day card is ua of our-peed. AOMb.' t mine if there is immediate danger in the 10 cents under that of Mother’s Day Tales of Connecticut ’the Rev. C. Hemy AaderiioiC very thing which Uie dUzen has placed cards. Bhrianori Dutbemn OMiWiii In present operation on the public way.” And aKhough actual spending for A It ts good to have the difference be­ gifts does show that Father does re­ ceive some aUenUon, the general esti­ The Long Winter tween a man’^' house—now something B M S l d .Si* mate Is that gift sales for his day total of a castle again after the Sujyreme Oourt's latest dedsion on health and only half of those for Mbth^s Day. By W etley Gryk ,Jr. None of these statistics has the safety inspeotioine—and his automobile. slightest chance of getting wder the Ttown kmd records usually with numerous cattle and hors­ This is a good statement of why the : ^ skin of toe true father. He knows, from cxmslst of an uninteresting as­ es. SBtf.-.--.;.- automobile can never be sdlowed to be­ According to the Bplton fo- long philosophy, that It te the thought sortment of legal ttems which come quite the sanctum of privacy the cords, . . the ensuing sim ­ w not the value, which really- counts. He iitaw notoilng of toe emotions of home Is d ill supposed to be. mer was the g r e a ts scarcity Vahchi. knows, from long experience and prac­ thetr authors. One exceptiun to as ever ye English felt shwe ttet'to dhtte.'it If the opinion by Judge Jacobs leaves tice, that It is more fadessed, and some­ aiiout 1^" fdne of us with some sUgtit edge of uneasiness, tolls general rule occurs In the the first settlement of this Gov­ times more economical, to give than to land records of Bolton, In which ernment ...’’ Corn doubled In Ing the Mtufeherigt* It is because it leaves us wondering how drtvSiS^*: CHARLES H. ROMANOWSKI receive. He knows that it is somewhere an unprecedented passage is en­ price, and then dlsappeatbd NEAL E. PRESCOTT DAVID M. ’TOMASKO MARTIN F. CHMIELECKI ANDREW A. COUTU IVilSS PENNY BENSON MISS JANET CONNOR MISS PAULA M. dearly he or other judges might as- from tbe market alt^ethSr. -TI JR. In toe code that toe male, actually the tirely devoted to toe . mem­ Oak Dr. WUPPERFELD Bisne that the "good faith" qualifloa- “ Money was no temptaildn aikl Mi- A" 4.V< 79 N. Elm St. 239 McKee St. RFD 2, 648B Miami, Fla. 19 Virginia Rd. WMker of toe two sexes, is supposed to ory of the ooSd and hard Winter 1.' f43 Walker St. Manchester Hebron tlon of the police operation would apply men of good estate Who hkd Manchester Manchester Manchester (Formerly of Manchester) Manchester 90 Grandview St. Manchester be tall and straight and self-reliant and A.D. 1740-41, never to be forgot­ ’**■ ’‘Pp-V., r- Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science In some -instances other than this pai^ money was found to put their afo dditig lh tfoiiaiir P Bachelor of Science Bachelor’s Degree Bachelor of Science ^ Hartford Hospital Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts never In need of tenderness and solace, ten. . .’’ ’The freakiah weather VMI University of Hartford tioular night-time roadblock up in selves In the quality of beggars cariy'PriMtM la J'lWdiTaeoeri^. Clarkson 1st. 'Michael’s College University of Hartford Saint Joseph ^ Simmons while the female, for aU her strength of tbat year must surely have .-a Stafford. and beg sometimes two q u a ^ sity itod tkisy wtii bb r a ^ ^ : j and true family heroics In all matters tried the paittance of Oonnecti­ out oolonistB. . . at a place to rSUeve the As- ^dditioiial . g^rilSne i f . One of the relevant opinions quoted that really count, must be cberiabed as The flrat omens of bad weath­ treases of their poor famiUea.’ ' by Judge Jacobs states Oie following: If she were weak and tender. er were dhiplayed in summer, Nevw had Connecticut seen ..--V "It is settled law that peace ofttcen It Is a final part of Ms training that 1740. ’The weather was cold such a hardSIilp. have the unquestioned right to detain toe capable, proficient fotoer will al­ throughout July and August, one driving an automobile for the pur­ ways, when all else fails, prove capa­ and fixxt was a constant threat tftsi T 98( pose of examining his driver’s license. ble of cedebrating Father's Day with a by September. In October, the whifo' people of Windsor were able to Such a detention is not unlawful where very private, very admiring salute to Poet’s CofHet \ It is done in good faith for that apedflc himself. And If there is ever the sMght- walk aoroeB toe ioe which coat­ ed one of toeir smaller livere. purpose. But when it is a mere subter­ est trace of envy In Wm as he notes By the first week of Novem­ - 'VWb0a D i^ fuge, ‘or an excuse for a failure to pro­ the statistics wMch show that tam- day ber, a six inch blanket of snow cure a -warrant’ it is unla-wful.” ranks so far ahead of his In phone cOUs, covered the ground, and wintery Anchor jrairi” viibl$ ^ ^ foot the'd^l^'Md} How would Judge Jacobs have ruled, price of cards, and value of gifts, he ocncUticas prevailed until toe oan always ask hlmsrif, rather tri­ tweaty-firih of the month. Then, Look dowJ your fo’c’el* this acknowledgment of such a possibil­ . . knidly we hail umphantly, how there could ever get In a siirpriring turnabout, the ity leads us to wnder, if, instead of an rains came. BVrr ten conse served as executive entire countryside, and tbe ioo- Manchester .‘i::ted people were swept by Hebron Manchester Manchester ichester Manchester Manchester Manchester beer which may have been purchased in secretary of the Probate AseenMy. ' %fe Bachelor of Arts New York? waves of despoir and toneUneas, We bug and Mss you oa Fa-r Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Bachelor’s Degree ielor of Science Hartford Hospital Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts As a spokesman for the leglriotion, he Wesleyan University of Hartford UConn was able to pravi'de anaweis to aiiy and As the author of the Botton tber’s D a y— - - St. Michael’s College Verslty of Hartford Saint Joseph Oberlin And how often are some other road- To God Almiglriy for guidai^e > ' all criticisms which more than satisfied land reooitb stated, it seemed R b i ^ blpoks, in reality, actually fishing expe­ the Legislature. Hte wortc on this meas­ as though ", . . Ctod had sealed we pray ’ ditions To know qibre the need hoW' riWe Jt , ,, ure wlU be extremriy valuable to the up the hand' of eveiy man. , .” ' Airport sUUri'^’lb J people of Oonnectiout. And, for the first The temperature was so ki- we can hh|>art One thing obvious is that -the police tense^ ooM that snow on the UnselfiBli . love, .that . ,P4l are always going to be given the judi­ time, toe people of Oonneotiout wtU |to :date;''WasL in charge of this ancient and IneiWitnily roots of bouses tilui^ there for strengiliBa'Dad's • #-i- v-’.-v cial benefit of the doubt, whenever they autortomous and secretive -syeterti at over a inoHUi. During the obatM' are tsdeen to court, and rightly so. An­ judicial' process.’ of the winter, Ufaia^,, go pilot otir,'slti^,3id^v,' aU ou'r/loVb'', ^ ^ b',. other thing obvious is that they ahould It seems to ua particulariy Inappco- Sound wais m neh dVw, also be given the benefit of the doubt some people trekked acrois tiie ibrougb bad Oind' fair w<hbr,’ .. 1.7^ priate tor oppoaento ot probate ntofm Ice to the New 'Vork side. strength iBrim aboiirl . ; . . 7 by the members of the public, who al­ to Insist that the MU was ptobahiy ready have a strong general instinct to I By the begtnniog,,of Mareh, We’U serve (rigoiMMliorii .. . ■loppy and Inept—when In actuality It hay mppOes throughout the col­ aft trials we’ll Jbara^ understand and cooperate with the halt was prepared by some of the beit ex­ ony bad given ouL and TnAinn With dad . . . Whirib., UriJ . & and (mestion and search procedure of perts in the field that OonnecUcut obiiM ooem was «atienMiy Mdroe. j9tiR, kbegM hiifo lh'"’ddar'-‘aM'e^‘ '..; have found. the police, even to the point of assum­ thrae feet of snow lay Ih the ca rs! , . Ctov. John N. Dempsby, Hke i ^ . ing that there is some direat purpose or gitwnd. The last rartinants of Rear. 3y . Wetter iL Hjririko Healey, deserves ooirnnendation. some emergency even when the public the whilte stuff did not disap­ Bt. John’s Church rixrihris _____ .. , doesn’t know what it is. governor has signed toe measure, and pear untU the end of April. , Manchester, Oonn. Bnglaiid. the ptxioeas of improving the pn teto Bhren then, hardship was not iheht ahould o^pmib tb ^ Judge Jacobs’ decision illustrates the ^syriem can now b ^ n . In the end, we over. At QuUford, a farmer north, of Oonriiettriit, : . Hrat thing, and strongly - recommends areysura, the doubters wiB be oonvlaced found one of his sheep, which, MIG Nankfi Explaiufid ■■.-tlv Vi.;-, r the second. and moat of the prot»te ju iti^ ■ wUl had been burled in snow for. find toe arrhngemlat better. Jfiro- But the policy should also remember ievimi^-thrm days'^Hiiid. fP bate reforni Issue, wto onb of .ihilStot : .jUved. :'Other men Wefo hot Jo that it is ao^llkipoitant prerogative ebapteni of the 19(ff seerion of th«:i|^ ' . lubkSr.^ ^ e n the idiiki: tel| iw a. wMoh is oooceded them, that it does Islature. We ore protid of Jeeti;||adiettj 'if -vriia ' Involve the sacred right of privacy as Ijart In bringing about the im^tover ' tiutt fitarly laU M the oMilii MOSS MARGARET E. JAMES GNAMi GREGORY W. ROOD JOSEPH A. PRIONANO NORMAN J. ELY THOMAS P. AITKIN m JOHN M. LAMENZO well M the degree of public respmial- f MISS BEVERLY A. mente wMidi wtU now be poesilge. ^ ' and two-Udrda at the goati m ^ ROBERT’S BRAMHALL Ulity assumed in using a Uoense to WATBStSURY REIPUBLIiCAN « 'OaniiMWUcut had pdMshed, akm f 176 Porter 8 t ' 2 Stephen St. 67 WyUys St. 262 Parker St. 6 McCabe St. 19 Jean Rd. Hebron Rd._' Manchester Manchester ' -Manchester Manchester ‘ Manchester Manchester Long Hill Rd. Bolton Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor’s Degree Bachelor of 'Science Bachelor of Arts B.A. in History Andover Bachelor of Science Falrleigh Dickinson Drew Unlversliy St. Michael’s College University of Hartford University of Hartford Toronto U. Hartford Hospital X'

K t f,-. 1 'I' ..I'j fl' I, •Ml' PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JtJNE 17, 1967 PAGE SEVEN % . Old Oriole with Niew Wings^ Woodie Held^ Has Come Straight Home to Roost Feathers Flying in.Bauer’s Not-So-Cozy Nest USINESS h^ERVICES DIRECTORY National League NEW YORK (AP) — guys In BsOtinwne — they're a champions into a tie for sixt his last 22 at-bats for the Ori­ In the second game, Held’s hander Bob Priddy, who George Scott’s throw to the W. L. Pot. O.B. Woodie Held, an old Oriole great bunc^” said the 86-year- place. oles, got into Friday night’s second homer of the night...and blanked the Red Sox for seven plate on a grounder by pinch Cincinnati 40 88 .685 — . old Held, sent to the Angels for Last-place Washington edged opener as a second Inning re­ third of the year...staked right­ Innings in hls first AL start and hitter Paul Casanova. St. Loiila 85 31 .625 with new wings, has come pitcher Marceltno Lopes before Boston twice, 1-0 and 4-8, while placement lor shortstop Jim hander Jim McGlothlln to a 2-0 squeeze-bunted a run across In San Francisco 82 27 .642 6 straig'ht home to roost. . . Friday morning’s trading dead­ Cleveland nipped Minnesota 2-1 Fregosl, who complained of lead. Jose Cardenal also hit a the third inning. Dave Baldwin Chicago 30 26 .636 614 and the feathers are flying line. “But I should get to play in 10 Innings In the only other muscle spasms In his back. two-run ho'mer as the Angels replaced Priddy in the eighth INDIANS-TWINS— Plttsbutigh , 80 27 .626 7 CAMPING H IG H G R A D E in Hank Bauer's not-so- more with Califo^a. | j I AL games played. A scheduled After Striking out and stng'ling moved ahead 6-0, but a two-run and completed the shutout. The Indians broke a 1-1 tie In AUaiita 30 28 .617 714 cozy nest. "You get old sitting on the doubleheader between Kansas In hls first two trips to the plate. Baltimore burst In ,the Bfth CAR LEASING Philadelphia 29 80 .488 614 'Trailing 3-0 in the ninth inning the 10th when Lariy Brown sin­ EQUIPMENT Held, dealt from Baltimore to bench. In fact. I’m old al­ City and Detroit and ~a single Held ted off the iriniUh wliUi a chased McGlothlln. gled, took Second on Max Alvls’ PRINTING Houston 24 37 .893 16 California Thursday, smacked a ready.’’ game between the New York rihot into tihe left fMd bleach- Rookie Ken Turner then of the nightcap, Washington Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Los Angeles 23 86 ..390 infield hit and scored on Chuck Job and Commercial game-winning home run in the The sweep extended the An­ Yankees andjOte Chicago White ers o ff l«ftt.4iander Pete RUcheft, blanked the Orioles until the closed the gap on run-scoring Hinton’s single. On 1 or 2 Air Mattresses, Stoves, New York 19 88 .840 Printing first game and a two-run homer gels' winning streak to five Sox were rained'^but. snapptaig a 1-1 deadOiack. ninth, when Frank Robinson singles by Frank Howard and Right-hander Luis 'Tiant went Lanterns , Friday’s Results in the second Friday night, pow­ games and gave them 10 'vlcto- unloaded hls 19th homer. YEAR PLAN Prompt and Effldent • • • “Nobody said anything to me Ken McMullen. The Senators all the way' for the Indians, Chicago 4, New York 8, 10 in­ ering the hot Angels to a 2-1, 6-8 ries in their last 11. Th e double when I was running around the * * '■* tied the score on a bases-loaded MANCHESTER Printing Of AH Kinds nings ANGELS-OBIOLES— scattering eight hits—including First In Manehester. New doubheleadher sweep over the setback stretched. BalUmore’s bases," Ihe sadd. “I dtdn’t SENATORS-BED SOX— throwing error by third base- a sixth inning homer by rookie SURPLUS SALES CO. 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Mr.. Plen is well known New York ‘ 28 30 .483 6 Friday for 187 and a one-stroke it takes the guesswork out of an expert on hydramatic trans­ RE-UPHOLSTERING California 30 33 .476 6V4 lead over Nicklaus. 4-3 in 10 innings, Atlanta nipped to third on a bad throw. He SHOPPING PARKADE every side, every angle and you the difference between the fin- Seafood Houston 9-8 In 10 innings, Phila- scored on John Boccabella’s Lower Level, (rear) know exactly what you are get- est stone versus a cheaper one where bo stop for really good missions, he Is a skilled me­ * Modern Furniture Washington 27 35 .435 9 Big Jack, the sweat streaming accommodations. chanic in every other respect. 43 O A K STREET Ray LaGace delphia dropped Pittsburgh 5-3 .sacrifice fly. MOVE ting. Perhaps after you have iLs very small, but over the and Antiques Friday’s Results from hls pink face, poimded out and St. Louis took San Francis- * « PHONE 649-6850 looked at a finished monument years your finer grade stone This is the time of year when His prices are reasonable and TEL. 649-9937 Cleveland 2, Minnesota 1, 10 a 67 on the sweltering, 7,016 • store Stools and. Boqths ' 4 1 , ^ ^ ^ BRAVES-ASTROS— Expert Aai i you may find a few things that win estand up beautifully-HSo ycur ear needs attention after those who have had work done innings yard layout for 138. 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Southpaw Ray LaGace is 15 HANNAWAY ST. hero you know that it will be you; it might be that only the Lower Level of the Parkade Chicago Hlrlen 7-0) % Ooaoh Charlie Graff’s mound The Reds No. 1 handyman, out an early 8-3 Brave lead a monument that will be exact- is the Ruby Red from Wis- The cautious Casper, who eplains hls expensive footwear mostly on the hitting of Jim oheclced over from bumper to seals need replacing. In any 381 Main: Street 049-6324 Kansas Chty (Undblad 4-1 beat Palmer In a playoff for the chiolce fo r the M ancihester De- Phone 643-0012 ,ly what you v^nt comsin which will not fade with bumper. You may need new simply. 'You sit on the bench, Wynn, who drove in three runs MOVING AND Reason number two (or choos- .. „ ^ event, you can trust Mr. Plen and Pierce 0-1) at Detroit (Wil­ title last year after Amie’s now- gtan bamorrow when Zone Pour ing Manchester Memorial Coifi-’', ^p. . ^ ® years. ^1- -siparlc plugs, possibly the pioints Phone 643-9149 you hpe to look pretty.’’ with a single and hls 16th horn- to give you an honest appraisal son 8-6 and McLain 7-7), 2 famous collapse, took a careful, competition against Rockville He didn’t look so pretty to er. pany is the fact that Arrigo Ai- >s also popular with .are d rty, and these things can TRUCKING GO. 3-DAY of what needs to be done. Minnesota (Chance 9-4) at par 70 for 139 and declined to starts ait Henry Park at 2. La- minke a trem enodus diffemece Hydramatic Transmission Roseboro in the second inning The homer was Wynn’s fourth metti, the owner, is an artist ac then Perhapis the front end needs Repairing GLASS Cleveland (Connolly 6-0), night make a comment. Gace, a former standout at East SERVICE of note who creates beauty in ,. *^*^*^ Mahogany and :n the way 3’our car performs. realignment—why not have it Boston (Lonborg 7-2) at Wash­ Friday night. Ruiz, playing sec- in two nights and seventh In the • For Auto Windshields “I’d rather wait and see what OaithoUc, was w ith th e Boston ond base, had just taken the last eight games. He took over stone. His skill is unquestioned ^ popular Vermont Texaco products are tope in checked and save miles of driv­ All Work Guaranteed • For Store Fronts and ington (Moore 3-3) the other guys do," the two-time — Also — ciunlitv, and whether you use College Presihmen this spring. throw at first, covering on Sing- the National League runs batted and his designs are distinctive Choose wJiicJi you ing rubber? Brakes are relined Texaco Lubrication S«evlce all sizes of windows California (Brunet 3-9) at Bal­ champion said. He was 7-4 with the Legion last Fl'RNITURE CLEANING as well as beautiful. We all ^ ®*^se, all are beautiful, all will Pirc Chief, the regular gas, or .er s sacrifice. jn lead with 46. here and driving w ith pioor We Give Green Stamps • For Table Tops timore (Barber 3-8), night Behind him, at 140 came reed- summer. Sky Chief tlic high test gas, >"OU Chico carried the ball with Clete Boyer, Mack Jones, Tito want a memorial that will serve ®"dure through the years, brakes is dangerous. Sunday’s Games sllm Bruce Devlin of Australia, Rock-vine menitoir Bebe M ila­ will nc'Hco a difference in the OPEn«l 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. him as he returned to second Francona and Denis Menke had through the years as a listing Arrigo Aimetti has years of All kinds of work is done on New York sat Chicago, 2 who had a solid 68; rookie pro nese has made no decision as monument to those we have lov- c’^Perience in back of him, he way ycur car responds. Wlien SATURDAY 8 AJM.-NOON and before Roseboro knew what three hits apiece for.the Braves, all makes of cars ait Reuben Kansas City at Detroit Deane Beman, who had a 71, yet, but has a number of fine was happening, Ruiz played tag, • • • MORB RBORkK ed and lost, and when you have ^ artist who sees to it you^.ecd oil, Havoline is the one Plen’s Texaco Station — front TOURAINE Minnesota at Cleveland IT DIDN’T GO IN— Arnold Palmer Turns Away as He Misses Birdie. A Service DKCORATE WIT»4 to (Aceso; it is one of the oldest and Marty Fleckman, the 23- hurlers available, tooludling Le­ you’re out. PHIL8-PIRATE8— Mr. Aimetti create a monument tihat his equipment is the finest end work, rebuilding ball joints, J. A. WHITE Boston at Washington year-old amateur from Port Ar­ gion veiterans Joe Kayan and O f (or you, this is what you will "loney can buy. He spares no cf the teoted oils on the market tie rods on all makes of cars California at Baltimore Four Innings later, the Reds Rich Allen, on a tear with 13 thur, Tex., who led the first final round from 6-7 p.m. Sun­ aire from Latrobe; Pa., was Casper was bland as ever, Paul Misselwitz. still didn’t have a hit. With two hits In hls last 27 swings, led the Sincerity S h e r w in -Wil l ia m s have. detail, every moment is exact- teday. to mention just two or three PAINTS G L A S S C O . 1 It is Ume to have the cooling round with 67, then went to 73. day. again the charger, challenging and as colorless as the oatmeal Mianicliester and Rockville are om, Leo Cardenas was hit by a Phillies past the Pirates. He Reason n'umber three is the ingrly executed, and when it is of the services offered. You are 31 BIssell St.—TeL 649-7322 Don January was alone at 69-72 ' In all, of the original field the course, gambling, putting always among the front runners Where Personal ltd SUPER system of your car flushed and 66 he can’t eat. He picked up a pitched .ball and Singer balked smashed a triple and a home fact that when you do business finished you have a memorial sure of satisfaction here for FOR BEST RESULTS —141. of 150 survived the cut to the body English on every shot and in Zone Four play and oompetir the old anti-freeze drained. Some Catch! him to second. Then Ruiz rim, driving in two runs and Consideration IT here you feel the real interest lasting beauty. Mr. Plen giuarantees all the Today’s pairings have Nick­ low 60 and ties. It took a 148 to jerking cheers and groans from birdie on the seqond hole, stum­ tion is on a keen level. M KEM-TONE When you take your car to tapped a ball to third and beat It scoring twice, Is A Tradition that is taken in assisting you ------work he does—and he does laus and Palmer as the last two­ make it. Among the major casu­ hls vast army. bled to two bogeys on the back Tlie locals have a two-game DELUXE WALL PAINT Reuben Plen’s for a tune-up n e w BEDFORD, Mass. out for a single. Larry Jackson went the dls- to choose a monument that will work on all makes of cars. Not PAUL'S , some away. Casper plays alties are former Open champi­ Nicklaus plodded sedately nine, then got even again on 17. wiimibig streak over Riockvlllg 400 Mcvi Mreol you know that he will check TURNPIKE (AP) — A Mansfield man He promptly stole second and tance, allowing eight hits for hls do what you have in mind. Mr. Coventry only do you g et the finest sei-v- against Devlin and Beman ons Gene Llttler, 151, Tommy over the course, looking neither an/d I'jave tak en four of the last SHERWIN WILLIAMS all the points where trouble can PAINT SUPPLY has boated a 73-pouiid “I liked my round,’’ Palmer then rode home with Cardenas fourth victory, Aimetti knows thait such a ice piossible but you can also striped boss, equaling ■ the against Fleckman. Bolt, 149, and Jack Fleck, 149. left nor right, except to note five and five of the last eight start. Need an oil change? This TEXACO said. “I hit every green but one on Vada Pinson’s ..single. The * * * 981 ALAIN s t r e e t choice is made but once in a enjoy the benefits of S&H 645 MAIN STREET world record set more than Both of the last two rounds The contrasting styles of the distances in hls little black outings. 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Sprague, 23, of Quality -Line Products 20-mlnute battle on Sow from 5:30-7 p.m., EDT, and the Palmer, the golfing million­ the world today. liked it.” time a Windy City entry won, Mel Queen hurled a four-hitter inning against the Giants, who Osfrinsky what they would like for a me­ Woodland Ter., was charged Tool Equipment and Pigs Beef off Cutty- Jim Miartello bested Duke tor his eighth victory In nine dropped their third straight. St. that Special Affair? Gen. Repairers License Hutchinson Jn a 10 timing, 1-0 morial, and if this is not found early yesterday with failure Comer Broad and hunk Island. It matched one decisions. May’s homer was hls Louis has won three In a row DEALER IN WASTE here, talk with Mr. Aimetti and to obey a stop sign at Stone- School Menus 'Next Week Rental caught Aug. 17, 1918 by affair in Rockville fourth and Ruiz’ hidden ball and eight of the last nine. WE CATER TO: Another top-contender. South MATERIALS sketches will be made of your house Rd. and Lake St., police East Elementary school: Middle Tpke. West Charles Church. • Banquets • Weddings reported. ei-s, colerjr and cheese sticks; “We Rent Most Evcrj'thlng” Rod Sox Get Taste of Own Medicine Windsor, lifts the lid tomorrow • Gatherings Monday, hot dog on roll, baked Friday, hot lunohes not served. Phone 643-2176 at Elast Hartford. • Group Meetings ’ — He is scheduled to appear in Matson Sets Shot Put Mark RAGS, IRON Manchester Circuit Court 12 beans or ohodee of chicken Dessert and milk are served A P Riverside Racing of every description with each meal. SCRAP METAL We have the “Know-How” Ju ly 3. noodle or tomato soup, devil The third extra - distance to please you! Northeast School: Monday EQUIPMENT grind of the modified stock car And Lose First Twinhill of Season dog; Tuesday, hfamburg on bun, WATKINS-WEST meatballs in gravy, buttered UON WILLIS season, a 75-lap race.wUl head Major League Track Winners Show Oass and PAPER Church Corners Inn relish-es or chojee of^ saups, 933 CENTER STREET FUNERAL rice, green beans, gingerbread the bill tonight at Riverside place Senators Friday night. but still lost hls first game in bounder to third scoring the ty­ Radio Today criackers, cupcake; Wronesday, MANCHESTER WASHINGTON (AP) 731 PARKER ST. 860 .Main St., East Hartford and cream; Tuesday, baked GARAGE Park Speedway. Takeoff time The Boston Red Sbx, stung Bob Priddy and Dave Bald­ a Boston uniform. He had won ing run, and everybody was = L e a d e r s = W'URC—1360 chop suey, bread and butter or 649-2052 In Annnal NCAA Meeting Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Phone 289-4359 SERVICE IjOOMiK.0 MUlard luncheon meat with pineapple, for the first qualifying heat Is win shut them out 1-0 in the two straight since being ac­ safe when Joe Foy’s throw to 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 by a taste of their own late American League 4:00 Long John Wade choice of soups, ring-ding; mashed potatoes, buttered corn, 8:15. Tony Mordlno of Water- opener of a twi-night double- quired from Cleveland. first was wide. Pinch - hitter PRCiVO, Utah (AP)—An unhappy winner and a re­ 8:00 I>ick Roi>insn>n inning medicine in drop- Batting (125 at bats)—Kallne, ORMAND J. WEST 1:00 News. Sign Off Thursday, egig salad or peanut sliced peaches; Wednesday, tmry, who has a two-race ■vic­ header, then the Senators ex­ Right-hander Darrell Brandon Paul Casanova then hit a slow morseful Icser showered their class in the NCAA Track Specializing in Det., .343; F. Robinson, Balt., WRCH—910 butter sandwich and tomato chicken and gravy, mashed po­ tory streak going, and Wild ping their first double- pioded for four runs in the was breezing along on a two- grounder to first, and McMul­ and Field Championships Friday night, while Soutlfcm Director 1:00 M atinee .335. PONTIAC EDWARDS 4:30 Hartfoixl Highlights soup, cupcake. Friday, half day tatoes, buttered peas, apple AUTOMOTIVE Bill Greco of New Haven, the header of the year, counted ninth inning for a 4-3 second hitter for eight Innings and ap­ len , beat George Scott’s throw Labfomia began building a solid le'ad in team competi­ 142 E. CENTER ST. 7:00 New.s o f school. crisp; Thursday, homlburgs in BRAKE SERVICE Runs — Tovar, Minn., 47; P. 7:30 Gaslight ^ only other double winner this on Jim Lonborg 7-2 today game triumph. parently had the game wrapped to the plate with the winning tion. ------5__ . AND SECRETARIAL rolls, potato salad, pickles, cel­ Robinson, Balt., 46. The 46th annual meet ends Manchester’s Oldest 12j00 Quiet Hours Vernion Center Junior High season at Riverside, are the co- in the third game of their The first game was a study up, but the roof fell in in the run. scrambled back to his feet and .v2:00 Sign Off ery and carrot sticks, orange Front End Alignment Runs batted in — P. Robin­ tonight with finals in 14 events. With Finest FaciUtlCIi WTIC—1080 School: Monday, barbecued beef SUPPLIES favorites in the feature. series at Washington. in frustration for the Red Sox, ninth. The fine hurling of both Bell continued to run. By that time, SERVICE 1:00 son, Balt., 54; Killebrew, Minn., The unhappy winner was TEMPEST Nows cn soft roll, spinach, buttered whip: Friday, no lunch served. The Red Sox, whose many who had nine hits plus a walk Ed Stroud, just acquired and Brandon was one bright Chris McCubbins of Oklahoma • TYPING 1:15 Homo Decorator General Repair Work from the Chicago White Sox, 49. Charlie Greene of Nebraska, 11:30 Red Sox vs. Senators com, assorted ^q.ndwiches, Vernon Elementary School: PLUS' Vlnce Lomibardi, coach of the late - Inning comebacks have and two Washington errors but spot for the Red Sox, while State had taken the lead. Mc­ • STB3VOGRAPHIC 4:40 M onitor Hits—Carew, Minn., 76; To­ who proved hls class by wlniling SALES and SERVICE brownies: Tuesday, hot dog on Meatballs In sauce, buttered Green Bay Packers, coached the helped keep them in the thick still couldn't put a run across. led off with a double. Singles ■Yastrzemski and Conigliaro Cubbins won by a wide margin • BOOKKEEPING 6 :00 News. Weather rice, beans, lettuce salad; Tues­ MACHINE SHOP In each of the last seven iij- by Fred -Valentine and Frank continued their strong hitting var, Minn., 74. hls third straight NCAA 100- • MIMEOGRAPHING 6:20 Strictly Sports rcll, potato salad,, carrot sticlos, West Point line and backfleld the American League pen- In 8:51.4. Richards finished GUNLIFFE 6:30 Yale-Han.'uni Regatta vvodge of cheese, g elatin dessert day, ravioli, kernel corn, cole DuPONTS nlngs Boston had the leadoff Howard sent one run across, with 4-for-,7 each, but the rest Doubles — Tovar, Minn., 16; yard dash championship. He did PAUL DODGE • STENCILINO 7:30 Congressional Report SERVICE for six^cairs under Earl (Red) "ant race, had the tables turn- M incher, Calif., 13; Y astrzem ­ ninth in 9 ;33.6 and stumbled Into 8:00 and cream; Wednesday, noodles, slaw; Wednesday, beef in man on base, and twice had put the tying tallies on base of the lineup contributed a to- it by beating back a challenge • ENCLOSED DESK 'Monitor B’aik. ed on them rudely by the last ski, Bost., 13. the arms of friends. SPACE MOTOR SALES 11:00 N ew s Italian sausage, hamburg, to­ gravy, maShed potato, peas, Stop ’n Go the first two batters on, but with nobody out, and sent tal of just eight hits. from Southern California sopho­ PONTIAC, INC. 11:15 Sports Pinal Triples — Buford, Chi Prop: “Rudy” DuPont run when he laid down a ting Mike Epstein on a popup, splitting four. This first loss put Home runs — F. Robinson, Greene w as clocked in 9.2 sec­ my knees. I tried, though, I 1:00 N ew s Balt., 19^^illebrew, Minn., 17. really did.” Phone REFINISHINGS 1:10 Spt'ok Up Hartford half-day of school. Milk and des- with all meals. 128 East Center Street squeeze bunt to score Ken Me- But ace reliever John Wyatt them back at the .500 mark onds. But he questioned the 2:00 Barry Fh.rber ‘jstt served witli each meal. Mlaple Street School: Monday, 270 BROAD ST. Campanis *^Makes’ Dodgers, Mullen, who had doubled and gave up a run-scoring single to with a 30-30 record and drop- Stoleij^^Ulses — Campaneris, time. He said he felt he ran Earl McCuUouch of South Cal­ 875-5329, 643-4510 REASONARLE PRICES :i:05 Speak Up Hartford RT. 83—VERNON, CONN. 6 :10 world This Week Lake S tre e t School; Altonday, char-broiled hamburg on 'rollsi Phone; 649-6977 taken third on an infield out. Ken McMullen and a walk to ped them from third to fourth K.C., 26; Agee, Chic., 19. faster than he did Thursday ifornia literally leaped to a 6:30 N ew s spaghetti with meat sauce, ker­ NOTICE Featuring a complete Une of Gary Bell pitched brilliantly plnch-hltter Dick Nen to load place in the closely - bunched Pitching (7 decisions) - 7, Hor­ night, when he tied the world quick, wide lead in the high hur­ Just Above the Traffic 6:40 W eekend < potato drips, carrot and celery Now Rated Third Receiver nel coni, cheese wedgesf fruit; Atlantic Products plus for the Red Sox, allowing only the bases. standings, five games off the len, C!hlc., 7-0, 1.000; ' McGloth­ dles and held off the fast-closing Circle 7:00 N ew s sticks; Tuesday, mhcaroni and We will dose Sat. at 1 P.5I. 1X)S ANGELES (AP) — It’s behind John Roseboro and Jeff record of 9.1 In a qualifying Dube Tool Co. 7:15 Speak Up Hartfoid Tuesday, chicken noodle soup, tuna fish salad, sunshine salad, General Automotive five hits in sevei\ innings be- Jose Santiago came on In this pace of the leagoie - leading lln, Calif., 6-1, .867. heat. Richmond Flowers of Tennessee TEL. 643-0016 8:10 Jack D rees for the summer. Repairing about Ume rookie catcher Jim- Topborg. Biit as Campanis. Sr., White Sox. Drill Jig Bushings 8:15 Speak Up Hartford peanut butter and marshmallow cheese sticks; Wednesday, hot fore going out for a pinch-hitter spot. Brinkman hit ,.a high Strikeouts — Lonborg, Boat., "I’d just like to see who got for victory in 13.4. That tied the 9; no Ni'ws sandwiches, orange juice, vege­ my Campanis made the Los An- with something of a re- 91; P eters, Chic., 89. what time,’’ Greene snapped. meet mark, established by Steel and Carbide 9:40 Speak Up Hartford dogs on rolls, assorted sand­ . ^ J , w .. . w « . lleved sigh, “He survived the S]>ecial Reamers 11:.?0 Barry Farbor table stacks, cake; Wednesday, wiches, potato drips, pickles, geles Dodgers’ ball club. He’s ,g gyn on the big "It’s the little things that have Flowers in a qualifying heat 12:00 N ews National League ea:rlier in the evening. Decimal Sizes From 12:15 Sign Off choice of soup, tuna sandwiches, ice cream; Thursday, turkey in been working out with the team club.” thrown me all my career—just .030 thru .500 In Steps of .001 U n ite d R e iit-C U ls, cake; Thursday, pork and B atting (126 a t bats) — Cle­ gravy, buttered rice, peas, cran-’ for 17 years. And as of today, Jimmy has the hairline stuff. But I don’t Other winners Friday night Meyer Steel Plug Gages 3 HELD IN COIN THEFT gravy, mashed potatoes, green berry sauce; Friday, no lunch Painfing^Oecorafing m ente, P itt., .376; Cepeda, 'St. worrty about It any more.’’ were world champion Randy In Steps of .001 This is true because Jimmy, collected four hits Ih nine times L., .346. Travel In Style, Elegance Carr Lane Jig and Fi.xture Parts REVERE, Mass. (AP)—Three beans, fruit; •. Friday, one-half served. Dessert, milk and sand­ COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL The remorseful loser was Bob Matson in the shot put, with a And Comfort By 358 BURNSIDE AVE. now 28, worked out with the at bat for a .444 average. .Runs — Aaron, Atl., 46; Cle­ Ball Lock Pins men have been arrested in con­ day school. wiches served with every meal.' Dodgers when he was about six The youngster broke Into or- Richards, defending steeple­ meet-record heave of 67 feet, BpHte Boring Bars—Carbide EAST iJArTFORD nection with the theft May 21 Skinner ■ Road School: Mon- Interior—Exterior—Color Consulting Service mente, Pitt., 46; Brock, St.E.,. chase champion from host Bri­ 9)4 inches. Gary Ard of Kansas, CADILLAC LIMOUSINE and the club was still in Brook- ganized baseball In 1962 at St. 45. •* WEDDINGS ti SPECIAL OCCASIONS Also Representing Other 289.6333 of an estimated $110,000 worth ('.T.y, beef and gravy, rite, DeGAULLE (FIRST VISIT gham Young University. Rich­ 25-9 In the long jump; and Bob Complete Insurance Coverage lyn. Petersburg, Fla. Salem, Ofe., Runs batted in—Wynn, Houst., Quality Manufacturers of rare coins, stocks, and bonds itEAved tom atoes, poanuit b u tter ASUNCION — French Presd- re a rs passed, the Dodgers Albuquerque, N.M., Spokane ards, to the cheers of the 8,304 Narcessian of Rhode Island, 197- C.II Maschul.r 649-7853 Power uiid Hand Tools from a home in Windsor, Conn. Est. 1915 ■ 46; Clemente, Pitt., 45. Painting: and Decorating: sanciwiichas; Tuesday, potato dent OhaiUes de Gaulle, who moved to Los Angeles and all and Seattle were the next stops partisan fans, took a big early in the hammer throw. 5 John, East Hartford—280-6459 L ester M. Richmond, 35, of Hits — Bfock, StL., 84; Cle­ Tools iLLlad, cole slaw, hot dogs on vlisiiteid Paoiaguay in' 1965, was tke time the efficient club scouts in the climb to Dodger rds- lead in the race. Brigham Young was second Garden and l^and Tools Boston, Herbert Johnson, 34, of I'cl’is; Wednesday, cheesebui-g- the fiiRsit fdralgn head of state mente, Pitt., 80. Then he hit a hurdle about thq with 14 points and Oregon was Revere, and Victor Terimlnello, kept an eye on the youngster, ter tlds year. Doubles — Cepeda, St.L., 18; Baby, Household, Party fins, celery sticks, potato drips; to vlisdit this oapiltal in 440 WM. DICKSON & SON “Do you think we can sign Jimmy recently was asked If midway point and fell to the third with 12. Defending cham ­ and Banquet Supplies 35, of Revere, were charged Thursday, tu n a and egg girind- yeans. Tel. 649-0920—^Manchester, Conn. R. Allen, Phil., 16. track. pion UCLA had only 8. Invalid Needs with armed robbery and re- him?” This from E.J. (Buzzie) having a father In Al’s position Triples — Williams, Chic., 6; “ceiving stole goods. In addition, Bavasl, 'Vice president and gen- gave him an advantage. He an- Pinson, Cln., 6; Gonzalez, Phil., Terminello was charged with eral manager, In. % conference sWered this way: 5, with hls No. 1 scout. He liad enjoyed a big after- Connecticut Valley conspiracy. . .j Home runs — Aaron, All., 17;- “Well, I’m very close to the noon in a high school game. !3t Wynn, Houst., 16. THOMPSON SPEEDWAY Coin C q. Is Buying , boy’s mother,” said Ai Campan- two home runs, drove in foUr or PLYWOOD CENTER Stolen bases — Brock, St.L., OF!-' RTF l!».l . TIIOMI’SON. CONN. FRF.F I’ARKINC. • Colonial Tokens and la, director of scouUng, who hap- live runs as proud father looked TW Mim tin job. . . we have jut the right Oe Pen! 24; Wills, Pitt., 14; Phillips, Currency pens to be Jimmy’s father. on. Jimmy couldn’t wait to gtet Chic., 14. Bristling Action nint for it . . in colors to match anything! Havo a Lapp Plaza Young Campania made an aus- home to hear the applause, question on color?. . . whatte use?. . . how to do it? • Civil War Tokens, Pitching (7 decisions)—Queen, Under Tne Lights Currency, Sutler Tokens STEVENSON'S Rotite 83, y«mon piclous debut In a regular sea- "You know what my father m i Ut Iti vgtrt help ea irour ntxl peintini job. and Dog Tags . Cln., 8-1, .889; L em aster, AIR., 875-4304 son game. He pumped out a said? He told me I was hitUng 7-1, .875. SUNDAY-NITE..7:00i i i / / • Colonial Coins of N.E. double in his first Ume at bat under the ball too much. I’d bet- s Conn., N.Y. and Vermont ESSO Strikeouts — Marichal, S.F., ft NASCAR m m i to start a rally as a pinch-hitter ter learn to level off my swing 115; Cuellar, Houst., 97; No­ Cents 405 MAIN ST. gnd scored the winning run In and that those home runs would MODIFIED- • Hlgley or Granby Cents E" ~Z H ER ® i lan, Gin., 97. 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 • Early UJS. Coins 1798-1806 TEL. 649-5533 w m S (he ISth inning here April 24 have been easy outa In the big rSPOMSMAM i-LAP • Rare UNC and Proof Qoliis against the St. Louis Cardinals, leagues." Ln five of his 13 defeats last BUY THE PAiNT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK • Early Political Ite ^ * Tuno-Ups ' You’ll find the finest plywood • He proceeded to hit three-for- Jimmy has a world of confl- ]FEATURE paneling, cabinet plywvKidB, kitch­ JL.. seasen, Jlrn Kaat’s Minnesota I 97 Center. St., Manchester flve ill plnch-hlttlng roles, in- dence. But again AI cauUons. teammates scored only one run. EVENT * Engine Cleaning en cabinets and Armstrong ceilings eluding a home run in the re- “Success begets conflde^e, • 643-6295 look for the solden arches. . . McDonald s FLYING HIGH — PhiladelpihiB’s Johnny Ca'hlson, left, is airborne as he beats In two other games the Twins Dally . 10 AM . - 6 P.M. * Minor Repairs . . . Open Thurs., Frl. 9 P.M. for cent series vrith the Chicago not U»e other way around. Ttoo Thurs. and FrL tiU 9 PJ«. 46 WEST CENTER STREET many people put the cart before Houston pitcher Barry Latihan to firs t base. And Washington infielder Ed were rhut ’’out. K aat won 25 PAINTS your convenience. \ .Tames. Monday Closed ‘ • • Stamps SILVER LANE EXTENSION Campanis is the No. 3 catcher the horse." Brinkman does a two-step on his way to second base. Baseball? Or ballet?' • SI

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■f' - ’ fc:;. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^D, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 M A tiiiW BY FABALY and SHORTEN Hdp W i f d - ..Md t 3d Hatp WrtHad Mala 3* Antwtf to Pfvlou* PuiilF L’iftT PART/RMB Mtohsn hslp, eve­ PART OR FUIXHiine pUMlt BU66S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE S o «'A S IF nings. Mbst have drivers 11- press operators, experisnei For the Young not necessary. Oayle Mfg. Co., ‘■■J b ^ O U E M i r r censs. Charter Oak. Restau- ^SORRY, ELMER'S ( HERE HE COMES PONT TRY T' BLUFF nwt. Charter Oak at. Inc. 289-78S2. R A K IN ' A SHOWER! ------ME. AMOS / TH E ' ACROSS so Mountain f '' l , w 1 Oime for th« (comb, form) SAKE HOOPLE.VOU'Ve ALWAYS H A T ^ ONLY THING'S dOParoxyama OOUMTBR MAN for autmiothm THE ETHICS OF A KILLER ^HARK /■ THE SAME IS 4inM youoglovt 41 England (ab.) parts store, eome experience BUT I NEVER THOUGHT VCXJ'D fe, Mi^dElser . tenor, very rUi*H)Abls, trise CLBRK-TtPlST to handle va­ IWVITATIONS WITH y o u ? ■M vd.iar eb AAA OPPORtUNI'TY BXPBRIBNCBD service station Hartford, part-time days, all IW T W NIA, lx . T.M , Kti. U .t N*. OW. ltd EM tttik, dPy iatiihaie#- ^ 11 Richard laar. riety of work for industrial sup­ 0 LQKDED DOWW WITH ' ■ •sa a » attendants, part-Ume, for day Saturday and Sunday and 55" Isieat s/allli, land ctM «n i, ,>^tuUi| saw tin, eiiB-itaB ' ply firm. Mbderii Bast Hart­ I HAVE ID S E T DOME- MwdME. Operate Heavy Equipment mornings or afternoons. Apply Saturday night. CaU 8 a.m.-6 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS AND IT'LL SAVE ME , PASi®Sror interior, ekteriof, ford location. Salary and fringe Wyman'^'OU Co., 24 Main St. p.m., 289-8528, 6 p.m.-9 p.m., DAVY JONES TO THE AAAIL BOX.' 135 i f l M ^ ArnKiB, esilails (dsaiied, fn e eethttates. COntaot Qerald benefits. Call 288«261 for ap­ 843-6048. iA T C R NOW DON'T TBLL IT 'S a K . . M ia -rsihoViMI tto iti' bariSkysM A. StraUbn. 648-6746. 6(0 ^ . Bam while you isara. Bam pointment. D R IV E R . IF ftft t u n n o t r ME YOU'D RATHER 3T aM lawns liWilMaiitsd. fteaedn- to 1800 weekly Ae a pro­ TREE CLIMBER ACCOMPANIST wanted for the BE RELAVING IN ANYTHING i c s ^ pT .LEWIS distoin fessional HBAVt^TCUDP- FaU, part-time employment fer SOME BEAUTIFUL HAPPENS, _ I sue, Mt&UiiB. WOMAN—cooking part-time (2 TOURIST TRAP, PAL.' W E'LL G IV E JT I 7 S 4 I I I paihtfng, interior and exterior MBIfT OPBRAlCR. For Must be fully experienced. Pre­ sight reading and keyboard you COMBAT paperhanglttg, wallpaper rs the first Ume in the USA, daye) 640-4616. fer driver’s Ucense. Top wages. improvisation. Call Hartford PAY.. Allstate lYalnlng Center 4^ 43 , r 4? 4ft ’(MM its^ iiim BEL _____ SiMvIeos moved. Wattpaiwr books on .rs- ACCOUNTS payable c le r k - Ballet Co., 625-9396. ^iiest Ihiliy insured. Pfee as- offers qualified men 10 and APPLY ■ ' w iiVMinf ttiih.lfeUMittiWi' ______1 1 ^ over the- opportunity to must be accurate with figures fti tlniaVM] dan 64MI88. TRAIN LOCALLir in and have some experience In CONN. STATE AflolM iiti: for a m p intErier paint SPARB TIMB oii all makes hand posting of records, typ­ Situations Wantud— 4 at EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 51“ 53 54 .i,.. b p »». yilfe liiE. Wallnanw .hooks, equipment bulldoser. ing speed is not eaaentlal. ‘ 806 Maiin St., Manohester Mote 39 ooanftyi'MMjp;.': 4 los | l ^ A .huiihigrQrattgs. noocs. 1^- scriq»rs, badUloee, etc. Pleasant alr-conditloned office. V eht^ dihda. Accredited program. Job 55 57 taeoMiiiir, taflSfitlitit, . ound- ly hMiMdi wotfcmsnsMp guar- Oompemy paid benefits. Apply PAINTER WANTS work. Brush, 17 EMOioem dfkdo while ybii d s it TnjjW lib- placement upfm completion. Contromatica Corp., 200 Weet roU or spray. AU equipment, I aRtiOd. U 6 PsDsttsr, 646-6iN . Budget plan. 5S2-4589 any­ RBCBIVINO clerk to work at doiiidtiion. Calf ra d tli. ditrdsrs for.. f « t Maridin’e 667 F no idMiN» BtBdOii. Main St., Rockville. 878-8817. local furniture and appliance 20 years experience. Reasona­ ■.I , ■'li.ru-,..,----- iinM «» ttk. time. 6 4 We are an equal opportunity warehouse. Must be high ble. Quinn, 526-1690. employer. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ytAMJL t o ftM Ju school graduate. Call Mr. Pet- BY KEN MUSE 1961 CBBVRdlisfr tenglU. 646CU1. WAYOUT ..... ' " ' I p ^ i i d i t t i t u a <»4|»aed to faowty Id ^ FfciMilfig 34 BABT81TTBR wanted in my Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 home or youve, 5 days a week, IW^ptU oottvartMo, V -i auto» HIOH SCHOOL Sophomore or SOOD you HAVE BEEN AND IF YOU CAN WHO DRAWS 1 THOUGHT YOU iMMIc, Vdiy «loaa.'ttBilO«iM(A . tDgbtc gjlvtseW iioi'. itCCA iAlOOfC and .wflidOii- H d p 6 mcntli old baby. 872-4229. AKC BLACK miniature poodles, MORNING SELECTED FROM ANSWER A THE COMIC STRIR. SAID THIS WAS aSSHSSu HEROES ARE MADE-MOT BORN iilil ispeqialisiid ih : older Junior boy for dishwashing au­ 38 COOK TO work days. Apply tomatic machine and kitchen piq)py aboits, wormed. $75. F i­ SIR... lOOO NAMES SIMf=LE QUESriOH, " W A Y O U T '^ GOING TO BE A fM rs), elEaniiig atid Wfunng nancing. Call 875-0337. YOU CAN WIN IN YOUR SIM PLE L^^SBouESmid Oo&iiit ihdhting PeMrhang- Acadia Restaurant, 108 Tolland work, paxt-Ume after wshool IN YO U R tin NURHB’S An>a, 11-7 Shift, COMMUNITY... FREE DANCE LOCAL PAPER? QUESTION *P thg- No Job too siliian. John part-ttane or full-tttie. Laurel Tpke. Manoheater. and summer work. Apply .i ADORABLE PIUPPIES—Pedl- 5 - ■MfdMi ittlltk, 'idladdMie lee at person. Brass Key Restaurant, LESSO N S f SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Vertalfis', etf-Blfio Masior, 646-4516; BXPBRIBNCBD hairdresser gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet E6B-80BB estuniue. Podget tertas a.'vall see Don or Ed. Shop, 043-0108. ihlt or uM yaw Obnn iHuge HIOH SCHOOL Juntore or sopho- wanted. Apply Harlow’e Beau­ can s thore girls tor waitrees work, ty Salon, 667 KUn S t CROOMINO and boarding ail /W J^ breeds. Harmony HlUs, H. C. 4(0 part-Ume eifter schools and FULL OR part-time high echodl WORK SECOND OR some Weekends, good pay, Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. '* 'lOOu OOUBRIOBe HOvOwUrSK girls, for small luncheonette. THIRD SHIFT 648-64K. ruT U r . - good gratuities, exceUent work­ CaU 649-8216, 876-9644. C gdifi^ pg MORTOAOB l o a n s - “n rst ing comUtiohs. Apply in person. OR RETIRED? s e b i^ Uilrd, an. kinds realty. Dm of Bd. Brass Key Res- DACH8UND puppies—AKC min­ n n A li^ ' <4 ’ WOfL Sutewlde, C ^ i rating unnec- iature, small standard, stand­ It tmjpErial, tauraid, 826 Igalh St. Help W anta4-.4«alB 38 Man to do light cteening ard reds and blacks, also Ekig- ;dd6r,i haMbPt good - ' EUIUUII^itfBil kitohlib reiiibdeuag ew ipe- esiiaiy. Reasonable, oonaden- Ual, quioK arrangements. A1 INTBLLiaBNT woman to clean work, 10-16 hours per week. bsb Setters and Wainraraners. vih U hMM Agdiicy, gflr-TtTI, 4 ^ help m a n ^ large private gas sta- Work in pleasant surround­ Call 1-628-6078. BY ROY CRANE Uon attendant, two evenings BUZZ SAWYER dllM M b ^Ailytifiiil.. . 668 Hhih 8t., Hartford evenlhgs home, 8 10 4 days weekly. ings, unlfonns and equip­ and Saturday afternoons, ex­ ment provided, mqidre POODLE — AKC registered, m , VIHAT'S THIS \ ITS TRUE, BOYS. YOU'RE SURE ' MOST GUYS^ i-'7 ,; ttiliM iwMttcally im~ Ms-Atfa Must be wtniiig to. stay over- miniature sUver gray, 6 weeks ...... ‘MtoM&b.r w ------* h JT.iV iiiS W iIdL , .■■■■■■ I n. . ' nii u a i mnm.m perienced man preferred. See in peraon, Fttmidly Ice I HEAR ABOUT YOU A WEALTHY BEING A GOOD MOULD BE ip h a t & g . Mhke'e< ni|hf oodksieaally with three m Mr. Sloan, Bsso Service Cen­ Cream, 1155 ToUand Tpke., old, 643-0181. AND MITZI NOT / OIL TYCOON SPORT ABOUT ] ALL BROKE j w hi haaeniliP^, gPoOND CRICACK - On- sdiool aged Children, Sge 10 GETT1N6 MARRIED, / WITH A YACHT reilaiahed,. eatdnata, built-fiM. limited funds available tor aec- up. CsU 646-6418 after 4. ter, Route 83, Vernon. next to Oaldor’s. POINTER puppies, 2 females, {effhlda, aldfaladni. vtnyi, ohU thorigiqiea, phymehta to BUZ? y { BEAT MY TIME. 8n; 646d2M. AAY HOUSEHOLD STAFF. rrAAUSTBE... MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI u in your aTEe. fbll of psirt- ONE ..tiiiiai; day dr'inght will d lR L CR woman for part-Urae ASSEMBLERS ____ tRjItiB Rapfove- ,tot MDO DONV? -'ihe^ Ob.—R ^ b g , riding id- make you auglbla lbs ifdrk eh candy itdnd. Apply in DID YOU C6 «LD W H AT HE GAYS w e NO,HEfe triieking mdustfy. We train person only after 8 p.ih. dally. For Aircraft Parts OF THE THIS GUY NAMED PONtAC-TOXi EIG H T; I ^ E L L ,¥ O H ttrtitkffiA A W tl^. Ana fb- 8 0 0 skbE a ^ Hfihrlos at 8eyihoi& 00 gas sad DIeM tractors, State Theater Main St., Man- ABEL ^ B A e o j r o e A 0B -1H A T& tXiNTACrM'/ OLD A R B mo(MUhg of ill t jr t ^ SMoEl- 88 and 40 foot boxes and LATHE OPERATORS {ZEAL A G E, 'TOO? Aut», v % taala 8t„ M t^ E f- lent' workmsniihlp. ,646^8465 cheeter. IN 1 HI3 AP.TICLE 7 a o i c u L o u e i ■m. CJiSA DURe GOING TQ T «7T -MB! iUiitlimmfmii DiUverJr. LtgM Me. “Flnast” office careers, in addition to chaUenglng work, RAIN CHECK'2 SUMMER FUN RELIABLE hotiiekeeper want­ our pick-up truck is needed and A -CHABITV DiMNeR ? ) TO, ftUSV’ bifbWIIR MrvK^ tmoMbg and package delivery. also a part-time Janitor. Please offer exceUent benefite, convenient location with free GAMES ABE •fiarpening and r e ^ r . Roiary tUfrJ^ratora, (vaahers .and WEJIIAIN IN ed, one day or half day a week. parking, competitive salaries, merit reviews, in-plant iTDNIRHT'?y-MiMlC// apply in person jC ock Compa­ TYBLUHAVe OF=FMP . real Band mowers i spa- stove moving ipfoulity. FoM- HARTFORD, CONN. 644-8963. cafeteria, pleasant air-conditioned office...... riht. k: ’ ny 1272 ToUand Tpke., Man­ LITTLE SPORTS B Y ROUSON 9l6k-v|i i0»0 0411 Chaim (qr. r ih t 0464781 I CQlXBlOB OIRL .to care tor 8 I. V- ‘-Vi-' do: chester. Coma to SO* US Monday - Friday. . OnUdrsb i t twdeh tor summer, " » - - ...... ^ ■------.ViA^ etartliut Jttiie M. oau 646-9366 TRUCK ir DRIVEIt-part-tlme, 8:30 to 4:30 0 . lite r p.m, must be over 28, references, APPLY heavy work. 648-6928. tor^ a FIRST NATIONAL STORES, INC. ifUddle aged pifdaUy diaabied Pork fi Oakland Ave^ Eaet flartfoiA Goan. Bvenliig IntervleWB by appointment. ii v « i , widow, Uve in, nice home. 643- WOMAN waUi care tor . pre­ My T-6, litiMMy- gcAd Herald school chUdren, days. 649-6746.

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 r O to i¥ A E i A LAW BY FAOALY and SHORTEN H«tp WowHMl . Mate 36 t M p Wie/HifMoup> *isA9r nbifa. Muat have driven U- !»»*• operaton, experience For the Young 0 cenae. Charter Oak ReMiu* not neceeeary. Oayle Mfc. Oe., v OON'T TRY r BLUFF .dWEt,'. ''f i » «U00U.D»l*roU66d^f r SORRy,Q ELMER'S HERE HE COMES ------rant, CSiarter Oak St. tec. 289-7882. ______| n 1 5 NOWi /^e.A M O S/ THE ' ACROSS 39MounUln TAW ’^ SHCWERl 1 Qime for the (comb, form) I 3AKE HOOPLE.VOu'Ve ALWAYS ONLV THING'S young 40 Pjiroxyimi ^ k ! ^ M c m a ^MVo o k ta c t/m d UH«*CAR — COUNTER MAN for automotive THE ETHICS OF A KILLER eHABK / THE SAM E IS 4 TOO young lovo 41 England (ib.) 'iOUffEtHE parte atore, aome experienee to ----- 42 SuEen fabric BUT t NEVER TH0U6WT VOO'D SR THE SURFBOARD atmouMf. I i i - T r » XVI A vT'T-r'TY Apply In P®»on- Al- 8 Gutter barrlara 45Diaunited V J t b ! i 6 s «ion« CBftifldiyg VOUR OWN BROTHER'S INVENTION AN' THE WATER / for tha 49 Come to paia mb' AaKttimitiK rlblfkl/ vv A N 1 EhL j ^**1® Parte, 226 Spruce St I'LL HAVE YOU IN COURT QUICKER AN' YOU DIDN'T very young SI Auricle A# r ito r ti THAN YOU CAN OEAL FOUR ACES INVENT 'EM ! 12 Chendcal auffU 52 Feminine 13 Crippled upellation iugibhtbiy pAcM M Second and third ohift WITH THOSE tAROS YOU CARRY/ S3 Culture media openings, 10% ehift pre* H«lp 14Sco^ Hir-iniMMiTi A iiV t. 15 Peter 54 Miriner'a mtum paid. or Fomolo 37 16 Sweet Uaueurt direction oi: M to , tHo M d« 18 Select^ ny 55 Toothed wheel 8 Of Intereit to 31 Orgtnic g M b'iM ig/- 6alP64Iu teen-ageri substances d tim p .... ASSISTANT management train­ baUot 58 Preaent month t 20Blrda’ ----- (ah.) 9 Crafts 33 Oily ketone Apply In Person , ees, must have knowledge of 21 Regret 57 Modern 10 Encounter 38 Apportion u • u a figures and the handling of 22 Maaea a mistake 11 Youthful back 40 More refined , »«(iiT«»n»tf ab(1 KLOCK c o m p a n y IM7 kr W.M> DOWN money. Apply in person only hct»m, lac. 24 Peralan talk (coll.) 41 Turn Inside out . l*lokiM dp-.gild 'd«- tentmaker-poet 1 Narrow fillet 17 Madden 42 Male of red deer W ngli^u itihM up .blilf 1272 Tolland Tpke.. Manchester after 6 p.m., daily. State The­ 25 Continent. 2 Analogy (ah.) 19 Healed 43 English atre, Main St., Manchester. ., 27 Self-esteem 3 Dynamo 23 Tumults musician ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 30 Restrains 4 Baseball term 24 Poems (1710-1778) PERSON OVER 21. ‘Must be 32 Uke a for the young 25 Simple 44 Sumatran aM> 6n A M ^. 28 Property Hem squirrel shrew Natih. Voting JaiiohMri iadm USHER —for part-time work. able to accept responsibility, mygoovjessb ISOTNUTHIN YEAVE HIM A THERE/ YSEE.OOP? TH' poinbainted arch 5 Narrow way 34EaU Iaway 8 Chemical 27 Pine tree, 46 Ages Aliki EhrfMilta otUin Apply in person only, alter 6 be shift supervisor and take WHERE'P'tOU TSAY TO WHATS HE PRETTY SOOD WAR'S OVER! NOW ALL for insltnce 47 Comfort OET THAT TOUTHAT SOT T'PO p e a l ! I want WE GOTTA DO'S 35 Cylindrical compoundi lA iit* and’ tntdf^htidhal Obb p.m. daily. State Theater, Main charge of shop 2-4 nights a SILLY IPEA?| CANT BE NH30T1ATE/ 36 weight of India 7 Affirmative 28 Fence opening 48 Sketched week. Earn excellent wages WITH THIS? ONE JUST 37 tfOOi 08 OXwaxei repiy Ciad«t eillilp- St., Manchester. SAIP TO AS SOOD/ MdfM and gHiPiMhiiiK with food allowance provided. KINSTUNK r " 3“ 7 r " iA r i FIRST/ \ 4 5 6 qH i h mgiiEa L d> M iquip- WANTED—shovel operator, ex­ No experience necesscury. All training done on premises. Ap­ r | <8«a(MilB» iM i Mdiv CdiT Riiulf M.. v*eni6n. »'»S£3?}^ perienced, steady work, good ^ S t 'S JAKE'S l5 l4 .(M;760> iMaftclHtllar datihah'KE ply in person. EYlendly Ice .•A. ROUND = t-n pay. A. Dzen Construction Co. t f%tErprtw iP45 649-4306. Cream, 1105 Tolland Tpke., UlMtSai MiWftm* ssM m eM , PA. next to Caldor. 16 a [.iwit« li&Wk iiiWl^ *.1... m ’tr i t t . fibt, IHilM t Otr AivMfliMi OMa WANTED—MEN for honing wd PHARMACIST apply In person * 18 r lapping and all around shop or call Pine Pharmacy, 664 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIANS if Odi ' jiiW dihT 1.1 J - iir I work, will train. Glastonbury Center St. Manchester, 649- - ^ ^-ATi MR fd- IFtii>Hng !/i Fa^nHiig 31 ^booh and dloisat 33 H«(p Wanttd Gage, Inc., 122 Naubuc Ave., ^ MPO-HOO, MR.TRUCKAWAV.' ii\ 9814. WOULP y o u D O M E A FAVOR 1 ■______^AlMlAlfOe-tnterlor aiid ex- ______n Glastonbury, 1-6334114. FRANKIE’S Drive In —East t,-l7 ANP TAKE THESE WEPPING ^4 2^ n 28 29 -1.1.-^ -A XJMa. Xh-.’ m L. ^tr-r-. .. m... ^ bUildoaer #oj;k. tettor, very rMadnAble, free CLERK-TTPIG^ to handle va­ IkIVITATIOKiS WITH YOU? I'AA m 91 ,9Mr .CMMMMI OTfVtliMDMMiT . fri^nii aitd tank, dify dtUmatAl. Call Richard kar- AAA OPPORTUNITY EXPERIENCED service staUon Hartford, part-time days, all '0 IW7 fcy NtA. lx, TM, t«t. Ul Pa». OH, LCADEP DOWN WITH THIWSSl iw .'isMIt 8l6i»lr ddl th» ’ riety of work for industrial sup­ attendants, ^ part-time, for day Saturday and Sunday and I HAVE TD G E T POME TODAY ” T walk, land etbimhi, ctialit aaw tin, MktStilB ply firm. Modem Bast Hart­ 55 5 Operate Heavy Equipment mornings or afternoons. Apply Saturday night. Call 8 a.m.4 BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS AND IT'LL SAVE ME ATRIP . '#od. Riiii iididiidei. 'rasuT;—. V -' '"'"t: ford location. Salary and fringe DAVY JONES TO THE MAIL BOX.' K Wyman OU Co., 24 Main St. p.m., 289-6528, 8 p.m .-9 p.m., 5?” ATTidB, eeilafa deoiiad, tQk free eatimates. Contact Gerald benefits. Call 2894281 for ap­ CAT£R 643-6048. NOW DON'T TBLL TAKE US TO IT'S O .K ., - h Wsh raihoVia fMilti hMkyatd A. Stratton, 848-8748, 648-4887 Earn while you team. Bam pointment. MB YOU'O RATHER lO l CALLE d r i v e r . IF 36 jHT] 55 U R t n o i T to WOO weekly M a pro- ACCOMPANIST wanted for the HOW DO w e Be RELAVING IN PEREZ ANYTHING i ahd laiiriui mabitalaed. Raaoon- TREE CLIMBER KNOW THAT GIRL'S ak k . Mg-1888. JOSEPH P. Liiwia cuotom fesSlonal HEAVY M UIP- Fall, part-time employment fer SOME BEAUTIFUL HAPPENS, :. . V v.f A. :.i ON OUR SIDE » TOURIST TRAP, PAL.' WE'LL GIVE 4 K i*' EldSil I S SI painUng, Ihtarlor and exterior MBNT OPERATOR. For part-time (2 ^uot be fuUy experienced. Pm- sight reading and keyboard YOU COMBAT 7 4 1 :SSz:Et5=cn pa^erhangtng, wallpaper re the first time in the USA, oays) 64B-401B. • driver’s Mcense. Top wages. Improvisation. Call Hartford Allstate Training Center 43 AA YimM IM P H im ; ^ g r g l f a i moved. Wallpaper hooka on re- ACCOUNTS payable c le rk - Ballet Co.. 526-9396. s^ mtmM i ; b* Mk.tEMpiete ' l, otaad- an auaa ViiiW in bUnda Accredited program. Job Company paid beneHts. Apply ______PAINTER WANTS work. Brush, 55 tp inMiMd, workmanaMp guab* placement upon completion. X 17 aird M fto k lk d S r exlMilMit fligid ikhiM pod #Mt. T a ^ fit- r e VmUit MtaOd. Leo Penotler, 6484IM. Budget plan. S23-45W any­ Cmtro^UM ^rp., 200 West CEIVINO clerk to work at spray. AU equipment. 4 M uiai doodltion. ObU 7d4*t8. derdWra tor. rant. MarldWa'a 887 S^^ho aiMirtf' 848400. Main at., RockvUle. 875-3317. local furniture and appliance 20 years experience. Reasona­ _r.W a —’■■1^------lu fh . '8484911. time. We are an equal opportunity ^ high ble. Quinn, 526-1690. employer. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER « |^ TO WAti* ______school graduate. <3all Mr. Pet- WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 1961 CBI^bLBrr Ol#0dd to fadtoty o|^t0v«d BABYSHTER wanted In my tengUl. 648-0111. " ...... i^aar Hniihlfig 34 Dogs— Binis— Pats 41 XtoMla doUvetoOM, V 4 Mito> .Uolia, mlaOr roteira. .■ t- - ___ home or youn, 5 days a week, X „ ~ GCX3D YOU HAVE BEEN AND IF YOU CAN WHO DRAWS X THOUGHT YOU HigMe SMrvioaiiliaator, FLGCft BANDING Ttnd .wniiUh. Help Wontod— 8 nxmth oU baby. 872-4229. 8C H (»L Sophomore or inaitie. vO y diaait Junior boy for dishwashing au­ AKC BLACK miniature poodles, A^ORNING SELECTED FROM ANSWER A THE COMIC STRIP, SAID THIS WAS HEROES ARE MADE-MOT BORN W»MA^Tasu^(W^*|MI ton (apddialiaii^ ID oldef 3 5 COOK TO work days. Apply tomatic machine and kitchen puppy shots, wormed. |76. B'i- SIR... lOOO NAMES SIMF>LE QUESriCH "W A Y O U T -^ GOING TO BE A BMra), citianing aito taxing nancing. Call 876-0337. IN YO UR YOU CAN WIN IN YOUR S IM P L E N i t o ( 3 r ^ OLBaNDM no6ta, RalnUhg Pspafhang- n URRB'S atiYDi, 1 1 . 7 shift, Restaurant, 103 Tolland work, part-time after school- COMMUNITY... 5 FREE DANCE LOCAL PAPER? QUESTION CM) iatetliito Otoiij&t Bafv- ihg. Ho job too, aihall. John part-time dr fuB-tima. Laurel ^ke. Manohester. and summer work. Apply .1 a UORABLB PirPPIES—Pedl- BY FRANK O’NEAL Tbikiid 'ifpkb., <]toibdctteto . Ida a t S i S person. Brass Key Restaurant, L E S S O N S / SHORT RIBS x ; : - # Vdirfalfia, 848-57S0 Manor, 648-4518. EXPERIENCED hairdreaser gree or mixed. Wild Cargo Pet 848408s atumiut. Rodjtat torfna avail see Don or Ed. Shop, 043-6108. ahl* or uia Obnn iMurgt ^------HIGH SCHOOL Juniors or sopho- Y*?^.**' CUWl. niore girls tor waitress work, ty Salon, 867 Main St GROOMING and boarding all .ta'-dMi . i ■' • ! • I .. ..*• * • 9Biiljteiiii-Sfaeid^^ .X? ■ v m .VGuaWACwN.'' part-Uma after schools and ^ u l l OR part-time high school WORK SECOND OR breeds. Harmony Hills, H C. f l A# someaome weekends, aood good nav.pay. >______—. Chase, Hebron Rd., Bolton. i|b6d dd08RMl. «(Mllaait.radio. girls, for small luncheonette. THIRD SHIFT good gratuities, excellent work CaU 849-8216, 875-9844. 64S44r. 1 4 m o r t g a g e l o a n s - n rtt, Ing condltiona. Apply in person OR RETIRED? DACHSUND puppies—AKC min­ :j5 ;.grSAr“ .“ . . X . , . - . -.j... ■ - ■ ■■ ■■7-^.- third, all kinds realty. Don or Ed. Brass Key ReS' iature, small standard, stand­ n n '^i8iBr-8ll79. Must be wining to stoy^over- BEINGAGOOC NOULD BE- W ALL'S FAIR ly-h-Hoqoie, , , ------,,, — — nlriit oddhalonally with three perienced man preferred. See in person, Friendly Ice miniature silver gray, 6 weeks I HEAR ABOUT YOU A WEALTHY old, 643-0181. AND MITZl NOT / OIL TYCOON SPORT ABOUT ALL BROKE IN LOVE 1ilR8. _ 6^*®0**® MORTGAGE -• On- i^^d dUldren, age 10 Mr, Sloan, Esso Service Cen­ Oreeun, 1155 Tolland Tpke., ter, Route 88, Vernon. SETTING MARRIED, / WFTH A YACHT ____ AND WAP. raflAlahed, eaUncto. buito^, urdlted funds available tor sec- CaU M9-8418 after 4. next to Oaldor’s. POINTER puppies, 2 females, BEAT MY TIME. ELECTRICIAN’S with papers, 4 months old. 'ttofiat dd Trtwfct t i a s t a i t ji Steel, ceram o aiding. WUilaili suit your’~budget. Expedient TEACHER wants capable baby- Must seU by vacation, 2 tor and tM M m carpentry Sendee, service. J. D. Realty. 6484129. sitter 4 afternoons a week tor $50. or $30. each. Call Marl- 641-WO, ra X -v P g re h jm §|j|.g4f0...... - - ..... - - one ehUd in her own home for employmmt. Wilson Electrical Co. 649-4817. regular. Also hiring summer borough 1-295-9664 alter 5 p.m. 880 ouWd Inch M ercury anglM . coming school year. CaU 848- help. Apply 8:80-4. New Eng- or ^U day Saturday and Sun- autoto'mc trhnanilaaton. CMliPi^RT -concrete w6rh nniiitetanlHf tt 7187 after 8. ^ land Metal Products, 44 Stock inVeetad, aqyt^ing from cellar to root. ■■Maa»* w ppem niry LATHE HANDS and g> coral 0 .'pvor la w machinlsU, paid hoopiUllaa- Place. ^ 1800 or «eM offer. o £ 80- toilije aiad out. lio subsdtuto L t-po aGIeNCY excellent l ^ fia* *3b«8aiik8 taPA9*w dtef^adaMtrtti AUTw A U Km /x, exceuem IOC*i tk», holidays and vacattoo plan Apply Metronlcs. Inc OAjRPHNTHRS — trimmers, Discerning Pet Owners i - n SEWING MACHINE 840 HiUlard St | roofers, shinglers or carpenter 0 IH7 k, NU. Uc. TM. >.«. US. W. OH. WadM : contractors. CaU ToUand USE M ien,' OPERATORS FULL-TIME real estate sales­ Woods, 875-9410 or 872-0323. ‘Oh, I think Dad understands me well enough . . . nWesUirr- man with or without isales ex­ RED HOUSE KENNELS jPACBAGB STORE tor sale, For perience. For more details call up to five dollars!" B. SMmi * SON- Wanted for new Pioneer MICKY FINN BY LANK LEONARD WAJF^IBR 4-apeed.tor SWd. kAM imocmaswnInfofmntkm c»ucall I-IU117Phlltolck plant, many employe bene- Mr. Phllbrlck, Philbrlck Agen­ AUTO PARTS MEN For 8 | ^ engtte and geitf bex Agency, Realtow, 6494847. Ms, hours 7 a.m.-3;30 p.m., cy, 649-6847. W Oonntfortjized boanfing OH SURE! BUT HE THE WILLETS BY WALT WETTERBERG withOttt carha. Four enmk. out f*® **®ilf* located off Route IS. Exit We need experienced men aiumimim wintewa rtilh **** 84. Apply or coll: TIRB SERVICE man, 45-55 and win pay them. Elx- 4r Gnootnliing alh breeds HAS TO KEEP AT IT W SmalU antonall cemetery YEAH! ITS CDMIN' IN EVERY MINUTE/ (T IH7 NIA liw TM Ilf US Jet. OR. SoMeha fob cam par. 849-9M7. PP* 9 * ^ 848-8144 hours per week. Must be panfing department with Sekoob and CI o s m s 3 3 steady worker and married. 'THE TON— FROM ADURtONS, IHitnodaUng^r ga- . new oar dealer. O bU t o r ap- Tw o Lccaiblions Paid vacation and other bene­ potatment with manager. rifto. ret tobina, bathrUotos , Pioneer Aerodynamic fits. Experience helpful but not A kltchena remodeled. ce-> Somers and WMllSngton, O m n. Systems, Inc. essential. Apply in oerson, Dillon Sales & Service 740-4531 429-1496 MoMW H4Mlte8 4«A ment work, cellar floors, put- MANCHESTER 643-2145 AAA Hale Rd., Manohester Nlohols-Manchester Tire, Inc., lot, rooflng. Call tj&oa Cies- 396 Broad St. 8 a jn . - 7 pm. Dally 644-1681 TRACTOR TRAILER Sundays IncDuded O n A Oblotoal P ark. Call M8------X— E L E C T R IC !^, luU- Ome, INVENTORY - . n.,.. .■■■-. ■ I-,.. . toajof truolidng ootihpaiiles. Schulze, 876-9707, I'D LIKE YOU TO MEET Y E S — I lAAAGINE Bmeo Oorp., iitln . Loersch, A 8 ^ tfttdtoil prograih 6496288. ^ MY h o u seh o ld sta ff. IT M U S T &E. MORTY MEEKLE „ 14 la your atoa. f^ or put- ONE GIRL 0R womaia for part-time ASSEMBLERS DID YOU R5^D WHAT HE SAYS WE work oh candy stand. Apply in OF THE THIS (50Y NA/VAEO BO& P O N T A C T O a e trtick person only^aftpr 6 p.m. dally. For Aircraft Parts aaka aiM aeif^af*Beytoo$ on gas and Diesel tractors, State 'Theater Main St., Man­ ABEL QAVSABOJroe A S E -T H A r© ihodbUhg of all typea. Bbtoal- LATHE OPERATORS ■■ ■I IN THieAfZTICLB? (2IDICULDU6/ Auto, , te l Main St., M t^ d a - tent workmanltolp. ,549-5485 35 and 40 toot boxes and chester. FINAST nSSLal 'WiuwWyaiMfrMay tankers. Placement asslst- ^ L. . .V .... AVON CALUNO on Mrs. Avm BRDIGEPORT vpl.911. Iw iglaa aace upon graduation. Call OPERATORS HaMTotil 247-1368. customer—you W ve used Avon First National Stores is prou GBTTINS INTO HI5 CLOTHBEl^ modifla of equipm ent No ESCPgiRIENCElD John Deere Only typing background needed. CUT5 INTO H » ‘ ; •'! • : -i '• high altoopl diploma heeea- baoltooe and dozer operator, $3 ; ; , I , THUMBS ANP .a ^ ; Tocal itod idng dla- per hour to start, time and a T0B5iJl/P3B- V.y-'XV:,'''^":*®.' . . . ■ ,•! • ■-'X 'I'n ^ V' J - - DOMt DELAY chester. Coma to SO* US Monday • Friday, toiUdren a t beach tor summer. [C* toa^lng June 26. CaU 649-9365 TRUCK DRIVER—part-time, 8:30 to 4:3d ^ ’ite|Mte47' Ahytitoc 'giUir 5 ^>.ih, must be over 28, references, APPLY ’ —------heavy work. 643-6938. - - '*• PA R T-TIM E companion tor a , ■______HRST NATIONAL STORES. INC. ij; sM fi d iu r C%toK,1bau my M nUddlo aged parttony disabled Paric A Oakland Ave., East Hartford, Conn. ^ •'•At widow, Uve In, nice home. 643- WOMAN WlELlj care for pre- Byuiing Intorytewe by appointment. R<*/ad H fii'ald A ds school chUdren, days. 6494745.

XJ -ax’*' ' > iTi-^-r-rn o (t’ttrrii’J I , tr vf'-,/V I ’J'U'V v'-t n' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M AN cilEW R , CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 »

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 PAGE . Apcninwiiti . iH o h -- BusliMst ProMrfy H o u s m For Sdb 72 H o u s m For Sol* 72 Hepsit For Solo 72 Housos For Sdo 72 •mmlm \ . •. • > TmMlwnti 63 F o rSo te 70 MANCHKSTBR, -oew S bed- BBAXmFUL- 2-famUy) 4-4 fire- NEW 0 koOM Ranch, under $12,600—8 BEDROOM Cape dormers, air-condltiolied, rec­ MANCHESTER -4 % room du- APARTMENT HOUSE—6 untU. room Garrison Ootonial, foimal place in each apartment, new construction. Bowers School Lott For Soli 73 SuboriMui For Sola 76 Subilfban For Sola 75 CLASSIFIED dining room , 24’ living room formica counters, loads of cab­ section, City utiUties, 140’ reation room. Very clean, Police Arrests ] plex, buUt-lns. private patio, located at **ia center of Man- BOCAON—)NnDAR center, beau- TOLLAND -overalzed 6% room BOLTON LAKE—4 room year v s w u Folsom' *Graduai^^ with fireplace, huge kitchen inet space. Each apartment is frontage, bus line. CaU BuUd- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, dryer, utUitiea, $160. J. D. cheater, excellent condition. By tiflil one acre wooded. lot. Ranch oo a beautiful IH aqrez, 'round Ranch, lakefront prlv- with built-ins, beoted family equipped with refrigerator and er, Leon Cieszynski, 649-4291. 649-5824. R eal Estate, 648-0120. appointment, Philbrick Agen- Uegez, $10,900. <3bodchUd-Bart. Charles H. K och, 19, o f 36 room, baths, attached ga­ stove, heat supplied by two oboloe loeatton, aelUng for 8 bedroomz, country Mtchen, ------cy, R ealtors, 640-6847. . For further Infonha'' pvofeeelooelly llidzbed family lett, Realfore, 6684720, 289- Lake St. was Issued a 12th Cir­ Eager Class of 52 ADVERTISING rage, $28,500. W dverton Agen­ separate systems. Has been NEW 5 ROOM Ranch for sale. Ball R.F. Dimock Oo., room, mlmitu from UOonn. 916L cuit Court warrant Thursday FIVE ROOMS, first floor, adults INVESTMENT property — 8 cy , R ealtors, 649-2818. handled with loving care X FOLSOM, Calif. (AP) — Two ured by the obstacles that wo CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS BEAUTIFUL HOMES Call 648-0748. 6494948. $>1,900. W olveitoti Agency, only, no pets. 648-6838. apartments, 2 stores. Center St. throughout the years. On the SOUTH WINDSOR-5 bedroom night charging him with lUegal SIX ROOM Oolonlal—enclosed ------1 Reiaton. 649-3818. b y two the 62 graduates t o 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ;——— ------Appraisal price. C. J. Morrison fringe of redevelopment. Ex­ AND possession of narcotics. ' uet, vzAadBobartaa o t ttze 84 porch, 1^ baths, 2-car garage, EIGHT ROOM older home, Split Level, large wooded lot, 8% ROOMS, furnished or un- Realty, 643-0644. cellent for Investment or own­ marched In solemn procession. high school graduates. very cleati, $19,900. H.. M. Keeney St., 1% acre land, MANOHB8TBR ANDOVER —uit acre lot, convenient to schools, MoCarton, Broker, 6484880. state owner on premises Sat­ Continiwd From Preceding P a ^ stove, refrigerator, disposal, 649-9828. Main St. was oliatiged at 4:16 state Prison. They were In- 648-9332. ou r flexllble sffibuaitton wMOh supervised swimming pool and urday and Sunday. parking Included,' nice loca­ Land For Solo 71 L. C. GREENOUGH Co. p.m. yeatesiday w46h making un- mates who had completed el- MANCHESTER — S bedroom aDloiwts you to custom bulCd country club. Transferred own­ COVENTRY —newer 6 room Town to Save tion, $160 per month. 649-0308 MANCHESTER — Desir able home, exoeUent condition, fire- necesaany noise with a motor ementary or high school. or 649-8989. COLUMBIA—approximately 20 Ranch, oversized garage,. lilce you r ow n hom e In Mlan- er asking $22,500. Principals - 647-9921 Doge^irds— Pets 41 Household Goods 51 neighborhood, well kept 9- plaoe, garage, privacy, 8 acree, vShicOe and (atiure to corey a M em bers, o f the cla ss o f ‘67, acres, 1,000’ frontage on paved location, nearly 2 acres of lajnd. chetterls finest end newest only. 649-7881. W anf d Raol Estota 77 On Insurance room English Oolonlal, 6 bed­ pond. CaU now. Only $16,800. motor velhliole regtetnation. all of whom had been school f r e e —2 YEAR old dog to good SEVEN PIECE Daystrom Wtch- THREE ROOM deluxe apart- street 14 miles from Manches A country home in town, re­ prestigsairecu L et titkn Show HOUSES w a n t e d —in every rooms, 4 baths, 2-car garage, FIVE ROOM beautiful single i,..|teyea .Agency, 6464181. PoHoe said the motoircycltot dropouts, expressed determlna- THanku to the efifonte of the home, where she can roam, en set, 80. Necchi sew ipg m a­ ment, including appliances and ter,. $9,000. Frank Mott, 643- duced to $21,900. Mitten Agen­ you the beautSFuCIty wooded part of town, all price ranges. modem kitchen. Opportunity home, 2 car garage, .screens, was stopped at Center and tlon to regain a place in society. Town Insuranoe Advisory Corn- o preferably a farm. Great with chine with chair, tools and at­ utilities, $120. per month. J. 5668. cy, Realtors, 643-6930. Dots ennaillab'le pOius sevenal Rosort Freporty Buyers with ^ h waiting. Call knocking, call now. Hayes storms, new awnings, hot wa­ BOLTON LAKE—1 ^ ‘; Of w ater- Ciooper Sto. Hie *s scheduled to Jerry, 27, sa id : " I ’m going to mlititce, M anbhester’s sevw B l ' children, all shots, affectionate. tachments, $160; beige plat- ______D . R eal Estate, 643-6129. fine homes now in vairSOus front, modem 5 room year now Paul J. borrentl. Real Es­ CONTEMPORARY—9 rooms, 4 Agency, 646-0131. ter heat, friftt trees, 2 fire­ M S a l * 74 aippear to MiancheBt'er Oiircud.t attend junior college when I get funfl3 wUl save $27,680 in in- Call 649-7670 after 6 p.m . Stages at construction. De­ ’round Ranch home, eun, shade tate, 648-6863, 643-2125. ® l a n d WITH large frontage on bedroom s, 2Vi baths, autom at­ places. Write to L. Thurlow, 98 Court 12 July 3. out and then go to engineering sunanice premiums in the 1067- cyclopedia $60. Other. items, j-arage and appliances, $100. SEVEN ROOMS of beautiful cid e then end theme to live PRIVATE RECREATION area, and" privacy, exoeUent area. BEAGLE, MALE, 7 month state road. Owner, 649-6 !63. ic kitchen, family room, din­ So. Second Ave. Taftvllle, Conn HIBTJ.TNQ YOUR hom e? F or Robeirt - years old, 849-7997. 2-bedroom home fo r only $12,- 647-9993. Agency, Reedtors, 649-2813. and Un sa m e. la asolcned tor a other commencements, were Fund, the water Fund, the COLONIAL I^sed R ^ch-% MANCHESTER T. J. Crockett. Realtor, '648- which be prtoed in the htm ins on the altowaaoe of said ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — After feeding from a bottle and a WUUam H. Hyson, 16, of 413 nure. 643-9504.------900. Big shaded yard Ideal -just off East absent. .“I can hardly wait to Business Locations MANCHESTER - \ttent i o n acre Leletnd Dr., paneled rec, 1677.______teens. «dmfflE le% iw > n h ^ f e cstato^reai Uef at the bare w alls. There was volunteered "peurtly because of Riot in Korea many sizes, installed. Also 35 MAIN ST.—400 square feet, POUR BEDROOM Ranch con- cy, R ealtors, 649-5347. R ealtors, 646-0469. I :« aituoted In ttu Town ot Mui- ^ furniture, no bathrooms, no the adventure and partly be­ in the «by ',lazid, 4-room oottage 80UTH WINDSORr-6 room cheater, a la truck Jack, chains binders IdAR’THA KENDALL venlently located near East ------running water and no tele­ cause of the money.” SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — first floor, adjacent to north and cMcken oocp also bn Split, rec room, garage, IsJge ORiDBKSD: Thai the 29th dap of etc. 649-1303. Box 575, Brandy St., Bolton Hartford Large living room ____ MANCHESTER — Duplex 4-4, June, 1967. al ten o’clock, Hotenoon, phones, except for emergency The weeked pay is $26 each end redevelopment, suitable propkrty. A reel buy at lot, swimming pool. Leonard at the Prohate Office In w e Kunld- An estimated 3,000 students bat­ w orld for beauty parlor, barber shop with fireplace, 2 ceramic baths. MANCHESTER separate furnaces and drive­ fu l ButtikiK In aald Ifancheater. be use. for persons up to 26 years of J IT’S TERRIFIC the way we’re (Flnst faim north of $32,800. A$^ncy, 6464469. tled riot police today in Pusan, or office. Available July 1. unusual 14 x 20 family room. ways, excellent condition, on and the name la anaizned tor a In a short time, however, air age, $36 fo r persons 25 to 89 selling Blue Lustre for clean­ Bedton High School) INVESTMENT S.B.M. has on the aUownnce of aald South Korea’s second largest Call 649-2865. 2-car garage. Excellent value. bus line. P rice $19,600. firm . BOLTON LAKE —6 room li naU estate and aakl mattresses had been blown up, years, and $46 for aU persons ing rugs and upholstery. Rent 10 per cent down. 30 year mort­ and ttaia Oouit dteecta city in continued demonstra­ electric shampooer $1. Olcott Sunday, Jime 18—10 a.m.-5 p.m. No agents. Owner 289-4680, 568- Ranch, oil heat, fireplace, blankets spread out, food was over 40. Accutron’s tuning fork STORE - HEA’TED. 20x70’. gage available Wesley R 0309. WARREN E. HOWLAND ___ notkie of the Hme and place tions against alleged rigging of Variety Store. Four family plus 5 room porch, wooded lot, lakefront .asBlcmd for aadl heariiv be clven being passed around and radios An Atlanta couple ssfid they replaces the outdated bal­ Tode, brass, china, pattern downtown 840 Main St.. Man- Smith, Realtor, 643-1587. house, good condition, ex- to all penona known to be intei^ the June 8 parliamentary elec­ . Realtor 643-1108 privileges. Only $14,600. Good- were blaring.. were just divorced but were ance wheel that’s found in all MODERN BRASS pole lam p, 8®«ss, lam ps, guns, furniture, Chester. Call 522-3114. ceUent central location, to­ CHARMING, CLEAN, 6 room Mortgage MONEY estied meretn to appear i tions. The streets of Seoul, how­ CONCORD RD. beauUful chUd-Bartlett, R ealtors, 668- heard thereon, by pubiieMiiz: a coi>y Adults spent their time read­ taking part in the program with cost $85, vriU sell for $15; new wooden ware, lanterns, etc. tal income, $5,760. Must be home, with 2-car garage, or.e of this order in some ever, were quiet for the flra^ watches. Stop by so we can tell you Ranch, large living ruora, for­ 6720, 289-0161. h&vlna a otrcidarion in ______ing, playing catrds, working , their six children to get the S'lITE of offices presently seen. Offered at $43,000. block from cemter. Well man­ time in six days. more. Starting with the right time of suited tor professional nurpose mal dining room cabinet kltch- trial, at least seven dsyw before the croGBWord puzzles emd organ iz- money to pay for the divorce. ’m please, n o c h il d r e n icured lawn, large, airy rooms. BOLTON —new 6 room Raised Almost all the volunteers are Several policemen and stu­ Is now available In the Stato en. 2 bedrooms, recvee.tlon Ranidi, cathedral celling in liv­ ^ « S?^oT?%nf?6. W ? y - in® *or group l^crthlp. dents were reported injured in day. Accutron by Bulova. From $125.00 fo r $9. 643-4420. Im m ediate saile desired, p ric­ tached 2-car garagCt rmlanea oe*Med mail, a The volunteers, ■ tx)th white Georgians, sdthough the test is a Theater B.jildlng. Can be sub­ room, landscaped yard. Mar­ L. C. GREENOUGH Co. Call 649-5203 ing room, atone fireplace, glass Pusan, where students from 10 U ed accordingly. Belfiore Agen­ ^m with flwplMe to ^ and Negro, and about an equal federal test, almllar to many USE YOUR CREDIT divided If necessarj’ For in­ lon E. Robertson. Realtor •UdUig doors, sundeck, buUt- high schools fought police clubs 18’ SIDCRAFT and '40' h.p. en­ 647-9921 cy, 643-5121. built-in range, cabinets, stall pSce.- West, W Uanobester, Coin.;- Her- number of males and ... females, conducted in the 50 states. formation call Theater mana­ 643 5953 1ns, basement 'fikeplace, one o6C^ JT. with rocks. gine, trailer. Saab sedan. Kel------• 1 shower and workroom. Wall to J. ICcKlnn^, o o n a em ta r, 54 lugged into the shelter grocery ’’As far as we know, it is not Wanted— ^To Buy 58 ger 643-7832 PORTER ST. area. Center en­ oar basement garage. One acre Adelarie Road Manoheater. Oonn., vinator refrigerator, all guar­ ’TWO-FAMILY close to Man­ wall carpettog In living, room, end raturn make to this Court. bags containing necessities for only the largest test of its kind In Seoul, the peak of the mass trance, older 8 room Colonial. lo t JxnmtiSMp wseupancy $22,- anteed condltloh. ; Waller 872 HOUSEHOLD LOTT, antiques 527 MAIN ST. —large store and chester High School, one apart­ MANCHESTER —3 year-old. 7 Savings Bank of Manchester kitchen built-lns including re­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judxe. the weekend, and vdiatever they in the nation, but in the world,” demonstrations appeared to S h o o r 1% baths, rec room, 24’ living 600. U R fte$4ty Oo., Inc., Oakland St. bric-a-brac, clocks, frames basement, renovate for tenant. ment has 3 rooms, one 5 rooms, room Colonial with central air- it frigerator,„ . stainless steel sink. OBOES OF NOTICE said Hammes. have passed because- of the room . Gretchen True, 643-4208. 648- 2692. R obert D. M urdock, could stuff Into their pockets. 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER glassware. We buy estates Vil­ 529-0518. one heating system, 2-car ga­ conditioning, 3 generous bed­ back .large lot, i^ty hew Toys and comic books poked The test is a preliminary to closing of 31 universities and Ruth Earn, 649-4798. Pasek, 6484472. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 rage, good tot. E xcellent In­ rooms, formal dining room, 12 ahed, 5 minutes from parkway, the district of Manchester, on the out ot the bags of harried par­ one with 1,000 volunteers to be colleges and 143 high schools. Boats and Accessories 46 Lake St., Bolton, 649-S247. WAREHOUSE for rent, approx­ Realtors, 289-7476. ISth day of June, AD. 1867. The shutdowns were ordered vestment. T. J. Crockett, Real­ X 20’ fireplaced Uvlng room, $18,990. F or appointm ent call Present. Hon. John J. Wsllett, ents trying to keep track of held here in August. It is des­ I W M .F .G .—WITH 1 ^ 40 h.p. ^ antique and imately 800 square feet, near tor, 643-1577. kitchen with built-ins, heated BOLTON — Owner transferred, 875-2938. JucUre. their young. igned to provide data so civil under g;overnment pressure to this 7 room Ranch has large __ ESta/te ot NSUte J. Herz, late of cool off the demonstrations, N Johnson, electric starting, gen­ used furniture, china, glass, ______family room, attached garage, Forget Your Painting Probloms IMluicheaber. In said district, de- Many had up to six chUdren defense can improve its CHENEY ESTATE ^ 14 rooms, 4 like new $25,700. W olverto.i family room, fireplace and VERNON HILLS area — neu emsed. which have broken out in most erator, amp meter. Master- sliver, picture frames, old tagging behind them. One tod­ knowledge of the problems of baths, 2 car garage, approx­ Agency, R ealtors, 649-2813. paneled wall in Hvlng room, maintained 4 year old Raised Upon ampHcatiion of Frances of South Korea’s major cities. cra ft trailer with tUt bed. Call coins, guns, pewter, scrap gold, dler held a stuffed bear under group shelter living and for up­ Houses For Rent 65 imately 3 acres of land. By ap­ Install IH baths, landscaped wooded Ranch, 8 rooms plus finished dating training courses and President Chung Hee Park, 649-9296. watches, old jewelry, hobby one arm and a stuffed panda pointment. Philbrick Agency, EXCEPTIONAL 6% room fire­ lot in pleasant neighborhood. fam ily room , 2 baths, w all to win ^ te s ta m e n t of said deceased handbooks tor. shelter manage­ admitting that rigging and other collections, palntlni^, attic SDC ROOM HOME for lease, placed Ranch, rec room, 1% waU carpeting, huUt-lns, 2- JP imobate as per sp­ tmder the other. 12’ ALUMINUM fishing boat. Kealtors, 649-5347. TALLWOOD $19,600. Louis Dimock Realty. pHcaiton on fUe. K is A young mother held a baby ment personnel. irregularities went on in some Old Town canoe, Mastercraft contents or whole estates Fur- very clean, references requlr- baths, enclosed porch, gar-ge, 649- 9823. ear garage, on. half acre lot, ORDEIREID; Thel the foresoliw districts, has expelled eight niture Repair Service. 648-7449 ed. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, $11,900—Older 7 room home on aiDdloatton be heard and deter­ trailer, all in excellent condi­ large yard enclosed with stock- is ^unique community of $22,600. CaU 87iS-8096. mined at the Prohnte office lii Man­ members of his Democratic Re­ PIZZA-RArS 649-5347. bus line,'^ioaded with possibili­ ALUMINUM SIDING tion. 742-7676. ade f^ce. Leonard Agency. ^ chester. in said Diatriot. on the 29th publican party on charges of WANTED — milk bottle with ties, excellent financing avail­ day of June, A.D. 1987. at eleven WHERE QUALITY GOES ON blue lettering of North Elm BOLTON—3 room home, stove Light a n d Airy o'clock in the forrainon. and that no­ Railroad Shoperaft Unions irregularities. Two of them 1963 G-3 GLASPAR ski boat able. T. j . Crockett. Realtor. ------wooded setting. Two model Make your home more beautiful and more valu­ tice be (riven to all persons Iriter- BEFORE PIZZAS OR GRINDERS GO OUT Dairy on it, 643-6430, 742-8770, and refrigerator, $80., no lease. Four-Season Motifs were under arrest. with full controls. electric 643-1677. HOLLISTER STREET—For the , , u • j able, while ridding yourself of painting every estod in said estate of the pendency Leonard Agency, Realtors, 648- -______finest in housing see the gar- bomes for your unhurried of said appIioKtton and the Ume The Extra MUe Will Be A MUe WeU Wortti Drivliig J starting amd accessories, 75 vVANt ED—1960 Pontiac station and place of hearing thei^n, by Free to Go on Strike Monday AVGO PACT REVEALED h.p., Evinrude motor, tilt up 0469. MANCHESTER —4 bedroom Co- ^Ison colonial home under con- inspection. Just off South 2 or 3 years. publlshine: a cony of this order ki wagon or 4 door sedan, Cata­ tonial on a 160 X 200’ lot, big »rae newspaper havhsf a drcula- NEW HAVEN (AP) — The trailer. Cap be seen at Cov­ struction in the Bowers School Main Street, 5. minutes WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- revise the Senate hill by knoek- OPEN MON., TUES., THURS., FRI., 12-11 P.M. lina m odels, fo r parts. 649-3739. family kitchen with all built- iMn Iji .raid district, ait'least seven awarding of the first part of entry Lake. CaU 649-1647 be- area. Features 6 rooms, 1% » -cr i. i. j. _ Call The Company That’s Been davs, before ttaetiie day— of ■ s*iiri said heariiw.hearinK. linn mit o tt until next week ing Out the compulsory settle- 1ns. Heated famUy room , for- to♦p anpesr if they see.see cause at said STess nas put i— OH — umu------next------w eex ttient fentiire at the end «e of ti,« the on 90 an Air Force contract for the SAT. 12-12 — SUN, 4-10 ~ CLOSED WED. 'lEween 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Resort Property ceramic tiled baths, equipped from Manchester Center on Hme snd olace and be hemrd rela- efforts at a GomDromlse on leg- feature at tne ena ot ine w ifial dining room, fireplaced kitchen, has hot water heat, the Glastonbury town line. Serving Homeowners Over 30 Years! Hvo thereto and bv malUng on or ® ff"™ “ com proim ae on leg days. Lycoming Division of the Avco For Rent 67 living room, 2-cor garage, Vd- Corp. in Stratford was aimounc- If Your Pizza Is CoW When You Get H om e- 14’ PENN YAN cartop boat, 5% Rooms Without Board 59 Buy now and do your own dec- Open 1-9. mail, a ’’ills, oroy 15 of tWa order to Pmn- islatlon to block a nationwide Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., h.p. Johnson m otor. CaU after MISQUAMICUT - 4% rooms, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- sponsor of the administration ed here by the office of Rep. Then T ry THE THOMPSON House, Cot­ orating. Only one left at $20,- BOB KITTLE - M S ^ Jnhiwton Grimes. 52fi Soring rail strike even though the delay \ 5:80, 649-9704. completely furnished, hot wa­ 2818. 6494 6 »... Manchester, O nn .; Beniamin ^ 7 m- j. measure in his branch, con­ Robert N. Glalmo, D-Conn., Fri­ tage Street, centrally located, 300. CaU the Jarvis R ealty Co., John«iivn. vm Lvdsil’■ - St..— Mnnehes- leaves shoperaft unions free to ter and heated, $95 per week. ^r. e o im : Helen Johnsbm Oie«.son. ferred at the White House Fri­ day, large, pleasantly furnished MANCHE S T E R — executive R ealtors, 643-1121. or stage a walkout Monday. R A Y^ Gook-Them-Yourself PIZZAS 643-0491. LC. GREENOUGH CO a ., Vernon. Coon.: wmiem day with the President and an­ The contract announced Fri­ rooms, parking Call 849-2868 home. Porter St. area, 8% ZTZr TTril T , „ . F Johnricn. 57 South 'St.. Vernon. Diamonds— Watches— Opnn.: Robert O. John.ston. Box Congreselonal leaders said nounced he vigorously would day was for $1.5 million and the for overnight and permanent rooms. 2 baths, 2 lavs, 4 large Cap^fuU dor- W «’U Make Them— You Cook Th«Ri A t Home Jewelry 48 m er, enclosed porch, $16,500. BARTLEH BRAINARB PROBUCTS Mrmnietn Drive. Vernon. Oonn.: they are relying on flat assur­ fight the House amendment. final contract will total $65 mil­ guest rates. bedrooms, Morlda room, 27’ Urbe.meftl H4 i>,ne ances from union leaders that lion, the announcement said. Hot Dee-liciouB Pizzas In Just 6 to 8 Minutes H.M. Frechette, Realty, 647- WEST HARTFORD HIM Reed Newt-n Hlghlend. Mees.: He said he expected no fur­ WATCH AXro JE3WELRY re­ COTTAGES FOR RENT kitchen with budlt-teis, Inter­ 76 TALCOTT ROAD F>ri .Tohnston. Seneca Drive. Ver- there will be no strike until a The contract is for the design, 128 BIRCH S’!* .-ro o m suitable 9993. r.°"' Uoim.: Anna Johrvaton Conarh- ther action imtil after the Sen­ pairing. Prompt service Up to com, compleitoly air-condition­ Senate-House, conference can development, and production of for working gentleman, $10 ed, 2-ceu' garage, beautifully 2S8-441S I'n Otd Stone Rood R.F.D.. Vei^ ate completes its consideration C A L L A43-0031 $20 on your old watch in trade. IMB •vvi Oonn.. and return make to try to work out agreement on the Mark-I penetrating aid sys­ weekly. 643-4461. landscaped lot. For further in­ ASHWORTH ST. -custom build­ Hre OoiK>^. of the Dodd ctise. ' Closed Mondays, F E. Bray, ______Gcuxlner Lake. Modem, the bill. tem. The work will be done at formation call R. F. Dlmock- er will design and build your JOfRN* J. WAIJeRTT. J iid «. MANY IMITATE BUT NONE DUPLICATE 787 Main St. State Theatre j^q OM WITH kitchen privileges cc: IVohiard C. Wbodhouse. Aity. Asked whether he expected Stratford emd at Wilmington, lakefrceit. Free brodiure, Co.. 649-6246. home on one of these nice level i Both xsom m^e o sozuilo Senate unu and Housenuiuse , .. . , __ Building. centraUy located. Mrs. Dorsey, pictures. Airowhead Grove, lots. Our signs on premises. T. 8175/ M » a . y K ! 14 Arch St. MANCHESTER —new 8 bed­ J Crockett. Realtor 643 1577 ••1 6 without naming conferees on the Route 354i C olchester, Burke Chargred said: "Let them strike if they room Colonial, with 2^ baths, m easure. Household Goods 51 SINGLE ROOM, quiet private Conn. TWO FAMILIES — We have want to .” / country size kitchen with built- •With Gambling Senate leaders said its delega- Jacob J. Javits, R-N.Y., CLEAN, USED refrigerators, hom e, for lady, parking. CaU 1ns including dishwaoher. For­ several to choose from, one 649-4670 after 6. “ only 3 years old, fine location, tlon probably -would not he a^ senior RepubUcan on the Labor ranges, automatic washers. mal dining room, 24’ Uvlng John B . Burke, 69, oif 64 A l- ^pointed until after a vote oq the committee which handled the 242-9278 848-7178 room, heated and fireplaced good income. ’Thinking of In- ^th guarantees See them^ at jpuRNISHED light housekeep­ A Message For Our Advertisers ton, St., waa charged ye^r- censure resolution against Sen. jjg .^^g certain the un- the PARKADE B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649' .famUy room, 2-car garage, vestmecit property, let us show ing room for one adult, work­ you what we have. Phllhriok day afternoon with policy ptay- Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., prob- jona would keep their word, Main St. CaU 648-2171. $31,900. W olverton A gency, ably some time next week.. . ing lady preferred. 643-6388. Agency, Realtoirs, 649-5347. BANGOR, MAINE-Cottage for R ealtors, 649-2813. ing, police reported. Senate Democratic Leader ------SEWING MACHINE -Singer Rnnw imFF to retired wo- ______r o o m f r e e He U the eeooiMl t) w n man FATHER’S i I - to reurea wo- furnished on Jake water- vrAvrwTro'mrR rtno $17,900 PRIVACY, 3 bedroom 0 Mike Mansfield haZ sought to ® man, aU privileges, parking, front. CaU 643-2883. In a week tOv.be arrarted on enforce a policy of handling no button holes, embroiders, hems rooms, large family room, din­ Ranch, fireplace, wall to waU W e are proud to announce our new Goss Offset Press will start For Dad north end. CaU 528-6640 after AN gambling chargee. other business during the cen­ 7 etc. Like new condition. Orig- ing room , 3 bedroom s, $19,500. carpet, dishwasher, famUy i t * 7 p.m . LAKE CHAFFEE—5 room cot­ rolling this Saturday, June 17, 1967. You will be most pleased with Burke was arrested after lo­ sure debate. ELECTRIC RAZORS inally over $300, balance now, tage, fireplace, large screened Philbrick Agency, Realtors, kitchen, garage, large treed cal police and members of the The present ban against $58. Take over payments of in porch, aluminum boat. 649- 649-6347. lot. Hutchins A gency, 649-5324. IGOUNTBY DRU8 $10. monthly. 522-0476. the distinctive quality and clarity of your advertising. criminal inveetlgatton dlvialon - etrike by some 137,000 members Apartment*— Flats ---- ______gew- o t state Police, armed with a of six shoperaft unions, which I 277 West Middle Tpfce. Special Sunday Only SINGER COMPANY — clear- Tenements 63 Co v e n t r y Lake — Lakeside search werrant, raided Sun’s would shut down the bulk of the .... ance, used machines taken in LAinrii at 392 Green Rd. nation’s railway system, ends at FOR ySUR ^ ^ ^ . . ------— ------'-T-i— : housekeeping cottages with Each of the Four Seasons is trade during our recent sale. iXHJKINa FOR anything 'n real private beach. AvaUable June 12:01 a.m. Monday. C NVENKNC£ I PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for copy must of necessity be in our „ _____ represented with two* motifs In Burke, wee released under a 0 FILM $14.50 and up, aU recondition- e tate rentals - apartments^ „ „ 742-7268. Brifish Sterling 5 A (aBfaOon tbafs’ really going cross-etltoh to trim towels! $il00 bond (or arraignment in Johnson submitted a bill to ed and guaranteed, also sev- homes, multiple...... dwellings, ■"— no Manchester Circuit Court 12 prevent a strike and settle the eral touch and sew display' fees CaU J D. Real Estate, OUR EASY to-care-for smaU AND advertising office at noon two (2) days previous to publication. - paBnen use You’ll find them (aectoatlng to WE GIFT! 620-127.120 ,muu w9ih tto flwil end graoeful to pretty colors; so nice M onday. dispute through 1968 which w as m odels reduced $50. 832 Main 648-5129 cottage 3 bedrooms, in White jntbouebte Is wondeeftiUy ^ passed by the Senate 10 days St. Mountains of N.H., cool, clean, Your cooperation' will help us to give you better service and Police said Burke had two WRAP Regular 55c ;6Biqy tonliB ke and r a r a to n __ pattern No. 2998 has hot-iiron lottery tickets and three rac­ ago. MODERN 4 room second tloor comfortable. Flrepla'ce, fur­ Nine Flags Colognes It would extend the current ir s OUR ROPER GAS stove, $45; kitchen ing newepapera in his pooees- apartment, heat, hot water, nace, completely furnished, quality reproduction. Congress-brejered no^strike peri­ PLEASURE TO set, $50. V ery good condition. : s f " oion wlA$ arrested. electric ' range, . refrigerator, $50 weekly. 876-2272. od another 90 days and provide WRAP YOUR i 2 5 c 648-8906. •' y * yB*«2» 643-2766 Reg. $14.00 9 0 ^ ^ table, with pad; lamps; cue- 4% ROOMS, $180. 8V4 rooms, WANTED—6 or 0 room duplex JjJanrlf^HtTr lEurtting llrralh U C M ^ Btjlie 'Nbnitoer and ®«»<> (or a cofiy of « HIUON »W DJB8 the new ’67 Spring-Oummer Al­ tom made draperies; electric $120. Garden Apartments, or flat, Manchester or vlcln- • OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY • RIO DE JAINEURO—InSouth . >nie unlona strenuofusly' op- ALL mm rottlMerle; vibrating couch; parking, 15 Forest St. off Main ity, middle aged coutoe. 643- . Kotgi pmoo with the Isteizt bum from which to choose America aome 40 mUlkm peo- posbd this feature, arguing it r main steeet and j more paitterna in crochet, knit, MARKED DOWN BTBMma. 9t. No pete. 646-0090,648x0675. 6082. {M U toasby eOeilBg the 1967 pie need bomea. 'There la a amounted to compulsory arW- east Humidor Pipe R e ^ SA V E p l e n t y SumhMT Baeto embroidery, qulRlng and sew- -shortage o f 12 to 14 mllllcMi tration. ____ A ----- 60c a copy. Ing'I housing units, The House voted Thursday to

V'l* i i i . t e ' ; ' . ■■ I SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1987 'AGE FOURTEEN ^ iiancIjfHter iEwum g

Tradition Free Geremoriy Obituary About Town Memlbers of Cub Scout Pack Business Bodies Marks College Graduation 98 are remliMted that a .trailer Joseph E. McCabe has been reserved for'the June (Oonttnned from Pag« One) OOVUNTRY —Joset^i B. Mc­ paper drive, today and to- HEART AID MACHINE squeezed up its reed Instru­ he had begun at the Commun­ Cabe, 77, of East Hartford, morrow at the Lydall and riite NeffiomI Heait Instltuta ity College in 1963 "with a ments, the base drummer Foulds, Dlviaicn o f Colonial (inhI) hats seleoted Hamilton brotlier of Thomas McCabe of Board Co., 615 Paricer St,, Peo- £MBndaitl to builid and evaluate borrowed typewriter arftj a smartly swung his sticks and Coventry, died yesterday at his pie who have been saving paper ^ "co-|Mll9atto«" cteoulafaey e»- cardboard box uaed for a file thp band 1^ the graduates and home. fur the cifbs are reminded that pump destgned to reUisve a Cabinet, In a rented office.” He faculty out of the auditorium there will be another paper waak heent’s woridoad. Introduced the nrst-. speaker, to the tune “ of “Scotland the Survlvorfe also include a Dr. Donald Morrisson, who Lowe Brave” in fast tempo. Complet­ daughter, 10. grandchildren and September. KSainliibon Standard, in two said began worklnj' for the ing this apd without a pause several great-grandchildren. _ a. Bsperate but related NHI pn>- College about a year before he the band; went into “Rowan TTiimow.! ho hoJH Transpartatlcn for a Vacation gjama, wlffi aOtso d e v e ^ radto Tree,’f ' then pWyed "Brown School Juiw 26 to July 7, frequency power trcutem^^ did, end did not even have a Mtandayy ata 2:30 .3 pjn. sponsored by the Presbyterian and implantable energy conver- borrowed typewriter. Haired Malden” and by this kirk and Whitney Church, may be arranged by sUon devlioeis designed to oper- Morrisson welcomed the as­ time all were outi^de in the Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Elast oatling Mirs. Robert Peroons, 27 ate dm Hetniy asBllat devtoes. semblage, and was followed by cool June evening. Hartford. Burial wild be in Wop- Gosiee Dr. Registrations for the In the flnsit program, Haml|- Mrs. Marie Mahoney, the vale­ The graduates, diplomas In ping Cemetery. school are noiw being acc^ited ton Standard will build thre^ dictorian, who President Lowe hand, scattered outside, receiv­ Friends may call at the fu­ at the church. experimentaa droulatoiy asBlist said had come back to the col­ ing congratulations and hand­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9 ------detvces for evaluation by beast lege after bringing with her shakes, from relatives and well and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 The .Aiqieirtcan LegOon Aux- apediallisltts at the Southwestern credits from other colleges .and wishers. And possibly some re­ to 9 p.m. ilBairy wan have a meeting M)on- MedlbBt School, - Untveralty of experience with a family and membered the words spoken by day after a potfluok at 6:30 p.m. Texas, and Yale UnlversHy. business. Senator Schaffer, who had said, at the home of Mllsis Baibera Th« 12-mionth project will be Mrs. Mahoney thanked Pres­ "As you leave this evening, Champion Knittif Wailett, auxamiHtty prasldenlt, 147 co-ordUnated and managed by ident Lowe for his untiring ef­ armed with your diplomas, may Works 12-Hour Day Wbranioke Rd. Hamilton Standaid. forts in making the college I remind you that you have Oo - pulsatiion, H a m i l t o n grow, and said he "gave per­ just begun.” DUlESBCBLiEXIRF, Germany— Stasidard said, is a new and un- sonality to the school." She told Remolninpr graduates are: M arta Landers, a 44-yeer-o1d Bolton briied method of dscuiatory as- the assemblage that graduation William Id. Aberle, Robe»t W. Sassenbeig housewife in North ------Gilst that hnttates the natural was S ^ placed the former Goodyear Center located o ff Mlaln St., Mancheeter. The opening of the The 37-year old biondiSh Sen­ iiaBrf vMur- 119 the sxjrtB., the heart’s trunk ar- Philip J. Quish, Frank R. a ^ ^ i i s a id s h e apparenUy teiy that carries bICod to the new center was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, free gifts, refreshments and cor­ ator wore her "mortarboaird," Reischerl. sweatera 11 women’s puBoverS’ darted out in front of a car brwich arteries. sages for the ladles. Shown, left to right, are: Fred Nagel, manager; Jack Grant, mayor of ithe black, four conmered cep Also, Sharon C. Rinaldini, Vernon; William A. Dickson, executive director of the Vernon Chamber of Commerce, and far back on her head. The cap 1 ^ , ^ * southwestern Medlhal Raymond J. Sartpr, Wayne L. A. Z. McDevttt, manager of the Hartford district for Goodyear Oo., (Herald photo by Sa- 1 hung there aJimost precariouslyr ^ Wethersfield. school wiU serve as a medical ■ Schuster, Jeffrey D. Sweeney, , 5 chndrenB ponchos, 12 ^he mishap occurred on Rt. raBoarch partner in the 12- tom ia) She spoke tarii^y.*' Sue Ann Tucker, Barbara G. itedieB’ dresses and four sWrts <4A, about 6:16 p.m.,police month pirocram managed by "Albert Einsteki’s definition Vaiclulis, Nancy J. Wlnther. (none off thdm minis), 12 girts’ said. The girt, whose name and Hamilton Standard, a dBvtelon sented checks and certificates has recently joined the Italvis & Casualty, observed hds 25th of educaJbion is one of the best," uresses, two ladies' ooalts, a age could not be learned, was off United Aitronaift Oxporaition. for suggestions on improving Corp. of America, Hartiford. anniversary wltb Aeitna this ishe said. She quoted him as say­ wediding: dreas and oounitlieEB treated at the office of a local ------post office procedures. Italvis is a newly formed com- week. Evans, Who attended the ing that ecfccatioin is that whfch dhiUdreti’s trousers, handbags, doctor, they said. The accident PROMOTED Fldgar C. Smith of 62 Acad- pany and acts as distributor UnlversiMiy of Michilgan, joined Bahamas Plans scairveB, giloves, stouias and some remains after you have forgot­ is under investigation. Raymond L. Hamel of Weth- emy St., mounted route carrier, for a FXiropean-made fireproof the oompony in 1942, became ten everything you learned at 90 sleeive and neck edgings for Deportation of pultovers. A Coventry teen-ager was erafield has been promoted to and Thomas A. Tomkunas of 33 paint. supei-i^r In 1060, and was school. "This te more than a arrested last night as a result the position of dealer sales Woodland SL, a clerk at the jjeid will work as assistant n,amed bo - his present posiitton mere wltticdem," she said. Haitian Refugees 21 Million Use O’Hare of a two-car collision on Rt. supervisor with the Hartford parcel post station, received to the president, Frank Russo year. "What he meant Is that educa­ 44A, state police reported. Qas Oa In his new posiHtm he Superior AcoompllEbment cer- Hartford, and is in charge ------tion Is not a mass of inert facts NASSAU, The Bahamas (AP) OHDOAGO — About 16 per Charged at 7:20 with speed- wm be assigned „ to _ the__ adver-____ Uficates and money. Postmaster public relations arohilteicitural firm whiich or Ideas, It is an attitude, an 1*1 ...... ------J - ' ---- ^ , J __ desigued Temple Beth Shpolntn '— This British colony’s Negro cent of all the air cargo han- fasit for conditions was Using and public relations de- Alden Bailey commended them appetite, a frame of mind, a died In the United States orig- Robert C. Arendt, 17, o f Bol- partment in charge of all dealer for performing their duties con- Held said the Italvis C o^. Tpke—Geddee, ^11 ^ openli^ stores for dls- Cumning- continuing function of the full governfflg^ has disclosed a inates at Chicago’s O’Hare In- Branch Rd., police report- sales activities. sistently far above that which personality." wholesale deportation campaign ternational Airport, which is Hamel was previously asso- is required in their job. desorip- tribuUon of ^ paint early ^ HMudeUphia. Pa. - has She said that education is a for thousands of ragged Haitian served by 29 commercial air- FoHc® said he was driving elated with The Hartford Elec- tion during the past fiscal year, next month, (^ e of toe out- national competditlion lets will be in Hartford. ^ pdaimed lifelong effort, that an educated refugees who say they fled gov­ lines. About 20 per cent of the trie . Light Co. and a wholesale Receiving checks and certlfi- person knows the world around ernment-backed terrorists In international travelers coming car while passing plumbing and h atin g supply cates for suggestions were Ray- Held was with WINF since j25 mllUcn civic center in Blr- him, but most Important of all their homeland.. to the United States clear *^raffic. He applied his brakes flpjji. He joined the Hartford m on d T h iffa X Nicholas PagaJu he knows himself. Prime Minister Lynden O. through customs at O’Hare. skidded Into the westbound Q^g gg g residential sales Frank Cuneo, Albert Rodonls, WRYM in New Brit i.hj Temple won them a nation- After the Senator’s talk, the Pindllng’s government an­ More than 21 miilion passeng­ lane, colliding with a west- representative, and has held the Leo Houle Henry Wlerzbickl *■*"’ ^4, Hartford, and al award for synogogue design. diplomas were presented and nounced Friday it suspended ers a year use GHare’s fa- bound car operated by Flor- position of plumbifig and heat- and Paul Aceto. manager of the ------Mm. Boum conferred them. immigration laws permitting cdlltles. T. Roy of Lakewood mg contractor sales represen- at «ie naroel She commented on the impor­ illegal immigrants to appear in Heights, Coventry. tatlve since 1959. WRTC. cf Wauwatosa, Wis,, has been tance of graduates and said the court, then rounded up and de­ He is scheduled to appear in post station, was named sug- jje Is a private firat class named a sales engineer for Rog- reason the University of Con­ ported 1,025 Haitians who Trips Simulated Manchester Circuit Court 12 the. Army Reserves In ers Corp. He received a degree July 10. necticut got such large appro­ reached the Bahamas in small The ^Tw'^'i^eUnB of ® *^*T?*^ Hamden and serves with the in msohoni'cal engineering from Ames Research Center, Calif ------• - - the service wdndow at the Qjy^i Affairs Unit. He will be the Untivenslty of Minnesota in J priations of money from the boats. WiilMam A. Fuller, 48, of ^he Burr Nurseries was held re­ Hundreds more were reported —A hybrid computer has been East St., Hebron was charged ently'at toe* w h X ^ to nu^^ pared post stalUon. commissioned as a second lieu- 1958, and had been with Cutler state was because they had Other suggestions concerned fleeing into Bahamian forests Installed at a NaUonal Aero- at 5:50 p.m. yesterday with op- ggiceg gj. 276 N Main St The auB-restion tencmt soon. Ha.mms'r isince that time. Marcos more established alumni. improvements in service, safety and beaches. Police said 20 nautics and Space Admlnistra* eratdng a motor vehicle under hie-hlie-ht of the meptinp- wn« « ------is a naitive of Minnesota. "If any of you get to the legis­ tion center here to study a the influence of liquor, state po- of h u n ^ ^ s Promotion of Zip Code. lature," she- Sold lightly, “ re- women emerged from a wooded tL ffTcr^ BRIEFS area early Friday after three supersonic transport. The com- reported. j erowine- evergreens shrubs George T. Evans of 46 Peart 20% DIE IN INFANCY memiber the Manchester Com­ PoMce said he was arrested “ ®''er&reens, snruos NEW QUARTERS days with practically nothing to puter—a mix of analog and St., administraitor, insrurance ap- BRASILIA — Twenty per munity college and the day you 'The architectural firm of eat; digital’ computer techniques— on Rt. 85 after a state trooper fi5f pCi'catlcns research, in toe accl- cent of all children born In Bra- graduated — using someone ailtozedivaiJogedly saw him drivingdri’ving his _ Eilhngton, , „ South Windsor, Mankey Associates recently On Monday "an estimated 300 will simulate toe qntire mis­ dent and health department at zij die in toe tSerSt year, laigely elae’s building.” cair erratlicamy. “ ‘ddlefield and moved into nownew nnnrtemquarters »tat rowed, swam and scrambled sion of a US. SST from take­ the home office of Aetna tiSe because of disease. D At exactly 9 p.m. the pro­ He is scheduled to appear in Durham. 769 Main St. The firm had been ashore onto the rocks of East off through climb, cruise and Frank gram concluded. Mlanchester Oiircuit Ctourt 12 Thomann. . of. West located at 627 Main St. for End Point,’ ’ ,the Nassau.Tribune descent to landing. Hartford The Manchester Pipe , Band July 10. received the prea- years. ceported. dent’s trophy as salesman of “ Littering the foreshore, grim toe year. Home office personnel Richard Mankey said the remnants of their flight from attending were Charles S. Burr, reason for the move was Personal Notices the Duvaller regime were a few president; Thomas Faulkner, needed extra space, At OPEN battered lifejackets, a drowned Burning a Millon $ vice president and general man- ^® ” ®"^ location, the firm has goat, a pathetic tartan shopping ager; George Yarko, general ^hree times toe space It pre­ In Memoriam bag and a tom, sea-soaked Bib­ sales manager; Thomas Sween- viously had, Mankey said, In loving memory' of our father, le.” David Maxwell, who passed away Just a Routine Job ey, assistant sales manager, and Mankey Associates designed ALL DAY June 17. 1%4. The newspaper said police James McKenna, credit man- the Globe Hollow School and is So sadly missed. were checking the identities of SAIGON (AP) — For Arthur "But after two or three ager.- Also attending were now supervising construction. everyone in a wholesale round­ Junkins, burning up a million times,” he says, "It loses its Burr sales representatives from The firm also designed the The Maxwell Family up of those who could not prove dollars or so Is chicken feed, appeal. ' . It’s...... a hot job.. to’ ’burn it." various eastern states. ^ Manchester Country Club SUNDAY their presence in the Bahamas small stuff, strictly routine. Aft- We have to check all the ashes, The Burr-grown material is building and the Robertson was legal. er all, he handles $78 million a It’s a hot, dirty job." sold to garden centers east of School addition, month. ------toe Mississippi River. All Medicinal Services Available CHARGE YOUR Junklns is no millionaire. He JOINS ITALVIS Record Is a 26-year-old Army captain Shriners Outing POSTAL AWARDS Mike Held of Hartford, whose PRESCRIPTION from Alexandria, Va., who Two Manchester Post Office voice was a familiar sound over Heat earns $639.68 a month. In toe Next Saturday employes received Superior Ac- radio station WINF for sev- nine months he has been in cbmplishnmt awards recently, eral years on the "Speak Up WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)— Vietnam he has watched $7 mil­ Omar Shrine Club will have wbile seven others were pre- Greater Hartford” program, The record high temperature lion—give or take a few dollars its annual picnic for hiisbands ______Welcom* Her* —go up in smoke. for a June 16 was equalled at the (Columbia the U.S. Weather Bureau here Junkins la the finance officer wives at Lake cottage of Harold New­ AT when the temperature reached for the central funding office In 96 Friday. Saigon, which handles the cur­ berry Saturday, June 24. PARKADE GLEANERS PINE PHARMACY The previous reading of 96 on rency needs of all American Shriners are invited to ar­ C forces In Vietnam. His office 664 Center St. 649-0814 a June 16 was observed in rive in the afternoon for a 402 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 1957. also must collect mutilated or swim. A charcoaled filet din­ NEXT TO LIGGETT DRUG unserviceable military payment ner will be prepared at 5 BEFOR certificates., from finance . . units . o ’clock by Jorma Nurmi; those WHERE PERSONALIZED trins-thav them in an incinerator, then New England's Leading^ side dishes and utensils. & FRIENDLY SERVICE replace them with new curren­ Reservations deadline is cy. ■Tuesday, and are being made IS OUR TRADE MARK Two-Year Professional "We disperse around $72 mil­ ■with Nurmi. lion to $78 million a month," LOWEST PRICES PREVAIL ^ School of says Junkins. "I ’m used to han­ dling a great deal of money.” Professional Cleaning Junkins, who went Into the Storm Disrupts FUR STORAGE Will Get Those Curtains, ACCOUNTING Army 3 % years ago after being Stafford Troop graduated from the University Draperies and Slipcovers Applications now being accepted for of Illinois with a degree in eco­ September 1967 admission. nomics and finance, says his Most telephone service was Sparkling Like New! . . that considerably more life Inaoranoe money la paid in HARTFORD INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTING office burns unserviceable mill- disrupted for several minutes tary payment certificates two or last night at Stafford Springs the form of benefits to living policy' holder* than to bene- 66 Forest St., Hartford—Tel. 247-1115 Free Storage ficktries 7 three times a month. State Police troop, police re- I* A committee of American of- ported, ON ALL CLOTHES fleers, representing all branches They blamed the trouble on NO LIMIT May I be of servloe to you regarding your Annuity, Group of the armed forces, is always the thunderstorm, Pension or Guaranteed Retirement IhoomeT 7 on hand to verify toe amount of The cause of toe failure was money to be destroyed and to not determined. Power was re- witness Ite destruction. stored by employes of the Ask For Your $1.00 Free Bonus Card Junkins says he handles the Southern New England Tele­ money carefully. phone Co. ''"We make absolutely sure we ______. ______Name credit everything we burn. We ______set out the amount to be de­ Address By BILL LENNON stroyed, then before actually I doing it ' we balance toe books On Father’s Day, dad Is ‘supposed’ to have his slippers again. We don’t make a mis­ City • Zone ...... State brought to ,hlm; to have his pipe or cigars handed to him; take.’’ to have the right to select TV programs o f his choice on his special day. Most dads are realistic though and understand Junkins says the first time he I’m Interested In watched toe money go up in ■AT THE PARKADE even If these- things don't happen. smoke shortly fter his eirrival in With life as it is, there are all sorts of fathers . . . just Vietnam, it was a novelty for o ? b h like all sorts of, women and children. Some dads are con­ him. siderate, some inconsiderate. Some are disciplinariauis, some Mail To easy going. Some are affectionate, some indifferent. Some are contented, some discontented. Some are happy, some Josephine Odell unhappy. Some are ambitious, some^ are not. Some are com­ BANK CREDIT panions to their families,' some are aloof. 17 North Main Street In all these contrasts, one thing stands out. Blood re­ I CARDS ACCEPTED to West Hartford, Conn lationship is one thing. A friendly relationship is another 621.1970 thing. And a blood relationship without a friendly relationship Residence Phone: 643-7600 is a tragedy. For all of you who read this, we sincerely hope ARTHUR ORUG 8l2 East Center Street Father’s Day is a triumphant day — a friendly day for all Manchester, Conn. fathers and' famlhes-^everywtoere .... WAXKINS-WEST FUNERAL SERVICE EXTRA SPECIALS! ALL DAY 14!l Eoat Center Street 649-7196 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANYOF CANADA, Read Herald x4.ds n il'’ ...... ,

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, : ■ ■, . I. ^anrlrPBtpr ^m trlji^strr JUNE 17 thru JUNE 23 I f F r a l d TV Shows S w M t h U ) The Traffic Jam Was Three Comics By GENE HAND8AKER ing here: "You’ve got to get out today in TV, to compete with HOLLYWOOD (AP) — the- movies. We’ll be at Holly­ Heading ■home Tuesday, this wood Park racetrack tomorrow. i«w Ooodyevr reporter encountered what This morning we were at the B facOtty re- looked at first like a traffic ac- Ambassador Hotel.” tealnij' of th« . cldent. They paid the Ambassador ente and cor- The seeming wreckage, sur­ $500 for electricity and use of aift, mayor of rounded by cops and crowds of bellboys, lobby, lawn, etc. Auto­ MTunerce, and curious, turned out to be televi­ matically, the hotel listed photo by Sa^ sion-filming gear. Working in "Thomas-Spelling production" the busy street were three men on its lobby billboard along with worth perhaps a combined $75,- the day’s club meetings. served hds 25th 000 a night in clubs; Danny Hotel loiterers crowded up to th Aetna thla Thomas, Sid Caesar and Don Caesar and said, "You’re Sid h» attended the Adams. Caesar. You’ve lost a lot of Xtohlgan, Joined It was like the movies’ silent weight.” To Don Adams they 1 1942, became days, when Chaplin, Lloyd and said; "Would you believe?" and I960, and was Langdon filmed outdoors. But "sorry about that!” present poeditiMi now there were problems of ex­ . The street crowd of a traneous noise and big-city hundred, mostly kids in T-shirts crowd control. and bare legs, thrusts ballpoints Ltral firm whilch ■'Hold the traffic!" a man and tattered scraps 6f * school e Beth Sbolntn bawled through an electronic notebook paper at the stars. e Tpke—Geddea, megaphone at four off-duty Los Adams, Caesar and Thomas and Cunning:- Angeles policemen hired for the dutifully, gravely sign — on car phda, Pa. — baa day. hood, car door or palm of hand. nal eompetitbUm ■The cops held up their arms. A gray-haired man -tells Thom­ 1 of a planned Cars backed up on residential as: "I need it for my grand­ c center in B4r- Larchmount Boulevard for a child." Thomas obliges. Their design of block in each direction from 2nd Producer Spelling remarks: 1 them a nation- Street. "The city of New York is doing nogogue design. "Action!” everything it can to get Holly­ The actors have just been wood to shoot back there: Fleets [aroos, formerly stopped in their Rolls-Royce by of cabs, cut-rate prices at ho­ Wls., has been a motorcycle cop-movie variety tels. It’s Mayor Lindsay’s pet nglneer for Rog- for speeding. "Vat’s the beeg baby. Movies can afford it, but icolved a degree trouble?” Caesar rages, pre­ not much TV." ngineertng from tending to be a Russian diplo­ Someone asks Spelling what of Minnesota in mat. they’re shooting. ‘"Instant Mon­ leen with Ouitler "That kid's getting into the ey,’ for the Danny Thomas lat time. Marcoe shot and it was so good!” exec­ hour,” he says., "NBC, Monday [innesota. utive producer Aaron Spelling nights, starting Sept. 11.” yells, halting the take as a boy The final take requires Thom­ Spanky and Our Gang, a pop singing group making the scene on the record f IN FA N flY approaches on the sidewalk and as, Caesar and Adams to drive charts, Sunday achieves a folkrock group’s dream; CBS’ "The Ed Sullivan - Twenty per takes his place in the crowd. by in the Rolls. Passing cars get Show’’ at 8 p.m. ren bom in Bm- Another try succeeds, and into the scene. “ Damn it!” an nst year, largely during a break the pipe-smoking assistant groans; Then, td a boy use. Spelling tells why they’re shoot­ on a bike; "Hold it, kid!” Game Shows: Barbara Bain Completes Mission A Defense HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "I like squeakin’ it all in.” ments— ‘T think they’re a HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Oh. knock off a week’s' five shows in Oowding her life are roles as having too much to do,” re­ bore.” A studio bigraphy says those jolly jolly game shows! an evening, with 15-minute' wife, mother and television su­ marked Barbara Bain. "There’s she is 5 feet 7 and 120 pounds. breaks and a one-hour halt for persleuth on "Mission: Impossi­ They’re so educational. the challenge of somehow Barbara is one of those "over­ The other day on "Snap Judg­ dinner. ble.” For that last job she won night” discoveries who has been ment’’—Betty White. Soupy Miss Dalton, a regular also on the Emmy recently as starring acting for 10 years in theater Sales and two everyday citizens "PDQ," saved her ultimate de­ actress in a dramatic series. and television, —you could learn such syno­ fense of the game shows for TEMPLE’S Carpet Chicago-bom, a B.A.' in sociol­ Mounting the steps to claim nyms as "trickster" for "de­ Say,.’ a charming, bright man ogy from the University of Oii- her prize she seemed smilingly ceiver." "devU" for "demon" who’s always in good taste, was & Floor Covering cago, she studied dancing in cool, sure of herself. Actually and "dance" for "Charleston." nominated this year for an New York with Martha Gra- she was in more of a daze: .On "Jeopardy,” push your Em m y!" American Made hame. Then, a high-fashion "Peter Falk said, ’And the button,, answer the question and Ceramic TUe Bathroom winner, here in Hollywood, is model— "I wandered by mistake into win points. The dally lineup in­ STKlXBKCk *.AMKKIt’.\' Barbara—’ cludes “ Everybody’s Talking," 1 2 9 .9 5 "I swear an hour went by. In an acting class, got up on the "America and Americans." a stage and have never been the "Newlywed Game," “ Dating one-hour special based on the Insulted Up To 100 my mind I filled in ‘Stanwyck’ " Game,” "Concentration," "Su­ Sq. Ft. Material — nominated again for "The same since. I was awful — John Steinbeck book, will be permarket S w e c p,” "Eye Big“VaUey.” couldn't act a lick. I was skinny televised Dec. 3 on NBC. Henry "And then he said ‘Bain’ — as a rail; as a model I’d had to Guess," "Let’s Make a Deal" Fonda will narrate the program. Armstrong Inlaid and others. ^noleum Embossed and I said, 'Hey, that’s m e!’ lose 12 pounds." The entire script will be made and Vinyls And Martin (Landau, her hus­ Continued drama studies fit­ ABC launches Monday what it up of excerpts from Steinbeck’s band and costar, also nominat­ ted her finally for "Desire Un­ calls: "The Family Game"—"a text, NBC said its cameramen 6 9 .9 5 ed) lifted me up. I went up der the Elms" and other New fun-filled half-hour which will ranged over the countr.v to film lU the storv. Completely InsUlled Over those steps and my knees York plays, "Studio One” and reveal how much or how little Prepared Floor turned to liquid.” other television. parents and ' children reall.v Miss Bain, 28, has large, blue- She met Landau in that first know about each other." j acting class: 643-6662 green eyes, streaked-blonde Critics ignore or pan the day­ ze... "He dismissed me as a dumb, time games, but now we take 308 Main St., Manchester hair that is naturally brovm, and won't tell her measures- shallow, blonde model. I thought you to the participant’s side of he was arrogant, crude and the micnpphone. rude. A week later, at a parly, Says Abby Dalton: "I don’t we got talking, solved all the care if they’re scorned by the ^tdmk A-TRON world's problems and discov­ critics so long as they’re not ELECTRONICS PRE-OPEMING ered each other wasn’t like that scored by those nice ladies at To celebrattt the opening of our new East at all.” home." LABORATORIES . Landau at one time was a Former television wife of Hartford Showroom and C^ces, we will hove New York Daily News artist, Joey Bishop and Jackie Cooper. a Sole Spectacular Friday, Saturday and drew "The Gumps” for a while Miss Dalton is a regular on 277 BROAD Sunday from 10 A.M . to 10 P.M. and illustrated the late Billy NBC’s "Hollywood Squares." Rose’s newspaper column, Nine showbiz notables. Includ­ Bring the family and have a swim in dur beautiful "Pitching Horseshoes." Landau ing regulars Wally Cox, Charley A L L N E W oney la paid In above ground pool display. still paints and sketches. Weaver, Rose Marie and Morey I than to bene* Refreshments will be served. Free gifts for all and A housekeeper helps care for Amsterdam, climb spiral stair­ 1967 the couple’s daughters Sue, 6, register for door prizes. cases into boxes arranged like and Juliet, 2. tic-tac-toe, the old X and O pen­ FM-AM Annuity, Group cil game. There they match wits UP TO 20% REDUCTIONS ON ALL ITEMS with two citizens. RADIOS REGATTA TODAY Says Miss Dalton, a slim, CALL 649-1124 wnc wiU televise the Har- blue-eyed, caramel blonde: X-PLUS CORP. vard-Yale Regatta tonight from "I love being on the show be­ ('Itmed Sat. al Nmin HOME IMPRO'VEMENT DIVISION 6:30 to 7:30 p'.m. George Er­ cause I like playing parlor 986 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTFORD lich and Arnold Dean will be games. And I don’t have to be TV-KiidIo, Sales and Service the announcers. away from home a lot"—they

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"Namu the Killer Whale” This is sUn-dlving at its besL yousswfOri CaptolB America 748 WhoPa How 4 :M d ) M g l XhMttor^ L. X (0 ) B Dewey Hartln,' Steve Forest (881 NBC Baaehan We see underwater wmid o t U:I5 (48) Feataie M (8D Bwahto 8haw S:M O fd sS S I Dasom X Jeomda POP FB8TTVAI, Bopoat X 848 p.aa. “TIm . Brute Goddeab” '68- (848) OtmhX (C) B <881 Film barracuda, sbatk and savage "She’s . Working Her Way 7 :M B rH I* ------Araertcaa doctor diacovora U :M (884848) XOXght Shaw <0 > - Coll 4:88 (884848) Itows (C ) • * ^ a Naw Poodle DogT’ ( 18) Seeret AgoX Starring Johnny Canon (M l African Fatiol moray eel in dear blue wa­ Through Uege” Virginia (U> Ssv X the Ages The first Mooterey Intema- 7 4 8 TV Ago la Jl tribe ruled by a trotaaa_poo- StM (SI Bed ghriteu Hoar (0 ) B (8 4 8) 4 am Blehan Show (0 ) <81 TBA ters of the Bahama reefs. You Xayo, Ronald Reagan, ^61 8 :M (SMS4 8 ) Oamtalm Ntee (Cl B 8 4 8 FhMSi ChX t u as a goddeoa. Jon HoR, Aatfeoiijr 4;M (SI Blgt Theotro Uooal Pop Festival wUl be tele­ "The ekalton Scrapbook’’ with 1 4 8 (SI Los VoxuiShaw (0 ) (88) Big FIctare will be fascinated by the in- 11:M (88-MI News, Weather aad "TheXene RongeF’ "88. Lone '1^ Kan w m the Thiee Blue Tha Soup8 oop ShowSiM iru m 1 Jjihn W o y u e^ gneX aad hosL (M l Sam Saead GaU Shaw (OI (8) Neweeepe. Xomaato X tricate _ coral formaaons and S^rta (Cl Clnirlel Roager aad Tooto try to Had Byes’’ vised next asasim by ABC. The SIS* anuaaaa (8 4 8) Xlko Douglas ghow (C> Show featurM4 avortte routtnea Camfori. OnMepeete (81 Bace of the Weeh <01 tropical life. (M l TBA 1S9 the reasoa for unrest betweea (8-88) Bat FabX (0 ) B Toya (18) You AmeTfOo 81 and oom e^ aketXMs from “The Bowling Oraen Handi­ 11 one-boor program will be film­ One O'Oteek Bepart — <181 sol TV :M (M l WasUagtsa Bepsit Bdomitaln Indiana and settlers, dayton <181 ■ahaeitettra W t i M N in Jaa iaal Theatre M Skelton’s TV aboors over the Stem OR cap” 160,000 added, S-yr-olda “It Hai^ned Here' Congressman T.J. XeskUi Xoore, Jay SUverheela. "tt Happeaed Here" ed at'the Biree-day feaUval In X y Name la Oh&dren (M) The FlhUiteuei yean. and up, 1 mile and " i . (M). DI 4 . Ate FOree IMIgteaa (Ml Newtewad Oaase (0 ) U :68 (M l Joe PVae Shew (Cl B omI (Ml Yen Asked for M 8 :M (8) An^rOiiRHh Show (0 ) 1848 ttpea Xtod (884848) OeeastonX Wife (0 > FBm aad Sigh OR < C I ^ ^ 48-MI 0 .8 , (ipea CoU Toaran- 8 :M (8) Xlsslon: taipssslble (0 ) B (Ml Ihealie M CallfomiA. Among aingere wbo A ProfUa X Henry Luce. B will i^ipear on the program 5 :N (U> Bighway F a M (S-M> The lavoden (C> B m eX X Xeditattan - 41gn OR <181 Champioiuhip Bawllag czar from his foreign refuge to (M l The Fftatetonea (Cl " t « a g Journey to Leaven- 1:15 (88) Late Shew T o u r xaMMdlh** are Tlie Memaa and tlie Papaa, (88) Vietnam Iteview (ace criminal proceedings. "White Huntress” Susan (Ml XcHate’a Navy Tnsoday, June M (88) Xanhall DlBoa (8848-MI Get Smart (Cl B Stephan and John Bentley. S:M (Ul Bighway PataX (848) Fatoay 8« a ._ . . Simon and OarfUnkel, Ib e F.X. "Joy Hawkers” (8-MI Lasneaee Wdk (0 ) (Ml O. 8. Air Farce ReHglsas (M l P t o “ Prologue to_ Kurder" 8 4 8 inmt’s New (Ml Sapemaa (Cl 8 :M (88-88-M) Saturday Night at (Ml Blveibsat 8:M (81 FaaaHy Affair Byrds, Jetferson Airplane and 8:88 (81 Film aad Slga OR (Cl Metropolitan life 8 :M Travel Time TBA the Xsvies 1:85 (M l News. Siga OR * imoMNeiooaiMHr (M l Addams Family (S-M) Peyton Plaoe B p.m. Xltchuchum. (Cl to adopt her and her older (U l Sabscripttoa TV •rauLY DELiaOUS 18:MNBT Jeunul (M l FUm sister. Shirley Temple, John "Eight on the Lamb" SUNDAY PROGRAM OWy Name to Children—Repeat <881 At Home with Kitty Boles. t:M (81 Green Acres (Cl B JU (5-88) XUw Donglas Shew (Cl 19 9:00 8 4 848 CHICKEN X June , p.m. (Ml T^ih|Wve ( * ) The Learning Piee- 7 :M (Ml Agricaltare sa Parade (M l Daagenus Bobla ete (OI BUI Anderson and the Po 1:M (8) As (he World Tome X erv Oriffia Show 18:88 (U ) tabeeriptfOB TV (81 DaVey and Golinth (Cl tion which is based on King I TravX Time GueX: Billy Baksttne, singer. (sai(Ml MeHXOtXeHotet NavyNai “ For a Few Dollars More’’ James version of the Bible. Charm X Sweden—Repeat X <»> Se-'*-’ Now*, Weather (Cl 11 4 8 (Ml This Is the Ufe 8 ^ 1 *81 8:18 :M (S -St-S -M) News, Speita aad 8:45 (8) LlghtrTime (18) Alfred Hitchcock Freseato DEGI’S DRtVE-IN June 80, 8:80 p.m. ( D m m OIrl X (Ml Jtemca Weather (OI "Number Twenty-One" t Newe la Forepeettve S:M (SI To Ten the Troth (C> 8 :U (81 Stela Btlksea Show (C) (Ml Dawn Bible Institate (Cl 4 6 2 C E N T E R 8 T.— 6 4 3 -2 6 6 0 884848 (01 Dick Van Dyke Shew pert (Cl Adams. Hugh O'Brian, RANGE and DRYER peat X June 18, 8:00 p.m. <88-88481 Yon Don’t Say <01 S:M Im i LoeX Newe 11:M <8* 48-M) Tonight Show (C> (81 The Caristopkers V A Air Force Beligteos tures. Repeat X June 19, 8:80 p.m. _ „ (M l Y ob Asked for It 16:M (SI Look Up and Uve 7:N irhnt's New Film and Siga Off (Cl (81 VIdIcon 8 :M (8) Ed Sallivaa Show (Cl Morning 7:M (81 Lost ta Space (C) B 8:55 <81 News and WeXher —Xo- Diahann Carroll and Spanky, Electric Heat Inutallatloiia. (2888-M) Vlrgialaa Candice Bergen plays ■ ;M <8848481 Let’s Make a Deal 2 7 7 BROAD STREET— PHONE 6 4 9 - 1 1 2 4 son?” an examinatttm of tfu (Cl 8 :M Sport X the Week U :M (8) Camen Three Lacrosse: Boston va Coon. Hie NBC "Project 20” pro­ protests against the Vietnam (8) Frontien of Science a coed on CBS' “Coro­ 8 :M (SI Smothers Brothers Com­ VXley 8:86 (81 XoBMBta X Comfort — (88) Faith to Faith edy Hoar (C) Newa duction of “The Law anil tiie war, wlU be broadcaert Thurs­ (Ml The Big Pietare net Blue,” Monday 10- Tammy Grimes, John Gary. SUMMER SCHEDULE—CLOSED SATURDAYS AT NOON 8:16 (81 Froatton X Seteace (48) Ballwiidile (Cl (884848) Boaaasa (G) B F X * '* * “ )^' *• 8:M <81 t o aa and Prayer Prophete,” broadcast in April, day 10-11 p.m' 11 :M (SI Biogr»hy 11 p.m. "Credit for a Kill” .O-.OO.Wtiat’s New? 8:85 (8) A w a Crier will be reiieated Sunday 6:30- "Thomas Dewey" (8-MI Saaday Night Movie 8 :M Straggle far Feaee 8:M (SI Summer SenMOter 7:80 pxn. , . . CUff Arquette (8-M) Dlscoveiy ’ 47 (C) B "The Dangerous Days of Ki­ WILSON N u d m Forcer—^Repeat X (M l (teua Claseroom Streisand Concert Goes to Finland. A Journey to owa Jones" Robert Horton, June 80; 7:80 p.m. 8:M (81 Visit with the Xeneignar Joiiu Vic Damone and Carol CBS-pCans to tape a conceit Lapland in Arctic Circle 8 :U (Ml New York Yaakees vs. Diane Baker, Nehemiah Perii- 7:M TnuU'r New 7:M (8) News and Weather Lawrence for tfie premiere of where the reindeer has been Chicago m ilte Sox (G) off, Sal Mlneo, Gary Merrill. ELECTRICAL CO. ^ p e o t X 8:00 p.m. (884848) Today Shaw (Cl by Baitna Streisand in New made a way of Ufe by a hardy t:M (SI Natloaal PrefessloBal Soc­ Western adventure filmed ex­ Reaidential-Oomm.-lBd. 7 :M The Peer' Fay Kere (81 Friend! sf Xr. Oaaher (Cl NBCd "The Dean Martin Sum­ Toik's Central Park. toafgbt. group of people. Program ex­ cer Leagae Games < I ,\ r I <) N (M l Dattag Oame NBC . . . "Murder, Inc.,” a U:4S (Ml Sacred Heart Prognm Love (Cl “ First to Fight" from day of depoalfc 004 Maia St„ MamJwgter 8:15 (8) WaUy Gator (Cl renewed for the third year. 1 8 :M (SI We Believe (Cl (8) TBA (M l Blag aad Odte "movie with Stuart Whitman Four apecdails will be talevtoed (U ) BThite Banter 1S:M (81 TPhat’s My Use (C) m (UT-n HIT 4 tbnm yearly. t:M Make Beam far Daddy Catholic 11 :M (8 4 4 8 -S8M ) Nesra, Sports, and Peter Falk, win be Xiown (8) (tolaiOBated Mas (Ml Festival America (Cl ^ BAWCMgsTga’a 8taB9T riaaaciAL tutTiT«Tiaa_ HUMMEL ( I ) Xedte next season. The first wU be (881 The Christopken An exceUent picture of Amer­ Weather (Cl (M l FUm Wednesday pm. . . . "Ac­ "GrizzlylSS about a oonaerva- ica during vacaUon Ume and 11:15 (81 FesUval of Hits t w n i n (88) .Doeember Bride (Ml Biag Aronad the World "BatUe of the C o n i Sea” 1 0 0 7 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER • ROUTE SI, OQVENTBT HGURINES quit of Stong," a courtroom Uon (hunt for the giizaly bear (Ml CoBvcnallOB With possibly some Ups for your (Ml Jaeh LaLaao Shew own vacation. Cliff Robertson, Gia Scala. • NO D8IP.-4NM 18:M (8) Oaadid Camera dram a b ^ e d on the ccyjcrt mar- In YXiIowtdtone and Grand T'e- U :15 (88) The Uving Word (M l Dennis the Menace U.S. sub commander prisoner (88-S848I Snap Jadgmeat (0 ) U :M (8) Face the Nation (Cl on Pacific island during Worid ' MUSYPAINTINq tiX o f the."Bounty" mutineera, btional Parks. (8) Scope 5 :M (8) amigaa’s Island (Cl ONI COAT (8) F.D.QT^I 8 8 War n tries to get informor (M l Beoe Um Ctown w ill lye televlBed by (Srannel (88) BlUe Answen ( -M) U. . Open Golf Toai^ tlon to American warships. COVCB8 W AtU. (Ml Xeelg the Press aameat (Cl C H U N « (884848) CaneentrXtea (0 ) Friday at 9 pm. (18) The Bias Door 11 :M (SI Movie Maslerpieee TURNPIKE (S-MI Dntellae: HeUywaed, GE1N1E1VA — The “ lUtenta- (M l Westover FreseaU “ Boy on a Dolphin" '67 Beau­ b r a t ptASTia, 18:85 (88481 News (C) > The last of three' ABC pro­ U:4S (Ml Lift V n Yoar Voices . (Ml Celobrattoa ^ r (Ml Xeet the Press DeSaiUy, Alex Stewart '63. (M l Liaas the Ltoaheaited (S> Oae te a MUltea 11:85 (Ml iraskiBgtoa Report Quality Line Products (M> 11m Family Oame 1:85 <81 Capitol Report, Cape ______Senator T.J. Dodd $! U:M (81 Love of LHe (OI ICE PLANT OPEN Representative Oaddario 8 :M (8) The 81st Ceatary (0 ) B U :M (Ml Saaday Taateht Show (O) 512 WEST CENTER ST. 641-1511 (884S-M) Jeopardy (0 ) 1 :M (Ml FreaUen ot Faith 8:M (M l Italtoa Frogram (884848) Fraak XeOee 8 n - Film sad Stea OH (01 MANCHESTER NEW or USED (M l Donna Bead Shew o . l o W w w l # W W o P h o n e 6 4 3 - 1 1 2 9 (88) Weekead d u Beport (0 ) 1 :M (8) News u d ' Weather, X »- P h o n d 6 4 3 - 2 1 7 6 U:4S ( I ) OuMtag Light (01 Turn East from Main St. at State Theater on to Btauea (Ml XagUla OoflUa (U| The Bobby Lord Show meat o f Xedltattoa, Siga ...... ’ II ■ 111—^ — — — — mo— V O l

------“ 77T- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 THURSDAY J t/ PROGRAM finds evidence of an edrller) 1:M (S> Best Seller S;M <*•) V. 8. Navy Pita ' . (M) Peter Jeaafm New* udeiincludes (30-33-30) Another World (C) (30) Huntley-Brinkley Beport interviews with U.S. service­ (8-40) General Hospital (C) (8) TTwlllght Zone men in Vietnam. 3:36 (3) News (C) <18) 8nbNcriptlon TV (3) DIek Van Dyke Show "Stopover Town" 3:30 (33-30-40) Local News and "Bight on the htim” Dark Shadows 7:15 (40) You Asked for It 7:30 (30) Daniel Boone (O B <801 Honev _ 4:00 (8) Kanyer Andy Show (C> 11:20 (S) Thursday Starlight (30-33-30) Mnteh Game (C) (8-40) Batman (C) B • The Mudlark” ’51. Young (18) Superheroes (18)M O I MansVAISII CalledB^4» 68r « X urchin sneaks Into Bucking' The Mighty Thor (33-30) BUIy^ Graham Canada ham Palace and finds him­ Crusiide « (40) Swnhby Show (C> Taped highlights of Dr. Gra- self In presence of Queen Vic­ (30-33-30) News (C) ham> ertUaSecrusade last month In toria. Irene Dunn. Alec Guin­ (18) Song of the Ages ness.H’W, AIIWII-WAndrew Ray.awj. s._^ (S)' Big 8 Theatre _ Winnipeg, Canada. •Floods of Fear" '59. Sterling •TheA IIV A./i»lvavva Divided Heart” ’54. -Fos- -- 8:00 (3) Branded (C) Hoyden. Sebastian- ■ •• Cabot. ter parents learn their son s (8-40) F Troop (C) B Carol Kelly. i^eal mother Is alive and wants 8:30 (3) Sly Three Sons {C\ B (20-22-30) Star Trek (C) H I (30-33-30) Toalght Show (C) him back. Alexander Knox. (8 40) Joey Bishop Show (C) Theodore Bikel. (18) Subscription TV (8-40) Joey Blsho pShow (C) (8-22) 'Mike Douglas Show (C) "Namu the Killer Whale (8^0) Bewitched (C) B : (8) Nrwseope — Jloments of (18) You Asked for It 9:00 (3) Thursday Night at the Mov- Comfort —Guldeposts'-i (20) Rough Riders (30) One O 'clock Report — (30) The Fllntstones (C) -•'Flrsl Men on the Moon" Ed Sign Off , R (40) MeHale's Navy ward Judd Lionel Jeffries and (40) IJ. S. Air Force Rellgiam 5:00 (18) Highway Patrol Martha Hyer. Science flctloii Film nod .Sign Off . (20) This Is the Life adventure drama tolls about ) (3) Lns Vegns Show (D (30) Rlverboat 1 (3) News and Wenlher —M ^ (40) Woody Woodpecker-Yogi a United Nations spaceship crew that reaches moon and meni of Meditnflon —Sign Off Bear (C) ( Comedy Writers FRIDAY JU PROGRAM •The Blue Max" ‘A Happy Life’ 1:00 (3) Best Seller 9:06 (3) Friday Night Slovlrs Part V "The Hunters" "Behold a Pale Horse'^ G re t (20) Film ory Peck, Anthony Quinn and Caesar variety special. So did (22) At Home with Kitty Omar Sharif. Drama set In HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Q. Is a (30) Gypsy rugged Pyrenees between television comedy writer's life a four other writers including his (40) The FuRlllve France and Spain. Ctonccma a partner, Bill Persky, 35. 1:30 (3) As the World Tam s police chief who sets an m- happy one? (30-33-30) Let’s Make a Deal e.scapable trap for a guerrilla A. Mine Is. Most writers are Denoff-Persky previously won (C) leader ami smuggler he hM two Emmys apiece writing the (8) Dattnic Game sought for years and who la happy guys. We live ordinary, 1:55 ( 20-22-30) News (C) determined lo^ kill him. R • everyday lives and go home to Dick Van Dyke show and are 2:00 (3) Password (C) (40) Rango (C) creators-writers-producers of a (20-22-30) Days of Our Live* (20-22-30) T. H. K. Cat (O B our wives and kids. (C) (8-40) Phyllis Miller Shew (C) Q. Is there a trend in TV com­ new fall comedy series, ‘‘CJood (8^0) Newlywed Game Morning, World!” 2:30 (3) House Party (C) (20-22-80) Lnrrdo (C) B edy? Q. Does winning an Emmy Guest; Pla Llndstrom. actresa (8-40) Thr Aveagers (C) R A. The public is becoming daughter of Ingrid Bergman. (30) Billy Graham Canada mean a pay raise for a writer? Cmsadr (C) much more difficult to please— A. No, hut it helps you main­ (20-22-30) The Doctors (C) I (3-8-22-30-40) News. Sports aad which Is good. Whether it's slap­ (8-40) Dream Girl of '67 Weather (C) tain a reputation. 2:54 (40) News (C) stick, farce or legit, If it's done (20) RIrhard Diamond Q. I guess it would be an ef­ 3:00 (3) To Tell the Truth (C) I (3) Friday Spectacular well, it can succeed. (20-22-30) Another World (C> ••House of Slrangcm 49- frontery to ask how much you (8 ^ ) General Hospital Banker sets his four sons The witness; Sam Denoff, 38. make. 3:25 (3) News (C) against each other and lets He won an Emmy June 4 for 3:30 (3) Dick Van Dyke Show one go to jail for him. Susan A. Ask my ex-wife—or her (20-22-30) Y ob Don’t Say (C> Hayward, Richard Conte. Ed­ helping to Witte last April's Sid lawyer. (8) Mr. Goober (C) ward O. Robinson. (40) Dark Shadows "Gang War - When LA High Q. But how much do top writ­ 4:00 (3) Ranger Andy Show (C> School teacher witnesses gang­ ers In general make? (20-22-30) Match Game (C) land killing and Is persuaded (18) Superheroes to Identify and testify against TO O L and A. A good writer of situation "Iron Man" killers, the mob sets out to comedy can make $3,5(X) per (40) Swabby Cartoon Carnival stop him. Kent Taylor, Chas half-hour script—and write 20 or 4:25 (20-32-80) News (C) Bronson, Gloria Henry. EQUIPMENT (18) Song o( the Ages Perette Pradier in the 11:36 (36-33-36) Tonight Show (C) 30 of them a season If he really 4:30 (3) Big 3 Theatre movie, “’Beh^d a Pale Starring Johnny Carson works at it. He also gets residu­ "Apache Drums" '51- Gam­ (6-46) Joey Bishop Show (C) RENTALS bler. run out of town returns Horse,” Friday 9-11:25 (16) SabseriptiOB TV als, as I do from the Van Dyke to help deal with Apaches. "For a Few Dollars More’ Stephen McNally, Colleen p.m. on CBS. (8) Newscope —Moments of Sanding Machines show. In the variety field you 1:66 can make 32,000 to $3,000 a Gray. Comfort —Onlde■UeMsts Power Tools (8-22)1- 22) Mike Doaglas Show (C> (36) One O’ CkClock Beport — week. A lot make $1,000, which (18) Yon Asked for It (SO) Biverboat Sign Off (28) Corliss Archer (20) Faith lor Today Plumber’s Tools ■ — ■ ------ol (46) V. S. Air F orce Religions is g o ^ , t(X>. (80) The Fllntstones (C) (18) Highway Patrol Film and Sign Oil (C) Painter’s Equipment Q. How does a young fellow (40) McHales Navy (46) The Mnnaten (3) Las Vegas Skow (C> Cement Tools (26) Film „ • , (3) News and Weather —Mo­ with talent get started earning (46) Peter Jeaalnga New* (C) ment of Meditation —Sign Oft Moving Equipment this kind of gravy? (6-23-36) News, Sports, Weath­ er Maintenance Equipment A. Writing, believe it or not; is Hal Frazier (18) Merv Grilfla Show Wallpapering E^pm ent the easiest branch of show busi­ (36) At Vestro Sports Show Has Bonanza (36) McHales Navy W ILTOirS SHOP ness tdi get into. All you have to 6:86 (3) Sports, News, Weather (C) 649-2052 do is sit down and write. We 6:18 (46) Bronco 964 Main St., Manchester NEW YORK (AP) — Two 6:15 (36) M iam i'U ndercover look at everything that comes in 6:25 (6) Stein Eriksca Show (C> A-P EQUIPMENT —if It’s accompanied by a re­ weeks on Joey Bishop’s late- 6:36 (3) News with Walter Croa- Early American niglft show brought singer Hal kite (C) RENTAL lease to Indemnify us from a (8) Peter Jennings News (C) plagiarism suit by an unscrupu­ Frazier a bonanza of Ixxikings. (33-36) Hnatley-Brlnkley Be­ Gifts 935 Center St. Manchester One is July 1 on "Away We port (C) lous person. It takes time, but (30) Local News you can tell In about three Go,” Jackie Gleason’s sum­ (3) Death Valley Days (C) pages if a script has anything. mer replacement. (36) Hnntley-Brinkley Report .SHOP and Rehearsing the other day, (C) Q. How did you and Persky (8) Twilight Zone SAVE get started? Fratzier said he's rampared with "What's In the Box" (33-3646) Local News and WHERE A. 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